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               Ck. No.   Date      Payee                    Amount                    
               2295      1/12/90   O.L.D.C.O.A.-B.B.        $ 39.05                   
               2301      1/22/90   Pacific Gas & Electric   237.62                    
               2302      1/22/90   Oakland Scavenger Co.    64.18                     
               2303      1/26/90   Standard Brands          11.99                     
               2306      2/09/90   Pacific Bell             64.00                     
               2308      2/12/90   E.B.M.U.D.               59.89                     
               2316      3/22/90   AT&T                     41.01                     
               2317      3/22/90   Oakland Scavenger Co.    32.09                     
               2318      3/22/90   Pacific Bell             84.18                     
               2319      3/22/90   Pacific Gas & Electric   314.14                    
               Total     $948.15                                                      

          Petitioner failed to identify O.L.D.C.O.A.-B.B. and E.B.M.U.D.;             
          thus, the Court has no way of surmising to whom these checks were           
          paid and for what purpose.  Petitioner further failed to provide            
          evidence as to the identity of Oakland Scavenger Co. or Standard            
          Brands and the purpose for which the aforementioned checks were             
          paid thereto.                                                               
               Petitioner admits that the claimed expenses were incurred              
          solely for the care of one child between January and March 1990;            
          however, petitioner provided no details surrounding the operation           
          of Klyce Day Care during this time; i.e., location, hours of                
          operation, services provided, existence of employees, and so                
          forth.  The Court is not persuaded that monthly gas and electric            
          bills of $237.62 and $314.14, as well as monthly telephone bills            
          of $64 and $125.19,9 were attributable to the care of only one              

          9                                                                           
               On Mar. 22, 1990, checks were written to AT&T in the amount            
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