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Crystal River settles with Boyer


City manager to go

JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
The Crystal River City Council
accepted a negotiated settlement with
its city manager Monday night to end


the controversy begun Jan. 24 when it
voted 3-2 Vote to fire her.
The settlement will avoid due
process hearings mandated by City
Manager Susan Boyer's contract and
a possible lawsuit she might file
against the city.
When the council voted 3-2 to fire
Boyer with cause, it was specifically
obligated by her contract to provide


her with time to put together a
response to written grounds for the
termination and a public hearing to
respond to them. The city's labor
attorney recently outlined the process
the council would have to follow to
avoid a lawsuit
He said it could be a one or two-step
process, but implied the hearing
would have to be postponed in any


case so someone could be designated
and have the time to properly prepare
the facts of the case.
Boyer's attorney recently sent the
council her response to the charges,
which were centered mostly on alle-
gations she exceeded her authority
and violated the city charter in con-
tracting for cleanup after the tropi-
cal storms last hurricane season.


MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle
The Pleasant Grove Elementary School kindergarten classes of Marina Koelber and Stacy Swihart participated in a mock wedding for the letters Q and
U Monday morning, :complete with a reception and wedding cake. Bailey Hough, left, and Austin Russell, right, had the roles of representing the letters
Q and U, respectively. School principal and pretend minister Patrick Simon assists the two with a knife as they cut the ceremonial cake.

Quizzical pupils learn letter relationships in quirky wedding ceremony


MIKE WRIGHT
mwright@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle

They were, as the "minister"
said, the quintessential couple.
He: quiet but quick with the quip.
She: quite the queen, with no
qualm about her quest
Welcome to the Valentine's Day
puppet wedding of Q and U, hosted
by the kindergarten classes of
Marina Koelber and Stacy Swihart
at Pleasant Grove Elementary


School.
With a word lesson plan these 45
youngsters likely will not forget -
that U comes after Q teachers
created a courtship between the
two letters that culminated Monday
in marital bliss.
Boys and girls wore their Sunday
best Q carried a bouquet of flow-
ers. U, well, he just looked green.
Carrying Q down the aisle was
Bailey Hough. Austin Russell had
the pleasure of holding U.
The arrangements were elabo-


rate and included rows of chairs on
each side of the aisle, decorated
tables and two-tiered wedding cake
that was topped with a photo of the
loving couple.
"More went into this than my own
wedding!" Mrs. Koelber said.
Pleasant Grove Principal Patrick
Simon, dressed in a white gown, led
the ceremony as "minister of the
alphabet." He went heavy on the Q-
U theme.
"My dearly beloved," he began,
"we are gathered here in our quest


to share in the joy that quivers with
each smile as these two have quick-
ly fallen in love. The quality of this
love never quits.
'goin me as we begin this Q-
Union."
Simon then faced the couple to
offer a few Words. "She's leaving
her other letters to be with you," he
told Austin, who wore a blank
expression many grooms would
recognize.

Please see ".' ,/Page 4A


Boyer's attorney categorically refuted
the charges and warned of litigation
related to breach of contract and vio-
lations of her rights.
At the council's regular meeting on
Monday, the day before the hearing
was to take place, Mayor Ron Kitchen
proposed the settlement, which was
negotiated between the city attorney
Please see ''. i'L/Page 4A



City loses


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employee


CR city attorney

delivers resignation

JIM- HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


The Crystal River city attorney gave
the City Council notice Monday that he
would be bowing out of his contract with
the city in 90 days.
Attorney David La Croix has been the
city attorney for about the last two and a
half years and advised the city through
the recent annexation at the south end
of the county, a move by
the city which elicited
lawsuits from the county
and a private group.
Oral arguments have
been 'scheduled for
March 10 in the case.
La Croix had no com-
ment about his leaving
David other than saying, "I just
La Croix want to work with some
city attorney is other clients." He is the
the third third city official to
official to leave announce his departure
in the past within three weeks. City
three weeks. Planner Nancy Smith
has left the city and
Finance Director Donna Kilbury will be
taking a job with the city of Inverness
after this week.
La Croix also guided the city through
a rewrite of its land development code
and through a public controversy abou
the city flag ordinance, among other
issues. He advised the city on the Jan. 24
vote to fire City Manager Susan Boyer,
warning them that without due process
a formidable suit could be expected.
He most recently advised them to use
their labor attorney in resolving the due
process hearing after the 3-2 vote to fire
Boyer with cause.
La Croix is also the city attorney for
the city of Brooksville. His last day for
Crystal River will be May 31, though he
offered in his resignation to follow
through with any litigation he had been
involved in beyond that date if the
council so desired.
Council member Jim Farley said
Monday he was'sorry to see La Croix go.
Council member Roger Proffer said he


Please see .:: '- '/Page 4A


Dollar children's older sibling seeks visitation -


Lawyer: woman

was also abused

AMY SHANNON
ashannon@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A familiar face to the seven Dollar chil-
dren at the center of their parent's high-
profiled abuse case is set appear at a court
hearing today asking officials to see her
siblings.
Shanda Shelton, 25, John and Linda
Dollar's oldest adopted child, will ask
Judge Keith Schenck for unsupervised vis-
its with her siblings who were taken into
Department of Children & Families cus-


tody Jan. 27.
Detectives believe five of the children
endured various forms of torture, includ-
ing electric shocks and starvation.
The Pine Ridge couple has been held at
the county jail in Monticello, Utah, since
their Feb. 4 arrest
Citrus County Sheriff spokeswoman
Gail Tierney said she expects the couple
to be picked up by Thursday. Their Citrus
County arrival date depends on trans-
portation, she said.
Shelton's attorney, Bill Grant, said his
client hasn't seen her siblings since she
moved out of the family's Hillsborough
home three years ago, though she speaks
with them on the phone from time to time.
Linda Dollar guarded the children and
often made it impossible for Shelton to see


them, Grant said.
"She is heartbroken," Grant said. "She
desperately wants to see her brothers and
sisters."
Grant said Shelton has said she suffered
mental and physical abuse similar to what
her siblings endured while living at home,
but he would not go into detail.
When someone grows up in an abusive
environment, it can affect them in such a
way that they convince themselves that
what's going on is OK, Grant said.
"Then she met (her husband) and start-
ed realizing what was going on," Grant
said.
Soon after the children were taken,
Shelton's parents asked her if she would
bring clothes to DCF for the children,
Please see SIBLING/Page 4A


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronlcle
Bo Samargya, left, and Bill Grant, attorneys for Shanda Dollar
Shelton, speak Monday at a news conference outside their
Inverness office.


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Man sentenced to 12 years


AMY SHANNON
ashannon@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A man facing a first-degree murder
charge pled no contest to unrelated
charges including burglary and a slew


of violations of probation charges
Monday morning.
On Dec. 14, Christopher William
Bean was, arrested in Marion County
on a Citrus County warrant for an orig-
inal charge of second-degree burglary
in Inverness, according to court and


arrest reports.
Circuit Court Judge Ric Howard
gave Bean a 12-year sentence for the
burglary charge and seven violations
of probation against him.
Bean was serving probation sen-
tences for charges of making/uttering/
issuing worthless checks, grand theft,
fraudulent use of a credit card and,
resisting an officer with violence,
according to court records.
On Feb. 7, Citrus County Sheriff
detectives arrested Bean on a first-


degree capital murder charge at the
county detention facility, where he was
serving time for the unrelated burglary
and violation of probation charges.
On Dec. 14, two community service
officer found Bean's roommate Betty
Diane Gallo, 68, dead in their
Homosassa Commons apartment,
according an arrest report.
An autopsy showed the woman died
of multiple, stab wounds and blunt
force trauma to her head, according to
the arrest report.


Detectives spoke with Bean
throughout their investigation to'
determine a suspect or suspects in the'
case.
On Feb. 3, Bean requested to speak
with detectives about the murder. Dur-
ing an interview the next day, Bean
told detectives he used a hammer and
a knife to kill Gallo during an argu-
ment, according to the arrest report.
It is unknown when Bean will make-
a court appearance for the murder
charge.


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The Inverness City Council
meets at 5:30 p.m. today at city
hall in downtown Inverness.
This will be the first meeting for
newly elected council members
Sophia Diaz-Fonseca and Bill
Sheen.
The agenda includes discussion
on the Florida League of Cities'
legislative agenda.
Volunteer training set
to begin Wednesday
The Citrus County School
District will have training for new
volunteer and mentors.
New volunteer training will be at
9:30 a.m. Wednesday, and will last
about one hour. Mentor training is
at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23,
and will last about two hours.
The training will be at the District
Services Center, 1007 W. Main St.,
Inverness.
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Group plans to lay
wreath at memorial
The public is invited to attend a
Wreath Laying Ceremony hosted
by Aaron A. Weaver Chapter 776,
Military Order of the Purple Heart.
(MOPH) at 11:30 a.m. on
President's Day, Monday, Feb. 21,
at the Fallen Heroes Memorial,
Bicentennial Park, Crystal River,
Florida.
The ceremony will commemo-
rate the birth of George
Washington, the father of our coun-
try and the creator of the Purple
Heart medal, and pay tribute to
Citrus County's fallen heroes and
CWO Aaron A. Weaver. The
Lecanto High School Army JROTC
Color Guard will present the Colors
and the Marine Corps League,
Citrus Detachment 819 will fire a
rifle salute followed by the playing
of Taps.
, To learn more about Aaron A.
Weaver Chapter 776, MOPH visit
the chapter's Web site at


http://www.citruspurpleheart.org.
Ballgame to benefit
Key Training Center
The "King and His Court" will
play the Citrus County All Stars at
2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 26, on the
Dean F. Hopkins Park at Tidwell
Field in the Key Training Center's
Lecanto Campus.
Tickets are $5 for adults and
$2.50 for students, with children 4
and younger free. Key Members
admission is $1. Tickets will be on
sale the day of the game or may
also be purchased in advance by
calling 527-8228. Bleacher seating
is limited, so bring your lawn chair.
Ticket proceeds will benefit the
Key Training Center.
WYKE-Key TV is showing a
video of 'The King and his Court"
in action as a tribute to Eddie
Feigner and his four-player softball
team.
Feigner continues to barnstorm
as he nears his 80th birthday.
The program will air at 9 p.m.
today; 11 a.m. Feb. 19; 2:30 p.m.


Feb. 23, and 11 p.m. Feb. 24, on
Channel 49 and on cable on
Channel 16.
Deadline nears for Fair
children's pageants
The Citrus County Fair
Association will host the 2005
Children's Pageants on Sunday,
March 20, in the Citrus County
Auditorium, starting at 1 p.m. with
the Decorated Diaper Contest for
ages 6 months to 11 months; 2
p.m. with Beautiful Baby Pageant,
which includes ages 1 to 5; 3 p.m.
the Little Miss/Mister Pageant,
ages 5 to 8; and will conclude at 4
p.m. with the Pre-Teen Pageant,
ages 9 to 13.
Contestants must be residents of
Citrus County. There is a $25 entry
fee and pre-registration is required.
All contestants are awarded prizes.
Applications must be in the Fair
Office or postmarked by Friday.
Applications are available at all
Chamber of Commerce offices and
the Fair Office at 3600 S. Florida
Ave. (U.S. 41 South), Inverness.


CR finance

director to work

for Inverness

Chronicle

The city of Crystal River finance direc-
tor will take a similar job for the city of
Inverness.
Donna Kilbury told the Crystal River
City Council last week that this Friday
would be her last day for the city.
Inverness City Manager Frank
DiGiovanni did not return phone calls
Monday.
Kilbury was the second of three city offi-
cials to leave the city of Crystal River after
the Jan. 24 vote of the city council to fire
City Manager Susan Boyer. City Planner
Nancy Smith left the city last week and
City Attorney David La Croix on Monday
told the council he would be terminating
his contract with the city in 90 days.
The city was in talks with a finalist for
its Public Works Director position when
he withdrew after the vote to fire Boyer.
Police Chief Steven Burch was appointed
acting city manager for when the city man-
ager is not present Kilbury had been the
previous acting city manager.


All pageants are in the Citrus
County Auditorium. General admis-
sion is $5, children ages 6 to 11 -
$3 and ages 5 and younger -
free. One person will be admitted
free with each contestant.
For more information, call 726-
2993.
Grass fire forces
evacuation of library
Central Ridge Regional Library
was evacuated for a short time
Monday when a grass fire erupted
off Roosevelt Boulevard in Beverly
Hills.
The 30-acre fire, which started at
1:59 p.m., spread to a nearby hill
and threatened homes before fire-
fighters brought it under control.
Firefighters said there were no
injuries and no one had to be evac-
uated from the homes. The cause
of the fire was unknown.
The Citrus Springs, Hemando,
Homosassa, Beverly Hills and
Division of Forestry fire depart-
ments responded.
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for burglary, probation violations


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ystal River Primary School. The two classes from the different schools began this school year together In Crystal River due to
instruction delays at Homosassa Elementary. Above, Brian Pike receives help from a teacher as he makes a Valentine's
acelet. Along with goodies and games, the pupils made jewelry and had stories read to them as part of the festivities.


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SIBLING
Continued from Page 1A

Grant said.
"She was told after interview-
ing with law enforcement, she
would be given visitation," Grant
*said.
Two weeks later, Grant says his


Correction
Due to reporter error, For the
Record on Page 4Aof Sunday's edi-
tion contained an error. David
Joseph Schenck's address is 5114
W. Rochelle St., Homosassa.
. The Chronicle regrets the error.
Citrus County Sheriff
Arrests.
U Alvaro Salazar Suares, 36,
6107 lona-Lane, Inverness, at 11:1'8
p.m. Sunday on a charge of driving
without a valid driver's license.
- His bond was set at $250.
0 U Kevin Andrew Chisman, 26,
9585 S. Parkside Ave., Floral City, at
3:28 a.m. Monday on a charge of
driving while license
suspended/revoked.
: His bond was set at $500.
0 U Mark Kevin Kennedy II, 18,


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client has not received any
response from DCF
Grant said Shelton has contact-
ed DCF officials to find out how
her siblings are doing and if she
could see them.
"I plead with DCF to allow me
to visit with my brothers and sis-
ters," Shelton said in a statement
read by Grant on Monday.
DCF Suncoast Region


4635 County Road 302, Lake
Panasoffkee, at 9:51 a.m. Monday
on a charge of driving without a valid
driver's license.
His bond was set at $150.
Crystal River Police
Arrests
E Nathaniel Madison, 23, 8191
Scotch Pine Lane, Crystal River, at
1:24 a.m. Saturday on an active
Citrus County warrant for lewd and
lascivious acts on a child over 12.
years old, but younger than 16.
The incident occurred in late
January 2004, when a then 12-year-
old girl invited Madison to a neigh-
boring home while she babysat two
small children, according to the
arrest report. Madison told detec-
tives he knew the girl's age from pre-
vious conversations.
At the house, Madison asked the


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spokesperson Andy Ritter said
the case is still pending and the
agency did not want to comment
on Shelton's claims Monday.
Grant said Shelton will eventu-
ally seek placement for the chil-
dren, though she already has sev-
eral children with her husband,
whom she met while attending a
community college in Tampa.
Grant said Shelton also wants


girl to perform a sex act on him and
she did so willingly, according to the
arrest report. No force was utilized.
The children she was babysitting
were in another room and did not
observe the sex act.
His bond was set at $15,000 per
the warrant.
Kenneth Morley, 37, at 9:45


to see the children move to foster
homes in Pasco County, so she
can regularly visit them.
Grant and attorney Bo
Samargya have helped establish
the Dollar Children Trust fund at
.the direction of County
Commissioner Gary Bartell and
his wife, Joanne, Samargya said.
The trust's purpose is to pro-
vide health, welfare, counseling


p.m. Sunday on a charge of driving
while license suspended/revoked.
His bond was set at $1,000.
Thuy Thib Tran, 29, at 1:18
p.m. Sunday on charges of driving
while license suspended/revoked
and giving false information to a law
enforcement officer.
Her bond was set at $1,000.


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children, Samargya said.
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payable to the Dollar Children
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Tierney said the children
appeared to be eating very well
and adjusting to their new envi-
ronment.
"They have been enrolled in


I Austin speaking for U exchanged heart necklaces In the excitement after- mented Q.
INsaid: "Ah!" ("To you Q, from me, U."), wards, Bailey said walking "Her gown was very pretty,"
"Ah?" Simon asked. Simon pronounced them mar- down the aisle as Q was a high- he said.
Continued from Page 1A "Ah." ried. light of her young life. And when they were asked
Unconventional, maybe, but The couple puppets, not "I loved it," she said. "It's what letter in words follows Q,
When Simon recited the effective. 'Ah ah must mean 'I children smooched. really special to me. These are both Bailey and Austin didn't
wedding vows and asked if he do,' right?" Simon said. "Yuck!" one guest respond- really cool puppets." hesitate:
would take Q as his wife, As both groom and bride ed. Austin, as U, wisely compli- "U."


COUNCIL
Continued from Page 1A

and Boyer.
Kitchen said he hated to do it
but it was only sensible way out,
.as he felt the three council mem-
bers who voted to fire Boyer,
Susan Kirk who brought the
charges- Jim Farley and Roger
Proffer, were not likely to change
their position, and he was right
A number of citizens spoke for
and against the settlement.


