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in torture case flee


CRISTY LoFTIS
cloftis@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Seven children are in the
custody of the Department of
Children and Families after
five siblings said their parents
tortured them.
Citrus County sheriff's offi-
cials are searching for Pine
Ridge residents John Dollar,


58, and his wife, Linda Dollar, hammers and malnourishment
51, who are believed to have to the point of stunted growth
left the county, and sub-normal body weight
The Dollars are wanted on "From the pictures I saw,
felony charges of aggravated they looked like prisoners of
child abuse, with a bond war," sheriff's spokeswoman
amount of $100,000 each. Gail Tierney said. "Like
Detectives believe the chil- Auschwitz."
dren endured electric shocks, Five of the seven children
toenails being pulled by pliers, told detectives the couple
bondage by chains or locking forced them to sleep in a closet
plastic strips, 'feet struck by 1 in the master bedroom so their


John Dollar unda onllar
parents could keep an eye on
them, according to a sheriff's
news release.
'It became clear to detec-


YOU CAN HELP
Detectives believe John and Linda Dollar, accused of tortur-
ing their five children, are driving a 1996 black and gold
Provost Marathon motor home, with tag number DH41D.
They may also be towing a 2000 gold, four-door Lexus, with
tag number DH41D.
I Anyone who may have seen the Dollars or their vehicles is
asked to call 911 or 726-1121.
tives, after speaking with the The sheriff's office and DCF
children, that they had been began investigating the case
tortured," the news release
said. Please see TORTURE/Page 4A


Blaze



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home

Neighbor: House
went up fast
., A SHANNON
ashannon@
chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Flames ripped through the
roof of a Sugarmill Woods
home Thursday morning, leav-
ing a shell of black soot and
ash.
No one was at home when
the 9:34 a.m. fire broke out in
or near the kitchen of 65
Greenleaf St., Citrus County
iFire.Rescue officials said.
When first responders
arrived at 9:41 a.m., flames
were shooting through the
roof, Deputy Chief of
Operations Ray Hardy said.
Neighbor Kim Dorsch said
she ran outside after receiving
a call from her father, who
works with the fire depart-
ment,
"It went up fast," Dorsch
said. "When we came out, we
saw dark, gray smoke. Two
minutes later, everything was
black Two minutes after that, I
saw flames."
Citrus County sheriff's
deputies worked to get in
touch with the house's tenants.
Property manager Pricilla
.Frederick said she has rented
the four-bedroom, two-bath
house to a family since June
2004 through ERA Real Estate.
She said the father owns a
lawn-care service and has chil-
dren, who most likely were at
school at the time of the fire.
Frederick said she came out
to the house after an agent got
Please see BLAZE/Page 4A


MATTHEW BECK'Chionicle
Firefighters from several districts responded Thursday morning to this home In the southwest section of Citrus County
to battle a fire that engulfed a home In Sugarmlll Woods. Fire officials believe the blaze started in the kitchen area of
the home, where this firefighter douses the last of the hot spots. *


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Citizens send flyer,
Boyer issues memo
JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


The political after-
effects of the vote to
fire Crystal River City
Manager Susan Boyer
continued late this
week
In an effort to
involve more citizens, a
group against the firing
mailed a flyer saying,
"Citizens of Crystal
River: Your city is in
turmoil." The flyer
charged the firing was
not about hurricane
cleanup, as stated in
the 3-2 vote. It noted
the cleanup was done
24 percent under allo-
cation.
The flyer said two
years of progressive
improvements were in
Please see BOL/Page 4A


, Susan
Boyer
city manager
under fire.


Susan Kirk
councilwoman
subject of
memo.


Woman

run over

and killed

Police: Incide It
freak fatal accident'
JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A Crystal River woman died
Thursday as the result of what city
police termed a "freak fatal accident"
at her home in the early morning
hours.
Judy Milazzo McEnteggart, 43, died
later at Seven Rivers Regional
Medical Center as a result of injuries
suffered when she was run over by a
van driven by the man she lived with at
1145 N.E. 6th Court, according to a
press release from the Crystal River
Police Department
The report said Andrew Richard
Bartlett, 54, was driving his 1989 Ford
Econoline van from the back yard to
Please see KILLED/Page 4A


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"Same Time, Next Year," the two-person
play, opens at Playhouse 19./1C


A burst of assaults leaves 28 dead,
including two Marines and recruits./12A


Singing a different tune
-RON


One area pastor found God on a bus to
nowhere./Saturday


Commissioners to
decide about money
* Commission
to discuss what
to do with
a discovered
$7 million./3A
* Swiftmud to look
at a berm that
Arrowhead
residents say is
leaking from the
lakes to the
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TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
County commissioners are
being told a $7.6 million cash
fund they discovered in their
budget about two weeks ago is
not new and was never hidden
from their view.
However, Chairwoman Vicki
Phillips and
Commissioner
Gary Bartell
say they should
have known
about the
money before
the board
raised the tou-
rist tax last i"c ...
year and bef- Phili s
ore the board
discussed special taxes last
week to fund law enforcement
and fire services.
Questions about the money
surfaced again on Thursday
during the commission's annu-
al goal-setting session, in
* which board members talked
about their priorities and
brainstormed about projects
they would like addressed in
the future.
Cathy Taylor, director of the
office of management and
budget, said the $7.6 million is
known as "cash carry for-
ward," and consists of unspent
county dollars from previous
years that were carried for-
ward to the current budget
The money was accumulated
during the years.
It is scattered throughout the
budget in dozens of accounts


and the $7.6 million is the total
of all the cash carry forward
accounts combined, County
Administrator Richard Wesch
said.
"This is not a new pot of
money," Wesch said.
As a result of the controversy,
Taylor told commissioners she
is drafting a new policy to clar-
ify cash carry forward funds
and how they will be identified.
The budget shows cash carry
forward accounts in areas
ranging from park impact fees
to the building department and
road impact fees.
Commissioners want to
know how
much of the
unspent cash
in'the accounts
is available for
spending. Staff
has not provid-
ed them with a
written expla-
Gy nation. "hComnr
Gar- missioners
Basrtell also want ant
itemized bre-
akdown of all the cash carry
forward accounts listing how
much money is in each
account
SThey also want to know why
some of this money is not in
reserve accounts.
Questions about how the
county's money is being spent
were first raised by
Commissioner Gary Bartell
when he said he learned that
$250,000 of tourist develop-
ment money was not shown in
the Tourist Development
Council budget
When Phillips began her
inquiries about the TDC
money, Taylor told her about
the $7.6 million in cash carry
forward funds. She said Taylor
told her the TDC money was
included.


State says it will


inspect leaky berm


JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
The Southwest Florida
Water Management District
said Thursday it is willing to do
an assessment on the leaking
berm near Arrowhead, adja-
cent the S-353 flood control
structure.
The berm holds back water
from the Hernando pool of the
Tsala Apopka Lake chain next
to the levy that leads up to S-
353, and it has had small leaks
in recent years. The leak has
sparked concerns from the
adjacent low-lying community
of Arrowhead that just went
through flooding from the
Withlacoochee River during
the hurricane season.
A spokesman said the dis-
trict, called Swiftmud, will
approach the Withlacoochee
River Basin Board to ask for
funding to do an assessment
The basin boards are sub-
boards of the water district
that are used to identify and
fund local projects.
Because the berm was on
* private property owned by
Charles Strange, both the
water district and the Florida
Department of Environmental
Protection had said they did


not have the jurisdiction to
work on it
Strange told the Chronicle in
a story published Saturday
that if some agency would take,
responsibility for the natural
resource that was involved, he
would be willing to work with
the agency, but he didn't feel
the resource's threat was his
responsibility.
Swiftmud spokesman
Michael Molligan said
Thursday that the district is
willing to assess the berm, but
it would have to have legal
authority.
For instance, a perpetual
easement that would allow
work to be done and main-
tained needs to be granted.
"It's a leak and it needs to be
fixed," he said.
Strange said that sounded
good to him but he would
reserve judgment until he saw
something concrete.
He had said he was willing to
let an agency repair the berm
or build another one on his
property. He said the latter is
probably the answer.
Sonny Groves, a resident
from Arrowhead who voiced
concerns about the berm, said,
"This is good news. I don't care
who fixes it; as long as it gets
fixed;"


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Traffic lights to be
activated Monday
Motorists can expect to see
the two new traffic lights just
installed on County Road 486 in.
Citrus Hills go active on
Monday.
The two signals, one at the
intersection with Annapolis and-
one at the intersection with
Citrus Hills Boulevard, were
recently installed as part of the
C.R. 486 widening project and
in conjunction with the tempo- -'
rary closing of Essex Avenue at
C.R. 486.
Essex will be closed at C,R. -
486 as of Wednesday morning'
and will remain closed for three-
months because of work that
has to be done on about 1,000 2
feet extending from the intersect-
tion. The traffic lights at
Annapolis Avenue and Citrus
Hills Boulevard will be coordinate.
ed, county officials said.
Fund-raiser planned
for lung transplant
Beverly Hills Lions Club, 72
Civic Circle in Beverly Hills, is
planning a spaghetti supper to
benefit Gregory Gifford, a
schleroderma victim, who needs'
a double-lung transplant. GiffordI
is the 44-year-old son of Beverly-
and Gene Dutton of Beverly
Hills.
The dinner will be at 12:30 ..,
p.m. Saturday. Donations are
also accepted at the National .,
Transplant Assistant Fund.
Send checks to NTAF Lung
Transplant Fund, 3475 West
Chester Pike, Suite 230,
Newtown Square, PA 19073.
Veterans dinner -
set for this month
,The students and staff of
Inverness Primary School would'
like to invite all military members,"
veterans and their families to the;
10th annual Veterans dinner afid
program on Feb. g4.
-Dinner will be served at 5 p:m.i
in the Inverness Prim'nary School
cafe.
The program by the students
will begin at 6 p.m. and will con-
clude at about 7 p.m.
This is the school's way of
thanking those currently in the
service of our country as well as
those who have served in other
wars.
For more information,-call
726-2632.
Bank collects for ;
teen's brain surgery
A bank account has been set
up to cover medical expenses
for former Inverness resident
Jon Gromling at the SunTrust
Bank, South Highway 41 in
Inverness. Donations can be
made at any SunTrust branch
office.
Jon Gromling is the 14-year- -
old who had three strokes last
year and needs neurological
brain surgery.
For information, call Linda
Badore at 344-0324 or Dawn
Gruzdas at 726-3548.
From staff reports


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Correction
Due to a reporter's error, the
"Over Easy" column in
Thursday's Chronicle Food sec-
tion contained incorrect informa-
tion. The phone number to learn'
more about the Bee Happy
Apiary is 795-5578.
The Chronicle regrets the
error.


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Gym inspection


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
From left, Citrus County School Board members Bill Murray, Pat Deutschman, Ginger Bryant,
Homosassa Elementary principal Regina Allegretta and board member Lou MIele look at the
new cafeteria Thursday during a tour. The lunchroom opened a week ago after construction
problems forced several delays. Work on the school's media center construction project also
Is delayed because of building errors.


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jeopardy with another pend-
ing change in city manage-
ment, and it urged citizens to
contact the mayor and council
members and to attend the
next city council meeting on
Feb. 14.
The return address of the
flyer was the Phil Jannarone's
residence. Jannarone, who
ran for council unsuccessfully
in November, said Thursday
the flyer actually came from a
group of concerned residents,
and, as he mailed it for them,
he put his own return address
on it.
"This is important stuff," he
said.
In another turn of events,
Boyer notified the mayor and
city council in a memo that
Councilwoman Susan Kirk,
Who led the effort to fire
Boyer, had apparently accom-
panied a city staff member to
the regional water district
without notifying her.
Boyer is continuing to work
as city manager until a hear-
ing on the grounds for the fir-
ing. Kirk charged she violated
the city charter and various
policies. That hearing will be
Feb. 15.
Boyer said in the memo she
was at a meeting at the
Southwest Florida Water
Management District head-
quarters on Jan. 28 to discuss
additional grant funding for a
stormwater plan, and later
went over to the regulatory
side of the building to talk. to
4n engineer.
:When signing in the dis-
trict's registry book, she said,


Boyer is continuing TORTURE


to work as city
manager until a
hearing on the
grounds for the
firing. Kirk charged
she violated the city
charter and various
policies. The hearing
will be Feb. 15.

"... I was surprised to see in
the log book the previous
names were those of Susan
Kirk, Roger Goettelmann and
Wayne Walker I was not aware
of any.staff level meetings that
were occurring with the dis-
trict that day, and have not
been advised of any as of
today."
Goettelmann is the director
of the Community Redevelop-
ment. Agency for the city. He
has been negotiating with the
water district about a new city
parking lot.
Mayor Ron Kitchen, who
supports Boyer, said he saw it
as an example of Kirk inter-
fering with city operations
and personnel. He charged
she had done it before, and he
had suggested that Boyer start
documenting it, which he
assumed resulted in the
memo.
Kirk said she would not
respond to such a charge.
Under advice of the city attor-
ney, she would not comment
on anything about the grounds
for firing Boyer until the hear-
ing.
"All this will be addressed at
the meeting," she said.


