Super Rich Share of Wealth Hits New High in 1983
Washington reports that America's top 0.5 percent held 35 percent of wealth in 1983, up from 25 percent in 1963, with the richest 420,000 households averaging assets of 8.9 million. The study notes tax policy shifts favoring the wealthy and warns of rising cynicism toward institutions.
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Candidate Found Guilty in Kansas Worthless Check Case
Bill McDonald, GOP gubernatorial candidate, convicted of a misdemeanor for writing a $100 worthless check to a Topeka dealer. Judge Dowd set Sept 11 for sentencing, with a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $2,500 fine. McDonald, 41, claimed no intent to defraud and offered to repay the amount plus a service fee.
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