Coucilmen John Kendall and
Robert Holmes, who have sup-
ported Boyer, voted to settle, as
did Farley and Proffer. Kirk
voted against. She had no com-
ment after the meeting.
Kitchen said his No. 1 priority
was to avoid the due process
hearing that had been set for
tonight-- a hearing he described
as a lose-lose situation for every-
one.
The terms of the agreement
specify that Boyer will continue
with the city for 90 days, 30 of
which she will continue to work


at city hall as city manager, get-
ting the city staff and business
organized and stabilized.
The city is experiencing an
increasing vacuum of leader-
ship lately after it lost its finalist
for Public Works director when
the council voted to fire Boyer,
and then, in the following two
weeks, the city's planner and the
finance director resigned. Then,
SCity Attorney David La Croix
gave his 90 days notice on
Monday.
In the agreement, after the
first 30 days Boyer will go on paid


leave for 60 days but be available
by phone for consultation to help
the acting, interim or new city
manager. Kirk wanted her to go
on leave immediately but got no
support.
Boyer will receive severance
pay equal to what she would have
made until Nov. 15, and attorney
fees she has incurred up to
$5,000. The city manager's pay is
$70,000 a year and her severance
package, should she have been
terminated in a 4-1 vote without
cause, was six month's pay.
Per the agreement, she will


also get a positive recommenda-
tion from the council..
Her departure ends a tenure of
more than two years in a city that
does not have a history of keep-
ing city managers very long.
Boyer was hired in 2002 as
interim city manager and five
weeks later she was picked from
all the applicants to head the city
administration. She is the ninth
city manager to leave or be fired
since 1990.


public schools," she said. "From
what I've heard, they are very
bright children."
Tierney said the children are
housed in different locations, but
some siblings are living together.
No new charges in addition to
the aggravated child abuse
charge have been filed, though
several jurisdictions are looking
into additional charges.



ATTORNEY
Continued from Page 1A

had not seen the memo or
talked to La Croix and so didn't
have a comment. Council
members Susan Kirk and
Robert Holmes could not be
reached Monday afternoon.
Council member John
Kendall said he believed that,
like City Manager Susan Boyer,
La Croix was targeted in the
last election to go, but that 75
percent of the people didn't
believe it
In light of the recent vote to
fire Boyer and La Croix's res-
ignation, he said Monday, "I
hope they can believe it now."


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INVERNESS
Josephine F Apicerni, 70,
Inverness, died Friday, Feb. 11,
2005, in Inverness.
Mrs. Apicerni was born Nov.
26, 1933, in Brooklyn, N.Y, to
Peter and Grace Solitario. She
moved to the Citrus County
area 14 years ago from Staten
Island, N.Y.
She was a homemaker and a
member of the Inverness
Church of God.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Julius Apicerni of
Inverness; sons, Peter Apicerni
and wife, Edith, of Inverness
and Richard Apicerni of
Virginia Beach, Va.; sisters,
Betty Lucches of Tobyhanna,
Pa., Rose Grisfa of Staten
Island, N.Y, and Jean Hughes
of Staten Island, N.Y; and a
granddaughter, Nicole
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Heinz Funeral Home and
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1997.
Survivors include his wife of
25 years, Pamela (Jones) Back
of Inverness; two daughters,
Rose and husband, Travis
Millender, of Carrabelle and
Darla and husband, Terry
Proctor, of Crystal River; his
mother, Barbara Imaly of
Bordentown, N.J.; and three
brothers, John Back and wife,
Deborah, of Bordentown, N.J.,
Frank Back and wife, Tracy, of
Rolling Oak, Va., and Norman
Imaly of Homosassa.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral
Home with Crematory,
Inverness.
Linda Bender, 57"
BEVERLY HILLS
Linda J. Bender, 57, Beverly .
Hills, died Friday, Feb. 11.,
2005, in Inverness.
She was born Nov. 19, 1947,
and she moved here in 1996
from her native Philadelphia',
Pa.
Mrs. Bender was a home'-
maker. 'I
She was preceded in death
by her parents and sister,
Shannon Bender.
Survivors include her hus-
band of 38 years, Frank Bender
of Beverly Hills; son, Shawn
Bender of Philadelphia, Pa.;
and five grandchildren,
Shawn, Carole, Dylan, Tyler
and Hunter
Hooper Funeral Home,
Beverly Hills.

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DEATHS
Continued from Page 5A

Gall Cannon, 67
INVERNESS
Gail Kisler Appleby Cannon,
67, Inverness, died Saturday,
Feb. 12,2005, in Inverness.
Born Oct 30, 1937, in
Orangeburg, S.C., to Albert
Earle Appleby Sr. and
Charlotte Bair Appleby, she
moved here from Columbia,
S.C., in 2002.
She was a mother, homemak-
er, retail sales associate, man-
ager and small business owner.
She was preceded in death
by her husband of 39 years,
Carl LeRoy Cannon Jr.
. Survivors include two
daughters, Charlotte Cannon
Maidhof of Inverness and Mary
Cannon Hild of Nampa, Idaho;
a brother, Albert Earle Appleby
Jr. of Bowman, S.C.; and five
grandchildren, Ian Carl
Maidhof, Aaron Charles
Maidhof, Kyle Joseph Maidhof,
Kenneth Jacob Hild and Alyssa
Solveig Hild.
Hooper Funeral Home,
Inverness.

Freeman 'Rocky'
Cook III, 37
BEVERLY HILLS
Freeman George "Rocky"
Cook 1I, 37, Beverly Hills, died
Sunday, Feb. 6, 2005, at
Hernando-Pasco Hospice Care
Center in Brooksville.
Born April 13, 1967, in
Poughkeepsie, N.Y, to
Freeman and Marylin Cook Jr.,
te came to this area seven
years ago from Fort
Lauderdale.
Mr. Cook was a Master Auto
Technician with Love Nissan-
Honda in Crystal River and a
talented musician. He enjoyed
playing drums.
He was Christian.
Survivors include his wife of
17 years, Laura Lynn Cook of
Beverly Hills; one son,
Christian Taylor of Beverly
Hills; two daughters, Courtney
Lynn and Kellie Ann both of
Cape Coral; his parents,
Freeman and Marylin Cook Jr.;
and two sisters, Toni Jean of
Inverness and Laura of Fort
Lauderdale. *
,J.Strickland Funeral Home,
Crystal River.

Kate Edson, 75
INVERNESS,
Kate McLeod Edson, 75,
Inverness, died Friday, Feb. 11,
2005, in Inverness.
Born April 17, 1929, in
Inverness to Oscar and Mayo
McLeod, she was a lifetime res-
ident
She was a 1947 graduate of
Citrus High School and a mem-
ber of Order of Eastern Star
Chapter 64, Floral City, and
VFW Post 4337 Auxiliary,
Inverness.
She was a caregiver and a
member of First United
Methodist Church, Inverness.
Survivors include two sons,
Jack Edson of Knoxville, Tenn.,
and Robert Edson Jr. of
Hernando; one daughter,
Frances Dolbow of Inverness;
six brothers, Joe McLeod,
Terry McLeod, Harold McLeod
all of Inverness, C.J. McLeod of
Brooksville, Ray McLeod of
Longwood and Ernest McLeod
of Gainesville; six grandchil-
dren, Jack Jr, Ashley, Diana,
Darla, Cory and Amy; and
three great-grandchildren.
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Eugene Falk, 71
INVERNESS
Eugene H. Falk, 71,
Inverness, died Saturday, Feb.
12, 2005, at Citrus Memorial
Hospital in Inverness.
Born Feb. 15,
1933, in Meri-
den, Conn., to
Herbert and
Louise Falk, he
moved to In-
verness in 1990
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a U.S. Air Falk
Force Korean
War veteran.
He retired
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New England
Telephone
Company after more than 30
years of service.
Memberships included the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, where he was past
president of the Church
Council, a choir member and a
Sunday school teacher; presi-
dent of the Celina Hills
Property Owners Association
and past president of the
Telephone Pioneers of Citrus
County. He also served as
treasurer for the Scandinavian
American Club and was a
member of the 511th Air
Control Warning Reunion
Group and the Citrus Hills Golf
and Country Club.
Survivors include his wife,
Ethel Falk of Inverness; three
sons, Eric E. Falk of Harpers
Ferry, WVa., Mark D. Falk of
Chesapeake, Va., and Maj.
Michael J. Falk of Bristol,
Conn.; two daughters, Karen A
Vitek and husband, Victor, of
Hopewell Junction, N.Y, and
Vanessa M. Nowak and hus-
band, Daniel, of Cheshire,
Conn.; a brother, Nils Falk of
Sarasota; and nine grandchil-
dren, Mark and Andrew Falk of
Chesapeake, Va., David and
Kristina Vitek of Hopewell
Junction, N.Y., Joseph,
Amanda and Samantha Nowak
of Cheshire, Conn., and
Michaela and Georgia Falk of
Southington, Conn.
Heinz Funeral Home and
Qremation, Inverness.

Mary 'Kate'
Ferguson, 65
HOMOSASSA
Mary C. "Kate" Ferguson, 65,
Homosassa, died Sunday, Feb.
13, 2005, in Ocala.
She was born July 21, 1939, in
Cresson, Pa., to Homer and
Erma (Coe) Graham.
Mrs. Ferguson was a retired
stock clerk for AT&T Peradine.
She was Protestant.
Survivors include her hus-
band of 43 years, Ronald
Ferguson of Homosassa; three
sons, Ronald M. Ferguson Jr.
and wife, Millie, of Homosassa,
Roy Ferguson and wife, Cheryl,
of Seminole and Brian
Ferguson of Homosassa;
daughter, Cathy Twigg and hus-
band, Tony, of Seminole; daugh-
ter-in-law, Latonya Ferguson of
Seminole; six grandchildren,
four great-grandchildren; three
brothers, Paul Graham, Barry
Graham and Jimmy Graham all
of Ohio; and three sisters,
Beverly Nelen of Pennsylvania,


Cheryl Dodge and Shelly
Steinle both of Ohio.
Wilder Funeral Home,
Homosassa Springs.

Joaquin 'Jack'
Fernandez, 90
BEVERLY HILLS
Joaquin "Jack" Fernandez,
90, Beverly Hills, died Sunday,
Feb. 13, 2005, in Lecanto.
Born Aug. 16, 1914, in
Havana, Cuba, to Juan and
Mercedes (Lopez) Fernandez,
he moved here 26 years ago
from Miami.
Mr. Fernandez was a retired
administrator for health care
in Dade County, Florida.
He was a member of Our
Lady of Grace Catholic Church
of Beverly Hills, Knight of the
Holy Sepulcher and Knights of
Columbus of Beverly Hills.
Survivors .include his wife of
28 years, Joan H. (Howell)
Fernandez of Beverly Hills;
son, Joaquin (Ricky) Fernan-
dez of Beverly Hills; three step-
daughters, Thalia Darby of St
Augustine, Ellen Paige of
Jacksonville and Mary Bick-
ford and husband, Paul, of
Davie; and a step-granddaugh-
ter, Courtney Hanrahan.
Wilder Funeral Home,
Homosassa Springs.

Barbara
Heifetz, 77
CRYSTAL RIVER
Barbara Heifetz, 77, Crystal
River, died Sunday, Feb. 13,
2005, in Inverness.
Born Jan. 8, 1928, in Oxford,
N.Y, to Lynn C. and Bessie
(Hacker) Smith, she moved
here 15 years ago from
Maryland.
Mrs. Heifetz was a retired
secretary for the National
Cancer Institute and The Food
and Drug Administration in
Rockville, Md.
Survivors include her hus-
band of 53 years, Nathan
Heifetz of Crystal River; son,
David Heifetz and wife,
Andrea, of Atlanta, Ga.; daugh-
ters, Renee Gibson and hus-
band, Paul, of Charleston, S.C.,
and Jeanette Welp and hus-
band, Steve, of Owings, Md.;
three sisters, Ruth Berg of New
York, Doris O'Neil of Ohio and
Marylou Messinger of
Colorado; and a brother,
Robert Smith of Pennsylvania.
Wilder Funeral Home,
Homosassa Springs.

Edward Parr, 81'
SUN CITY WEST,
ARIZ.
Edward C. Parr, 81, Sun City
West, Ariz., formerly of
Homosassa, died Wednesday,
Jan. 12,2005.
He is survived by his wife,
Mary; three daughters; one
son; 12 grandchildren; and
nine great-grandchildren.
Wilder Funeral Home,
Homosassa Springs.

Lewis 'Bob'
Sewall, 74
HOMOSASSA
Lewis A. "Bob" Sewall, 74,
Homosassa, died Tuesday, Feb.
8, 2005, at Life Care Center in
Lecanto.
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Peter Zickb, 91, Ocala, died
Friday, Feb. 11, 2005, at
TimberRidge Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center in Ocala.
Mr. Zicko moved here in 1991
from his native Natick, Mass.
IHe was the retired owner of
Zicko Auto Sales.
Survivors include two sons,
Ron Zicko of Floral City and
Dennis Zicko of Duxbury,
Mass.; two daughters, Nancy
Walker of Natick, Mass., and
Carole Roy of Littleton, Mass.;
two sisters, Violet Carney and
Marguerite David both of
Natick, Mass.; two brothers,
Charles Zicko and Phillip
Zicko both of Natick, Mass.; 10
grandchildren; and 14 great-
grandchildren.
Hiers-Baxley Funeral
Services, TimberRidge.
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local obituaries.
Funeral NOTICES
Josephine F. Apicerni.
Visitation for Josephine E
Apicerni, 70, Inverness, will be
from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 16,2005, at the
Heinz Funeral Home, 2507
State Road 44 W, Inverness.
There will be a service of re-
membrance at 11 a.m. Thurs-
day, Feb. 17, at the Heinz
Funeral Home with Pastor
Harvey Dunn presiding. Burial
will follow at Florida National
Cemetery in Bushnell.
Linda J. Bender. The service
of remembrance for Linda J.
Bender, 57, Beverly Hills, will
be at 12 noon Wednesday, Feb.
16, 2005, at the Beverly Hills
Chapel of Hooper Funeral
Homes with the Rev. Jonathan
Beard officiating. Friends may
call from 10 a.m. until service
time Wednesday at the Beverly
Hills Chapel. Interment will
follow at the Hills of Rest
Cemetery. Memorials may be
sent to the family.
Gail Kisler Appleby Cannon.
The service of remembrance
for Gail Kisler Appleby Cannon,
67, Inverness, will be conducted
at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19,
2005, at Elmwood Memorial
Gardens, Columbia, S.C., under
the direction of Hooper Funeral


Homes with interment to follow.
Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 17, 2005, at the
Inverness Chapel of Hooper
Funeral Homes. Memorials
may be made to the Carolina
Children's Home, PO. Box 4465,
Columbia, SC 29240-4465.
Kate McLeod Edson. The
service of remembrance for
Kate McLeod Edson, 75, Inver-
ness, will be conducted at 2
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2005, at
the Inverness Chapel of
Hooper Funeral Homes. Inter-
ment will follow at Oak Ridge
Cemetery, Inverness. Friends
may call from 1 p.m. until the
time of service Tuesday. Those,
who wish, may make memorial
donations to the American
Heart Association.
Mary C. "Kate" Ferguson. A
funeral service of remem-
brance for Mary C. "Kate"
Ferguson will be at 2 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005, at the
Wilder Funeral Home, Hom-
osassa Springs, with Pastor
William LaVerle Coats officiat-
ing. Friends may call at noon
until the time of service.
Joaquin "Jack" Fernandez.
Graveside services for Joaquin
"Jack" Fernandez, 90, Beverly
Hills, will be conducted at 2
p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17, 2005, at
Oak Ridge Cemetery, Inver-
ness. Wilder Funeral Home of
Homosassa Springs assisting
family with arrangements.
Barbara Heifetz. A funeral
service of remembrance for
Barbara Heifetz, 77, Crystal
River, will be at 10 a.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 16,2005, at the
Wilder Funeral Home, Hom-
osassa Springs, with Chaplain
Jonathan J. Beard officiating.
Interment will follow at
Florida National Cemetery,
Bushnell. Friends may call' at
9:30 a.m. In lieu of .flowers,
donations are requested to
Alzheimer's Family Organiza-
tion, PO. Box 1939, New Port
Richey, FL 34656.
Edward C. Parr. A memorial
mass for Edward C. Parr, 81,
Sun City West, Ariz., formerly of
Homosassa, will be conducted
at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 17,
2005, at St Thomas the Apostle
Catholic Church, Homosassa.
Wilder Funeral Home, Hom-


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Anne Tressen. A funeral
mass for Anne Tressen, 89,
Crystal River, will be celebrat-
ed at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 17,
2005, at St Benedict Catholic
Church in Crystal River with
Fr. Vincent Morton as cele-
brant. Friends may call at
Strickland Funeral Home
Chapel in Crystal River from 6
to &p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16. In
lieu of flowers, the family sug-
gests that those who wish may
make a memorial contribution
to Pope John Paul II Catholic
School, 4341 W. Homosassa
Trail, Lecanto, FL 34461.
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Linn, a prominent landscape
designer who abandoned his
early work adorning fancy build-
ings to plant community gardens
in poor neighborhoods, died
Feb. 3 after a six-month battle
with leukemia, his wife said. He
was 81.
After initially working as a
child psychoanalyst, Linn
launched a successful career as
a landscape architect during the
1950s. While working for-famous
architects like Ludwig Mies van
der Rohe, Linn designed the
landscapes for New York's
Seagram Building and the Four
Seasons restaurant
In 1961, he founded the
Philadelphia-based Neighbor-
hood Renewal Corps to fight
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Music abounds in area.