Continued from Page 1A


Jan. 21, when the Dollars' 16-
year-old son was treated at
Seven Rivers Regional
Medical Center in Crystal
River for suspicious injuries
to his neck and head.
Emergency room doctors
were worried because the
teenager was severely mal-
nourished, the news release
said.
DCF contacted the sheriff's
' office with its concerns that
other children at the house
may -also be malnourished.
Five of the seven children-
a 16-year-old boy, 14-year-old
twin boys and girls ages 12 and
13 said they were punished
for stealing food, telling lies
and messing things up, the
news release said.
The twin boys weighed just
36 and 38 pounds each -
about 80 pounds below normal
weight for their age.
The other two. children, a
17-year-old girl and 14-year-
old boy, told detectives they
were not abused, Tierney said.
While DCF spokesman Bill
Daiuto said the Dollars are
not fostering the children, the
seven siblings are not the
Dollars' biological children. .
An arrest warrant was


BLAZE
Continued from Page 1A

a call from a neighbor.
"I'm concerned he's not here
to see what's going on,"
Frederick said.


issued when the Dollars did
not show up Monday at a DCF
hearing. Sheriff's officials
believe the Dollars have fled
the county.
The family moved to Pink
Poppy Drive in Pine Ridge
from Hillsborough County in'
August 2004. Detectives
believe the abuse also
occurred in Hillsborough
County, as well as Tennessee.
Additional charges are pend-
ing with other agencies.
The children were removed
from their home sometime
last week
"They are safe and in the
custody of DCF," Tierney said.
"They are eating and making
some progress."
The children were believed
to have been home schooled;.
however, Rich Hilgert, Citrus
County School District coordi-
nator of student services, said
he cannot confirm whether
the Dollar family was regis-
tered as being home schooled.
John Dollar's mother, whose
name is not known, was also
living at the family's home.
"She's been interviewed,
but is not considered a suspect
at this time," Tierney said.
"But she has been living
there."
The woman declined to
speak with a reporter at the
Dollars' home.
The Dollars live in a newly


Hardy said the fire was a
total loss, except for the garage.
Around the back of the
house, shattered glass was
strewn across the pool deck,
bits of a screen enclosed by a
frame was melted and clumps
of yellow insulation blanketed
the inside.


They are
safe and in the
custody
of DCF.

'Gall Tiemey
Citrus County Sheriff's Office
spokeswoman, about the condition
of the seven children.

developed area of Pine Ridge.
Their three-bedroom home
with a manicured lawn, pool
and fenced-in back yard is
worth about $200,000, accord-
ing to the Citrus County,
Property Appraiser's Web site.
Lee Jenkens, who lives a
few houses away from the
Dollars, said she learned of
the Dollars' many children
when some close friends from
the North sold the house to
the Dollars in July.
Jenkens walks her dog past
the Dollars' house each day,
and must drive past it to leave
her neighborhood, but said
she has never seen the chil-
dren.
"How could you never see
the kids?" Jenkens said.
"Especially so many of them."
Information from The
Associated Press contributed
to this report.


State Fire Marshall officials
will investigate.
Citrus County sheriff's
deputies, Nature Coast EMS
workers and fire rescue units
from, districts in Chassa-
howitzka, Citrus Springs and
Homosassa responded to the
fire.


KILLED
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the front to leave the resi-
dence when he ran over
McEnteggart at about 1:20
a.m.
As the two were returning
from an evening out, they
stopped at a carwash where an
argument ensued, according to
the police report. Bartlett
walked home from there, the
report said, and when he
arrived, he saw McEnteggart
pulling up.
Bartlett told police he decid-
ed to leave rather than risk
continuing the argument, and
went around to the back of the
house where his van was
parked.
As he drove it through the
side yard to get to the front, he
told police, he heard a thump
and stopped, finding that he
had run over McEnteggart
The report said he and
neighbors called 911 to get
help. McEnteggart was trans-
ported to the hospital, where
she died of the injuries at 5
a.m.
A press release said Crystal
River traffic homicide investi-
gator Sgt Mack Ballard said
alcohol was involved in the
accident, and investigators
spent most of the early morn-
ing at the scene collecting evi-
dence. A blood alcohoFl si-iple
was taken from Bartlett
No charges had been filed as
of Thursday, Ballard said, and
the investigation is continuing.
Anyone with any informa-
tion regarding the incident or
activities of the pair before the
incident is asked to call
Ballard at 795-4241.


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Obituaries-


James Allen, 73
INVERNESS
James Richard Allen, 73,
Inverness, formerly of Greenup
County, Ky., and Coalgrove,
Ohio, died Monday, Jan. 31,
2005, in
Gainesville.
Mr. Allen
was born Jan.
17, 1932, at
North Fork of
Oldtown, Ky., a
son ofJames R. and Nettie Mae
Brown Allen.
He served in the U.S. Army
during the Korean War and
was stationed in Alaska.
He was a businessman and
owner of the former Allen's
Supply Company in Flatwoods,
Ky., Mr. Jim's Mart and Allen
SDistributors Inc. of Coalgrove,
Ohio.
He was reared by his grand-
parents, WA. "Woots" and
Katherine Virgin Allen of
SLynn, Ky. He grew up on the
family farm and became a gen-
tleman farmer, avid hunter and
outdoorsman through his adult
life.
He was an active member of
the Citrus Missionary Baptist
Church in Inverness and was a
former member of the
Johnstown Baptist Church in
Deering, Ohio.
He was preceded in death by
one brother, Floyd E. Allen.
Survivors include his wife,
Kathy J. Allen of Inverness;
one son, Steven J. Allen and
wife, Rene' R., of Ashland, Ky.;
- two daughters, Amy M. Allen-
Rowe and husband, George D.,
of Louisville, Ky., and Cathy J.
Stapleton and husband,
Charles L., of Huntington,
?-WVa..; three grandchildren,
Lukas Christian Trent Allen of
-Grayson, Ky., Terra C.
Stapleton and Darius E.
Stapleton of Huntington, WVa.;
three brothers, Charles C.
'Allen and wife, Georgia, of
Flatwoods, Ky., Paul E. Allen
and wife, Ruth, of Miamisburg,
Ohio, and Chauncy A.
Montgomery and wife, Lena, of
Ashland, Ky.; one sister,
:Avanelle I. Moore of
Portsmouth, Ohio; a special
aunt, Ruth Tabor and uncle,
Paul Tabor of Kenansville; and
-'many nephews, nieces and
cousins.
A memorial service will be
conducted at a later date at the
Citrus Missionary Baptist
,.Church in Inverness.
.Condolences may be sent to the
family at www.prestonfuner-
al.com.
Preston Family Funeral
Home, Ashland, Ky.


Raymond
Ayoubee, 79
FRANKFORT, KY.
Raymond R. Ayoubee, 79,
Frankfort, Ky., formerly of
Inverness, died Tuesday, Feb.
1, 2005, at
home of natu-
ral causes.
A native of
Michigan, he
was the son of
Saladin and
Lorinda Ayoubee.
He was an Army veteran of
World War II, serving in the
Philippines and South Pacific.
He retired from General
Motors in Michigan, where he
was a member of UAW Local
Union 1753.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Josephine Ayoubee;
sister, Vivian Khalidi; and a
grandson, Michael.
Survivors include two
daughters, Joy Lee Rutter of
Center Ossipee, N.H., and
Cheryl Long of Frankfort, Ky.;
two sons, Alan Ayoubee of New
Smyrna Beach and Ronald
Ayoubee of Napa, Calif.; three
sisters, Hoda Ayubi, Joy
Ayoubee and Leyla Posey; a
very special friend, Dorothy
Volpeof Knoxville, Tenn.; eight
grandchildren; and four great-
grandchildren.
Mr. Ayoubee will be cremat-
ed and interred in Inverness.
Private services will be con-
ducted at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, contribu-
tions may be made to Hospice
of the Bluegrass, 208 Steele St,
Frankfort, KY 40601.
LeCompte-Johnson-Taylor
Funeral Home, Frankfort, Ky.

John Dobsha, 86
DUNNELLON
John Dobsha, 86, Dunnellon,
died Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2005,
in Ocala.
A native of Brooklyn, N.Y, he
came here in
1979 .from
Hialeah.
Mr Dobsha
was a retired
senior analyst
employed by Eastern Airlines
and a veteran of the U.S. Air
Corps.
He was Catholic.
Survivors include a daugh-
ter, Diane Dobsha of
Gainesville; a son, Richard
Dobsha of Titusville; and two
grandchildren.
Those who wish may make
contributions to Hospice of
Marion County.
Roberts Funeral Home,
Dunnellon.


Paul
Koehneke, 89
LECANTO
Paul E. Koehneke, 89,
Lecanto, died Saturday, Jan. 29,
2005, at Brentwood Retirement
Center
Born in Chicago, Ill., he
moved to Florida in 1980 from
Baltimore, Md.
Mr. Koehneke was a retired
branch manager for American
Excelsior Corporation.
He was a member of the
Kiwanis in Homosassa.
He was a church and choir
member of First Presbyterian
Church in Crystal River.
Survivors include a son, Jim,
of Sparta, N.C.; a daughter,
Lynn Woelker of Bayreuth,
Germany; a sister, Helen
Douthit of Sioux Falls, S.D.;
four grandchildren; and his
companion, Kay Danielson of
Homosassa.
National Cremation Society,
Brooksville.

Jane Liebert, 58
LAKE ANN, MICH.
Jane Ellen Liebert, 58, of
Lake Ann, Mich., died unex-
pectedly Thursday, Jan. 27,
2005, at her home.
Born April 26, 1946, in
Niskayuna, N.Y. she was the
daughter of Douglas and Doris
Conkling. She moved to
Florida in 1984 and was cur-
rently in the process of making
Michigan her permanent
home.
A 1967 graduate of Norwalk
Hospital School of Nursing in
Connecticut, she was a regis-
tered nurse and practiced both
psychiatric and Hospice nurs-
ing..
She loved music and had a
literary flair, writing two chil-
dren's books, which she hoped
to someday publish.
She was a member of the
Hernando United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include a daugh-
ter, Kathryn Conkling of Lake
Ann, Mich.; mother and stepfa-
ther, Doris and Louie
Falzarano of Inverness; sister
and brother-in-law, Gail and Ed
Southard of Inverness; brother
and sister-in-law, Robert and
Millie Conkling of Stratford,
Conn.;, six grandchildren,
Christopher, Jacob, Caleb,
Cheyenne, Abigail and Tyler of
Michigan; and several nieces
and nephews.
Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral
Home, Traverse City, Mich.


Julian
Locklear, 79
HOMOSASSA
Julian Dyer Locklear, 79,
Homosassa,. died Wednesday,
Feb. 2, 2005, at the Seven
Rivers Regional Medical
Center in Crystal River.
Born Oct 6, 1925, in Tampa
to Raddy and Edith (Eiland)
Locklear, he was a lifelong res-
ident of this area.
Mr Locklear was a retired
foreman and a diver for
Florida Power Crystal River
Plant
He was a member of the
Carpenters Local Union,
Tampa, and a member of the
Crystal River Loyal Order of
Moose 2013.
He was an avid commercial
fisherman with a great love for
the outdoors and the waters of
Citrus County, helping many in
the fishing industry get started.
He was Protestant.
Survivors include his son,
J.R. Locklear of St Augustine;
several grandchildren; and his
caregivers, Toni Spivey and
Ray Locklear, both of
Homosassa.
Strickland Funeral Home,
Crystal River

Virginia
Mason, 84
INVERNESS
Virginia Kathryn Mason, 84,
Inverness, died Tuesday, Feb.
2, 2005, at home under the care
of her family and Hospice of
Citrus County.
Born Sept 18, 1920, in South
Portland, Maine, to John and
Minnie (Burns) Moore, she
moved to this area in 1981 from
Miami.
She was a homemaker.
She was Protestant
She was preceded in death
by her husband, George, Feb.
15,1995.
Survivors include two sons,
Michael F. Mason and wife,
Barbara Jean, of Inverness,
and Thomas J. Mason and wife,
Sandy, of Carson City, Nev.; two
grandchildren, Linda Mason
Rein of Inverness and Kyle
Thomas Mason of Carson City,
Nev.; and two great-grandchil-
dren.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.

Louis Reedy, 42
ST. PETERSBURG
Louis Marcel Reedy, 42, St
Petersburg, died Sunday, Jan.
30, 2005.
A native of St Petersburg, he
owned Hair Experts Beauty
Salon.
He was a member of


Macedonia Freewill Baptist
Church and attended Mount
Zion Missionary Baptist
Church.
Survivors in-
clude a son,
Christopher
Manor of St.
Petersburg; his R
father, James L. J
Walker of
Crystal River;
his stepfather,
James Smith of Louis
St Petersburg; Reedy
five sisters,
Barbara Reedy, Patricia
Crawford, Letitia Reedy,
Sylitha Cooper, all of St.
Petersburg, and Jamesha
Walker of Crystal River; and
four brothers, James and
Andrew Walker, both of St.
Petersburg, Steven Walker of
Lakeland and James Walker of
New York'
Serenity Memorial Funeral
Home, St. Petersburg.

