during one of these initial purchases, Anderson told him that he had "some guy" who wanted to buy cocaine. Castro then sold Anderson a half-ounce for $1000. A few weeks later, Anderson returned to Castro's house to make another half-ounce purchase. Anderson did not have enough money to pay for this amount and promised to pay the rest later. Castro testified that over the period in question, he sold half-ounces to Anderson "quite a bit."

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Castro further testified that in the Spring of 1984, Anderson introduced James Douglas to him as someone who wanted to buy cocaine. During this trip, Anderson and Douglas bought a half-ounce, but could only afford to pay $300 of the $1000 price. Douglas told Castro that if Anderson did not pay the outstanding balance,he would. About a week later, Anderson and Douglas returned to make another purchase even through they were unable to pay the balance they owed Castro. On the basis of their promise to pay later, Castro fronted three-eighths of an ounce of cocaine and three-eighths of an ounce of heroin to the two.

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Clarence Severado testified that during the Spring of 1984, he began buying cocaine and heroin from Douglas. Severado also testified that in late May or early June of that year, he drove Anderson and Douglas to Chicago so that the two could make a purchase of cocaine and heroin from Castro. Anderson and Douglas used some of the drugs on the ride back to Danville, and gave some to Severado as quid pro quo for driving