Fletcher Music Company's tribute to country hits high notes with some of country's favorites


n the 1950s, Theresa
Brewer had a snappy hit
song "Music, Music,
Music." It was all the rage with
bobby soxers dancing the night
away at sock-hops.
Last month there was music,
music, music to be enjoyed all
around the county.
In Inverness, Fletcher Music
Company's tribute to country
music was a hit with the group
that assembled at their studio
on Jan. 5.
Organist-musicians dressed
in Western attire, including
denim jeans and cowboy hats.
With the room gaily decorated
in festive streamers and bal-
loons, we heard a tribute to
Jimmy Rodgers, considered to
be the father of country music,
along with the Carter family of
Grand Ole Opry fame.
Of course, a country show
would not be complete without


Fredrick


elected


state


district


chair

Committee

announces pick

Special to the Chronicle

Republican Party of Florida
Chairman Carole Jean Jordan
recently announced the elec-
tion of Debra Fredrick as
District Chairwoman for
Congressional District 5.
Chairwoman Jordan and
Committeewoman Fredrick
released the following joint
statement:
Debra Fredrick is the state
committeewoman for the
Citrus County Republican.
Executive Committee.
"We congratulate Com-
mitteewoman Debra Fredrick
on her election as
Chairwoman of Congressional
District 5 and look forward to
working with her," said
Jordan. "Debra Fredrick's
loyal dedication and tireless
efforts on behalf of Republican
candidates paid big dividends
in 2004. Together, we will con-
tinue strengthening the grass-
roots, recruiting and training
quality candidates, and
increasing our support of the
local executive committees.
Debra Fredrick's continued
leadership is an asset as we
endeavor to keep Republican
control of the Governor's
Mansion, increase our repre-
sentation on the Florida con-
gressional delegation,
increase our majorities in the
Florida Legislature, retain our
control of the Florida Cabinet,
win the remaining U.S. Senate
seat, and continue winning
local races."
"I am honored to be elected
Congressional District Chair for
District 5," said Fredrick "As
we move forward toward a crit-
ical election cycle, I pledge to
work in concert with Chairman
Jordan so that together, we may
continue to build on our suc-
cess as we continue to grow the
party and strengthen our grass-
roots. As a party, we have
accomplished great things, and
I look forward to working with
the talented RPOF Executive
Board as together we prepare
for the coming electoral con-
tests and continue to make his-
tory."
Congressional District Chairs
are elected by their respective
Congressional Caucuses and
serve a two-year term.
The Congressional District
Chairs form the body of the
Florida Republican Executive
Board and vote on matters relat-
ed to the operation of the
Republican Party of Florida.


Patsy
Cline 's
"Crazy,"
written
by Willie
Nelson.
Rogers,
king of
the cow-
Ruth Levins boys from
AROUND THE 1938-1953
COMMUNITY and Gene
COMMANuT Autry,
stars of
cowboy films enjoyed by fans
worldwide, were honored as
well.
"Stand By Your Man," first of
Tammy Wynette's 20 No. 1 hits,
was performed and it drew
knowing applause with just the
first notes.
Next, we heard a Bill
Monroe and the Bluegrass
Boys set, including "Blue Moon
of Kentucky" and a favorite


line dance tune, "Rocky Top."
We recalled the movie "Your
Cheatin' Heart," the life story
of country music great Hank
Williams, starring George
Hamilton, as "Hey Good
Looking" was performed.
Ray Price's 'Always On My
Mind" and the 1945 hit
"Tennessee Waltz" tempted us
to get up and waltz around the
studio.
We learned an organ has a lot
of functions that an orchestra
does, and organ musicians are
like conductors who lead the
orchestra.
The concert was a history
lesson that brought nostalgic
memories to mind.
ONE
The Interfaith Council of
Citrus County had its annual
Winter Musicale at the First
Presbyterian Church in Crystal
River on Jan. 25.
It was a star-studded night


The concert was a
history lesson that

brought nostalgic
memories to mind.


with performers ranging in age
from primary school students
to senior adults. Represented
were the Pope John Paul II
School Choir, the God's Clods
Clowns of the First United
Methodist Church of
Homosassa, the Homosassa
Elementary School Choir, and
the Handbell Choir, whose
members include the First
Presbyterian Church of Crystal
River, the Crystal River United
Methodist Church and the
Parsons Memorial
Presbyterian Church of Inglis
and the Heart to Hands Deaf


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Making



safety a



priority


National effort

continues this week

Special to the Chronicle

Child Passenger Safety Week is a
National effort designed to draw
attention to ways to keep young pas-
sengers safe in motor vehicles.
During this week, parents and
other caregivers are encouraged to
take time to have their child's safety
seat inspected for recalls, missing
parts, and correct installation.
Here are some questions to con-
sider:
Did you know that more than 85
percent of child safety seats are
improperly installed?
Are you sure your child's safety
seat is correct for his weight and


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height?
Did you know that most children
who weigh 40 to 80 pounds, and are
less than 4 feet. 9 inches tall, should
ride in a booster seat?
If you answered "no" to any of
these questions, make an appoint-
ment to visit the Car Seat Fitting
Station at the Inverness office of the
Citrus County Health Department,
120 N. Montgomery Ave.
When visiting the fitting station,
you will learn how to adjust the safe-
ty seat to fit your child, and properly
install the seat in your vehicle.
If you or someone you know, needs
assistance with the safe transporta-
tion of children, utilize this freee
service.
For more information, or to make
an appointment for a car seat check
up, contact Sue Littnan at the Citrus
County Health Department 726-1731,
Ext. 242.


At a recent visit to the health department for Imi
Levi Durden of Floral City showed how his booster s
the adult seat belt fit him correctly. Another plus fo
that Levi can see out of the window when riding I
Child Passenger Safety Week.


Choir.
Interfaith Council of Citrus
has a mission as faith-filled
people to perceive the need for
communication among persons
of all religions, goodwill and
cooperation across boundaries
of creeds and doctrinal differ-
ences.
Their mission was realized
that night as we heard the Pope
John Paul II School Choir per-
form "Go Make A Difference,"
directed by John Willet The
Homosassa School Choir sang
'"A Candle for Peace," directed
by Donna Olsen; the God's
Clods performed "No Strings
Attached"; the Handbell Choir
performed "We Are One in the
Spirit," directed by Patti
Williams; and Jeri Loy directed
the Heart to Hands Deaf Choir
in "There's A Future For This
World" and "This Little Light
of Mine."









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munizations, five-year-old
seat lifts him up to make
r using a booster seat is
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In the car. Feb. 13-19 is


Special to the Chronicle
The American Cancer
Society's Relay for Life is
expanding in Citrus County.
Citrus Springs Middle School
will host the Relay for Life
event April 22 and 23.
You have an opportunity to
join us in the fight and help
find a cure. The kickoff party is
at 6:30 p.m. today at Citrus
Springs Middle School, 150 W
Citrus Springs Blvd., Citrus
Springs. Join us for pizza and
soda, and learn how you can
make a difference in the fight
against cancer. There are
numerous ways to get
involved.
Call Tobey Hunter at
637-5577.


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Special to the Chronicle
Champ, a Golden Lab who lives
with Ken and Carol Gebfiard of
Beverly Hills, takes a nap.


News NOTES
AARP Tax-Aide
scheduled
Free tax counseling, tax
preparation and electronic filing
for taxpayers with middle and
low income, with special atten-
tion to those age 60 and older,
is available from AARP Tax-Aide
through April 15. You do not
need to be a member of AARP
or a retiree to use this service.
No appointments are necessary.
AARP Tax-Aide volunteers,
trained in cooperation with the
Internal Revenue Service, will
offer help with personal income
tax returns at the following
Citrus County locations:
MONDAY
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun Trust
Bank, Sugarmill Woods,
Homosassa Springs
Noon to 4 p.m. Regions
Bank, Beverly Hills
TUESDAY
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Homosassa
Springs Bank, Homosassa
Springs (starting Feb. 8)
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. South Trust
Bank, Inverness
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Citrus
Springs Community Center,
Citrus Springs
WEDNESDAY
1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Coastal
Region Library, Crystal River ;
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Homosassa -
Elks Lodge, Homosassa Springs
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lakes
Region Library, Inverness
5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Central
Ridge Library, Beverly Hills
THURSDAY
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Homosassa
Springs Bank, Homosassa
Springs (starting Feb. 10)
FRIDAY
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. West Citrus
Community Center, Homosassa;
Springs (Feb. 11 and March 11)
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central
Ridge Library, Beverly Hills
SATURDAY
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lakes
Region Library, Inverness (sec-
ond and fourth Saturday of
February and March)
Taxpayers seeking assistance.
are reminded to bring a copy of'
their last year's return, a photo
ID, Social Security cards for tax-
payers and dependents, wage,
pension, interest, dividends,
social security and other perti-
nent statements. For direct
deposit of your refund, bring a
blank or canceled check.
Call Terry Allison at 746-9985,
or tallisol @tampabay.rr.com.
The AARP Foundation, in coop-
eration with the IRS, administers
AARPTax-Aide.
Citrus wins award
at Florida State Fair
Special to the Chronicle
TAMPA Counties through-
out Florida proudly exhibited
their elaborate 3D displays for
judging on opening day of the
101st annual Florida State Fair.
The exhibits, located in the
Florida Living Center, boast 12
winners from three districts.
The displays, ranging from an
ice cream parlor to a mini-dock,
attracted fairgoers throughout
the day. The exhibits showcased
each region's area of the state.
District One winners are:
Okeechobee County: first
place.
Jackson County: second
place.
Union County: third place.
Sumter County: honorable .
mention.
District Two winners are:
Hemando County: first
place.
Nassau County: second
place.
Alachua County: third
place.
Citrus County: honorable
mention.
District Three winners are:
Pasco County: first place.
Lee County: second place.
Brevard County: third
place.
Hillsborough County: hon-
orable mention.
The exhibits will be on display
from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
throughout the Fair in the
Florida Living Center.
The Florida State Fair


Authority, Billy Bowman, chair-
man, presents the 2005 Florida
State Fair through Monday, in
association with the Florida
Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services, Charles H.
Bronson, commissioner. Gates
open daily at 9 a.m.
Call (800) 345-FAIR.


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Third Relay et SPOTLIGHT

for Life Siesta

scheduled Ej


Over 80s royalty


Special to the Chronicle
Hemando United Methodist Church recently had an "Over
80s" evening to honor all of its over "80 years young"
members. The evening got started with dinner, followed
by a program especially for those over 80. The highlight
of the evening was crowning the oldest man king and old-
est woman queen. Those honors went to Queen Arlene
Calbetzor, 96, and King Edwin Morrow, 93. The evening's
finale was Frankle Sinatra Smith serenading all of Over
80s with "Young At Heart."


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FPLGp 2.72 3.4 16 80.08
FlaRock .80 1.3 25 62.29
FordM .40 3.1 8 13.10
GenElec .88 2.4 23 36.32
GnMotr 2.00 5.4 6 37.24
HomeDp .34 .8 19 42.62
Intel .32 1.3 19 24.31
IBM .72 .8 19 93.57


+05 +1.9


+.05 +1.9
+.15 -.1
+.11 -.1
+.15 -5.0
+.01 -1.3
-.15 +2.2
+.05 +5.7
-.05 +7.5
+.72 +10.9
+1.33 +7.1
-.68 +4.6
+.04 -10.5
+.09 -.5
+.10 -7.0
-.19 -.3
+.14 +3.9
+.27 -5.1


LowesCos .16
McDnlds .55
Microsoft .32

Motorola .16
Penney .50
ProgrssEn 2.36
Sears .92
SprntFON .50
TimeWam ...
UniFirst .15
VerizonCml .54
Wachovia 1.84
WalMart .52
WaIgrn .21


-.50 +2.6
+.36 +1.7
+.04 -2.7
+.29 -5.8
+.87 +7.2
+.37 -2.2
-.41 +1.7
-.19 -7.0
-.15 -8.2
-.49 +39.0
-.12 -10.7
-.92 +4.7
+.05 -1.3
-.56 +10.1


INEE


52-Week
High Low Name


Net % YTD 52-WK
Last Cha Cha % Cha % Cha


I NEW YORK STOCECAN


SDv Name Last Chg


... ABB.Ltd 5.69 +.01
.84 ACE Ltd 46.81 -.44
.72 ACMInco 8.44 +.04
.. AESCp 15.57 +.04
.44f AFLAC 39.28 +.34
.. AGCO 19.17 -.57
1.24f AGLRes 35.70 -.12
.. AKSteel u16.45 +.44
1.92 AMULRe 29.02 -.03
.. AMR 9.14 +.11
.40m ASALtd 40.07 +.17
.95 AT&T 19.42 +.05
,36r AUOplron 15.82 -.36
.458 AXA u25.08 +.21
1.04 AbtLab 46.49 +.29
.50 AberFIc 54.78 +.05
.. Accenture 24.64 -.56
.93e AdamsEx 13.10 -.02
.30 Adesan 22.50 +.63
.. AdvMOpt 40.65 -.51
.. AMD 18.24 +.13
.21t AdvSeml 3.96 +.31
.. Aeropslls 29.44 +.54
.04 Aetna 135.74 p2.24
.. AffCmpS 53.36 +.15
.. Aqere 1.60 -.
.. AgereB 1.59 ...
.. Agilent 24.02 +.30
.03 Agnikng 13.38 +.56
.11 Agriumg 16.18 +27
... Ahold .63 -.02
... AJrTrmn 8.38 -.07
.76 Albeatsn 23.39 +.37
.60 Alcan 36.95 -.45
... Alcatel 12.89 +.05
.60 Alcoa 29.89 +.04
24 AllegTch 22.85 -.29
.40f Allergan 74.13 +.78
1.20 Alletes 41.30 +.39
2.01e AlIlCap u47.20 +.27
.. AIIIData 40.96 -.55
.. A nIIGam 11.11 -.05
.89 AIWrid2 12.77 -.01
.. AldWaste 8.87 +.35
.. AIImrFn 36.07 +.19
1.12 Allstate u53.13 +20
1.52 Alifel 55.60 +.29
.16 Alphanna 14.14 -.75
2.92 Altera 66.10 -.10
1.189 AmBev u28.98 +.69
.. Amdocs 29.30 -.17
1.20 AmHess 94.63 -.67
3.50 AmHesspfau83.13 -.73
2.54 Ameren u51.66 +.45
.198 AMWoIL 55.87 -.23
.. AmWest 5.14 -.01
1.40 AEP 34.79 +.24
.48 AmExp 54.60 -.59
.50f AmnlntG 71.49 -1.63
....,MSItdsa 46.16 +.11.
.96 AmSIP3 12.10 +.04
.. AmTower 17.77 +.09
.. Americdt 24.54 +.05
.10 Amer.sBrg 60.21 -.13
.12 Amphenols 40.99 -.42
1.00 AmSouth 25.87 +.15
.72f Anadrk 68.20 -.49
.24 AnalogDev 37.60 -.45
.56e AnglogldA 35.49 +25
.98 Anheusr 48.30 -.08
.. AnnTaylrs 22.36 -.92
1.98e Annaly 19.28 +.02.
.60 Aon Corp 25.03 -.21
.32 Apache 57.60 +.13
2.40 Ap6ny 37.40 +.46


.17 ApplBlo 20.18 -.33
.52 AquaAm 24.50 +.06
... Aquila 3.67 -.01
.22 Aramark 27.18 -.39
.32 ArchCoal 37.41 -.59
.34f ArchDan u24.60 +.35
1.731f AchstnSm 34.20 -.28
-. AmiorH 38.21 -2.43
... ArrowE 25.66 +.35
1.10 Ashland u63.59 +.11
68 AsdEstalt 9.80 -.08
.28 Assurant u34.23 +.28
1.24f ATMOS 28.82 -.11
.. AutoNatn 19.70 +.04
.62 AutoDala 42.65 -.39
... Avaa 12.57 -.48
... Aaell 28.03 -.50
... Avnet 19.39 +.19
.66f Avonsa 44.53 +.09
.50 AXIS Cap 28.85 +.35
... Aztar 30.80 +.43
1.40 BB&TCp 40.38 +.14
.36e BHPBIIILt u26.75 +.37
... BISYS 14.55 -.15
.32 BJSvcs 47.10 -.90
... BJsWhis 30.00 +.14
.. BMCSit 15.80 -.14
1.77e BPPLC u62.25 +.05
1.80 BRT 24.40 +.11
.46 BalkrHu 46.79 -.19
.40 BauCps 44.07 -.01
1.80 BkofAms 46.93 +.11
.80 BkNY 30.62 +.09
.80 Banknorth 36.35 +.05
.68" Banta 45.94 -.28
.22 BarrickG 23.18 +.24'
.52 BauschL 73.46-1.34
.58. Baxter 34.32 -.08.
... BearingPt 7.49 +.02
1.08 BellSouth 26.40 +.15
.28 Berkley u51.37 +3.07
.44 BaestBuy 54.68 +.33
... Beverly 12.00 -.19
... BIgLots 12.08 +.15
1.12f BlackD 83.57 +.16
1.281 BlkHICp 31.74 +.52
.75a BI2FL08 15.89 +.12
.88 BlockHR 47.33 -.19
.08a Blockbstr 9.30 -.10
... BIckbsBn 8.90 -.10
.56e BlueClip 6.61 -.03
1.00f Boelng 54.04 -.10
.361f Borders 25.87 -23
... BostBeer 24.23 +.34
2.60 BotProp 60.57 +.17
... BostonSc 32.94 -.06
.80 Bowair 38.82 -22
.34 BoydGm u49.86 +1.46
1.12 BrMySq 24.13 +.03
-.60f Brunswick 43.95 -1.68
.32e Buenavnt 21.77 +.83
.52 BungeLt 53.42 -.87
S.68 ,.BurNSF 47.29 +.02
.34. BudrRscs u46.70 +.68
2.16 CHEngy 48.30 -.22
.10 CIGNA 89.40 -26
.52 CIOGp 42.13 +.95
... CMSEn Ul2.30 +.49
.40 CNFInc 44.95 -.04
.40 CSS Inds 32.67 -.30
.40 CSX 39.48 -.37
29f CVSCp 48.96 -.94
... CabiasnNY 27.06 -.40
... Cadence 13.62 -.09
... Caesars u20.66 +.20
28 CaiGolf 13.24 +.17
.. Calcine 3.37 +.01
24 Camecogs 41.44 -.87


