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This journal is simply a bound collection of notebook lined
paper. The days, month, and year are individually handwritten.
The record itself indicates the month on top of the paper, and
shows the days per line on the sheet of paper. The last two
digits of the year are inscribed in the upper left-hand corner of
the paper. Many of the entries consist of unexplained
abbreviations. The handwriting is consistent, with no deviation
in writing style, throughout all of the daily record. The record
is not overly detailed, and it appears that petitioner generally
was involved in one activity per working day. In 1987 through
mid-1988, petitioner was busy every day. From mid-1988, large
gaps in the days shown on the daily record appear. In 1990, the
daily record shows that petitioner was involved in the first 2
months of the year with inventory preparation on behalf of DHS.
Petitioner notes the seizure of materials in August 1990. The
daily record also reflects that petitioner visited law libraries
5 out of the last 6 months of the calendar year 1990.
Petitioner also maintained records of sales of mercury to
clients from 1983 to 1988. This sales record lists order
numbers, the name of the clients, whether there was a "Small
Order Labor Charge", how many pounds the order was, and the total
charged with differing prices for in or outside of California.
Petitioner had more customers inside the State of California than
outside.
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