Funeral

NOTICES

Albin W. DiPasca. Funeral
services for Albin W DiPasca,
87, Homosassa, will be con-
ducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb.
5, 2005, at Wilder Funeral
Home, Homosassa Springs,
with the Rev. Robert Plank of
Chapel of the Hills Church,
Spring Hill, officiating. Family
will receive friends from 5 to 7
p.m. Friday at the funeral
home. Interment with military
honors and services conducted
by the Springs Masonic Lodge
375 will follow the service
Saturday at Fountains
Memorial Park, Homosassa.
Memorials may be made to the
York Rite Eye Foundation..
Jane Ellen Liebert A service
of remembrance for Jane Ellen
Liebert will be conducted at 3
p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6,2005, at the
Inverness First United Metho-
dist Church. Pastors Kip
Younger and Brian T Braggs Sr.
will officiate. Those who wish to
make memorial contributions
may direct them to the Hospice
of their choice. Arrangements
are being handled by the
Reyniolds-Jonkhoff Funeral'
Home in Traverse City, Mich.
Julian Dyer Locklear. A
memorial service for Julian
Dyer Locklear, 79, Homosassa,
will be conducted at 1 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 5,2005, from the
Strickland Funeral Home
Chapel in Crystal River with
the Rev. Mack Huggins, of the
Church of Mount Zion in
Chiefland, officiating. Crema-
tion arrangements are under
the direction of Strickland
Funeral Home, Crystal River.


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Koehneke

Paul E. Koehneke, 89, of Lecanto,
Florida, and formerly of Sugar Mill
Woods in Homosassa, died
Saturday, January 29 at Brentwood
Retirement Center. He was born in
Chicago, Illinois and came to
Florida in 1980 from Baltimore,
Maryland after retiring as a branch
manager of American Excelsior
Corporation. He was a member of
the First Presbyterian Church in
Crystal River where he sang in the
choir and belonged to the Kiwanis
in Homosassa. He was a good
friend of Kay Danielson of
Homosassa. He was preceded in
death by his wife, Ruth and his son,
Roger. He is survived by his sister,
Helen Douthit of Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, his daughter, Lynn Woelker
of Bayreuth, Germany, his son, Jim
Koehneke of Sparta, North Carolina
and four grandchildren. Memorial
services will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church in Crystal
River on Monday, February 7, at
2:00pm. Memorial donations may
be made to the choir of the First
, Presbyterian Church, 1501 Hwy. 19,
Crystal River, FL 34429 or Brain
Research Fund, 1501 N. W 9th
Avenue, Room 4013, Miami, Florida
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ASC to serve pancake
breakfast Saturday
Apache Shores Club is having a
pancake breakfast from 8 to 11
a.m. Saturday. The breakfast will
offer two pancakes or french toast
with two sausages or two slices of
bacon, coffee, tea or milk for the
price of $2.50. The club is on East
Buffalo Lane, Apache Shores, 2
miles north of Hernando on State
Road 200. Watch for the marquee.
Civitan Club to host
yard sale Saturday
East Citrus Civitan Club will
have a yard sale from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. Saturday at Modem
Plumbing, 641 E. Gulf-to-Lake
Highway.
The revenue raised from the
sale will be used to support the
club's ongoing projects, such as
CREST School, CASA, CUB,
Sanctuary Homeless Shelter and
many others.
Civitan is a volunteer associa-
tion that serves individual and
community needs.
For more information call Bob
Iverson at 726-4626.
Tuesday set aside for
Annual 'Maine Day'
The Annual "Maine Day" cele-
bration will be Tuesday at First
Presbyterian Church, 206
Washington Ave. at State Road 44
and Washington Avenue in
Inverness. Doors open at 10:30
a.m. and serving by number starts
at 11:30. Seating is limited.
Donations are $3 per person and
a casserole or salad per couple.
Settings, coffee, soda and dessert
will be provided. Featured enter-
tainment is Billy Lindsey, who will
perform a tribute to Elvis. There
will be door prizes, a raffle and
share/share.
Call President Mary Lou Davis
at 795-9181 for more information.


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Special to the Chronicle

E Inverness Elks Lodge 2522 will host
a "Super Ball Party" at 5 p.m. Sunday,
Feb. 6. A Chinese buffet will be served.
For reservations, call the lodge at 726-
2027.
The monthly meetings will be at 8
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 8 and 22.
Men's Fun Golf is played at 9 a.m.
Monday at the Twisted Oaks Golf Club.

News NOTES

Autism seminar
set for today
An educational seminar titled
"Inside Autism: Why is it on the
increase? What causes Autism?
What can I do to help?" will be
presented by the Isaiah
Foundation Inc. and Childhood
Development Services, for pre-
school teachers, day care workers,
parents, grandparents, nurses and
educators.
The seminar will be from 1 to 4
p.m. today at the Lecanto Action
Center in the Lecanto School
Complex on Educational Path (off
County Road 491), in Lecanto.
There is no charge. Call CDS at
(800) 635-5437 or The Isaiah
Foundation Inc. at 447-1775.
Nurses will receive two contact
hours from the Isaiah Foundation.
Day care workers and preschool
teachers may call CDS for infor-
mation about in-service credit.
NYC transit
retirees to meet
New York City Transit Retirees
- of Florida Chapter 9 will meet at 1
p.m. today in the Beverly Hills
Community Room, One Civic
i Circle.
Volunteers were already chosen
for the various committees, and'
this year promises to offer many
enjoyable activities. Also, for this
meeting, cake donations will be
made by Frances Paolillo, Frances
McNamara, and Anthony Arena.
New York City transit workers
residing in or around Citrus County Fro
are welcome to attend meetings A.
along with transit retirees visiting Po
the area. Do join us for some fun,
meeting former coworkers, and the
latest information coming out of
.. New York.
Call President Sal Patrone at
527-1661 or First Vice President J
r Anthony D'Adamo at 527-2508. lar
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The Fourth Degree Knights of
Columbus, Francis Cardinal
Spellman Assembly 1547, will
have its 35th Annual Charity Ball
Saturday, Feb. 12, at the Pope
John Paul II Catholic School, 4341
W. Homosassa Trail, Lecanto.
Funds raised will go to other sup-
port of the school. The honorees
this year are Dr. Lou Whitaker,
principal, and Cindy Chase, direc-
tor of administration at Pope John
Paul II School.
Formal attire suggested.
Donation is $20 per person.
Dinner will include a choice of
prime rib or Chicken Cordon Bleu.
Dinner will be served at 6 p.m.
(BYOB).
Dancing is at 8 p.m., with music
by Johnny Angel.
Call Jim Poto at 527-1610 or
Robert DeSanti at (352) 489-2876
today.


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Bingo begins at 11:30 a.m. Monday,
with lunch served from noon to 2 p.m.
Elks burgers are served at the lodge
from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesday.
A light lunch is served from 5:30 to
7 p.m. Thursday, with the Dart Club
meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Dinner is served from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Friday, with live dance music from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. The special for the
week and chicken must be ordered by


Thursday.
Bellybusters hot dogs are served
from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, and
mixed golf meets at Brentwood from 3
to 7 p.m.
The Sweetheart Charity Ball will be
a delightful and elegant evening of fine
food, good music by Marti Carroll and a
silent auction at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb.
12. All proceeds will go to local chari-
ties. Bidding on the auction will be until


9 p.m. The dinner will consist of salad
Tuscany, Pore de Precocia, or Flounder
Florentine Milanese, and sorbet a'la
Biscotta. Table assignments will be
made by hostess Maggie at the lounge at
4:45 p.m. Call the lodge for reservations
and tickets at 726-2027.
There will be a Biloxi trip in March.
Anyone interested in going on this trip
may call Mike or Mary Gruss at 746-
0481, or call the lodge.


CMH, Jackson Hewitt team up


Special to the Chronicle
m left: Sharon Parker, Jackson Hewitt Inverness Office manager; Ryan D. Beaty, Citrus Memorial Hospital president and CEO;
William Forness Jr., Jackson Hewitt chairman and CEO, J-Tax Orlando; Roxanne Rose, district manager, Jackson Hewitt; Chris
ol, Citrus Memorial Hospital development director.

Taxpreparer choses hospital to lend hand as its nonprofit partner


Special to the Chronicle


Jackson Hewitt, the nation's second-
'gest tax preparer, chose Citrus
memorial Hospital as its local "Lend a
and" nonprofit partner. For each CMH
iployee, volunteer or SHARE' Club
ember who has taxes prepared at
ckson Hewitt, the company will con-
bute $10 to the Citrus Memorial,
hospital Foundation's capital cam-


paign. In addition, the company is offer-
ing a discount on tax preparation to
CMH members.
The deal was sealed recently when
Jackson Hewitt Chairman / CEO from
the Orlando office, A. William Forness
Jr. and District Manager Roxanne Rose
visited CMH to meet hospital President
/ CEO Ryan D. Beaty and Development
Director Chris Pool.
With them was Sharon Parker, man-


ager of the Inverness Jackson Hewitt
office.
The hospital's capital campaign will
benefit Citrus Memorial Hospital's
planned Family Care Health &
Education Center at Allen Ridge in
Lecanto.
The center is envisioned to be the
gateway for a wide range of future
health and education services for the
county's growing population.


ACLU speaker to discuss Patriot Act


Special to the Chronicle


Retired Army Col. Michael
Pheneger will speak at 7:30
p.m. at the Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship in
Lecanto today at the First
Friday Forum.
His topic will be the need to
preserve freedoms during
times of crisis, especially since
9/11 and the passage of the
USA/Patriot Act.
Pheneger, who spent 30


years in military intelligence,
first joined the American Civil
Liberties Union (ACLU) as an
undergraduate in 1960. Since
retiring from the Army in 1993,
he has been active in the ACLU
on local and statewide levels.
He has presented his positions
about voting rights, free
speech, surveillance/privacy
issues, church-state separation
and Internet censorship to
local and national media,
county commissions, city coun-


cils and school boards.
He said he believes his mili-
tary background affords a
unique opportunity to focus on
the need to preserve freedoms
in this time of crisis.
Doors open at 7 p.m. The fel-
lowship is in the Oak Tree
Plaza, next to the Rainbow
Grille at 2149 W County Road
486, a mile east of County Road
491 and six miles west of U.S.
41. This free event is open to
the public.


LIFT to dine,


learn about love


Special to the Chronicle

Twisted Oaks Country Club
was the recent setting for 32
LIFT widows and widowers
dining event.
Their next "dining out" day
is today at Joe's Family
Restaurant, 911 West Main St,
Inverness. The carpool will
leave Fero Memorial Gardens
parking lot, 5891 N. Lecanto
Highway at 10:40 a.m. for 11
a.m. reservations. Suggested
carpool driver tip is $2.
Richard Hackney, Anna
Koenig, Marie Luongo,and
Don Reed were welcomed as
new LIFT of Citrus County
members at the January lunch-
eon.
The February luncheon and
meeting will be 11:30 a.m.


Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Silver
Palate Restaurant in the Best
Western Citrus Hills Lodge,
350 E. Norvell Bryant Highway.
Judy Grieg, Hospice grief
counselor, will speak to mem-
bers and guests about love -
romantic love, but most impor-
tantly, the power of love to
heal. Grieg is a 25-year
Hospice volunteer at Bellin
Hospital in Green Bay, Wis.,
when Hospice first became
known in the United States.
You will not want to miss this
event.
Menu for the day includes
salad, rolls and butter, chicken
ala king with rice pilaf, broc-
coli, dessert and coffee or tea
for $10, including tax and gra-
tuity. We look forward to greet-
ing everyone.