.60 CampSp 28.50 +.20
.40 CdnNRsgs 52.55 +1.20
.11 CapOne 78.85 +.45
... CaptlSroe 24.63 -.11
1.26 CapMpfB 13.70 +.06
.12 CardnlHith 57.15 -.08
.. CaremkRx 38.99 -.41
... CarMax 32.57 -.03
.60 Camrnal 55.72 +.17
1.64 Caterpllr 92.22 -.56
... Celanesen 15.60 +.03
.38 Cendant 22.26 +.04
.. Centenes u34,67 +.66
.40 CenterPnt 12.15 +.26
.16 Centexs 6220 -.30
4.50 CnlLtpt 84.00 +1.00
.23 CntryTel 33.42 -.10
.. Ceridlan 16.86 -.16
... ChmpE 11.10 -.15
... ChRvLab 46.94 -.76
.01 Chegkpn 16.50 +.20
.18 ChesEng u18.95 +.14
1.60 ChevTexs 58.11 +.35
1.841 ChlMere 211.25 +1.75
... ChicosFAS U54.80 -.25
26e ChinaMble 16.24 +.30
.12e ChlnaUni 8.53 +.16
.10p Chlquita 22.13 +23
1.56 Chubb 79.27 -.66
.24 ChurDwts 36.08 -.22
.. Cmarex 36.38 +.02
... ClndBell 4.33 -.05
1.921 CINergy 41.00 +.37
.07 ClrcClty 14.23 -.03
1.76f Cllro 49.25 -.15
1.00a CtzComm 13.62 +.21
.36f ClaresStrs 22.69 +.27
.50 ClearChan 34.40 -.20
1.12f Clorox 60.07 +25
... Coach 53.50 -.80
1.00 CocaCI 42.86 +.10
.16 CocaCE 22.55 -.56
... Coeur 4.01 +.02
1.16f ColgPal 54.49 -.16
.65a Collntin 9.10 +.09
.88f CmcBNJ 57.71 -.03
.24 CmdMtis u31.17 +.64
.. ComScop 14.75 -.28
... CmlyHt u31.70 +.43
1.15e CVRDs 29.99 +.99
.47v CVRDpfs 25.29 +.44
.08 Com/As 26.56 -.19
... ConVpSc 47.47 -1.04
1.09 ConAgra 28.52 +.05
2.001 ConocPhlluI00.97 +1.93
.56 ConsolEgy u43.77 -.19
2.28f ConEd 44.07 +.04
1.34f ConstellEn u53.55 +1.25
... CtcrB 10.73 +22
.. Cnvigys 14.21 +.01
.. CoopCam 56.84 -1.18
... ComerRIt 9.86 -.01
... Coming 11.85 -.07.
.56f CntwdFns 35.75 -.02
Coventry. u59.86 +.17
.. CoxRadlo 16.28 +-27,
.. CiwnCste '16.19 '-.06
... CrownHold u15.47 +.67
C... Sem 13.19 -.51


.78a DNPSeld0 11.83 +.05
.96 DPL u26.77+1.77
.361 DRHordn 42.11 -.95
.. DRSTech 42.66 -1.46
2.06 DTE 44.71 -.11
1.82e DalmlrC 46.01 +.12
.48 DanaCp 15.84 -.16


.06 Danahers 55.23 -.28
.08 Darden 28.63 -.14
... DaVtas u43.80 +.25
.. DeanFds 34.40 +.40
1.12 Deere 69.35 +.02
.28 Delphi d7.13 -.13
... DeltaAIr 5.58 +.12
..20 DevonEs 42.12 -.34
.25 DlaOffs 46.33 -.69
.16 Dillards 25.42 +.32
... DIrecTV 15.33 +.04
.24f Disney 29.39 +.05
.16 DollarG 22.05 +.22
2.68f DomRes u71.17 +.54
1.04 DonlleyRR 33.15 -.08
.64 Dover 38.90 +.01
1.34 DowChm u52.30 +.65
.DrmwksAn 38.24 +1.22
1.40 DuPont u51.21 +.11
1.10 DukeEgy 27.40 +.61
1.00 DuqLUght 19.17 +.09
Dynegy 4.47 -.02
... ETrade 13.31 -.08
... EMCCp 13.04 -.09
.32 EOGReas u82.15 +.90
1.76 EastChm 55.39 -.13
.50 EKodak u34.66 -.05
1.24f Eatons 69.87 -.15
.35f Ecolab 32.81 -.14
1.001 Edisonlnt u33.00 +.32
.16 EIPasoCp 11.37 +.01
... Elan 27.20 -.04
.20 EDS 20.15 -.01
.568 EAndlnA 12.19 +.28
1.17 e EBrasAer u35.00 +1.17
1.66 EmrsnEl 67.82 -.42
.1.28 EmpDist 23.25 +.07
... Emulex 17.10 -.18
3.70 EnbrEPtrs 53.88 +.43
... Energizer 60.33 +1.34
... EnPro 28.40 +.47
.10 ENSCO 37.16- -.32
... Enterasys 1.54 +.04
.. Enternt 32.75 +.66
2.16 Entergy 70.85 +.64
1.60f EntPrPI 26.95
.52 .Eqtyinn 11.30 -.05
2.00 EqOffPT 30.03 -.38
1.73 EqtyRed 32.86 -.07
.40 EsteeLdr 43.90 +.87
1.60 Exelons 45.36 +.10
1.08 ExxonMbi 56.83 +.72
2.72 FPLGp 80.08 +1.33
... FTDGrpn d12.87 -.14
... FairchldS 16.75 -.16
.38f FamDir 33.16 .-.30
1.04m1 FannlMae 63.18 +.76
.28 FedExCp 96.31 -1.70
.24m FedSigni d15.40 -.66
.54 FedrDS 57.25 -.25
.50f Fedinvst 29.13 +20
2.00 Ferrellgs 21.52 +.31
.58 Ferro 19.23 -.12
1.00 FklelFin u46.51 -.26
.08 FrslData. 41.02 +.32
5.10e FFInFds 19.62 -.38
1.65 FirstEngy 41.38 +.31
.. FishrSd 62.38 -.41
.. FleetEn 9.56 -.05
.80a FlaRod 62.29 -.68
.40 FordM 13.10 +.04
.. ForestLab 41.75 -.31
.. ForestOII 36.99 -.06
1.32 FortuneBr 84.15 -.27
... FoxEnt 33.69 -.41
1.20 FredMac 66.91 +2.55
1.00a FMCG 38.17 +.09
... Freescalen 18.80 -.11


.. FreescBn 18.88 -.12
1.38 FredBR 19.25 +.26
1.00b Frontline 8 47.79 +1.06


.80 GATX 29.70 -.21
.72a GabelllET 9.19 +.01
1.12f Gallaghr 30.05 -.59
1.08 Gannett 80.14 -1.49
.09 Gap 21.40 -.29
.. Gateway 4.62 +.13
... Qeentchs 46.89 +.06
.68 GQenElec 36.32 +.09
1.44 GnGrthPip u37.28 +.54
.. GnMart u49.82 +.11
1.24 GenMlls 52.62 -.03
2.00 OnMotr 37.24 +.10
1.56 GMdb33 .25.08 -.13
.26 Genworthn u28.00 +.80
1.50 Genwthun 32.79 +.74
.32 GaGulf 49.45 -.90
.70f GaPaclf 33.86 -.60
.08 Gerdaugn 8.07 -.08
.65 Gllette 49.88 +.33
.. Glaemis 17.76 +.09
1.53e GlaxoSIgn u47.76 +1.09
.30f GIobalSFe u36.51 -.30
.11e GodFULd 11.80 -.07
.18a Goklcrpg 13.84 +.07
.24 GoklWFs 63.70 +.18
1.00 GoldmanS 111.97 -.80
.80 Goodrich u36.64 +.04
.. GoodrPet U21.85 +.85
Goodyear 14.28 +.28
vjGrace 10.39 -.09
.., GrafTech 7.85 -.15
.. GrantPrde u22.99 +.01
1.66 GtPlaInEn 31.51 +.37
1.001 GMP 29.11 +.16
... Griffon 23.61 -.38
.34 Gtechs 24.13 -.19
.63e GuangRy 19.80 +.14
.40 Guldant 72.81 -.29
.60f HCAInc 46.42 -.63
.34 HCCIn 34.35 +.32
.50 Hallthn 41.42 -.48
1.19e HanJS 15.94 -.02
.65 HanPtDIV 9.65 +.01
.78 HanPtDv2 12.02 +.02
.. Hanover 14.25 -.14
.50f HarleyD 60.99 -.38
.05 Harman 115.73 43.23
.11e HarmonyG 8.28 -.22
1.32 HainahE u68.86 +.74
1.16f HarnfdFn 72.95 -.81
.. HarvNRes 12.49 +.23
.24 Hasbro 20.15 -.15
.61 HattSe u14.70 +.01
1.24 HawallEls 27.87 +.17
2.40 HItCrREIT 34.60 +.15
.16 HItMgt 22.33 -.04
2.601 HIthcrRfty 37.33 -.08
....HealthNet 29.37 +.38
.. HeciaM 5.91 +.11
1.14 Heinz 37.37 +.04
.21e HellnTel 8.82 +.10
.33 HelmPay u39.62 -.29
... Hercules 14.60 -.10
.88 Hersheys u61.70 +.46
.32 HewlettP 20.77 -.53
.80 HIbem 27.26 +1.01
1.70 HIghwdP 26.38 +.05
.08 Hilton 22.10 +.25
.208 Hollngr'Ifs 11.69 +.06
.34 HomeDp 42.62 -.19
.831 Honwiilnt u39.30 +.16
.20 HoslMatr 16.04 +.04
... HovnanEs 53.05 -.55


.26 HughSups 30.08 -.61
... Humana 33.13 -.29
... HuIsmn nd 24.0
.08 IMSHIIh 22.95 -.40
1.91e IShDJDv 61.10 +.20
.72f ITIInds u89.51 +.77
1.20 Idacorp 29.91 +.16
.16 IkonOffSol 10.72 -.18
.40 Imation 33.61 -.59
3.00 ImpacMtg 21.45 +.11
INCO 35.75 -.02
1.526 IndlaFd. 27.33 -.06
1.44f Indymac 37.00 +.49
Infineon 10.06 +.17
1.00 IngerRd 80.91 -.37
InputOut 6.74 +.22
... IntegES 3.63 -.26
.72 IBM 93.57 +.27
.48 IntlGame 31.18 -.35
1.00 IntPap 37.25 -.01
... IntRect 42.77 -.22
Interpublc 13.62 -.06
I.. onics 43.94 +.04
.40f Ipsco g 47.95 -.85
.. IronMtns 28.16 -.44


1.36 JPMortCh 37.50 +.02
.. Jabl 25.00 +.08
.. Jacuzzi 9.82 -.14
.04 JanusCap 14.72 -.18
.48f Jeffries 40.30
1.67 JeffPllol 49.87 +.07
1.14 JohnJn 66.00 -.60
1.00 JohnsnCt 59.05 +.67
.40 JonesApp 34.02 -.51
1.50 KB Home 113.58 +.78
.48 Kaydon 30.99 -.21
1.01 Kellogg 44.95 +.05
.64 Kelwood 28.22 -.66
1.80 KerrMc u67.86 +.94
1.301 Keycorp 33.77 -.02
1.821 KeySpan 40.33 +.04
1.60 KImbCk 68.15 +.48
... KgPhrm 10.28 +.02
... KInrossg 6.78 +.10
... Kohs 46.77 -91
.506 KoreaEIc 14.24 +.26
.82 Kraft 33.67 +.19
.. KrspKrm 6.32 +.16
... Kroger 17.45 +.17
.50f L-3 Com 73.57 -.95
... LGPhilpn u21.90 +.75
.439 LLERy 6.92 +.04
.. LSI Log 6.35 -.05
1.20 LTC Pip 18.75 +.01
.44 LaZBoy 15.30
.LabCp 48.85 -.46
1.381 Ladede 31.14 -.07
.60 LeggMass 81.19 -.161
.80f LehmBr 93.86 -.46
.55 LennarA 57.38 -.23
.25 LeucNalis 35.02 -1.03
Lexmark 82.00 +.08
.63e LbtyASG 6.36 -.06
1.931 LUbtMA 10.27 +.03
1.52f UlyE 55.40 -.10
.60f Limited 24.27 +.02
1.46f UncNat 48.86 -.44
.22 Undsay 22.75 -.01
1.00 LockhdM 59.37 -.32
.. LoneStTch 42.41 +1.46
.40 LaPac 2620 +.64
.16 LowesCos 59.10 -.50
... Lucent 3.41 +.05
.90 Lyondell 31.25 +20


1.60 M&TBk 101.30 +.05
.96 MBIA 59.60 -.21
.56f MBNA 26.23 -.06
.72 MDU Res 27.34 +.19
MEMC 11.39 +.43
.52 MCR 8.88 -.02
.30 MGIC 61.37 +.07
... MGMMr 77.93 +.07
.40 MSCInd .32.15 -.88
Madeco 9.75 -.05
1.52 Magnal g 74.90 -.28
... MgnHunt 14.94 +.04
.52 MgdHi 6.51 +.01
.601 ManorCare 34.50 +.23
.401 Manpwl 44.16 -.50
1.04 Manullfg 46.95 -.11
1.12 Marathon 42.29 -.12
.34 MarntA 65.00 -.11
1.36 MarshM 32.30 -.69
.84 Marshlls 41.87 +.04
... MStewrt 33.70 +.78
.. MarvelEs 17.62 -.35
.72 Masco 37.05 -.14
.16 MasseyEn 39.52 -.13
.. MatSd 15.46 +.42
.45f Mattel 20.64 +.09
... MavTube 32.79 +.79
.. Maxtor 5.51 -.02
.98f MayDS 31.86 -.12
.72 Maytag 15.24 +.01
.55f McDnlds 32.61 +.36
.24 McKesson 36.39 +.05
.. McAfee 24.67 +.69
.92 MeadWWco 30.20 -.09
... MedcoHth u43.80 +1.12
.12 Medics 35.23 +.39
.34 Medtmic 52.42 -1.00
.72 MellonFnc 29.67 -.11
1.52 Merck 29.41 +.20
... MeridQld 20.10 +.10
... MeridRes 5.91 +.29
.. MelStHsp 7.60 -.33
.64 MenillLyn 60.41 +.06
.46f MetUfe 40.13 +.19
.28 MichStts 32.88 -.26
... MicronT 11.81 +.08
2.34 MidAApt 38.67 -.45
... Midas 21.62 +.19,
MIdwGm 10.28 4,77
Milacron 3.21 +.03
.. Millipore 44.04 +.03
2.38 MIllsCp 58.33 -.10
.55e MobleTels. 37.85 +.77
1281 MolsCoorsB 70.50 -2.60
.68f Monsrto 57.53 +.64
1.08f MorgStan 60.27 -.05
.098 MSEmMkt 19.25 +.25
.16b Motorola 16.20 +.29
.73 MunlehhFd 11.12 +.04
.90 MurphO u92.63 -.65
.12 MylanLab 15.95 -.31
.. NCRCps u37.86
.. NRGEgynu37.60 +.85
1.40 NatlCIty 36.16 +.47
1.12 NatFuGas 28.62 +.19
1.84e NatGrid u50.88 +.53
... NtOiwl 39.52 -1.17
.08 NalSemis 19.21 -.01
.. Navteqn 44.02 +.01
.21a NewAm 2.25
6.20f NwCentFn 53.37 +.90
1.36 NJRscs 43.85 -.11
1.00 NYCmtys 17.98 -.03
.84 NewellRub 22.87 +.12
.. NewfExp 69.70 +.37
.40f NewmtM 42.20 +.07


... NwpkRs 5.98 +.12
.16e NewasCpAn 16.81. -.19
.06s NewsCpBn 17.51 -.15
.92 NISouroe 23.00 +.13
1.86 NIoor 38.00 +.14
1.00f NikeB 85.21 +.56
NobleCorp 55.39 -.92
.20 NobleEngy 62.26 -.14
.38e NoklaCp 16.06 +.09
.52 Nordstr 50.75 +.33
.44f NorflkSo 35.28 -.47
.. NortelNIf 3.13 -.04
.88 NoFrkBcs 29.52 +.03
.65 NoestUt 19.04 +.09
3.20 NoBordr u52.50, +.70
.92 NorthrpGs 54.25 +.53
5.60a NovaStar 34.95 +1.35
2.32f NSTAR 57.75 +.55
.52 Nucors u57.53 +.62
.98 NvFL 16.12 +.01
.97a NvlMO 15.84 -.03
1.33 OGEEngy 26.74 +.29
.321 OMICp 19.21 +.10
1.24t OcclPet u65.06 -.07
... OffcDpt 18.43 +.24
.60 OtficeMax 30.020-1.73
.80 Olin 23.95 -.27
.09 Omncre 3233 +.28
.. OreStt u25.35 +.40
.35 OshkshTrk 74.74 -.52
.52 OutbkS6k 46.71 -.30
.70 OvShlp 59.65 +.53
Owenslil 24.82 +.12


.. PG&ECp 35.98 +.22
PHHCpn 22.17 +.09
.18 PMI Grp 37.55 +.06
2.00 PNC 52.50 -.20
.74f PNMRes s u26.34 +.15
1.51e POSCO 47.30 +.84
1.80 PPG 71.36 +.01
1.64 PPLCoip 55.17 +.77
PacfCre 63.65 -1.23
... Pactiv 22.91 -.18
ParkDrd u5.48 +.17
.24f Patinas u37.85 +.02
.. PaylShoe 12.05 -.25
.60 PeabdyE 87.85 -:55
2.76 Pengrthg u22.72 +.02
2.25f PenVaRs 52.98 -.09
.50 Penney u44.37 +.87
..27 PepBoy 17.09 +.02
.20 PepsiBot 27.70 -.46
.92 PepsiCo 54.80 -.30
.30 PepsiAmer u23.00 -.05
.28 PeikBm 22.84 -.13
1.00e Prmlan 14.32 -.13
.80f PetroKazg 39.26 -24
2.80a PetrbrsA 39.27 -.03
2.80e Petrobrs 44.65 +.10
.76f Pfizer 25.48 +.33
1.00 PhelpD 94.00 +.36
... PhilLD 26.07 +.08
.44e PhillipsEl 27.60 +.27
.86 PledNGQs 23.46 +.18
.06 PllgimsPr u38.48 +1.23
.89a PimcoStrat 13.13 -.13
20 PlONIl 39.15 +.06
1.24f PitnyBw 47.06 -.24
.10 PlacerD .18.09 +.21
... PlainsEx u31.00 +.24
1.52f PlumCrk 38.02 +.11
1.80 PostPrp 33.41
.721 Praxair 44.80 -.04
.08 Premcor u53.53 +.12
... Prestigen 17.90 -.02
... Prideini 2422 -.45


