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not aware of any tax problems of West Pine and was not aware of
any tax problems that she and her husband might have in regard
to West Pine. Mr. Quinn retained the insurance policies in his
name through the Prudential Insurance Company of America
(Prudential Insurance) and the Franklin Life Insurance Company.
As of the time of the trial, the Quinns had a joint
checking account and two safe deposit boxes.
Mrs. Ouinn's Assets and Other Income
The Quinns have had bank passbook savings accounts since at
least 1951, and they have contributed to them regularly and
accrued interest on these accounts over the ensuing years.
Accounts were held in the names of Mrs. Quinn, the Quinns
jointly, Mrs. Quinn and Patricia, Mrs. Quinn and Linda, and
Linda and Patricia. Throughout the years, amounts were
transferred from one family account to another; accounts were
closed and new ones opened.
As of December of 1978, the Quinns had accumulated at least
$30,974.55 in their bank savings accounts. Of this amount,
$7,480.01 was in Mrs. Quinn's account at Home Savings
Association of Pennsylvania (Home Savings). The savings account
the Quinns held jointly at American Bank and Trust (American)
contained $23,494.54.
Periodically during the 1970's, Mrs. Quinn purchased
Government Savings bonds (Series E or EE bonds) with face values
of $50 and $100 in the names of herself and Patricia. During
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