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News -. -

Seventh-day
Adventists meet
On Saturday starting at 9:10
a.m., there will be song service
to start the Inverness Seventh-
day Adventist Sabbath school.
After the opening,
Superintendent Shirley Shaffer
will welcome guests and mem-
bers.
Special music and the
Mission Emphasis and Shaffer's
remarks will end the early serv-
ice.
Dick Pike's organ prelude will
signal the start of worship.
Pastor Hershel Mercer's ser-
mon is titled, "Our Protection."
The evening Vesper service
will begin at 5:45 p.m. titled "La
Music En La Igles."
The health food store will
open at 6:15 p.m. Saturday. It is
also open Wednesdays from 9
a.m. to noon and 7 p.m.
The thift store is open every
Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m.
The church is located 4 1/2
miles east of Inverness off S.R.
44 in Eden Gardens. Call 746-
3434.
Business network
welcomes speaker
The Citrus Business Network
will hear Fred Clark speak on "A
Date With Your Customer" at
7:30 a.m. today.
Clark, a resident of Lecanto,
is a well-known business con-
sultant and innovator. All owners
or managers of small business-
es are invited to hear this pres-
entation, a $75 value, at no
charge.
The Citrus Business Network
meets at 7:30 a.m. Friday at B
& W Rexall Drugs Restaurant
("Home of the 88-cent
Breakfast"), 214 South U.S. 41,
Invemess. Attendees should
bring business cards, brochures,
coupons, etc., to exchange with
other business owners.
Bring a pencil and notepad.
Call Kandy at 344-2372 or Liz
at 527-9790.
BH Irish American
Club to gather
The monthly meeting of the
Beverly Hills Irish American Club
will be at 1 p.m. today at Knights
of Columbus Father Virgil P.
Power Hall at Pine Cone
Avenue and County Road 486.
Guest speaker will be Dan
Rohan, whose column appears
in the Chronicle. Rohan is an
advocate of senior rights and a
watchdog of happenings in the
state and Washington, D.C.
A social hour will follow the
regular business meeting.
The club is looking forward to
a bus trip to the Irish Pub in
Tampa on "Mardi-Gras Day,"
which is Monday.
The Wednesday bowling out-
ing ends the day at a local
restaurant.
Call Lynn Crysler at 527-1493
or Art McDermott at 746-9519.
Camera classes
to be offered
Do you own or are you think-
ing of buying a digital camera,
but you aren't quite sure how
that pesky little thing works?
Starting today, retired high
school principal Barry Schwartz
will host a digital camera class:
open to all.
Schwartz will take participants
through the ins and outs of digi-
tal photography, as well as give
information on your digital cam-
era.
The first class will be from 2;
to 3:30 p.m. at the West Citrus;
Community Center, with a cost
of $7 per student.
Call 795-3831.

Pet SPOTL GHT
Mugsy


Special to the Chronicle
The Thompsons of Inverness
have befriended Mugsy on
their walks. He Is the sweet-
est and most gentle dog,
always greeting you with a
wagging tail.


* WHAT: Speaker retired
Army Col. Michael ,
Pheneger will discuss
free speech
* WHEN: Friday at 7 p.m.
* WHERE: Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship,
Oak Tree Plaza, right
next to the Rainbow Grille
at 2149 W. County Road
486.


DAR guest


Priscilla Wellington, regent of
the Annuttaliga Chapter of
the Daughters of the
American Revolution (DAR),
welcomes guest speaker
Scott Waters from Citrus
High School, who presented
a most informative talk on
the American Indian Culture
at the January
luncheon/meeting. Waters is
project facilitator for the
Florida Excellence In Reading
Program, and also works at
the county level on the
Curriculum Alignment Team,
which determines the future
path of social studies taught
In the county. He designed
the course curriculum and
authored a textbook on
American Indians that has
been adopted for his multicul-
tural studies Class at Citrus
High School.
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-.03 -.6
+.29
-.28 -2.0
-.28 -7.0
+1.61 +5.9
... -1.9
+.97 +.9
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-.18 +37.8
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-.56 +4.6
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+.13 +14.1


I ~~INES


52-Week
High Low Name


Net % YTD 52-wk
Last Chg Chg % Chg % Chg


10,868.07 9,708.40 DowJones Industrials 10,593.10 -3.69
3,823.96 2,743.46 Dow Jones Transportation 3,579.48 -24.69
348.82 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 348.64 +.77
7,273.18 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,148.32 -21.07
1,449.41 1,150.74 Amex Index 1,450.64 +1.24
2,191.60 1,750,82 Nasdaq Composite 2,057.64 -17.42
1,217.90 1,060.72 S&P 500 1,189.89 -3.30
656.11 515.90 Russell 2000 629.32 -2.66
12,024.36 10,268.52 DJ Wilshire 5000 11,735.28 -32.82


-1.76 +.93
-5.75 +26.32
+4.09 +30.28
-1.40 +9.23
+1.14 +20.34
-5.41 +1.89
-1.82 +5.43
-3.41 +10.50
-1.97 +6.94


N YK O E A


YTD Name Last Chg


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-1.6 BIkFL08 15.59
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-6.9 CapOne 78.42 -.05


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-6.6 CntryTel 33.49 -.56
-4.9 ChyTelun 25.20 -.25
-1032 ChmpE 10.61 -.04
-14.2 Checkpnt 15.49 -.01
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-8.4 CircClty 14.32 -.21
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-8.5 CmcBNJ 59.92 -.97
+17.7 CmdM0Us 29.20 -.18
-19.8 ComScop 15.16 -.07
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-2.9 ConAgra 28.61 -.43
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-21.3 CtlAlrB 10.66 -.22
-6.3 Cnvrgys 14.19 +.15
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-6.1 Coming 11.05 -.05
-3.5 CntwdFns 35.72 -.19
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-2.8 CypSem 11.40 -.13


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-5.5 Deere 70.30 +.16


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-3.9 DonleyRR 33.91 -.10
-11.7 DoralR h 43.49 +.44
-10.8 Dover 37.39 -.46
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-1.9 DuPont 48.10 -.06
+7.3 DukeEgy u27.17 +.27
-.8 DuqUght 18.69 -.23
+1.3 Dynegy 4.68 -.07
-10.4 ETrade 13.39 -A3
-15.3 EMCCp 12.60 -.29
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-6.3 Eaton8 s 67.80 +.21
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-8.4 EDS 21.16 +.16
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-30.0 Enterasys 1.26 -.03
44.6 Entergy 79.71 +.05
+7.8 Equifax u30.30 +1.20
-5.2 Eqtyinn 11.13 +.04
-2.9 EqOffPT 28.27 -.01
-12.2 EqtyRsd 31.76 -.24
-1.7 EsteeLdr 44.99 -.67
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A6.4 ExxonMb1 ua4,52 +.59
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-12.7 Falhmntg 30.25 -.75
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-1.5 FdelFIn 44.99 -.03
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-6.9 FRn'O 19.99 +.19
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43.0 Mentor 34.75 +2.87
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-53 Staples 31.93 -.33 -10.4 8 VitesLog 2.5 .
+213 StarSclen 6.17 +17 21 VTece 2.764 -.16
-20.5 Stibud 49.57 -4A 3 42 Vo+,2 bdTe 1.48 -.02
+.B StDyna 38.17-1.14 -35.6 Volterrann 14.27 -.49
+139 StlmCel 4.82 -.38 -1.7 WPPGp 53.76 -39
+13.0 StoOffsh 7.32 -.04 -.A wPEnt"n 16.87 .3.86
-21.0 SunMicr 4.26 -.13 -1.6 WashFed 2373 +.03
+2.7 Sunterna 14.42 +.62 +2.8 WashGInt 42.41 +1.73
-252 SupTech 1.04 +.01 -.6 WaveSys 1.08 -06
-24.5 SuperGen 5.32 -.03 -8.2 WebMD 7.49 +.05
-6.3 SlportSft 6.24 -.20 -16.4 WebEx 19.89 -28
+.2 SusqBnc 24.99 +.25 -18.9 webMelfN 5.85 -20
+3.3 SwTm 22.18 +.08 +11.3 Webesenseu5644 +15
-14.5 Sycamre 3.47 +.01 -6.6 WemerEnt 20.69 -.30
-11.9 Symwntrec 22.70 -.28 +29.3 WWirenss 37.88 -09
+5.3 Symetrc 1022 -.30 +12.3 WetSeal 2.55 -.05
+17.7 Synaptlcs 35.98-1.45 -4.4 WholeFd 91,16 +.64
-13.6 Synopsys 16.89 -.18 -208 WilsonsLth 3.09 +01
-2.4 Synovis 10.55 -.37 -2.8 W1ndRw 13.17 -.04
+20.1 THQInc 2754 +.58 -11.7 WrtssFac 8.34 -26
-9.4 TLCVision 9.44 +.03 +9.3 WlnSys 19.08 -.45
+15.7 TOPTankn 18.80 -.18 +11.0 WordAir 7.05 -.14
-154 TTMTch 9.98 +.13 -158 WoridGae 4.20 -.10
+6.2 TakeTwo u36.95 -.01 +7 Wynn 67.40 -60
-27.4 Tanoxlnc d11.04 -25 -159 XMSat 3164 -.40
-482 TASERs 16.41 -.74 -386 XOMA 1.59 -05
-659 TechData 42.74 .22 -315 XcyteThn d.89 -40
-29 2 Tegal 117 -.02 -31.5 Xcytnx 28.80 -.40
-135 Tokelec 1769 -.17 -289 X y ma.8 2 ,90 2
+302 Telesys 14.57 -41 -11.4 Xytnun 1.09 +02
-3.5 TeweIGIn 16.97 -.17 +211 Xyratexn 19.98 -.02
-40 TelkInc 1837 -.55 9 Yahoos 3509 -45
-15,9 Telibs 722 +.15 +2 ytlowRd .65.84 +05
+12.9 Terayon 306 -.03 -11 ZebraTs 49.60 -.91
-1.6 TesseraT 36.63 -.15 -22.0 ZhoneTch 2.02 -.04
-2.5 TevaPhs 29.11 -.36 -8.7 ZiCop 6.62 +121
+11.4 Thoratc 11.61 -.04 +7.4 Zla 4.60 -.20
-15.3 3Com 3.53 -.09 +1.8 ZIonBcp 69.24 -.01
-17.2 TbicoSft 11.05 +.05 -14.5 Zoran 9.90 -.13


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Yesterday Pvs Day
Australia 1.2910 1.2902
Brazil 2.5932 2.6285
Britain 1.8815 1.8864
Canada 1.2422 1.2380
China 8.2781 8.2781
Euro .7710 .7670
Hong Konq 7.7996. 7.7999
Hungary 187.86 188.15
India 43.300 43.280
Indnsia 9197.00 9180.00
Israel 4.3956 4.3898
Japan 104.49 103.75
Jordan .70902 .70902
Malaysia 3.7999 3.7995
Mexico 11.1580 11.1470
Pakistan 59.35 59.38
Poland 3.09 3.11
Russia 28.0100 27.9770
SDR .6581 .6568
Singapore 1.6380 1.6372
Slovak Rep 29.20 29.21
So. Africa 6.1176 6.0125
So. Korea 1025.00 1027.80
Sweden 7.0018 6.9614
Switzerlnd 1.2022 1.1917
Taiwan 31.63 31.68
U.A.E. 3.6724 3.6723
British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others show
dollar in foreign currency.




Yesterday Pvs Day
Prime Rate 5.50 5.25
Discount Rate 3.50 3.25
Federal Funds Rate 2.50 2.3125
Treasuries
3-month 2.43 2.32
6-month 2.68 2.61
5-year 3.76 3.74
10-year 4.17 4.21
30-year 4.58 4.68




FUTURES
Exch Contract Settle Chg
Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Mar 05 46.45 -.24
Corn CBOT Mar05 195 -1/4
Wheat CBOT Mar 05 2893/4 +11/2
Soybeans CBOT Mar 05 502 -3/4
Cattle CME Apr05 88.25

Pork Bellies CME Feb 05 87.92 -3.00
Sugar (world) NYBT Mar05 8.94 +.13
Orange Juice NYBT Mar05 85.85 +.35


SPOT
Yesterday Pvs Day

Gold (troy oz., spot) $416.60 $426.30
Silver (troy oz. spot) $6.667 $6.808
Copper (pound) $1.43u $1.4955

NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = Chicago
Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange.
NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange.