3.60 Primewg u24.90 +.24
.55 PrInFnc 39.60 -.16
1.00 ProcltGs 52.70 +.55
2.36f ProgssEn 44.24 +.37
.12 ProgCp 87.39 +1.08
.33 ProsStHIIn u3.94 +.01
... Providlan 16.86 +.15
.63f Prudentl u58.15 +.10
2.24f PSEG .u54.33 +.23
1.00 PugetEngy 23.77 +.08
.20 PulteHm 68.63 -1.27
.38 PHYM 6.79 -.01
.60 PIGM 9.80 +.01
.47 PPrFT 6.70 +.02
.. Quanexs 54.85 +.99
... QuantaSvc 8.15 +.41
.72 QstDliag 99.48 -.53
.85 Questar 50.00 -.68
... QwestCm 3.98 -.17
.60 RPM 18.87 +.06
.08a Radian 47.22 +.31
.25 RadioShk 33.75 +.61
1.00e Ralcorp 46.08 -.06
.32f RFUamesFs 30.93 -.17
2.24 Rayonler 45.95
.80 Raytheon 38.22 +.17
.40f ReaderDig 16.54 +.07
1.32 Rlylnco s 24.82 +.06
.30 Reebok 43.86 -.67'
1.36f ReglonsFn 32.79 +.02
... RelantEn 13.02 +.30
... RentWay 8.14 +.14
.58e Repsol 25.91 -.08
.48 RepubSv 30.60 +.25
... ReaJlVent 7.00 -.04
... Revlon 2.36 +,04
3.80 ReynldsAm 85.00 +.24
.52e Rhodla 2.60 -.06
... RiteAld 3.54 -.07
.24 RobtHaCf 28.48 -.37
.66 RockwAut 59.28 -1.04
.48 RockColl 45.47 -.27
.259 Rowan 36.17 -.33
.52 RylCarb 49.15 +.39
2.26e RoyiDul 59.04 +.19
1.55e Royce 20.17 -.01
.24f Rylands 66.70 -.07


249 SAPAG 40.51 +.65
1.29f SBCCom 24.37 +.11
1.46 SCANA 39.50 +.10
.68e SKTlcm 20.04 +.05
.76 SLMCp 48.99 +.18
1.00 SPXCp 43.83 +1.18
.12e STMicro 17.56 +.11
.36f SabreHold 21.25 +.10
... Safeway 19.09 -.02
.56 StJoe 74.00 -.06
... StJudes 40,20 -.20
.88 StPaulTrav 39.03 -.37
2.00e Saks 15.47 +.10
1.65a SalEMInc2 16.64 -.01
.14e SalmSBF 12.82 -.02
2.53e SJuanB u34.38 +.80
.79 SaraLee 23.44 -.13
.22 SchergPI 19.43 +.02
.84f Schlmb 72.87 -.57
.08 Schwab 10.97 +.20
.04 ScAtlanta 31.91 -.06
1.549 ScottPw u33.24 +.40
.24 SeagateT 17.06 -.22
.92 Seare 51.89 -.41
1.00 SempraEn U40.50 +.21
.60 Sensient 23.09 +.09
.10 SvceCp 7.32 -.06
.44 Svcnlstr 13.75 +.33
... ShawGp u18.31 +.38


... ShopKo
2.201 Shurgard
.83e SIderNacs
SienrrPac
.. SilcnGph
2.80f SimonProp
Sirva
... SixFlags
.64 SmithAO
.48 Smithilnt
... SmithfF
... Solectm
1.43 SouthnCo
... SoUnCo
.02 SwstArl
... SwnEnrg
.12 SovrgnBcp
.50 SomtFON
.32 StdPac
.84 Standex
... StarGas
.84 StarwdHtl
.68f StaOeStr
.43e Statoll
... Sterits
... StorTch
... sTGoldn
.09 Strykers
.40 StumnR
2.44 SunCmts
.24 Suncor g
.. SunGard
1.20 Sunoco
2.201 SunTrst
.02 SymbIT
.601 Sysco
.85f TCF Fndis
.76 TECO
.18 TJX
2.25f TXU Corp
.09e TawvSemi
.32 Target
1.14f Taubmn
.55 Teekayns
.82e TelNorL
1.20e TelMexL
... TeVspCel
1.80f Templelnl
.. TempurP
... TenetHIt
2.65 Teppco
... Teradyn
... Teira
2.15e TerraNitro
... Tesoro
... TetraTech
.10 Texinst
... Theragen
... TherimoB
... ThmBet
1.68f 3MCoo
.60 Tdkwtr
.24 Tiffany
... TimeWam
.60f Timken.
..T. TtanCp
... Todco
.40 ToddShp
... TollBros
... THilfgr
.67e TorchEn
.44 Trchmrk
4.36e Total SA
.16 TotalSys
1.72 TwnCtry
... ToyRU '
... Transon
.16 Tredgar


17.77 +.03
42.05 +.05
u21.87 -.15
10.25 +.24
1.28 +.01
65.08 +.16
8.85 +.05
4.24 -.04
27.40 +.03
61.24 -.81
U33.00 +2.09
4.71 -.01
33.39 +.21
u25.10 +.10
14.26 -.22
U57.91 -.43
23.52 -.03
23.12 -.19
74.29 +.51


.16a TriCont 18.01 -.03
,48 Tribune 41.97 -.04
.80 TriecPr 18.70 +.23
401 TycoIlr 3390 -.32
.16 Tyson 16.65 -.02
2.88 UILHold 48.99 -41
.55 USEQ u1343 +.04
... vjUSG 29.07 +.18
2.08 USTInc 53.35 +.27
1.18e UUnlao 36.60 +1.66
.15 UniFirst 39.31 -.49
2.41e UnllevNV 66.51 +.26
1.20 UnlonPac 60.03 -.44
... Unisys 8.00 +.12
1.17 UDomR 22.50 -.08
.32t UtdMicro 3.73 +.06
1.321 UPSB 75.00 -.20
1.20f US Bancrp 30.23 -.07
.32f USStsel 53.18 +.45


28.83 -.12 1.76f UtdTech 101.30 -.10
3.69 +.18 .03 UtdhifhGp 88.95 +1.20
59.34 +.34 .32 UnvHth 46.02 +1.22
45,44 -.25 ... Untvison 27.42 +.51
u16.42 +.02 .0 Unoca 49.90 -.62
24.35 -20 .30 UnmProv 17.25 +.10
31.32 +.07
42 55 +47
50.29 -.66 1.08f VFCp 58.51 -1.89
8.00 -.08 .31 ValeantPh 2373 -.24
36.72 +.04 .32 ValeroErs u61.73 +.38
37.35 -.02 .36 VKHIIncT 4.14 +.01
25.64 -.32 Varco 32.81 -.89
95.46 +25 ... VaranMs 37.52 -.18
72.94 +.39 1.18 Vectren 27.29 -.15
1820 -.09 1.54 VezonCm 36.19 -.12
35.35 +.51 .28 ViacomB 36.53 -.91
28,41 +.47 VimpelC s 37.69 +.51
15.99 +.04 20 VntgPt u25.91 +.21
25.29 -.06 ... Vishay 13.33 -.11
u77.94 +2.16 ... Vsteon 7.15 +.10
9.12 -.08 .55 Vodafone 26.60 +.22
49.70 +.47 WCICmts 33.25 +.17
29.18 -.07 ... Wabash 25.67 +.67
48.66 +1.03 1.84f Wachovia 55.09 -.92
16.50 +.16 .52 WalMart 52.15 +.05
u40.15 -.16 ,21 Walgm 42.25 -.56
7.15 +.09 .16 Walterind u37.77 -.65
75.46 -.48 1.84f WAMuil 40.72 +27
19.01 -.34 .80f WsleMnc 30.09 +.32
10.16 +.07 ... WatsnPh 30.14 -51
41.15 +.15 ... Weathfint u57.53 -.58
15.37 -.22 .20 Wellmn 10.25 +.01
7.91 -.04 ... WellPoint 121.15 +1.15
22.99 +.64 1.92 WellsFrgo 61.31 +1.01
33.40 +.09 .54f Wendys 40.95
29.93 +.20 ... Wescolnr 32.70 -.80
25.95 +.09 .921 WestarEn u23.69 +.19
3.76 ... .82a WAstTIP2n 13.63 -.12
27.57 -.26 ... WDigitI 11.21 +.01
31.47 +.60 .. WestwOne 25.19 -.20
84.61 +.57 1.60 Weyeir 62.50 -.42
40.60 -45 1.72 Whrlpl 63.27 +.09
31.03 -.15 1.52e WilmCS 16.93 +.02
.17.85 -.15 .20 WmsCos 17.63 -.10
27.85 +.25 .86f WillsGp 38.14. +.15
17.41 +.10 ... WinDx 165 +.0
23.00 +.20 .28 Winnbgo.s 3622 -.63
17.08 +.23 .88f WiscEn u35.73 +.51
82.50 -.45 .64 Worthgtn 20.28 -.21
10.99 -.01 1.12f Wrigley 6980 +.31
7.17 +.05 .92 Wyeth 39.53 +.36
54.23 +.57 2.00f XLCap 75.75 +.29
u111.38 +.68 .20 XTOEgys U3930 +.27
24.52 -.21 .83 XcelEngy 18.07 +.15
2800 +.61 ... Xerox 15.07 -.06
21.95 -.15 ... YankCdl 33.52 -.32
u46.29 -.66 .40 YumBrds u47.77 +.79
16.67 -.04 .. Zimmer 83.61 -1.48


AMEIAN TC ECANG


DIv Name Last Chg
.42 AbdAsPac 6,59 +.05
..Ableaucti .62
.. Abraxas 2.08 -.04
.30f AdmRsc 23.74 +.14
ApexSltv 16.44
ApolloGq .70 +.06
.. Avitar .11
BemaGold 2.91 +.05
.03e BlotechT 143.97 +.17
... CalypleBn .36 +.03
.. Cambiorg 2.57 +.05
.. CanArgon 1.40 -.03


.28 CarverBcp 18.80 -.33
.01 CFCdag 5.52 +.12
... Chenlere 75.52 +.4
.24f ComSys 12.13 -.11
.. Continucre 2.55 +.15
.. Crystalxg 3.44 -.03
DHBInds 14.67 -.33
2.23e DJIADiam 107.98 -.11
... DSLneth .17
... DanlHd u15.95 +.28
... DesertSgn 2.00 +.05
... DIgitAngel 5.71 +.13
.30r EZEM 13.00 +.15


... EaaleBbnd .47 +.02
... EldorGIdg 3.04 +.05
.30e Elswth. 7.96 +.02
.36a FTrVLDv 14.79 -.01
.60 FlaPUdI 18.67 +.77
.32 Friedmind 12.61 +.32
.. GascoEnn 3.75 -.04
,, Go dStr 3.24 +.04
... rtBasGg 1.26 +.05
... GrevWolf u5.90 -.07
.. Gurunetn 22.92 +1.73
... Harken .42 -.01
1.25 INGGREn 15.01 +.01


... IParty .92 +.12
... ISCOInrI .32 -.03
.5e8 IShAstia 17.44 -.11
.46e IShBrazil u23.56 +.30
.27e ISh HK 11.75 -.01
.04e IShJanan 10.70 +.10
.109 IShKor u32.11 +.41
.16e IShMalasia 7.24 -.01
.08e IShTalwan 12.21 -.02
2.10e IShSP500 120.81 -.01
1.02e IShSPBaV 62.91 +.07
1.63e IShl-3TB 81.21 -.04
2.41e IShEAFE u160.92 +1.24


1.73e IShRsMCV 113.61 +.31
.20p IShGSSf 39.55 ...
.. IShNqBlo 71.14 +.14
1.309 IShR10DV 67.06 +.04
.51e IShR1000G 4825 +.08
2.659 IShR2000V189.32 +.07
.16e iShR2000G 65.54 -.04
1.19e IShRs2000 126.49 -.11
5.21e IShREst 118.83 +.23
1.19e IShSPSml 163.13 +.03
1.35e IShSCBaV 120.55 +.35
IMergentn 24.55 -.13
...InlgSys 3.00 -.16


... kitennlxn u7.61 +.92
... InrNAP .72 -.01
... IntntHTr 58.66 +.55
,. vaxCps 15.85 -.25
... KFXInO 14.23 -.07
... MadCazqa u1.18 +.16
... Meramac 8.70 -.04
... MetroHt n 2.90 -.07
.. Miramar 1.12 +.03
... Mpowern 1.63 +.01
..Nabors W u54.25 -.93
.. NAPallg 8.39 +.40
... NOdon an 2.94 +.05


.. NthgtMg 1.49
... NovaGldg 9.08 +.14
... NutdSysn 5.17 -.23
.43e OlISvHT u93.20 -1.24
.. On2Tech .79 -.01
.. PacRIm .59 +.02
... PainCare 4.04
1.92 PetrofdEg u14.59 -.02
1.68e PhmHTr 70.68 +.15.
... Prvena .83 -.05
1.44 ProvETa ut0.18 +.12
.. Qnstakegn .37 +.02
... RCGCos 1.28 -.17


... RaeSyst 6.35 -.33
4.34e RegBkHT 139.26 -.22
.89e RetalIHT 98.38 -.16
.15e SemlHTr 33.92 ...
... SmfthWes u2.50 +.11
2.19e SPDR 120.68 -.09
1.06e SPMid 121.39 +.05
.51e SPMats 29.81 +.03
.34e SPHthC ,29.97 +.02
.36e SPCnSt 23.55 +.01
.518 SP Enqy u40.47 +.05
.63a SPFncd 30.52 -.05
.42e SPTech 20.22 +.04


.87e SPUtil u29.35 +.26
... Stonepath .92 -.04
... Tasekon 1.22 +.01
... Telkont 5.94 +.12
... Tenemark .75 +.05
... TurboChrs 17.27 -.21
... UltraPtg 55.52 -.31
... VaalcoEn 5.13 +.28
... Viragenre d.79 -.04
... Wstmind 28.93 -.19
... WheaR a 3.36 +.03
-. WItshrE u9.35 +.55
... Yamanag 3.47 +.15


I ASDAQNATIONALMREI


DIv Name Last Chg


SADCTel 2.43 +.02
... AMXCp 21.34 +2.91
.. ASETst 5.65 +.16
.. ASMLHId 17.78 +.44
.. ATTech 17.93
.. ATMIInc 27.73 +.03
.. ATPO&G 20.31 -1.98
ATSMed 3.62 -.21
.. AVI Blo 2.29 +.11
.. aaiPharma 2.76 +.12
.. Aastrom 2.71 -.19
.. Abgenix 8.70 -.04
.. AcaComb 3.66 +.22
.. AccHre 42.14 +.66
.. Accredo 29.99 +.03
.. Actel 17.18 -.60
.. ActivCrd 6.62 -.10
.. Acsvisns 21.42 +.73
.20 Acxiom 22.80 +.30
.. Adaptec 5.49 -.06
.05 AdobeSy 63.47 -23
.. AdolorCp d8.45 -.17
.. Adstar .85 +.05
.32 AdIran 18.82 +.70
.. AdvDigIln 10.48 -.09
.. AdvEnid 7.55 +24
.38 Advanta 21.99 -.34
.45 AdvantB 23.76 -.45
.. Aeroflex 10.61 -.05
.. Affymet 41.74 +.20
.. AglleSft 7.28 -28
.20e AJrTInc 20.47 -.30
.. ArpanNet 4.74 +.11
... AkamaT 11.42 +.02
1.44e Akzo 42.30 +.20
..Alamosan 12.78 +.12
.20 Aldilars 15.94 +.252
.. AlIgnTech 8.00 +.26
.. Alkerm 11.56 -.22
.. AlldHIthcr 6.41
.. Allscrp 11.45 -.22
.. AttalrNano 4.05 +.55
.. AlteraC 20.45 -.05
.. Alvaron 10.89 -.01
.. Amazon 36,03 +.25
.. ArnrBlowt .17
2.92f AmCapStr 34.75
.24 AEagIeO 51.15 -19
.. AmPharm 46.12 -258
.40 APwCnv 22.75 -.34
.. AmrTrde 11.70 +.18
.. Amen 63.25 -.17
.. AmkorT 4.16 +.02
.. Amylin 22.27 -.62
.. Anadsgc d2.30 -26
.32 Anloglo 41.32-1.58
.. Analysts 3.87 +.04
AnlySur 2.75 +.04
Andrew 12.51 -.08
.. AndrxGp 21.42 +.24
.. Antlgncs 7.57 -.15
.. ApoloG 76.32 -.11
.18 Apollolnvn 16.84 -.16
.. AIoleC u84.63 +3.42
.06 Applebeess 28.24 +.21
ApplDIgirs 5.31 +.21
.. ApIdnov 3.39 -.01
.. AnidMall 17.13 -.01
AMCC 3.70 -.02
.. Applix u7.93 -.06
... aQuantive 9.19 -.09
.. Aradigm 1.30 -.06
.. AriadP 7.14 -26
Arfaber 9.63+1.36
.48 ArkBest 39.31 -.31
.04e ArmHId 5.99 +.08
.. Arotech 1.54 +.09
.. Arris 6.85 +49
.. ArrTech 1.26 -.02
.. AscentSoft 15.84 -.17
.. AskJ 23.51 +.61
.. AspenTolf 5.44 -.08
1.00 AsdBnce 33.36 -.04
AsysTch 6.33 +.42


