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          Co.'s 5-year strategic business plan also projected a favorable             
          outlook for the Company.                                                    
               Both before and after the valuation date, several of J.R.              
          Simplot Co.'s competitors had inquired into whether the Company or          
          parts of the Company might be available for acquisition.                    
          I.  Decedent's Last Will and Testament                                      
               Pursuant to the terms of his will, executed on July 13, 1988,          
          decedent bequeathed to the trustees of a testamentary trust for the         
          benefit of his children (the credit shelter trust) all of his J.R.          
          Simplot Co. class A voting stock plus that amount of class B                
          nonvoting stock which, when added to the voting stock (as valued            
          for Federal estate tax purposes), equaled the Federal estate tax            
          return filing requirement amount in effect at the time of his death         
          (i.e., $600,000), reduced by the aggregate amount of any adjusted           
          taxable gifts (as defined in section 2001(b)) made by him after             
          December 31, 1976.  The balance of decedent's estate, including the         
          remaining class B nonvoting shares owned by decedent, passed to             
          decedent's surviving spouse, Adelia Ann Simplot.                            
               Federal estate tax due from decedent's estate is to be paid            
          out of that portion of the estate which is to otherwise pass to             
          decedent's surviving spouse.  All State transfer and inheritance            
          taxes due with respect to a bequest are treated as a charge against         
          the distributive share of the person receiving the bequest.                 
           J.  U.S. Estate Tax Return                                                 
               In September 1994, petitioner filed a Form 706, United States          
          Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return, that listed           

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