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5-Yr.
Name NAV Chg %Rtn
AARP Invat:
Balanced 1739 -.03 NS
CapGr 42.84 -.13 -31.1
GNMA 15.19 ... +37.8
Global 26.41 -.11 NS
Gtin 21.64 -.06 NS
Ins 4334 -.1 NS
PhtyCn 11.64 -.02 NS
PIwyGr 1296 -.03 NS
ShTriBd 10.16 ... NS
SmCoS* 24.80 -.09 +84.8
AIM Investments A:
Agsvp 10.11 -03 -24.6
BalAp 25.22 ... -142
BasVailAp 32.17 +.01 +37.3
ChartAp 1262 -.03 -27.3
Constp 22.35 -.0.-33.3-
HYdAp 45 ... -4.8
WInGw 19.85 -.06 -21.9
MdCpCEq 2.38 -.05 +49.3
MuBp 8.22 -.01 +35.5
PriEqly 9.73 -.02 -34.9
SeEq 1737 -.03 -28.3
S 10.81 -.02 -41.7
WehgAp 12.74 -.05 -22
AIM Investments B:
CapDOt 16.94 ... +11.3
PMmEqy 9.02 -.02 -37.3
AIM Investor Cl:
Dynm 1625 -.02 -39.6
EneWgy 30.01 +.11+125.4
HItMSd 49.60 -25 -3.5
SmCoGIp 12.11 ... -32.2
ToltI 24.11 -.05 +3.0
Ulies 1229 +.04 -26.4
AIM/INVESCOInvstr:
CoremSk 10.46 -.03 -6.1
AMF Funds:
AUMIo 9.81 ... +20.4
Advance Capital I:
Balancpn 17.75 -.05 +302
Relncn 1021 ... +48.0
Alger Funds B:
SmCapGrt 424 -.01 47.4
AIlanceBem A:
AmGvncA 7.61 ... +68.3.
Balanp 17.18 -.01 +40.4
GbTdAp53.02 -.56 -59.0
GrlncAp 3.75 ... +242
SmCpGrA 22084 -.05 -8.0
AIIlanceBem Adv:
gCpGrAd 17.98 -.17 -45.5
AIlanceBem B:
AnGvlncB 7.51 ... +62.3
CowpBdpl12.50 +.03 +40.1
GbTdBt 48.05 -.51 -60.6
GrmwBt 12257 -.19 -36.7
SCpGrBt 1921 -.04 -11.6
USGoviBp 7.09 ... +30.0
AlIlanceBemrn C:
SCpGN Ct 19.35 -.04 -11.5
AmSouth Fd Cl I:
Value 16.62 +.01 +16.8
Amer Century Adv:
EqGmpn213.0 -.05 -6.2
Amer Century Inv:
Balanedn16.45 -.03 +12.9
Eqlncn 8.05 -.01 +86.6
Growthln 19.18 -.08 -33.8
Hedtageln11.7 -.02 -7.6
IncGron 30.17 -.05 -1.0
IntDiscrn 13.33 -.06 -11.1
IntGrolin 8.865 -.04 -30.5
UfeSd 4.93 ... NS
NewOpprn5.36 +01 -164
RealEs6ln 23.28 +.2'1li,27
Selectn 37.16 -.19 -24.1
Ukcan 20.63 -.1 -27.2
Win 1230 +.03 -10.0
Valueenvn 7.32 -.01 +78.5
Amer Express A:
Cal 525 -.01 +38.1
Discover 8.65 -.02 +7.9
DEI 11.06 .02..+3.-
DivrBd 4.91 ... +33.0
DOppA 7.17 -.01 -8.9,
EqSl 12.52 -.09 -9.9
Grown h 2625 -.11 -46.9
HiYWd 4.48 -.01 +35.5
Irr 5.50 ... +36.7
MgdAlp 9.43 -.03 +8.5
Mass 5.44 -.01 +35.5
l id 5.35 ... +362
MI -5.36 ... +372
Mutual p 9.73 ... -12.0
NwD 23.40 -.12 -25.3
NY 5.17 ... +7.3
Cio 5.304 ... +34.1
PreMt 8.75 -.12+113.8
Sol 8.71 -.01 +28.8
SDGovt 4.79 ... +233..
Stockp 19.15 -.02 -16.8
TEBd 3.92 ... +37.7
Thdintl 5.60 -.02 -32.5
Thdild 7.10 -.03 -35.7
Amer Express B:
EqValp 10.12 ... +7.2
NwDt 22.17 -.11 -28.1
Amer Express Y:
NwDn 23.51 -.12 -24.8
American Funds A:
AmncpAp 1.04. -.05 +13.6
AMutAp 26.17 -.02 +43.8
BalAp -17,84 -.03 597"
BondAp 13.62 ... +43.1
CalSBAp 52.56 -.10 +72.2
CapWAp 19.81 -.06 +60.1
CapWGAp 33.58 -.08 +48.2
EupacAp 3525 -.14 -3.6
FdlnvAp 31.61 -.08 +13.4
GwthAp 26.83 -.09 +1.4
HITrAp 12.56 +.01 +41.9
bcoAp 18.34 -.02 +69.3
itndArp 13.68 -.01 +32.0
ICAAp 30.37 -.06 +17.5
NEcoAp 20.41 -.03 -24.6
NPerAp 26.98 -.17 +6.8
NWrWdA 32.70 +.12 +25.5
SmCpAp 3122 -.07 -11.1
TxExAp 12.59 ... +39.5
WstAp 30.41 -.01 +34.8
American Funds B:
BalBt 17.78 -.03 NS
CapBBt 5256 -.10 NS
GrwthBt 2606 -.09 NS
InooBt 1825 -.02 NS
ICABt 3024 -.06 NS
Waslt 3024 -.01 NS
Arlel Mutual Fds:
1 4634 ... +93.0
Ariel 5227 +.03+138.6
Artisan Funds:
Intl 21.68 -.12. -152
MidCap 28.88 -.10 +25.8
Baron Funds:
Asset 52.35 -20 +21.5
Grome 45.8 +.11 +67.9
Bernsteln Fds:
IntDur 13:44 -.02 +36.4
DivMu. 1425 -.01 +30.1
T M ntV 22.11 -.15 +26.0
BlackRockA:
AuroraA 39.15 -.15+106.4
Legacy 13.05 -.0 -183
, Bramwell Funds:
G Gwtip 19A1 -.02 -17.9
Brandywine Fds:
Bmdin2638 -.07. -562
Brinson Funds Y:
HIYkYn 7.47 +.01 +39.3
CGM Funds:
CapOvn 29.6 -.11 +13.9
Mu1 n 2562 -.01 +7.3
Calamos Funds:
Gr&lncAp2924 -.03 +37.8
Gnvrt/Ap 50.91 -.49 +46.6
GmcetiCt 49.03 -.47 +43.6
Calvert Group:
hicop 17.12 +.01 +50.5
IstEqAp 18.74 -.11 -15.7
MBCAt 10.40 ... +28.2
Munlnt 10.97 ... +83.5
SodalAp 2731 -.06 +2.8
Soctdp 1605 ... +46.5
SocEqAp 33.5 -.18 +20.8
ToFU 10.60 ... +152
TxFLgp 16.60 ... +40.7
TxFVT 16.08 ... +35.1
Clipper 87.43 -25+789
Cohen & Steers:
RtySirs 64.75 ..-.5+145.0-
Columbia Class A:
Acoint 25.02 -.03 NS
Columbia Class Z:
AcomZ 26.14 -.03 +74.9
AcombitZ 2020 -.07 -2.0
-Logedo 2720 -.07 -11.
Smalos 21.13 -.04 +84.6
Columbia Funds:
ReEsEqZ 26.12 -.03+1303
Davis Funds A:
NYVenA 30.83 -.07 +18.9
Davis Funds B:
NYVenB 20.57 -207 +14.1
Davis Funds C & Y:
NYVeC 20.76 -207 +14.3
Delaware Invest A:
TxUSAp 11.06 ... +43.7
Delaware Invest B:
DefchB 3.37 ... +7.1
SelGiBt 20.09 -.01 -47.5
DImensional Fds:
IntSmVanl15.96 -.05+130.5
USLgVan 19.79 +.01 +84,6
USOI.on14.66 -.04 +71.8
US 05astn19.00 -.056 +55.6
USSmVa 26.16 -.10+130.4


EmgMkdri 16.80 +06 +26.2
ntVan 16.24 -.11 +568.1
DFARIEn2139 +.01+148.9
Dodge&Cox:
1 Balia 78.74 -.07 +76.1
Income 12.90 ... +47.7
InSl 30.69 -.11 NS
Stock 128.28 -.15 +84.4
Dreyfus:
38,65-.05 -3.0
31.54 -.10 -18.5
Drey 10,08 -.03 -17.2
DI5OOln 34.66 -.0 9 -12.1
Emcol 42.83 -.17 +15.7
FLIntr 13.49 -.01 +31.4
InsMutn 18.15 .,, +38.7.
StValAr 20.41 -.01 +44.1
Dreyfus Founders:
SGrowBn 9.86 -.02 -49.4
GrwlhFpnl.30 -.02 -472
Dreyfus Premier:
CoreEqAt 14.49 -.02 -8.7
CorVIvp 30.08 -.02 +16.3'
LtdHYdA p 7.5 8 .. +17.4
TAMgGCt 15.50 -.02 -11.7
TchdGroA 21.53 -.14 -61.8
Eaton Vance CI A:
ChnaAp 13.59 -.02 -8.9


GmnA 7.14 -.05 -8.6
InBosA 6.54 ... +292
.4.66 .. -395
10.77 ... +52 i
TradGvA 8.79 +304
Eaton Vance Cl B:
F.MBI 10.98 ... o 4
HhSBtO 10.64 -.06 +30
NaslBt 10.45 .. +499
Eaton Vance Cl C:
GotCp 757 ... +254
NalMCI 9.95 ... 74
Evergreen B:
BalaBt 8.37 -.02 -12
BklC t 23.65 -.07 -273
Dvw lB 1 15.15 ... +.60
FoundB 16.77 -.06 -93
MuBdBt 7.57 ... +3
Evergree- ...
"CoBd 10.72 -.01 8
Evgml 12.81 -.07 -255
Fona 16.87 -.06 -46
SIkuil 10.09 ... +254
Excelsior Funds:
Eeigy 20.85 -.03+1009
Hi0eldp 4.79 .. NS
Vatesir 41.65 -.16 +33
FPA Funds:
NwFnc 11.17 ...41 4
Federated A:
AmLdrA 24.66 -.07 .96
CapApA 25.05 -.06 2
MldGrStA 30.05 ... -284
MuSecA 10.86 ... +00
Federated B:
SrncB 8.B6 +.01 +42.7
Federated Insti:
* Kaufm 5.25 +.01 +3.2
Fidelity Adv Foc T:
HRCarT 19.83 -.01 +6.1
NalResT 34.04 +.07 +72.5
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGdrn 46.64 -22 -332
Eqlnln 28.39 -.02 +38.7
InlBdin 11.13 -.01 442.1
Fidelity Advisor T:
BalancT 16.15 -.01 +4.7
SDIGrT 1U.49- ... +11.7.
Dyn p 13.22 -.08 -228
EqGrTp 44.35 -21 -35.1
EqInT 28.06 -.02 +34.9
GOvlT 10.09 -.01 +39.3
G TOppT 29.87 -.12 -24.5
HllnAdTp 10.03 +.03 +40.5
IntBdT 11.12 ... +40.2
MiCpTp 2422 -.06 +39.4
MulncTp 1326 -.01 +44.0
OvseaT 1724 -.14 -172
STFFr 9.52 ... +28.3
Fidelity Freedom:
FF2010n 13.53 -.02 +11.6
FF2020n 13.79 -.04 +2.5
FF2030n 13.88--.05 -3.3
Fidelity Invest:
AggrGrrh 16.05 -.07 -69.2
AMgrn 16.07 -.01 +10.3
AMgGrn 14,60 -.02 +.4
AMgrilnn 12.61 -.02 +27.2
Balancn 17.76 -.02 +42.0
BlueChGrn40.72 -.17 -27.6
Canadan 33.57 -.05 +72.5
CapApn 25.00 -.22 -32
Cplncrn 8.47 ... +34.7
ChiaRgn16.61 +.02 +0.1
CngSn 388.58 -.95 +3.5
Contran 56.47 -.11 +7.9
CnvScn 21.19 -.04 +22.5
Desl 12.55 -.05 -30.0
Desl 11.28 -.04 -16.3
DisEqn 25.34 -.03 -1.9
DivlnMtn 2820 -.14 +23.4
DivGhn 27.96 -.01 +13.7
EmrMkn 1320 +.04 +10.7
EqIncn 52.02 -.10 +27.4
EQIn '23.19 -.0 8 +23.3
ECapAp 21.46 -.10 +8.6
Exchnn 266.70 -28 +6.4
Epotn 19.54-.07 +27.1
Fnei 29.58-.11 -162
Rflyrn 20.16 -.01 +-.6
FrinOnen 24.78 -.07 +0.4
GNMAn 11.11 -.01 +39.0
Govtlncn 1024 -.01 +40.9
GroCon 53.79 -.30 -35.6
Grolncn 37.61 -.07 -3.8
Grolncdln 9.51 ... -5.5
HighIncrn 9.04 +.01 +17.3
Cndepnn 17.56 ... -18.7
IrtBdn 1050 -.01 + 1.1
IntGovn 1020 -.01 +37.1
itDiscn 27.86 -.18 +7.7
ngSSCprn24.19 -.15 NS
InvGBn 7.55 -.01 +44.1
JapanSn 12.56 -.22 -38.6
JpnSm n, 12.77 -24 -14.7
LatAk n -21.06 +.19 +48.8
LMCoStkn2330.++04 NS
LowPrn 39.86 -.03+141.5
MagelnlO2.42 -.30 -17.5
MidCn 22.82 -.06 +8.9
MIgSeon 11.26 ... +42.2
NwMktrn 14.35 +.05+102.5
NwMilln 30.70 -.06 -16,9
OTCn 32.96 -.30,41.9
Ovrsean 3435 -N9 -156
I l6v6n '-06 -01 46-
PuItnn 18.79 -.03 +31.6
RealEn 27.87 +.06+150.9
STBFn 8.96 -.01 +30.4
SmCapndun19.72 -.0 +372
SnlCpSrn17.89 -.06 +67.4
SEAsian 16.73 +.07 +.6
StkSIcn 22.54 -.06 -10.5
Strtncn 10.73 ... +48.4
Trendn 52.780 -.11 -9,6
USBIn 11.16 ... +45.4
Uthyn 13.50 +.07 -30.2
Vafttn35.65 -.29 +68.6
Vale n 71.07 -.03 +93.8
Wdndwn 17.91 -.09 +8.1
Fidelity Selects:
Aim 33.18 -.15 +402
Autonn 33.72 -.15 +69.7
Bangn 38.80 -.11 +67.3
Biothdin 5335 -.27 -32.5
Bmdvrn 5429 -.32 +47.
Chemn 68.05 -.31 +96.2
Conpn 33.17 -.36 -58.
Coilndn 24.38 --.06 +20
CstHon 44.50 +.07+149.6
DfAern 06524 -25 +99.2
DvCmn 17.73 -.31 -60.4
Electn 35.97 -.35 -55.7
Enrgyn 35.05 +.16 +81.6
EngSvn--4.85-+.15-+79.7.-
Envlrn 13.73 -.08 +36.1
Finvn 115.62 -.40 +56.6
Foodn 51.11 -.13 +75.2
Goldrn 25.65 -.31+118.2
Healtn 125.52 -.02 +9.4
HoimFn 61.06 +.03+127.8
IndMtn 38.47 -.15 +40.3
Insurn 61.36 .+.07+111.7
Leisrn 76.12 -.56 +0.1
MedDIn 46.20 -.10+177.3
MdEqSysn23.73 .+.14+109.4
MlSn 44.15 -.19 -6.5
Ntasn .31.72 ,.15+120.5
Paper 30.681 -:07 +35.8
Phamn 8.64 -02 NS
RIetI n .5121 +28 +142
Soflwrn 49.38 -.07 -21.4
Techn 50.03 -.75 -69.8
Telonn 35.56 +.13 -57.6
Tramsn 40.70 -21 +91.6
UtDOrn 39.90 +.14 -30.0
Wlremessn 5.66 -.04 NS
Fidelity Spartan:
CAMuin 12.64 -.01 .+42.1
CTMunrn11.73 -.01 +402
Eqldsn 42.13 -.10 -10.4
5001nrn 81.95 -.20 -10.4
FLMurn 11.70 -.01 +41.1
Govsn. 11.05 -.01 +43.0
InvGirdn 10.69 -.01 +46.0
MDMurn11.09 -.01 +39.1
MA Mi n 12.20 ... +4229
MIMunn 12.16 -.01 +42.0
MNMunn 11.66 -.01 +36.9
M,.ilncn 13.19 ... +46.3
NJMunrn11.1 -.01 +41.6
NYMunn 13.16 ... +45.7
OhMunn 12.05 -.01 +43.3
Sllnltun 10.35 -.01 +252
To6dinn 32.45 -.08 -3.0
Firel Eagle:
GalA 36.77 -.10+119,0
OverseasA21.90 -.06+116.5
First Investors A
G pP 26.10 -.05 -26.2
C p 6.49 -.04 -16.8
GovIAp 11.10 ... +35.1
GrolnAp 1237 -.02 -9.6
IncoAp 302 ... +29.4
InvGrAp 10.06 -.01 +42.2
MATFAp 12.15 -.01 +40.0
M[TFAp 12.64 -.01 +36.7
MCpAp 2426 -.08 +.4
NJTFAp 13.18 -.01 +362
NYTFAp 14.70 -.01 +38.4
PATFAp 13.36 -.01 +38.3
SpSitAp 19.05 -.09 -22.4
TxExAp 1020 -.01 +37.9
Tot~tAp "13.56 -.01 +2.9
ValueBp 634 ... -17.0
FIrsthand Funds:
GITedl 3.08 -.05 NS
TechVal 26.92 -.19 -71.8


