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In conjunction with the January 1991 purchase of furniture,
petitioner confirmed at that time the financial data that he had
previously provided to Metropolitan in September 1989, including
the representation that his weekly "take-home" pay as a "barber-
stylist" was $350.
Metropolitan grants credit to prospective customers, and
among retailers in Houston it is one of the most liberal in
granting credit. Metropolitan has granted credit to prospective
customers with a bad credit history, including a history of
repossessions, with a 50-percent downpayment.
Petitioner's Sister and Cousin
As previously indicated, petitioner has a sister by the name
of Cynthia S. Bell (Ms. Bell) and a cousin by the name of Sharon
B. Williams Rawls (Ms. Rawls).
During 1991, Ms. Rawls was employed by Methodist Hospital in
Houston as a medical technician, a position that she had held for
many years. Ms. Rawls has also held a variety of part-time
positions over the years, including 1991.
Ms. Rawls filed an income tax return (Form 1040) for 1991.
On her return, Ms. Rawls reported total income of $16,645, which
amount consisted solely of wages from Methodist Hospital.
Details concerning Ms. Bell's income and employment, if any,
are not disclosed in the record.
Petitioner's Income-producing Activities in 1988 and 1990
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