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          the time of trial, the Hawaii housing market was driven by two              
          major factors:  Location and the underlying quality of the                  
          structure.  The prime location of the house and its high quality            
          workmanship caused its value to rise throughout this period until           
          Mr. Heitzman and petitioner sold it in 1982.                                
               Since 1983, petitioner has been employed as a flight                   
          attendant.                                                                  
          2.   Stonehurst Energy Partners                                             
               Ronald Freemond, president and sole shareholder of Wind                
          River Energy, Inc. (Wind River), a Nevada corporation, formed               
          Stonehurst Energy Partners (Stonehurst) on December 10, 1979, to            
          engage in the  development, drilling, and operation of oil wells.           
          Wind River was the general partner, and Freemond was the initial            
          limited partner.  Freemond had organized Wind River to be general           
          partner of Stonehurst.  Although Freemond had “substantial                  
          experience in financial planning and tax advantaged investment”,            
          he and Wind River had “no experience in drilling for oil and                
          gas.”                                                                       
               Between December 10 and December 29, 1979, Mr. Heitzman and            
          34 other individuals purchased a total of 175 limited partnership           
          units in Stonehurst at a cost of $6,200 per unit and a total                
          investment of $1,085,000.  Investors paid $3,100 in cash on the             
          purchase of each unit and $3,100 with a recourse promissory note            
          due April 1, 1980.                                                          





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