Frank/Temp Fmk A:
AGEAp 2.15 ... +40.0
A4USp 9.03 ... +20.7
AITFAp-11.69- ..-406.
AZTFAp 1126 ... +40.5
Basnvp 57.7 3 -.18+117.4
CallnsAp 12.82 -.01 +42.1
CAIntAp 11.70 -.02 +34.2
CalTFAp 7.34 .. +42.9
CapGrA 10.61 -.06 -27.4
COTFAp' 12.13 -.01 +42.4
CTrTFAp 11.17 ... +41.1
CvtScAp 15.98 -.03 +44.9
DbITFA 12.04 .. +402
DynTchdA 23.07 -.12 -17.9
EqlncAp 20.57 ... +40.3
Fedintp 11.62 -.01 +36.6
FedTFAp 12.21 -.01 +39.8
FLTFAp 12.08 ... +42.3
GATFAp 1226 -.01 +41.7
GoldPrM A 17.32 -24+102.1
GrlthAp 32.80 -.12 +1.4
HYTFAp 10.83 ... +38.5
IncomAp 2.47 ... +72.3
InsTFAp 12.48 .. +41.7
NYrrFp 11.14 -.02 +37.5
LAFAp 11.77 ... +42.7
LMGvScA 10.15 ... +28.2
MDTFAp 11.86 -.01 +441.7
MATFAp 12.04 -.01 +426


11 OWToRED HEMUUA sFNDTALE


Here are the 1.000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables
show the fund name. sell price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily
net change, as well as one total return figure as follows

Tues: 4-wk total return (%)
Wed: 12-mo total return (%)
Thu: 3-yr cumulative total return (%)
Fri: 5-yr cumulative total return (%)


Name: Name of mutual fund and family.
NAVi Net asset value.
Chg: Net change in price of NAV.
Total return: Percent change in NAV lor the time penod shown, with
dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year, return Is cumula-

Data based on NAVs reported to Upper/by 6 p.m. Eastern
Footnotes: a Ex-capital gains distribution. I Previous day's
quote,. n No-load fund. p Fund assets used to pay distribution
costs. r Redemption lee or contingent delerred sales load may
apply. s Stock dividend or split. t Both p and r. x Ex-cash divi-
dend. NA No information available NE Data in question NN -
Fund does not wish to be tracked. NS Fund did not exist at start
date. Source. Upper, Inc. and The Associated Press


MITFAp 12.41 ... +39.
MNInsA 12.30 -.01 +402
MOTFAp 12.39 -.01 +43.4
NJTFAp 1224 -.01 +42.1
NYInsAp 11.76 ... +38.7
NYTFAp 11.97 ... +39.6
NCTFAp 12.42 -.01 +432
ChiolAp 12.71 -.01 +40.1
ORTFAp 11.96 -.01 +40.9
PATFAp 10.54 ... +412
ReEScAp2520 -.03+147,5
RisDvAp 31.62 -.02 +82.4
SMCpGrA 3327 -24 -27.6
USGovAp 6.65 ... +38.1
UtlsAp 11.31 +.01 +63.2
VATFAp 11.97 ... +41.2
Frank/Temp Fmk B:
IncomB1i p 2.47 ... +68.0
IncomeBt 2.46 ... NS
Frank/Temp Fmk C:
IncomCt 2.48 ... +67.6
Frank/Temp MtlA&B:
QualfdAt 19.15 -.02 +861.4
SharesA 22.70 -.01 +6454.5
Frank/Temp Temp A:
DvMItAp 18.54 +.07 +28.5
ForgnAp 12.09 -.04 +30.4
GIBdAp 10.92 -.03 +76.8
GrwthAp 22.43 -.10 +48.7
IxEMp 14.53 -.09 +26.7
WorldAp 17.49 -.07 +20.8
Frank/Temp Tmp B&C:
DevMkid 1822 +.06 +24.4
ForgnCp 11.95 -.04 +25.6
GE Elfun S&S:
S&SInc *11.55 -.01 +44.6
S&SPM 44.45 -.12 -0.3
GMO Trust III:
EmMkr 17.53 +.07 +71.4
For 14,73 -.08 +41.6
GMO Trust IV:
EmiMlt 17.49 +06 +70.9
Gabelli Funds:.
Asset 41.01 -.1 +26.9
Gartmore Fds D:
Bond 9.78 ... +44.6
GvtdD 10.34 -.01 +42.5
GoWtiM D 6.54 -.02 -46.1
NalionD 20.10 -.03 +1.4
TxFrr 10.69 ... +40.3
Goldman Sachs A:
-Grinc---2.07-.02-+12.3-
SmCapA 41.57 -21+140.6
Guardian Funds:
GBG InGrA 12.96 -.06 -29.6
ParkAA 30.72. -.12 -38.7
Harbor Funds:
Bond 11.85 ... +49.3
CapApnset27.40 -.19 -37.4
Mtr. 42.13 -27 +30.6
Hartford Fds A: -
AdvrsAp 14.98 -.04 +1.8
CpAppAp33.74 -.03 +22.3
DivGtAp 18.65 -.03 +29.7
STIOCoAp 15.98 -.01 -17.4
Hartford HLS IA:
CapApp 52.76 -.05 +37.3
Div&Gr 20.54- -.04+33.1
Adisers 22.90 -.05 +1.6
Stock 45.16 -.15 -161
HollBalFdn15.37 -.02 -1.4
ISI Funds:
NoAnp 7.41 -.01 +40.9
JPMorgan A Class:
CapGro 37.98 -.04 +23.
Groinc 3255 -.03 +2:1
Janus:
Balanced 20.97 -.03 +4.4
Conrarianil2.97 -.04 NS
CoreEq 19.89 -.05 -10.4
tre r. ."7__7---12 -564
FedTEn 7.09 -.01. +31.6
Fxloncn 9.69 -.01436.7
FundIn 23.69 -.13 -42.0
GIaleSdcrn17.48-.04 -12.2
GITechrn 10.11 -.14 -69.7
GlInc 31.61 -.11 -21.4
Mercury 20.86 -.07 -49.1
MdCpVal 21.60 -.05+117.5
Olympusn27.50 -.11 -50.4
Orion n 6.87 ... NS
Ovmeasr 2423 +.02 -28.5
ShTmBd 290 ... +25.6
Twenty 4126 -24 47.8
Venture 5729 +.12 -42.3
WiddWr 40.79 -.15 -42.0
Janus Aspen Instl:
WrlMdwr 26.382 -.08 -41.0
JennisonDryden A:
HiYldAp 5.90 ... +27.4
InsureA 11.10 ... +38.6
UlityA 11.89 +.02 +39.5
JennisonDryden B:
GrowtiB 12.57 -.09 -41.8
HiYdBt 5.89 ... +242
InsuredB 11.11 ... +386
Jensen .24.32 +-.06431.4
John HancockA:
BondAp 15.37 -.01 +43.0
tSIAp.. 7.09 -.01 A +42.7
John Hancock B:
StrncB 7.09 -.01 +37.8
Julius Beer Funds:
IstEqA 31.35 -.20 +12.5
Intfqlr 31.89 -.20 +14.9
Legg Mason: Fd
OpporTrt 14.73 -.19 4+62.3
Splnvp 44.97 -.69 +433
ValTrp 62.74 -.41 +12.3
Legg Mason InstI:
VairInst 68.45 -.45 +18.0
Longleaf Partners:
Partneres 31.05 -.05 +78.5
Int 15.53 -.05 +74.0
SmCap 29.66 -.04 +97.5
Loomis Sayles:
LSBondl 13.75 ... +70.0
Lord Abbott A:
AfOlAp 14.40 -.03 +26.9
BdDebAp 8.13 ... +338
GlncAp 7.51 -.02 +43.8
idCpAp. 21.69 +.01+126.3
MFS Funds A:
MITAp 17.12-.06 -9.8
MIGAp 12.04 -05 -35.4
EmGAp 31.19 -.07 -46.1
GlOpAp 8.64 -.05 -35.3
HlInAp 4.00 +.01 +27.2
MFLAp 1025. ... 441.6
TotRAp 15.89 -.03 +47.5
ValueAp 23.07 -.04 +62.4
MFS Funds B:
MIGB 11.07 -.04 -37.4
GvScBt 9.72- ... +33.4
HilnBt 4.01 +.01 +22.9
MulnB t 8.72 ... +34.2
To0lRBt 15.89 -.02 +42.9
-MalnStay.uuds.: ;
BChGBp 925 -.03 -43.1
CapApBt 26.33 -.10 -43.3
ConvBt 12.82 -.01 +11.8
GovtBt 8.36 -.01 +31.3
HYIdBBt 6.47 ... +39.8
InlEqB 12.54 -.02 -1.8
ResValBtx11.05 +.01 +2.1
SmCGBp 14.47 ... -34.3
Totlt 18.45 -.05 -16.3
Mairs & Power:
Growth 69.02 -.10 +93.3
Managers Funds:
SpdEqn 88.39 +.01 +6.0
Marsico Funds:
Focusp 16.01 -.07-19.7
Merrill Lynch A:
GIAIAp 16.32 -.03 +56.0
HealhAp 6.19 -.02 +292
NJMunBd 10.68 ... +41.4
Merrill Lynch B:
BalCapBt 25.76 -.04 +11.6
BaVIBt 30.71 -.03 +21.0
BdHilne 5.31 ... +25.4
Ca/nsMB 11.83 ... +39.5
CrBPIB1 11.83 -.01 +35.1
OpiTBt 12.01 -.01 +36.1
EqityDis 14.44 ... +36.4
Euot 14.52 -.09 +28.3
EocValt 12.39 -.02 +20.1
FndGBt 15.54 -06 -35.1
FLMBt 10.43 ... '+40.1
GIABI 16,01 -.03 +2.0
HeallhBt 4.69 -.02 +24.2
LalABt 23.79 +21 +80.0
MnlnBt 7.96 ... +39.0
ShTUSGt 91.25 ... +19.0
MuSNtT 10.02 .. +15.1
MulnBt 10.71 -.01 +35.0
MNtBt 10.61 ... 4+42.0
NJMB 10.67 -.01 +365
NYMB1t 11.15 ... +38.
NaeRsTBn t 33.79 ...+129.6
PacBt 16.64 -.11 -16.7
PAMBt 11.43 ... +38.9
Va/ceOppt23.86 -.05 +71.1
USGvMIg 110,30 ... +33.8
Libflast 10.80 ... -2.9
WInBt 6.54 -.02 +56.7
Merrill Lynch I:
Ba/Capl 26.53 -.04 +17.5
BaVII 3139 -.03 +27.3
BdHKinc 5.30 -.01 +30.1
CalnsMB 11.82 -.01 +42.9
CBPtIlt 11.83 -.01 +40.4
Cprf 1201 -.01 +39.6