... AtRoad 4.66 +.01
.. Atari 2.65 +.15
.. AthrGnc 17.90 -.33
... Atheros 11.70 +.04
... Atmel 23.22 -.07
..."Audibla n 26.35 +.25
... AudCodes 15.12 +.32
Audvox 15.12-1.01
... Authentdte 5.16 +.20
.. Autodsks 29.80 +.26
. ... Avanex 1.81 +.08
.. AvidTch 66.24 -.74
.. Aware 6.13 +.0W
... Aicells 9.05 +.11
... Axonyx 1.81 +.05
... BEAero 10.29 -.48
... BEASys 8.52 -.04
... BallardPw 6.02 -.08
.241 BankMul 12.04 -.08
... Bankrate 15.08 +.08
... BeaconP 1.11 +.25
... BeacnRfn 19.96 +.52
... BeasleyB 16.80 -.07
.. BedBath 39.32 -.13
... Benvn 7.83 +.11
... Blogenkdc 86.99 +.29
.. BloMarin 5.42 -.08
.206 Blomet 44.14 -.80
.. Blomira 2.37 +.03
... Blopure .44 -.01
24 BlackBx 36.21 +.84
... BlueNllan 29.05 -.38
.48 BobEvn 23.41 +.40
... Borland 9.10 -.20
-. BostnCom 7.43 +.49
... Brdcom 33.10 +.29
.. Broadwing 5.53 +.01
... BrodeCm 6.02 .
... BrooksAut 17.85 -.37
... BulfaloWW 38.11 +.78
... BuanObj 27.15 +.20
.. C-COR 7.60 -.12
.361 CDWCorp 59.04 -.34
.60f CH Robn 52.07 -.28
... CMGI 1.97 -.01
... CNET 9.95 -.17
... CSGSys 18.02 -.06
... CTIMole 17.71 +.27
.. CVThera 21.51 +.40
... CabolMic 33.37 -.27
.. CalDive u47.23 +.31
... Candelas 9.68 +.18
.761 -CapMyBk 41.26 +.01
...CpstnTrb 1.67 +.04
... CardiacScd 1.94 +.08
.. Cardima .36
... CareerEd 39.60 +.92
... Celgenes 28.08 -.06
..CelOGens 6.33 +.10
... CeIrrThera 9.60 -.01
.. Cephin 51.40 +.19
... Cephei 10.94 +1.05
... Coedynea 30.41 -1.93
... ChariRsse 11.30 +.27
... Cha9tCm 1.72 -.02
... ChkPoint 23.85 -.05
.. ChkFree 38.20 -.07
.. Checkers 14.51 -.17
.. Cheesecka s 33.89 -.21
.. ChlFnOnin 6.80 -.39
... chndcrn 3.77 -.03
.. Chiron 35.35 -.28
.50 ChrchllD 41.48 -.42
... ClenaCp 2.75 -.08
.32f Cintas 44.85 -.08
... irrus 4.95 -.05
.. Clao 17.97 +.27
... CtdlSecn 1.98 +.17
... CIftxSy 21.19 -.27
... CloanH 18.49 +.09
ClickCm 14.20-1.28
.. Cogenirn 32.39 +1.28
... CogTechs u.'5.85 +.33
... Cognosg 43.03, +.01
... CoInstar 22.93 +.01
... CidwtCrs 27.82 +.90
.. Colmbus u13.186 +.61


... Comarco 822 +02
... Comcast 31.31 -.22
... Comosp 30.71 -.24
.. CmTouchh .71 +.04
.24f CmrclCaps 21.38 +.01
... CmnwtT u50.61 +1.29
... Compuwre 7.18 -.07
.. Comlech 38.11 +1.60
... Covers 22.70 -.08
... ConcCm 1.78 -.06
... Conexant 1,66 +,05
... Conneics 22.43 -.29
... CoppMntn 1.34 +.28
.. Codlllan d3.21 -.29
.. CodnthCs 17.94 -.15
.. Cosiinc 6.85 +.27
.40 Costco 46.51 +.07
... Praying 3.66 +.23
.60e CreTcLtd 12.99 -.21
... CredSys 8.66 +.25
... Creeinc 23.52 -.45
... Creoinc 1624 +.01
.. CublisPh 10.87 -.22
... CurHht d4.56 -.14
-. Cyberonic 39.94 -4.57
..Cymer 2828 -.31
.. Cytogenre 13.75 +.98
... Cytyc 23.33 -.59


.. DRDGOLD 1.53 +.06
... Danka 2.18 -.02
... Dellinc 39.56 -.43
... DtaPtr 14.07 +.20
... dellathree u6.67 +.25
... Dndreon 6.82 +.07
... Dandrlte 16.14 +.64
... DIamClust u16.98 +.56
... DigtlGen 1.10 +.04
... Dglmpct 1.85
.. DIgLght 1.01 -.01
... DIgRiver 34.48 +1.47
... DIgtas 9.80 +.12
... DiecvLabs 6.42 +.63
... DltEnSy 3.35 -.09
... DitechCo 13.99
.. DobsonCm 1.93 +.05
.. DllrTee 27.50 -.19
... DotHill 6.11 -.06
... DbleCIck 7.56 +.05
... drugstre 2.52 +.09
DuraAto 7.14 -.82
... E-loan 3.09 +.03
... eBav 84.32 +2.25
... EGLInc 30.98 -.49
... eResrch 15.46 +.19
... ESSTech 5.59 -.04
... ErthUnk 9.15 -.10
1.00e EchoStar 30.99 +.64
... Edclipsys 16.60 +.15
... EdgrOni 1.78 +.21
... eDiets.com 4.20 -.02
.. EducMgt 32.42 +.09
.121 EduDv 10.48 -.01
... 8x8 Inc 2.82 +.09
... ElectSc 20.04 +.14
... Ectrgis 4.35 -.20
... ElecArts 63.24 +.02
.. ElzArden u26.27 +1.20
w. Emcore 2.86 -.09
... EmlsTch 4.96 +.17
... EmmisC 18.42 -.08
.. EnovalveP u11.80+1.29
... EndoPhrm 21.94 +.69
... EngyConv 18.32 +.22
... EntmMd 4.09 +.06
.. Entust 4.18 +.23
... EnvoyCmre 2.50 -.02
... EonLabs 28.75+1.86
... EploorSft 15.55 +.20
... Epiphany 3.70 -.06
... EpixPhar 9.16 +.08
... EricsnTI 29.22 +.40
.e eSpeed 10.02 -.18
... EvrgrSIr 4.77 +.02
... ExactSd 4.48 +.62
... Exidetbn 14.67 +1.76


.22 ExpdIntl 54.89 -.75
... ExpScdpt 75.42 +.84
... ExtNetw 6.25
... Eyetech 36.42 +1.63
... Ezcorp 20.09 -.18
... F5Netw u54.60+2.81
.56f FFLCBcp 41.24 +.06
... FLIRSyss 31.88 +.02
.62f Fastenal 59.55 -1.02
1.401 FifthThird 47.45 -.14
... FleNet 23.47 +.94
.. FndWhat 13.97 +.06
... Finisar 1.51 +.01
1.08 FstMerit 26.99 -.07
... Fiseom 38.34 -.23
M. Flexim 14.09 -.06
... FLY1 1.53 -.05
... Fonar 1.63 -.02
.. FormFac 23.17 -.33
... Forward 7.07 -.28
.. Fossils 28.14 +.09
... Foundry 10.40 +.09
.068Fredslnc 16.32 -.16
.. FuelCell 9.70 +.28
.. Ftrmndla .58 ...


.50 Garmin 55.19 -.01
.. Gemstar 5.53 +.07
.. GenProbe 4729 -.30
... GeneLTc .87 -.02
... GenesMcr 13.77 +.55
... Genitope 14.67 -.84
... Genta 1.41 +.04
.68 Gentex 33.58
... GenVec 2.23 +.09
... Genzyme 58.78
... GeronCp. 7.70 +.01
.24 GevltyHR 20.98 -.46
... GileadScs 33.02 +.22
... GlobCrag 17.30 +.70
... Globlind 8.49 -.11
... GolarLNG 14.01 +.01
... Gooolen 192.99 +5.59
... GrWIResnu23.5 +1.15
.57 GrtrBay 27.12 -.06
... Greenildn 18.40 +.69
... GuitarC 58.60 -.31
... Gymbree 12.00 +.12
.88 HMN Fn 32.50
Hansen 42.99 +3.63
.80f HarbrFL 34.56 -.49
... Harmonic 11.87 +.04
.. HarisHa 13.47 -.62
.. Harrisint 4.98 -.01
.. Headwatrs 32.77 +.38
.32 HelixTech 16.55 -.10
... HSchein 69.48 -.67
... HywdE 14.06 -.21
Hologlc 36.14 -1.92
... HomeStore 2.77 -.03
... HrznOff 1.14 +.03
.. HotToplc 20.47 +.06
.. HumGen 11.12 -.30
.481 HunUB 45.13 -.19
... HutchT 33.70 -.15
... HyperSolu 49.60 +.01
... IACInterac 23.73 -.32
... ICOS 23.00 -.07
.- IDSys 12.31-1.30
... IPIXCp 3.22 -.03
... iPass 6.54 +.10
... ITCDICm d.79 -.13
... Icoia .67
... Identlx 6.05 -.03
.. Illumina 9.97 -.51
... ImagEn 6.48 +.28
... ImaxCp 11.63 +.29
... Imc/one 41.87 +.21
... Imunmd 3.10 -.17
... ImpaxLab 16.10 +.17
... Inamed 71.74 -.10
... Incyte 8.65 +.03
... IndevusPh 4.20 +.09
... IndusIntI 2.51 +.21
.. Infinity U10.88 +.78
... InfoSpce 43.25 +.14


.. Informat 8.28 +.07
1.37e Infosyss u72.81 -1.19
... Innovo 4.24 -.05
..InslghtCm 10.10
.. nspPhar 8.60 +.09
... Instlnet 6.11 -.04
... IntegClrc 20.00 +.20
... IrtgDv 12.66 +.05
... ISSI 6.41 -.06
321 Intel 24.31 +14
.. Intelllsync 2.29 -.09
Interchg n 18.65 +.01
... InterDIg 18.22 +.19
... IntarMune 10.90 -.19
.06 IntiSpdw u56.21 -.19
... ItmtCprs 8.09 +.19
... Intntold 6.80 +.60
.. IntntSec 21.43 +.13
.16 IntersOl 16.76 -.12
... Inteiolce 12.00 -.03
IntBgnTh 8.23 +.68
... Intuit 40.08 -.06
IntSurg 47.50 -1.31
.07 InvFnSv 51.30
Invitmgn 71.52 -.69
lonaTch 4.95 -.09
... Is 4.50 -.21
... IsleCapr 29.17 +2.08
.. Isonics 4.95 +.16
... IvanhoeEn 2.25 -.02
...Mlllage 6.72 -.13
... Ixa 18.02


1. 2Glob u37.72 +.84
... JDSUnirph 1.97 +.06
... JkksPac 20.95 -.49
JeBlue 19.22 -.37
.. JJIlIGr 13.95 +.02
JTar 1.49 -.07
.30 JoyGbIns 29.83 -.63
.JnprNtw 23.53 -.11
... Juprmed 17.67 +.41
SKLATnc 49.73 -.18
... KVHInd 10.92 +.39
... Kanbayn 27.74 -.06
Kendle u10.20 +2.69
... Krar 102.29 -.73
KnghtTrd 10.54 +.01
4.55e KnightT 38.41 +.59
Komag 20.41 -.05
... Kmn 54.90 -.33
... Kulicke 6.82 -.18
... Kyphon 25.00 -.69
... LKOCp 18.02 -.12
.401 LSI Inds 11.63 -.12
... LTX 5.70 +.11
LaJollPh 1.50 +.04
... LamRsch 30.20 +.37
.. Landstars 36.02 -.86
Lasrscp 28.80 -.09
Lattce 4.89 +.05
LawsnSft 6.11 -.18
Level 2.09 +.07
... LexarMd 3.75 +.12
1.801 LibMIntAn 44.54 -.46
... UfePIH u39.80 -.02
.. LgandB 10.54 -.26
Uncare 39.42 -.29
.40f UnearTch 39.23 +.07
... Uteleuse 32.05 -1.48
LodgEnt 17.34 +.28
.. LookSmart 1.11 -.01
Loudeve 1.89 +.12

... M-SysFD 23.61 -.72
1,60 MCIIncn 19.93 -.82
., MGIPhrs 24.99 +.34
... MIPSTech 12.60 -.28
... MKSInst 17.74 -.36
... MRVCm 3.67 +.05
.32 MTS 33.52 -.47
... MaceSecrs 3.06 -.02
... Macmrdla 36.07 -.15
.05r Mgal 10.24 -.67
... MagelnHI 33.59 -.22
.. ManhAasc 20.11 +.20


... Manugist 1.94 -.04
... MarchxBn 21.44 +.04
... Marnek 63.94 +.26
... MarvelTs u36.83 +.61
.. MatrixSv 8.60 +.61
... Matson 9.19 -.21
.40f Maxidm 42,50
... Maxwrr 9.90 +.11
.. McLeoA .49 +.01
... McDatea 3.85 +.12
McDataA 4.15 +.15
... MeadowVlyu5.10 +,71
... Madimun 23.78 -.42
.. Medarex 9.27 +.22
... Medlacm 5.72 -.01
. MedAct 19,86 +.22
... MedICo 25.72 -.80
... MentGr 14.25 -.02
... MercIntr 47.41 +.35
... MesaAir 7.39 +.11
... Micrel 8.90
.281 Microchp 28.21 -.13
... Mcromse 5.25 -.12
... MicSemis 17.34 +.07
.32a Microsoft 26.01 +.04
... McroStr 71.88 +2.57
... MillPhar 8.33 -23
.. Millcmlnts 22.87 +.87
... Mindspeed 2.73 +.05
... Misonix 5.87 -.23
... MissnRes 6.78 +.16
... MoblyElec 6.65 +.20
... MnstWw 28.06 +.67
.12 MovieGal 21.42
MultfmGs 9.03 +.18
.. MyrnadGn 21.97 -.75
NABIBlo 13.38 +.29
NIIHIdgs 54.33 +.76
.. NPSPhm 14.38 -.11
.. NTL Inc 67.75 -.35
... NVECorp 25.986 -2.39
Nanogen 4.82 -.12
Napsler 8.31 +.39
.38e Nasd10Tr 37.87 +.17
Nasda0 n 10.46 -.04
... Nastach 10.74 +.08
.. Navarre 10.70 +.29
NektarTh 17.93 -.14
.08 NetBank 9.20 -.11
Net2Phn 2.72 +.15
NedQ 12.32 -.05
Netease 40.06 +1.33
Netflixs 11.16 +.01
NetWolv 1.19 +.11
NetwkAp 33.99 +1.46
Neurcsine 42.78 +1.41
NewFmt 7.67 -.25
... NextelC 28.99 -.01
NextPrt 20.16 +.19
NiftroMed 24.87 +.10
.209 NobltyH 23.21 -.01
.84f NorTrst 44.71 -.15
NwstArl 7.11 -.07
Novatel 21.92 +.21
... NvtWrls 13.68 +.51
Novell 5.87 -.01
Novlus 29.24 -.21
.Noven 1721 +.15
NuHoriz 7.66 +.06
NuanceC 3.22 +.01
Nvldia 25.60 -.55
... OSIPhrm 57.09 +.02
OdysseyH t 11.48 -.03
OhloCas u24.35 +.15
... Omniell 6.63 -.1
OmniVtsn 17.73 +.84
... OnAssign 5.55 -.03
... OnSmlnd 448 -.05
... OnyxPh 28.56 -.40
... OpenTxt 19.88 -28
... OpenTV 2.72
... OpnwvSy 13.29 +04
... Opsware 5.61 -.06
... OptlmalAg u1425 +25
... Oracle 13.31 -.04
OraSure 7.04 +.53
... OCotch 22.00 -.49


... Orthfx 40.74 -.73
1.12f OtterTall 25.39 +.18
... Oveistk 54.92+1.05
... Oxigene 5.70 +25


.. PFChng 57.74 -.25
.. PMCSra 10.78 +.12
.. PPTVIs .79
.. PSS W0id 12.21
.80a Paccar 72.30 -.57
... PacerntO u23.97 +.97
.. PacSunwr 24.86 +.37
.. PalmSrce 11.55 +.89
... palmOne 23.08 +.07
PalmrM 24.68 +.70
..PanASIV 16.06 +.19
.. PaneraBrd 49.50 -.05
... PannTI 5.86 -.03
.. Pariux 22.51 +.03
Pattersons 48.33 +.04
.08 PattUTIs U21.95 +.02
.52 Paychex 31.14 -.20
.. PennNGm 65.90 -.78
.. Peregdne 1.35 -.03
PerFood 29.36 +.17
.16 Penigo 17.48 +.15
PetDv 42.92 +.57
.. PtroqsE u6.20 +.28
.12 PetsMart 32.10 +.23
.. PhrmPdt 43,21 -.04
Pharmos .82 -.01
... Pharmlon 35.15 -.40
... Phazar 20.65 +.75
... PhilCons u74.37 +2.58
... Photon 24.02 +.69
... Photrln 16.65 -.24
... PnnaclA 10.66 -.23
.. PIb(ar 88.96 +1.90
... Pxlwrks 10.07 +.21
... olyom 16.34 -.26
.60 Polymed 33.39 -1.06
PortlPlayn 19.58 +1.25
... owrintg 21.05 +.33
Power-One 6.77 -.07
Powrwav 7.74 -.08
Prestek 8.03 +.01
.921 PriceTR 60.98 +.05
.. prcelne 21.39 -.01
PrimusT 2.04 +.02
ProgPh 21.86 -.33
... ProltDsg 17.77 -.22
ProxmAmrs 1.75 +.09
... QLT 14.77 +.19
.. Qlogic 41.44 -.21
.28 Qualcoms 37.17 +1.01
... QyDistr 9.20 +.20
... QuantaCpn 9.70 -.02
... QuestSftw 15.12 -.13
... Quovadx 2.62 -.04
RFMicD 5.87 +.15
RSASec 16.87 -.14
ROneD 14.59 -.11
Rainmkr .53 +.01
Rambus 18.71 +.50
RandgokMs 11.74 +.47
RareHosp 30.21 -.07
RealNwk 6.80 -.08
... RedHat 12.56
Redback 7.75 +.41
.Rgenm 6.87 -.22
Remec 6.79 +.01
RemotDyn .78 -.01
RefnACt 25.71 -.15
.441 RepBcp 1481 +.07
RschMots 77.14 +1.16
20 RescAm u35.15 +1.59
... Retek 8626 +.17
RigsNI 19.33 -.10
201 RossStrs 27.75 -03
Rudolph 18.34 +.48


