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page down. There’s a check to Eastern Airlines for $1192 on
February 24th. It’s about three pages beyond that, 2051,
Eastern Airlines in the amount of $974 again in February
‘85.
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THE COURT: Now what was your question again?
MR. McDOUGAL: The question is would Eastern Airline
tickets purchased at that time of year be for the spring
Miami trip.
THE WITNESS [Betsy]: I have no idea what they’re for.
BY MR. McDOUGAL:
Q I’m sorry?
A I have no idea what they were for in February.
Q Do you recall flying Eastern Airlines for trips
other than to Miami?
A No.
Q We just looked at 2051. The check above that, 2050,
is American Express, February 26th 1985 for $2002.25.
If the Eastern checks were for a trip to Miami, would
the American Express charges for the same period be for some
other purpose?
A I don’t know.
Although respondent referred to Markette check No. 2050 in
the colloquy and determined in the notice of deficiency that the
amount of that check ($2,002.25) also was constructive dividend
income to Betsy, the record does not include information shedding
further light on check No. 2050 or its connection to check Nos.
2043 and 2051.
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