DvCapp 17.32 +.07 +15.5
EqutyDo 14.40 ... +45.7
Euroll 16.86 -.11 +35.1
FocVal 13.55 -.0 3 +26.3
FLMI 10.43 ... +43.5
GIA/II 16.36 -.03 4+60.0
Healtlh 6.71 -.01 +30.9
LatAI 24.89 +.22 +68.7
Mnlnl 7.98 -.01 +44.1
MnShtT 10.02 ... +17.2
MulTi 10.71 -.01 +37.2
MNaSl 10.61 ... +47.4
NatRsTrt 35.58 ...+141.9
Pad 20.26 -.12 -12.3
VaueOpp 26.49 -.04 4+80.0
USGvMtg 10.30 -.01 +38.9
UtlTIcmlt 10.83 .... +0.9
WIdlnc 6.55 -.01 +462.9
Midas Funds:
Midas Fd 1.96 -.02 +78.2
Monetta Funds:
Monettan 10.27 ... -31.0
Morgan Stanley B:
AmOppB 2230 -.07 -38.0
DIvGtB 36.74 -.07 +1028
GbDivB 13.60 -.05 +21.8
GrilhB 11.67 -.05 -32.7
Stral 17.58 -.07 0.0
USGvtB 920 -.01 +37.8
MorganStanley Inst:
GIValEqAn17.43 -.06 +24.9
IntlEqn 20.66 -.11 +63.4
Munder Funds:
NetNetAp 17.28 -.32 -78.9
Mutual Series:.
BeacnZ 15.77 -.01 +59.4
DiscZ 23.97 -.04 +66.9
QuaWldZ 19.23 -.03 +64.2
SharesZ 22.82 -bi1 4672
Nations Funds Inv B:
FocEqBt 16.94 -.08 -20.2
MaisGrBt16.32 -.07 -19.1'
Nations Funds Pri A:
IntVIPrAn 22,40 -.20 +49.5
Neuberger&Berm Inv:
Focus 36.55 -.17 +17.3
Iner 18.49 -.04 -12
Neuberger&Berm Tr:i
Genesis 42.54 +.06+126.1
Nicholas Applegate:
EmgGroln 9.95 -.02 -43.3
-Nicholas Group;
Nin 60.71 +.01 -1.3
Nchinn 223 +.01 +17.1
Northern Funds:
SdnCpldxn 9.92 -.04 +23.3
Technlyn 10.78 -.15 -70.2
Nuveen Cl R:
InMun R 11.12 ... +39.7,
Oak Assoc Fds:
WheOkG n31.35 -.45 -50.4
Oakmark Funds I.
Eqiylncrn2327 -.05 +88.1
Globaaln 21.70 -.01+150.7
IntIrn 21.05 -.05 +63.2
Oakm r kn4l.03 -.05 +70.4
Seectrn 32.77 ,-.05+101.3
One Group I:
Bond n 10.91 -.01 +46.1
Oppenheimer A:
AMTFMc 10.03 +.01 +44.0
AMTFrNY 12.6 ... +41.3
CAMuniAp.11 ... +50.1
CapApAp4023 '-.16 -16.2
CaplncAp 12.42 -.01 +45.0
ChlncAp 9.69 ... +29.2
DIscp 41.86 ... -21.2
EquityA 10.62 -.03 -6.2
GlobAp 58.19 -.37 +8.4
GbOppA 31.30 +.01 +1.6
-Goldp 17.73 -25+127A1
HiYdAp 9.75 +.01 +27.5
LtdTmMu 15.52 ... +41.5
MnStFdA 34.80 -.10 -7.3
MidCapA 16.11 -.09 -45.1
PAMuriAp 12.48 ... +63.5
SrInAp ... NA
USGvp. 9.76 -.01 +39.2
Oppenheimer B:
AMTFMu 9.99 9 ... +383
AMTFrNY 12.68 ... +359.
CplcBt 12.29 -.01 +39.2
ChlIncBt 9.68 +.01 +24.4
EqutyB 1020 -.03 -102
HiYIdBt 9.60 +.01 +22.7
MnSFdB 33.81 -.09 -10.9
StincBt ... NA
Oppenhelm Quest:
CBaA 17.66 -.04 +26.4
QBalB 17.43 -.05 +22.1
Oppenheimer Roch:
ROMuAp 17.93 ... +46.9
PBHG Funds:
SelGwthn20.63 -20 -67.4
PIMCO Admin PIMS:
TotRtAd 10.67 ... +48.3
PIMCO Instl PIMS:
AAscet 12.65 -02 NS
ComodRR 14.57. -.13 NS
HiYId 9.95 ... +41.2
LowDu 10.16 -.01 +31.7
Rea]lRnl 11.38 -.02 +67.4
TotRt '10.67 ... 4602
PIMCO- Funds A:
RenalsA 25.15 -.07+116.4
ReaFltAp 11.38 -.02 +-5.7
ToIRIA 10.67 ... +46.8
PIMCO Funds C:
GwthCt 17.1607 -7 -45.9
TargtC 15.46 -.03 -28.1
TothtCt 10.67 ... +41.4
Phoenix Funds:
BalnA- 14.1 -.03 +15.0
St/A/lAp 15.62 .-.03 +14.8
Phoenix-Aberdeen:.
InA 10.00 -.03 -17.7
WMkOpp 8.35 -.03 -6.3
Phoenix-Engemane:
CapGrA 14.52 -.09 -49.4
Pioneer Funds A:
BalanAp 9.70 ... +11.1
BoMdAp 9.41 ... +47.2
EqlncAp 28.64 ... +30.4
EuMrpAp 29.86 -.16 -24.1
GrwthAp 11.88 -.03 -36.6
HiYdtAp 11.48 -.01 +71.9
InPValA 17.21 -.12 -29.6
MdCpGrA 14.71 -.02 -16.9
MdCVAp 24.63 -.07 +84.7
PionFdAp41.42 -.07 -0.8
TxFreAp 11.72 ... +39.4
VapkeAp 17.56 -.02 +28.1
Pioneer Funds B:
HiYdBt 11.52 -.01 NS
MdCpVB 22.12 -.05 +77.2
Pioneer Funds C:
HiYIdCt 11.63 -.01 NS
Price Funds:
Balance 19.56 -.03 +21.1
BIChipn 30.06 -.12 -12.5
CABondn 11.17 ... +40.4
CapAppn 19.37 ... +98.7
DivGromn'223.59 -.03 +22.3
Eqlncn 26.35 -.03 +61.4
Eqlndexn 3201 -.08 -11.0
Europe n 19.64 -.11 -5.1
FLUJnn 11.04 -.01 +32.4
GNMAn 9.67 -.01 +39.6
Growltin 26.01 -.09 -1.7'
Gr&lnn 22.06 -.09 +17.4
HlhSdn 322.37 -.06 +38.0
Hieldn n7.17 +.01 +43.4
ForEqn 15.14 -.10 -19.3
ItlBondn 1025 -.P6 +61.4
IntDsn 3323 :.. -1.7
InOMtn 1268 -.09 -21.1
Japn n 8.37 -.08 -38.5
LaiAmsn 16.32 +.15 +59.0
MDShltn 5.18 ... +18.8
MDBoranlO.4 -.01 +403
Mapn 48.41 -.14 +34.
MCapVa n2226 -.07+119.3
NAnrin 3224 -.10 -14.2
NAsian 10.13 +.06 +1.0
New Eran 3425 ...+1022
NHourfn 2.833 -.10 +143
Nlincn 9.14 ... 432
NYBondn 11.48 ... 4413
PSILncn 14.74 -.02 +36.9
ReaesIn 16.71 +.03+1573
SdTecn 18.03 -.12 -67.6
StBdn 4.740 ... +30.1
SmCpStk n30.7 -.0 462.4
SnCapVal n35.12 -.07+138.8
SpeciGrn 16258 -.05 +13.0
Spec/sn 12.03 -.01 +50.0
TFIncn 10.13 ... 442.1
TxFrHn 11.88 ... +40.4
TFnumn 1123 -.01 +33.
TxFrlSn 5.42 ... +25.1
USTintn 5.45 -.01 +39.5
USTLgn 12.06 -.01 +51.9
VABondn 11.04 ... +42.5
Vak/en 22.61 -.05 +50.5
Putnam Funds A:
A-rvAp 9.09 ... +34.4
AZTE 0.38 -.01 +38.0
CiscEqAp1259 -.03 +10.9
Convp 17,26 -.03 +12.8
DiscGr 12.61 -.06 -65.5
DvrlnAp 10.33 ... +44.6
EuEq 2056 -.15 -11.6
FLTxA 9,34 -.01 +38.6