.. SBACom 8.38 -.26
.20 SEIInv 36.70 +.27
.88 Safeco 48.69 +.25
.SaNPhs 17.85 +.74
... SanDisk 25.29 +.48


... Sanmina 6.02 -.07
... Sapient 6.76 -.01
... Satcon 1.65
2.32a SaxonCpn 17.98 -.30
ScanSoft 4.56 +.01
.07 Schnitzers 36.27 +.17
SdGares 25.36 +.44
SeaChng 13.74 +.25
... SeeBeyond 3.70 -.16
.76 Selctin 48.45 +.42
..Semtech 19.90 -.66
.. Sepracor 59.21 -.03
... SerenaSft 23.00 -.19
... Shanda n 31.93 +.23
.. Shrplm 14.79 -.31
.05p ShirePh 3248 +.02
ShuffMsts 31.20 +.49
... SlebelSvs 8.70 -.08
... SierWr 9.27 -.04
.. SIgmDg u11.50 +1.37
.76f SigmAl 62.40 +.23
... SigmaTel 41.71 +1.70
... Silcnmg 11.75 -22
SilonLab 35.50 -.75
.. SST 4.87 -05
.05r Slenware u4.49 +.05
... SIIvStdg 13.82 +.14
... Smpch 3.79 -.16
Sina 23.67 +.44
... SriusS 5.95 -.03
.88f SkyFnd 27.60 -.24
SkywksSol 7.49 -.06
SmurfStne 15.55 -.09
... Sohu.cm 15.71 +.32
SonicSol 14.96 +.53
SncWall 6,15
.. Sonusn 5.85 +.26
.36 SouMoBc 17.16 -.24
.12 SwBcpTXs 19.71 +.29
... Stamps rs 16.17 +.61
.20 Staples 32.26 +.08
StarScien 6.16 +.19
... Stabucks 49.85 -.33
.40 SlDyna 39.35 +.40
... StemCells 4.55 +.29
... Sbyc 46.17 +.83
24f SterBcsh 14.45
StewEnt 6.45
... StotOffsh 7.00 +.02
.. unMicro 4.25 -.05
SupTech 1.04
SupportSft 5.83 -.07
.92 SusqBnc 25.32 +.32
SwiftTm u23.55 +.56
Sycamre 3.50 -.06
Symantecs 22.07 +.47
..Symetic 10.23 -.10
Synapics 23.15 +.65
... Synopsys 18.43 +.27
.. Synovs 10.28 -.03
THOInc 26.81 +.08
.12e TIMHellas 19.38 +1.19
... TLC Visn 9.03 -.07
.21p TOPTankn 20.20 +.70
.. TTMTch 11.11 +.29
TakeTwo 37.45 +.11
.. TASERs 14.51 +1.03
TechData 42.10 +38
... Tegal 1,04 -.20
Tekelec 19.16 -.21
Telesys u15.32 +.59
STeTeTech 11.16 -.26
TelwestGIn 16.38 -.21
Telkinc 17.87 -.41
... Telabs 7.25 +.04
... Terayon 3.10 +12
Tercckan 939 +59
.. TeseraT u42.77 +2.13
... TetraTc 16.00
.20e TevaPhs 30.37 +.92
... Thorac 12.45 +.25
3Com 3.77 +.06
... TibcoSf 11.03 -.12
... TWTele 4.17 -.12
... TVoInc 3.68 +.17
TorRea u26.96+1.56
.32 Traffix 7.40 +,69


TmSyA 23.49 +1.97
... Tmsky 22.72 +.46
Tmsmeta 1.20 +.02
... TmSwtc 1.13 -.04
... Travetzoo 50.87 -1.20
.. TriZetto 8.97 +.62
... Trimbles 36.82 +.42
... Trneris 14.02 +.42
TriQuint 3.46 -.12
.60 TrstNY 12.35 -.10
.80 Tnrstmk 28.21 +.25
TumblwdC 2.90 +.14
Tweeter 5.99 -.11
.16 UCBHHd 44.33 +1.68
USANAH u44.21 +1.05
UTStrcm 14.47 +.09
Ubiqum 7.03 +.18
Utretech 15.25 -.40
... UtdNdFs u34.79 +1.61
UtldOnln 11.12 -.46
.. USEnr u3.82 +.32
.10 UStatn 45.39 -1.23
... UtdThrp 43.99 +.29
... UtdGIblCm 9.75 -.01
.10 UnlvFor 40.27 +.21
... UnvTrckn u22,90 +.40
... UrnOut s 4343 +.05


... VASftwr 1.99 -01
... VCAAnts 19.75 -.01
... VITech 1.03 +.07
... VaueClick 12.11 +.02
... Vanan 4097 -.62
... VaranS 38.85 +20.
VascoDta 8.69 +.86
Vastera 2.90 +.01.
... Veecolna d16,20 -.76
VekltyExh d.17 -.06
Ventv 23.93 +.65
Venrison 26.45 +97
Veritas 24.31 +.51
VersoTch .43 +.01
VertxPh 11.20 -35
.. aCelln 944 +.39
... Viuron 17.23 -.27
... Vgnette 1.25 +01
... V.isage 5.82 -.02
... VinPhm 3.48 +.11
... ViroPhrm 2.92 -.08
., VimaCre 17.05 +.01
Viese 3.39 +.15
... WPTEntn u19.13 -.26
... Wamaco 21.60 -.40
-. WarrenRonu10.75 +.95
... WaveSys 1.10
... WebMD 820 +.15
... WebEx 23.01 -.10
... webMethif 581 -10
... Websense 55.81 -61
.14 WemerEnt 20.55 -.01
... Westell 7.19 +.28
VV WWilrels 37.99 +.12
WetSea 239 -.04
.761 WholeFd u99,55 +.82
... WindRvr 1401 +20
WrssFac 8.51 +12
WoddAir u7.95 .+21
WoridGate 4.22 +.14
... WrighM 24.79 -.36
Wynn 71.39 +.81
XM Sat 33.26 -.30
XOMA 1.40
.20 XlImx 29.70
... Xybma 1 -.02
... Yahoos 34.33 .18

YelowRd 56.87 +.16
Youbet 559 +.13
.. ZebraTs 5000 -.25
... ZhoneTch 260 +.01
... ZICoip 6.07 -.58
1.441 ZionBcp 68.94 -.08
... ZnCoqp d343 +.06
... Zoran 10.60 -.08


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Yesterday Pvs Day
Australia 1.2682 1.2723
Brazil 2.5795 2.6168
Britain 1.8886 1.8685
Canada 1.2345 1.2368
China 8.2781 8.2781
Euro .7714 .7769
Hong Kong 7.7992 7.7995
Hungary 189.86 189.39
India 43.660 43.740
Indnsia 9240.00 9265.00
Israel 4.3764 4.3764
Japan 105.15 105.76
Jordan .70910 .70907
Malaysia 3.7995 3.7995
Mexico 11.1460 11.1460
Pakistan 59.38 59.31
Poland 3.12 3.12
Russia 28.0150 28.0730
SDR .6599 .6635
Singapore 1.6385 1.6481
Slovak Rep 29.62 29.59
So. Africa 6.0230 6.0700
So. Korea 1024.90 1032.90
Sweden 6.9915 7.0729
Switzerlnd 1.1988 1.2102
Taiwan 31.53 31.76
U.A.E. 3.6724 3.6724
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 3.50
Federal Funds Rate 2.5625 2.50
Treasuries
3-month 2.49 2.44
6-month 2.75 2.68
5-year 3.69 3.67
10-year 4.07 4.05
30-year 4.45 4.42




FUTURES
Exch Contract Settle Chg
Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Mar 05 47.44 +.28
Corn CBOT Mar 05 2001/2 +21/4
Wheat CBOT Mar 05 3013/4 +71/4
Soybeans CBOT Mar 05 5353/4 +10

Cattle CME Apr05 86.95 +.13
Pork Bellies CME Mar 05 87.72 -.38
Sugar (world) NYBT Mar 05 9.03 -.10
Orange Juice NYBT Mar 05 85.65 -.10

SPOT
Yesterday Pvs Day
Gold (troy oz., spot) $425.80 $413.60
Silver (troy oz., spot) $7.333 $6.545
Copper (pound) $1.4b695 $1.433b

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.


10,868.07 9,708.40 Dow Jones Industrials 10,791.13 -4.88 -.05 +.08 +1,54
3,823.96 2,743.46 Dow Jones Transportation 3,589.31 -23.72 -.66 -5.50 +23.07
354.05 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 355.79 +2.91 +.82 +6.22 +31.44
7,273.21 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,280.37 +18.73 +.26 +.42 +8.80
1,494.37 1,150.74 Amex Index 1,502.11 +11.01 +.74 +4.72 +20.79
2,191.60 1,750.82 Nasdaq Composite 2,082.91 +6.25 +.30 -4.25 +1.43
1,217.90 1,060.72 S&P500 1,206.14 +.84 +.07 -.48 +5.27
'656.11 515.90 Russell 2000 635.02 +.26 +.04 -2.54 +8.52
12,024.36 10,268.52 DJ Wilshire 5000 11,886.22 +10.74 +.09 -.71 +6.37












Ri T~I~1i~~ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2005 9A


CrrRus CouNTY (FL) CHRONICLE


MTAL FND


4-wk
Name NAV Chg %Rtn
AARP Invst;
Balanced 17.57 +.02 +2.0
CapGr 43.33 -.02 +1.7
GNMA 15.21 ... +0.5
Global 27.14 +21 +3.9
Gthlnc 21.92 ... +2.0
Intl 4426 +.38 +2.5
PthwyCn 11.75 +.01 +1.6
PthwyGr 13.13 '+.03 +2.2
ShTrmBd 10.17 -.01 +02
SmCoSk 25.10 +.03 +4.5
AIM Investments A:
Agrsvp 1026 ... +1.8
BalAp 25.37 +.01 +1.5
BasValA p 32.40 +.01 +2.0
ChatiAp 12.84 ... +2.5
Constp 22.57 +.01 +1.3
HYdAp 4.56 ... +1.3
IntIGrow 20.29 +.18 +2.9
MdCpCEq 28.71 -.02 +32
MuBp 826 ... +1.1
PremEqty 9.84 +.01 +1.8
SelEqty 17.48 -.02 +1.6
Sumil 10.94 +.01 +2.7
WelngAp 12.84 +.03 +0.4
AIM Investments B:
CapDvBt 17.02 -.02 +12
PremEqty 9.12 +.01 +1.7
AIM Investor Cl:
Energy 31.11 -.05+10.9
HthSdc 49.54 +.08 -0.9
SmCoGlp 1225+.03 +12
TotRIn 24.43 -.01 +1.0
Uhtliles 12.46 +.07 +5.5
AIM/lNVESCO Invstr:
CoreStk 10.65 -.01 +1.1
AMF Funds:
AdjMtg 9.80 ... 0.0
Advance Capital I:
Balancpnl7.96 +.01 +1.9
Retlncn 1026 +.01 +1.4
Alger Funds B:
SmCapGrt4.30 ... +3.4
AlllanceBem A:
AmGvlncA 7.56 +.01 +1.5
BalanAp 17.38 -.01 +2.1
GlbTchA p54.44+.52 -0.9
GrlncAp 3.80 -.01 +2.7
SmCpGrA23.00 -.04 +4.0
Allancesem Adv:
LgCpGrAd 18.31 +.06 0.0
AlllanceBem B:
AmGvlncB 7.56 +.02 +1.5
CorpBdB p 12.57 +.03 +2.0
GIbTchBt49.33 +.48 -1.0
GrowthBt23.05 +.01 +0.6
SCpGrBt 19.43 -.04 +3.9
USGovtBp7.11 ... +0.8
AllianceBem C:
SCpGiCt 19.48 -.03 +3.9
AmSouth Fds Cl I:
Value. 16.88 -.02 +2.3
Amer Century Adv:
EqGropn22.17 +.06 +2.8
Amer Century Inv:
Balanced n16.61 +.04 +2.0
Eqlncn 8.15 +.01 +2.8
Growthln 19.39 +.01 +0.6
Heritagel n12.05 +.02 +32
IncGron 30.70 +.05 +2.8
IntDiscrn13.47 +.11 +2.9
IntlGroln 9.02 +.06 +22
LifeScIn 4.93 -.01. +1.9
New Opp r n5.38 +.01 +2.9
RealEistl 24.14 +.02.+2.9
Selectl n 37.71. -.01 +0.9
Ultran 28.85 +.01 +0.2
Uhln 12.50 +.09 +5.7
Valuelnvn 7.44 +.01 +3.0
Amer Express A:
Cal 528 ... +12
Discover 8.67 -.01 +3.2
DEI 11.26 ... +32
DivrBd 4.93 +.01 +1.1
DvOppA 7.32 +.03 +4.1
EqSel 12.68 -.03 +1.4
Growth 26.42 +.03 +1.0
HiYld 4.51 ... +12
Insr 5.53 ... +12
MgdAl p 9.58 +.04 +2.0
Mass 5.47 ... +12
Mich 5.37 -.01 +1.0
Minn 5.38 -.01 +1.0
Mutual p 9.85 +.01 +22
NwD 23.69 +.06 +0.3
NY 5.19 +1.0
Ohio 5.36 ... +1.2
PreMt 9.14 +.09 +3.6
Sel 8.74 ... +0.9
SDGovt 4.79 ... +02
Stock p 19.35 +.04 +1.8
TEBd 3.94 ... +1.3.
Thdlnll 5.69 +.02 +2.9
Thdlintl 728 +.07 +2.8
Amer Express B:
EqValpp 1028 -.01 +2.6
NwDt 22.43 +.05 +0.1
Amer Express Y:
NwDC n 23.80 +.06 +0.3
American Funds A:
AmcpAp 18.15 -.02 +0.9
AMutAp 26.45 +.01 +1.8
BalAp 18.03 +.02 +1.5
BondAp 13.66 +.01 +0.7
CaplBAp5325 +.18 +2.3
CapWAp 19.89 +.09 +02
CapWGA p3423+.15 +2.9
EupacAp35.95 +23 +2.5
FdlnvAp 32.13 +.06 +2.3
GwthA p 27.22 +.03 +1.8
HITrAp 12.61 +.01 +1.2
IncoAp 18.56 ,.04 +2.3
IntBdAp 13.70 ... +0.4
ICAAp 30.76 +.03 +2.0
NEcoAp 20.61 +.02 +1.0
NPerAp 27.50 +10 +1.9
NwWridA 33.28 +115 +4.1
SmCpAp31.60 +.03 +3.7
TxExAp 12.64 ... +0.9
WshAp 30.79 +.04 +22
American Funds B:
BalBt 17.96 +.01 +1.4
CapBBt 5325 +18 +2.2
GrwhtBt 26.44 +.03 +1.8
IncoBt 18.47 +.04 +22
ICABt 30.62 +.03 +1.9
WashBt 30.62 +.05 +2.1
Ariel Mutual Fds:
Apprec 46.72 -.14 +0.8
Ariel 52.86 -.02 +2.8
Artisan Funds:
IntI 22.20 +.18 +2.7
MidCap 29.21 -.03 +1.4
Baron Funds:
Asset 53.32 +.07 +3.2
Growth 46.52 +.05 +52
Bernstein Fds:
IntDur 13.48 +.01 +0.9
DivMu 1429 ... +0.6
TxMglntV 22.63 +24 +2.4
BlackRock A:
AuroraA 39.60 +.02 +3.0
Legacy 13.14 +.01 -0.9
Bramwell Funds:'
Growthp 19.52 -.04 +1.0
Brandywine Fds:
Bmdywnn27.17 -.05 +2.0
Brinson Funds Y:
I-ldYn 7.51 +.01 +1.5.
CGM Funds:
CapDvn 30.57 +.12+11.9
Mutln 26.48 .+.09 +5.3
Calamos Funds:
Gr&lncAp29.44 +.02 +1.3
GrwthAp 51.62 +27 -0.2
GrowthCt 49.70 +26 -02
Calvert Group:
Incop 1721 +.01 +1.2
IntlEqAp 19.18 +.20 +3.0
MBCAI 10.41 ... +02
Munlnt 11,00 -2.01 +0.6
SodalAp 27.55 +.02 +1.4
SocBdp 16.17 +.02 +12
SocEqAp 33.95 -.08 +0.7
TxFLt 10.61 .... +0.1
TxFLgp 16.87 -.01 +1.1
TxFVT 16.15 .. +1.0
Clipper 88.05 +.14 +0.1
Cohen & Steers:
RItyShrs 66.79 +.07 +2.0
Columbia Class A:
Acomt 25.87 +.01 +2.9
ColumbIa Class Z:
AcomZ 26.40 +.01 +0.0
AcomlntZ 29.99 +23 +4.8
LargeCo 27.78 +.02 +2.0
SmallCo 21.33 ... +4.5
Columbia Funds:
RaEsEqZ25.80 +.03 +1.2
Davis Funds A:
NYVenA31.31 -.01 +0.7
Davis Funds B:
NYVenB 30.02 -.01 +3.7
Davis Funds C & Y:
NYVenC 3021 -.02 +3.7
Delaware Invest A:
TxUSAp 11.74 -.01 +1.4
Delaware Invest B:
* DeichB 3.39 ... +1.5
SelGrBt 2026 +.06 +0.5
Dimensional Fds:


lntSmVanl628 +.14 +5.5
USLgVan20.02 -.03 +1.9
USMicron14.9 ... +2.3
US Small n19.15 ... +3.1
US SmVa 26.37 +.05 +2.8
EmgMIdn1725 +.13 +5.9
IntVan 16.62 +.15 +3.4
DFARIEn22.11 +.01 +2.4
Dodge&Cox:
Balanced 79.33 +.02 +1.4
Income 12.95 +.01 +0.9
IntlStk 31.41 +.28 +4.4
Stock 129.60 -.02 +1.8'
Dreyfus:
Aprec 39.32 +.06 +3.1
DIscp 32.03 +.01 +2.3
Dreyf 1021 +.01 +1.4
Dr500lnt 35.16 +.03 +1.9
EmgLd 43.48 +.09 +2.4
FLIntr 13.53 -.01 +0.7
InsMu tn 18.21 ... +12
StrValA r 28.83 +.01 +3.4
Dreyfus Founders:
GrowthB n 9.97 +.01 +0.8
GrwthFpnl10.42 +.01 +1.0
Dreyfus Premier:
CoreEqAt 14.73 +.02 +32
CorVlvp 30.47 ... +2.8.


