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          A Standing Pre-Trial Order was attached to the trial notice.  The           
          Standing Pre-Trial Order directed the parties, inter alia, to               
          stipulate facts and documents to the maximum extent possible                
          consistent with the dictates of Rule 91; to prepare and submit to           
          the Court a trial memorandum in prescribed form not later than 15           
          days before the first day of the trial session; and to be                   
          prepared for trial at any time during the term of the trial                 
          session.                                                                    
               Prior to trial, respondent served on petitioner a Request              
          for Admissions, to which petitioner filed a timely Response.                
          Petitioner admitted, inter alia, (1) he did not file an income              
          tax return for 1992; (2) he received compensation in the form of            
          wages from R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. during 1992 in the amount of           
          $45,063; (3) he received interest income from Lake City Bank and            
          First National Bank during 1992 in the amounts of $18 and $13,              
          respectively; (4) he received dividend income from Donnelley Tax            
          Redemption Stock Ownership Plan during 1992 in the amount of                
          $142; (5) he received nonemployee compensation from Primerica               
          Life Insurance Co. during 1992 in the amount of $1,532; (6) he              
          was entitled to only one personal exemption for 1992; and (7) he            
          is entitled to a standard deduction of $3,000 for 1992.                     
          Petitioner denied, inter alia, (1) his wages from R.R. Donnelley            
          & Sons Co. and his nonemployee compensation from Primerica Life             
          Insurance Co. were taxable; (2) he was unable to substantiate               






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