GeoAp 18.01 -.01 +29.6
GIGvAp 13.04 -.05 +50.0
GbEqtyp 8.29 -.04 -19.0
GrdnAp 19.19 -.02 +17.7
HilAp 57.79 -.15 +1.0
H/YdAp 8.22 +.01 +31.9
HYAdAp 6.18 +.01 +31.6
IncmAp 6.88 ... 437.3
IntlEqp 23.18 -.13 -12.6
IntGdnp 11.64 -.09 +14.7
InvAp 12.42 -.05 -32.0
MITxp 9.11 ...+36.9
MNTxp 9.13 ... +372
MurdAp 2.81 . +352
NJTxAp 9.30 -.01 +36.7
NwOpAp 40.84 -.17 -50,9
OTCAp 7.19 -.02 -77.0
PATE 9.23 ... +40.2
TxExAp 8.93 ... +382
TFCnAp 15.21 -.02 +40.5
TFHIYA 12.90 -.01 +302
USGvAp 13.29 ... 4352
UtlAp 10.25 +.01 +2.0
VslaAp 9.38 -.04 -342
VoyAp 16.09 -.07 -41.5.
Putnam Funds B:
CapAprt 17.38 -.08 -16.0
ClscEqBt 12.48 -.03 +6.7
DGlcGr 15.58 -.06 -7,2
DidnBt 10.25 ... 4+39.1
Eqlnct 17.20 -1 +35.9
EuEq 19.87 -.15 -14.8
FLTxBt 9.34 ... +34.1
GeoBt 17.2 -.02 +24.8
GClncBt 13.00 -.05 +44.6
GbEqt 7.58 -.03 -21.8
GINIRst 23.57 ... +70.2
GrinBt 18.90 -.02 +13.4
HitlBt 52.84 -.14 -2.8
HIYIdBt 8,18 +.01 +27.2
HYAdBt 6.10 +.01 +426.1
IncmBt "6,84 ... +32.2
IntGdlnt 11.45 -.08 +10.5
IntNopt 10.05 -.07 -45.7
nvBt 11.43 -.04 -34.5
MudBt 8.80 -.01 +31.3
NJTxBt 9.29 -.01 +32.4
NwOpBt 36.87 -.15 -526
NwValp 17.43 -.01 +566.8
NYTxBI 8.86 '.. +34.8
OTC Bt 6.38 -.02 -77.9
TxE-xBt 8.93 -.01 +33.9
TFHYBt 12.92 -.01 +26.6
TFlnBt 1524 -.01 +36.6
USGvBt 13.22 ... +30.3
UtIBt 10.19 +.01 -1.8
ViSaBST 8.21 -.04 -36.5
VoyBt 14.07 -.06 -43.7
Putnam Funds M:
Dvncp 10.24 :.. 442.6
RS Funds:
RSVaHGr 16.33 -.08 -21.7
Royce Funds:
LwPrstkr 14.79 -.10+1032
MicroCapl15.40 -.07+109.4
Pr nled r 14.90 -.05+105.7
TotletrM 1213 -.02+109.1
Rydex Advisor:
OTCn .9.80 -.11 -65.1
SEI Portfolios:
CoreFA n 10.59 ... +44.4
IntEqAn 10.80 -.08 -18.8
LgCGroAn17.87 -.06 -45.2
LgCVaAn21.37 ... +33.6
STI Classic:
CpAppLp 11.29 -.01 -10.8
CpAppAp 11.93' ... -6.7
STxSnGrTp 24,40 -.04 -27.8
TxSnGrLt22.91 -.03 -31.6
VllnStkA 12.56 -.01 +38.0
Salomon Brothers:.
BalancBp 12.76 -.02 +24.1
Opport 46.57 -.01 +32.6
Schwab Funds:
1000nvrsn33.99 -.08 -9.0
S&P nvn 18.31 -.05 -11.2
S&PSeln 18.37 -.05 -10.4
YIdPIsSI 9.69 ... +21.6
Scudder Funds A:
DMIRA 42.65 -.01 +85.2
FIgCoAp 16.67 +.06 -67.6
USGovA 8.65 ... +37.1
Scudder Funds S:
BalanS 17.39 -.03 -1.7
Emklin 10.85 +.02+109.5
EmMiGrr 17.81 +.04 +19.8
GbBdSr 10.36 -.03 +44.0
GbDI 34.80 -.05 +1.4
Gtobal 26.37 -.10 +2.9
Co&Prc 16.07 -.19+211.5
GrEuGr 27.07 -.06 -202
GrolncS 21.61 -.05 -8.4
HiYIdTx 12.86 ... +42.0
IncomeS NA
IntTxAMT 11.49 ... +33.3
Inl FdS 43.38 -.18 -25.5
LgCoro 23.16 -.08 -43.7
LTAr 32.72 +24 +48.4
MgdMnl.S 9.26 -.01 +40.3
MATFS 14.73 ... 441.0
PacOppsr 13.22 ... -16.7
ShdTmBdS 10.16 -.21 +4.7
SmCoVlS 126.26 -.09+109.5
Selected Funds:
AmShSp.36.99 -.09 +17.4
Selgman Group:
FFronlAt 13.19 -.06 -18.1
FrntiOl 11.67 -.06 -21.3
GbSmA 15.34 -.02 -15.7
GbTchA 11.97 -.14 -532.
HYdBAp 3.49 +.01 -6.9
Sentinel Group:
CaomSAp29.23 -.06 +18.1
Sequoia n155.94 +.06+66.7
Sit Funds:
LrgCpGr 33.29 -.07 -39.8
Smith Barney A:
AgGrAp 93.00 -.26 +5.7
ApprAp 14.56 -.04 +11.6
FdValAp 14.62 -.05 +12.7
HilncAt 7.05 +.01 +17.9
InACG p 13.40 -.03 -43.0
LgCpGAp 20.97 -.33 -17.8
Smith Barney B&P:
FVaBt 13.80 -.04 +8.4
lCpGBt 19.85 -.31 -20.8
SB 1inc 16.08 -.01 +28.9
Smith Barney 1:
Dvst 17.25 -.01 -25.3
Glncl 15.01 -.06 -11.5
St FarmAssoc:
Gwti 4824 -.06 -1.5
Strategic Partners:
EqUiyA 14.89 -.08 +8.6
Stratton Funds:
Dividend 34.23 -.05+136.3
Growth 41.11 -.07+100.2
SmCap 39.27 -.15+133.7
Strong Funds:
CmStk 22.17 -.05 +17.5
Discov 20.77 -.08 +46.9
Gwthlinv 18.59 -.04 -40.5
LgCapGr. 21.62 -.11 -44.2
Opptylnv 45.39 -.13 420.1
UtStlnv 9.19 ... +16.7
SunAmerica Funds:
USGVBt 9.50 -.01 +37.6
SunAmericsa Focus:
FLgCpAp 17.00 -.03 -28.0
TCW Galileo Fds:
SelEqty 17.82 -.37 -20.1
TD Waterhouse Fds:
Dow3n 10.63 ... +4.6
TIAA-CREF Funds:
BdPlus 10.36 ... +45.7
Eqlndex 8.43 -.02 NS
Grolnc 12.00 -.05 -152
GroEq 8.07 -.04 -43.7
H-Ykfd 9.44 +.01 NS
IntEq 10.46 -.07 -19.0
MgdA/c 11.01 -.02 +2.4
SOidTrd 10.51 -.01 NS
SocChEq 9.01 -.03 NS
TxExnd 10.98 -.01 NS
Tamarack Funds:
EntSmCp 3026 +.056 +89.4
Value 4521 -.14 +390
Templeton lestit:
FO.EqS 20.10 -.10 +246
Third Avenue Fda:
RIEstVir 26.73 +.03+1803
Value 51.92 +.09 +69.7
Thrlvent Fds A:
It/Y 5.25 +.01 +8.0
Incorn 8.04 ... +39.6
LgCpSlm 25.27 -.05 -12.0
TA IDEX A:
FdTEAp 11.94 -.01 +39.0
JanGrowp22.80 -.10 -490
GCGtn p 24.09 -.06 -44.6
TiCHYSp 9.37 ... +37.8
TAFbxnp 9.60 ... +37.5
Turner Funds:
SmlCpGrn23.15 -.07 -282
Tweedy Browne:
GltmVal 23.02 +.07 +42.1
US Global Investors:
Al/Mn 23.56 -.06 -322
GoRs 10.02 +.02+215.6
GCdShr 7.71 -.06+135.8
USCl'ra 6.40 -.01 +8.6
WidPrsMk 15.50 -.14+156.8


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VIRUSS COUNTY CHRONICLE
V., EDITORIAL BOARD
Gerry Mulligan.........................publisher
Charlle Brennan ........................... editor
Neale Brennan ..... promotions/community affairs
K Kathle Stewart ...... advertising services director
Steve Arthur ................... Chronicle columnist
Mike Arnold .........................managing editor
SJim, Huntr........................ senior reporter
Founded in 1891
by Albert M. Curt Ebltz ........................ citizen member
williamson Mike Moberley.......................guest member
"You may dpfer wfh tmy choice, but not my bright to choose."
S- David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus

NATURAL RESOURCES



1State needs



sound, equitable


water policy


An ad hoc "Wal
Group" unde
pices of Flo
Paula Dockery, R-L
looking at ways to raise
develop alternative
water in Florida, an
make some recomme
aeiSenate committee
relation to a bill
resources.
-That's good news, b
water resources in a
areas of the state -
developing coastal
areas either have b
ed, as in Tampa Bay,
be as a result of
demand.
Officials in those
regions have want-
ed to take water
from other areas,
such -as Citrus
County.: Water-rich
count$., have
-protesti-- askin g
why their future
de v ej.o. p m e n t
shbuld,4jsacrificed
to anothir area's
growth. Legislation,
As the local sources fi
kept that from happen
Water is a state
something that's b
firmed by the state
QAurt. As such, no en
vfiual owns it, but d
should be fair.
,,The most fair way is
regions to develop
resources to the max
si le before asking s
region to share its wa
Fortunately, there
ber of alternative wa
available to achieve
including building res
surface water, desalin
setvation and reuse
Conservation is probe
t4 easiest, least costly
under-employed a
that needs to be addr
'he problem witi
these alternatives, sue
voirs. and deals, is fi
hWv to pay for them,
who pays for them, an
storming about how t
timely and welcomed
Some of the propose
taking water one way
There is a fundament
with this. Water is a s
sc public resource
ndver be considered
li& .a commodity.
woild do that.
'Taxing it would b


ter Working step to privatization of water in
r the aus- Florida, which .would be disas-
)rida Sen. trous for citizens and probably
akeland, is the environment, too. There are
se money to those in the state, including the
sources of governor, who propose privatiz-
d will soon ing water, auctioning the right to
nations in develop it and letting private
hearing in enterprise deliver and sell it as a
on water commodity. .
Aside from the disastrous con-
because the' sequences for consumers and
number of the environment, such a shift in
- the fast- policy also would be a way for
and urban the urban areas to get water
)een deplet- from other regions like ours.
or soon will Secondly, in relation to the
increasing taxing issue, there would be the
fairness issue. How could you
tax a metered water
customer per gallon
TUE ,IS E,. and not the private
THE ISSUE: well owner?
Water tax. The best way to
raise the money
OUR OPINION: already exists. The
Dor',.t..rrake. water Southwest Florida
c a "cmmodity. Water Management
District has taxed
the property own-
ers in its 16-county.
referred to district to fund its requirement
rst law, has of Tampa Bay Water, the region-
ning, so far. al water authority for that area,
resource, to exhaust all its potential local
een reaf- sources first before demanding
Supreme water of other regions.
tity or indi- The other water districts in
distribution, the state could do likewise.
But it is good to see the discus-
s to require sion in Tallahassee, because the
their own state needs to come up with what
Kimum pos- Dockery calls a sound water
some other strategy. To that might be added
ter. an "equitable" strategy.
ter sources Water will undoubtedly be a
re this limiting factor on growth, a cru-
servoirs for cial factor in the Florida econo-
nation, con- my, but one region shouldn't be
e systems. sacrificed for another.
ably one of Sen. Nancy Argenziano, R-
ly and most Dunnellon, long involved in the
alternatives regional water issues, is on the
essed. Environmental Preservation
h some of Committee that Dockery chairs,
ch as reser- and she promises to watch any
figuring out legislation on the issue. As the
as well as discussion heats up in
id so brain- Tallahassee, residents in Citrus
o do this is who -are concerned about it
. might want to let Dockery know
als include how they feel.
or another. Her email address is: dpck-
al problem ery.paula.web@flsenate.gov. Her
tate and mailing address is: Room 326,
3. It should Senate Office Building, 404
or treated South Monroe St, Tallahassee,
Taxing it FL, 32399-1100.
Dockery's Tallahassee phone
e the first number is: (850) 487-5040.


Uquor law
Why are Citrus County
merchants not allowed to
sell alcohol until 1 p.m. on
SU days? What's the pur-
kpe? If a person wants to I
dtk on Sunday before 1
pJ4., they simply spend their
money in a county 20 min- CA
uti from here. Does the 56
abenbe'of alco6iol sales on 56
SOday do anything but hurt
the;merchants? It's OK the
otfir six-and-a-half days, isn't it?
S Third party
^meone told me that odd num-
beOt re lucky. I think they're right.
WoNphave the Democrats and the
Rfiublicans. We need a third party
fo0he people.


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ugly signs
I object to these ugly
signs being stuck up on
our roads. They are
worse than the election
signs. Now they are
being nailed to tele-
phone poles. Who is
responsible for these?


3.0579 Slencpitch


I am so surprised that
the dealers from cars or
whatever have their kids advertising
on television because (1) you can't
understand a word they're saying,
and (2) I put them on mute. When I
shop, it doesn't matter to me if the
family's got kids or they don't have
kids. They should keep the kids off
the television.


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LETTERSZ to the Editor


Bible misrepresented
Why do so many champion the
cause of evil, glorify what is wrong,
and deliberately choose to misunder-
stand the church and its people?
Stop and think for a moment, be
fair and reasonable. You cannot deny
that the Bible has the power to save
men from sin, to bring peace, hope
and joy, to lift men from the depth of
despair, than all other books com-
bined. I fully expect the enemies of
God, and superficial readers of God's
word to take issue with me, even
though I don't believe that both these
groups belong on the same shelf.
Far too many people quote the
Bible out of context Ex: Matthew 7:1
(judge not, that ye be not judged).
If one has the benefit of studying
the passage in its entirety, you will get
the full picture, rather than the
superficial rendering of what the
words seem to say. In the Scriptures,
man will encounter many difficulties
and some contradictions, but all con-
tradiction of the facts in the case will
disappear when critical study of the
Word is performed. A shallow thinker
or one ignorant of fact gives up a will-
tested truth because there are some
apparent facts he does not under-


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stand. I am not trying to insult or
offend anyone, just stating an element
of truth.
If we were to consider someone
looking at a great masterpiece of art
concentrating his whole attention
upon what looked like a flyspeck in


the corner, he would indeed miss the
point.
Rev. Braulio Esquilin
Beverly HillsI

Retirement in danger
President Bush is endangering my
retirement and the retirements of
millions of Americans by taking the
first step in his plan to dismantle
Social Security. For those entering
the workforce today, that means more
than a 25 percent cut in the retire-
ment benefits they're counting on; for
their children, it guarantees a 46 per-
cent cut


.I have worked 37 of the 53 years of
my life, and now, whenI have a little
less than 15 years until retirement, I
find that I may have to work until the
end of my life because of what this
president is planning to do.
If everyone who reads this letter
were to send a message to George W
Bush telling him their feelings about
this cut in Social Security, he might
listen. Let us protect our future and
our children's and grandchildren's
futures.


Catherine Dennington!
Crystal Rivei
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