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She also claimed $57 in theater expense for tickets to see
“Camelot”, and to visit the Houston Museum of Natural Science and
the Houston Arena Theater. She claimed a $31 video expense for
video rentals she viewed at home, not in the classroom. She also
claimed $533 for supplies, which included costs for a flashlight,
camera batteries, reading glasses, Hawaiian shirts, stamps,
hangers, dish detergent, photo albums, and lotion. Mrs. Garcia’s
supplies expense also included valet parking for the school prom
and a donation to the school’s booster club.
Mrs. Garcia took pictures of her students and claimed $113
in film and photo development expenses. She claimed $55 in
cleaning expenses for the cost of dry cleaning clothes she wore
while teaching and claimed $474 in subscription expenses for
books and periodicals she kept in her classroom. These included
a newspaper subscription to the Houston Chronicle daily newspaper
and magazine subscriptions to Glamour, Ski, and Prevention. Mrs.
Garcia also claimed $696 in gift expenses, which included costs
to purchase birthday cards, wedding gifts, and graduation gifts
for both high school and college graduations. In addition, Mrs.
Garcia claimed $631 in travel expenses, which consisted of the
cost of Mrs. Garcia’s Britrail pass on petitioners’ trip to
England in 2000, her admission to see the Roman baths in England,
hotel accommodations in Reading, England, and tours and
entertainment on a Scandinavian cruise.
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