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          of North Dakota.  In the bankruptcy petition, Mr. Kluzak listed             
          $1,280,000 in debts to secured creditors and $1,367,421 to                  
          unsecured creditors.  Petitioner was listed as an unsecured                 
          creditor in the amount of $75,000.  Mr. Kluzak listed total                 
          assets of $8,500, and listed estimated monthly income over                  
          estimated monthly expenses of $90 per month.  An order for relief           
          was granted to the creditors on March 18, 1988.                             
               Mr. Kluzak was discharged in the bankruptcy proceeding on              
          October 16, 1989.  After a conversation with a clerk of the                 
          bankruptcy court, petitioner determined that if he filed a claim            
          in the bankruptcy proceeding, his debt would not be paid and,               
          therefore, he did not file a claim in the bankruptcy proceeding.            
          Petitioner did not personally review the bankruptcy schedules.              
               Petitioner had lent money to Mr. Richard Kimble (Mr. Kimble)           
          in the amount of $144,500 on June 8, 1976, through his wholly               
          owned corporation, Ves Co.  Mr. Kimble deeded real estate to Ves            
          Co. as collateral for the loan and agreed that all money handled            
          by his real estate business would be handled through petitioner's           
          law firm.  Petitioner also served as Mr. Kimble's attorney.                 
               Petitioner entered into at least four business transactions            
          with Mr. Kluzak to purchase real estate.  Petitioner and Mr.                
          Kluzak, along with Mr. James Dickson, were partners in a North              
          Dakota partnership known as MDK for the purpose of land                     
          investment.  MDK dissolved sometime in 1986.                                






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