LtdHYdA p 7.59 ... +0.6
TxMgGCt 15.77 +.01 +3.3
TchGloA 21.86 +.09 -0.5
Eaton Vance ClA:
ChinaAp 13.94 +.04 +4.6
GrwthA 7.11 +.04 -1.1
InBosA 6.56 ... +0.9
SpEqtA 4.70 +.01 +3.1
MunBdl 10.82 -.01 +1.3
TradGvA 8.77 -.01 +0.1
Eaton Vance Cl B:
FLMBt 11.01 -.02 +1.1
HIthSBt 10.64 ... -2.4
NatiMBI 10.51 -.01 +1.6
Eaton Vance Cl C:
GovtCp 7.56 ... +0.1 I
NatlMCt 10.01 -.01 +1.6
Evergreen B:
BalanBI 8.46 ... +1.4
BluChpB 123.95 -.02 +1.7
DvrBdBt 1524 +.04 +1.6
FoundB 16.94 +.01 +1.0
MuBdBt 7.60 ... +1.3
Evergreen I:
CorBdl 10.75 +.01 +0.8
Evigml 13.00 +.02 +1.3
Foundl 17.05 +.02 +1.1
SIMunll 10.10 ... +02
Excelsior Funds:
Energy 21.55 -.01 +8.6
Hieldp 4.80 ... +0.9
ValRestr 42.21 +.05 +2.0
FPA Funds:
Nwinc 11.19 ... +0.1
Federated A:
AmLdrA 25.05 +.03 +2.7
CapApA 25.46 +.02 +2.0
MidGrStA 30.48 +.01 +3.6
MuSecA 10.90 -.01 +12
Federated B:
SncB 8.92 +.01 +1.4
Federated Instl:
Kaufln 5.30 ... +1.9
Fidelity Adv Foc T:
HItCarT 20.01 -.02 +0.8
NatResT 35.09 -.03 +8.4
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGfrn 47.44 +.01 +1.5
Eqlnl n 28.90 -.03 +3.1
IntBdIn 11.16 ... +0.6
Fidelity Advisor T:
BalancT 16.32 +.03 +0.8
DtvGrTp 11.65 -.02 +1.8
DynCATp 13.47 +.09 +2.2
EqGrTp 45.11 +.01 +1.5
EqInT 28.56 -.03 +3.1
GovInT 10.14 +.01 +0.7
GrOppT 30.39 +.02 +1.8
HIlnAdTp 10.08 +.02 +2.3
InlBdT 11.14 ... +0.5
MkdCpT p 24.39 +.06 +0.6
MulncTp 13.33 ... +1.4
OviseaT 17.67 +.14 +3.0
STFIf 9.52 ... +0.2
Fidelity Freedom:
FF201On 13.66 +.02 +1.4
FF2020n 13.97 +.02 +1.7
FF2030n 14.08 +.03 +1.9
Fidelity Invest:
AggrGrrn1624 -.01 +1.6
AMgrn 16.23 ... +1.4
AMgrGrn 14.78 -.01 +1.7
AMgrlnn 12.70 +.02 +1.3
Balancn 1).01 -.01 +2.9
BlueChGr n4123+.01 +1.0
Canada n 34.61 +.13 +4.8
CapAp n 25.41 -.02 +0.7-
Cplncrn 8.52 ... +1.9
ChinaRg n17.07 +.10 +3.8
CngS n 395.47 +.42 +2.3
Contra n 57.36 +.16 +3.1
CnvScn 2123 +.01 -0.2
DestI 12.73 -.01 +1.5
Destll 11.44 -.01 -0.3
DIsEq n 25.75 +.07 +3.2
DivMOnn 28.83 +.20 +3.3
DivGth n 28.36 -.05 +1.9
EmrMkn 13.56 +.13 +6.4
Eq Incn 52.90 +.01 +2.5
EQII n 23.76 ... +2.5
ECapAp 22.20 +.28 +5.8
Europe 34.75 +.29 +3.3
Exchn 269.32 -.22 +2.5
Export n 20.03 -.01 +3.4
Fideln 30.01 +.02 +2.3
Fifty rn 20.27 +.03 +1.6
FrnOnen25.12 +.04 +2.1
GNMAn 11.12 ... +0.5
Govtiocn 10.29 +.01 +0.8
GroCon 54.83 +29 +1.3
Grolqcn 37.98 +.05 +1.1
Grolnclln 9.63 +.01 +0.8
Hlghlncrn 9.07 .. +1.1
Indepn n 17.63 ... +1.7
IntBd n 10.53 +.01 +0.6
lntGovn 10.23 +.01 +0.4
IntIDiscn 28.43 +.22 +3.5
lnSCp r n24.57 +.17 +5.7
InvGB n .7.58 ... +0.9
Japan n 12.72 +.08 -0.8
JpnSmg n 12.75 +.02 -0.2
LatAmn 22.55 +.10 +9.8
LevCoStk n23.73 +.03 +7.0
LowP r n 40.31 +.08 +2.6
Magellnn103.93 -.05 +1.9
MidCapn 23.17 -.06 +2.1
MtgSecn 1127 +.01 +0.5
NwMkIrn1423 +.02 +3.0-
NwMi n 31.03 -.02 +1.9
.OTCn 33.58 +.11 +0.9
Ovrsean 35.28 +.29 +3.1
PcBasn 20.17 +.14 +22
Pudrtnn 19.03 +.01 +1.9
RealEn 28.84 +.04 +2.8
STBFn 8.97 ... +02
SmCaplnd n19.91+.01 +3.1
SmlCpSrnl8.00 ... +3.3
SEAsian 1720 +.18 +5.6
StkSIcn 22.95 -.01 +2.5
Stratlncn 10.72 +.01 +12
Trend n 53.55 +.03 +2.0
USBI n 1120 +.01 +0.8
Utility n 13.63 +.05 +23.
ValStratn36.16 +.17 +2.3
Valuen 7219 -.03 +3
Wrldwn 18.30 +.06 +2.9
Fidelity Selects:
Airn 33.56 -.12 +4.1
Auto n n 34.08 +.09 +0.5
Banking n38.89 -.08 +2.0
Biotchn 53.90 -.02 -22
Broken 56.10 +.10 +42
Chemn 69.28 +.19 +4.6
Comp n 34.73 +.22 +3.6
Conlnd n 24.36 +.07 +0.3
CstHon 45.16 -.19 +3.5
DfAern 67.32 -.02 +6.6
DvCmn 18.35 +.09 -0.4
Eledtrn 38.78 +.07 +7.9
Energy n 36.21 ...+10.8
EngSv n 46.85 -.53 +8.3
Envirn 13.85 +.11 +0.3
FinSvn 117.81 -.09 +3.3
Foodn 51.71 +.22 +3.5
Gold r n 26.74 +28 +4.0
Health n 126.66 -.16 +0.9
HomFn 60.83 +21 +0.1
IndMtn 38.94 +.02 +1.3
Insurn 63.15 +.08 +3.4
Lesrn 76.38 +.03 -0.6
MedDIn 46.31 +.18 +12
MdEqSysn23.77-.16 +3.5
Mullmdn 44.13 -.09 -0.6
NtGasn 32.52 -.21 +9.5
Papern 30.94 -.09 -2.3
Pharmn 8.69 .. 0.0
Retalnn 51.14 +.02 +0.8
Softwrn 48.83 +.15 -1.5
Techn 58.16 +.31 +1.1
Telcm n 35.20 -.03 -2.9
Transn 41.14 -.13 +2.0
UtIlGrn 40.23 +.24 +1.8
FidelIty Spartan:
CAMunn12.71 ... +1.3
CTMunrn11.79 ... +1.1
Eqldxn 42.74 +.03 +2.0
5001nrn 83.14 +.06 +2.0
FLMurn 11,84 ... +1.2
Govlnn 11.12 +01 +0.9
InvGrBd n10.73 +01 +1.0
MDMurn11.14 -.01 +1.0
MAMunn12.26 ... +1.3
MI Munn 12.17 -.01 +1.0
MNMunn11.71 ... +1.0
Munlncan 13.21 ... +1.4
NJMunrn11.88 ... +1.5

PAMunrn11.11 ... +1.1
StlntMun 10.36 ... +0.3
TotMklilnn32.92 +.03 +2.3
First Eagle:
GINbA 39.32 +.22 +2.8
OvemseasA2227+.20 +3.3
First Investors A
BIChpAp 20.41 +.04 +2.4
GioblAp 6.58 +.02 +1.9
GovtAp 11.09 ... +0.4
GrolnAp 13.18 +.01 +2.3
IncoAp 3.24 +.01 +12
. InvGrAp 10.10 ... +0.8
MATFAp 12.22 ... +1.3


MITFAp 12.89 -.02 +1.1
MdCpAp 25.32 +.02 +2.8
NJTFAp 13.24 -.01 +1.2
NYTFAp 14.77 -.01 +1.3
PATFAp 13.42 ... +1.0
SpSiAp 19.15 -.01 +2.3
TxExAp 10.36 ... +12
TotRtAp 13.72 +.01 +1.8
ValueB p 6.48 +.01 +3.5
Firsthand Funds:
GibTech 3.98 +.03 +0.3
TechVal 27.57 +.16 +0.2
Frank/Temp Frnk A:
AGEAp 2.16 ... +1,5
AdJUSp 9.02 -.01 +0.1
ALTFAp 11.73 ... +1.0
AZTFAp 11.33 ... +1.5
Ballnvp 58.26 +.07 +2.3
CallnsA p 12.90 ... +1.5
CAIntAp 11.75 -.01 +1.0
CaITFA p 7.39 ... +1.5
CapGrA 10.72 +.01 -0.2
COTFA p 12.19 ... +1.4
CTTFAp 1123 ... +1.4
CvtSCAp 16.07 +.02 +0.4
DblTFA 12.11 ... +1.5
DynTchA 23.42 +.04 -0.1
EqlncAp 20.91 +.04 +3.1
Fedlntp 11.68 ... +1.2
FedTFAp 1229 ... +1.3


I HO oRA H UULFN D ABE


Here are the 1.000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables
snow the fund name. sell prce or Net Assel Value (NAV) and daily
nel change, as well as one total relum figure as follows.

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

Name: Name of mutual fund and family.
NAV: Net assel value
Chg: Net change In price of NAV.
Total return: Percent change in NAV for the time period shown. with
dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year, return is cumula-
tive
Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p nm. Eastern.
Footnotes: a Ex-capaial gains distnbution f Previous day's
quote., n No-load lund p Fund assets used to pay distribution
costs. r Redemption lee or contingent deletrea sales load may
apply. s Stock dividend or spliL I 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


FLTFAp 12.13 ... +1.2
GATFAp 12.32 -.01 +1.5
GoidPrMA18.16+23 +3.9
GrwthAp 3324 -.01 +1.4
HYTFAp 10.88 ... +1.3
IncomAp 2.50 +.01 +2.1
InsTFAp 12.54 ... +1.2
NYITFp 11.19 -.01 +0.9
LATFAp 11.82 ... +12
LMGvScA 10.15 ... +0.1
MDTFAp 11.92 ... +1.3
MATFAp 12.10 ... +1.3
MITFAp 12.47 ... +1.2
MNInsA 12.35 -.01 +1.2
MOTFA p 12.46 ... +1.5
NJTFAp 12.31 ... +1.4
NYInsAp 11.81 ... +1.1
NYTFAp 12.04 +.01 +1.1
NCTFAp 12.48 ... +1.3
OhiolAp 12.78 ... +1.4
ORTFAp 12.03 -.01 +1.4
PATFAp 10.59 ... +1.3
ReEScA p 25.97 +.06 +2.8
RisDvAp 32.10 +.04 +2.1
SMCpGrA 33.83 -.06 +2.6
USGovA p6.65 ... +0.4
UtilsAp 11.47 +.08 +4.8
VATFAp 12.02 ... +1.2
Frank/Temp Frnk B:
InoomBl'p2.50 +.01 +2.1
IncomeBt 2.49 +.01 +1.7
Frank/Temp Frnk C:
IncomCt 2.51 ... +1.7
Frank/Tamp Mtl A&B:
QualfdAt 19.35 +.04 +1.8
SharesA 23.04 +.04 +2.5
Frank/Temp Temp A:
DvMktAp19.13 +.28 +6.3
ForgnAp 12.35 +.11 +2.8
GIBdAp 10.94 +.06 +0.4
GrwhAp 22.93 +.16 +2.5
lItxEMp 14.87 +.14 +3.0
WoridAp 17.89 +.16 +3.3
Frank/Tamp Trap B&C:
DevMktC 18.80 +27 +6.2
ForgnCp 1220 +.11 +2.8
GE Elfun S&S:
S&S Inc 11.59 +.01 +0.9
S&SPM 45.11 +.02 +1.7
GMO Trust III:
EmMkr 18.05 +.14 +6.3
For 15.03 +.13 +2.7
GMO Trust IV:
EmrMkI 18.01 .+.13 +6.3'
Gabelll Funds:
Asset 41.56 +.02 +3.3
Gartmore Fds D:
Bond 9.82 +.01 +1.2
GvtBdD 10.39 +.02 +0.9
GrowthD 6.65 +.01 +2.0
NationwD 20.40 +.02 +2.6
TxFrr 10.73 -.01 +1.3
Goldman Sachs A:
GrlncA 25.33 +.06 +2.5
SmCapA 41.89 +.12 +2.6
Guardian Funds:
GBG InGrA 13.26+.12 +2.4
ParkAA 31.13 +.03 +0.8
Harbor Funds:
Bond 11.90 ... +0.6
CapAplnst27.77 +.14 -0.4
Intr 4326 +.43 +32
Hartford Fds A:
AdvrsAp 15.19 ... +1.7
CpAppAp34.18 +.03 +3.1
DivGthAp 18.92 +.01 +2.5
SmlCoAp 16.08 -.02 +1.8
Hartford HLS IA:
Bond 12.07 +.01 +1.0
CapApp 53.42 +.04 +3.1
Div&Gr 20.85 +.01 +2.6
Advisers 2322 ... +1.8
Stock 45.97 -.03 +2.1
Hartford HLS IB:
CapApp p 53.16 +.04 +3.1
HollBalFdn15.58 +.01 +2.4
ISI Funds:
NoAm p 7.47' +01 +1.2
JPMorgan A Class:
CapGro 38.44 .. +2.4
Grocinu 32.97 -.01 +2.6
Janus:
Balanced 2120 +.05 +1.3
Contrarian 13.08 +.03 +3.3
ComrEq 20.18 +.08 +1.4
Enterprn 37.41 +.07 +2.7
FedTEn 7.12 ... +0.9
FBlcn 9.73 ... +0.8
Funds 24.05 ... 0.0
GILifeSdrn17.54-.03 -0.3
GrnechnO1.40 +.07 +2.0
Grinc 3221 +.08 +2.6
Mercury, 21.03 +.04 0.0
MdCpVal 21.95 -.03 +2.6
Olympusn28.07 +.10 +1.0
Orion n 6.97 ... +3.3
Ovseas r 24.62 +.20 +4.5
ShTmBd- 2.90 ... -0.1
Twenty 41.71 +22 -3.8
Venturn 57.79 +.23 +3.4
WrIdWr t41.30 +.19 +2.1
JennlsonDryden A:
HiYIdAp 5.92 ... +1.1
InsuredA 11.13 -.01 +1.0
UflsityA 12.16 +.08 +6.6
JennieonDryden B:
GrowlhB 12.74 +.07 -.4
HIYIlBI 5.92 +.01 +1.2
InsuredB 11.15 ... +1.0
Jensen 24.40 -.06 +1.5
John Hancock A:
BondAp 15.42 +.01 +1.09
StrlnAp 7.12 +.02 '+0.2
John Hancock B:
StlIncB 7.12 +.02 +0.2
Julius Baer Funds:
IntlEqA 32.04 +.38 +3.4
IntlEq r 32.59 +.38 +3.4
Legg Mason: Fd
OpporTrt 14.54 +.04 -3.4
Spinvp 44.40 +.06 -2.1
ValTrp 62.73 +.12 -1.8
Legg Mason Insti:
VaTrdnst, 68.47 +.14 -1.8
Longleaf Partners:
Partners 31.29 +.10 +1.7
Intl 15.75 +.12 +2.3
SmCap 29.45 +.02 +0.9
Loomis Sayles:
LSBondl 13.84 +.03 +0.9
Lord Abbett A:
AfilAp 14.60 +.02 +1.6
BdDebAp 8.14 ... +1.0
GlncAp 7.51 +.02 -0.2
MldCpAp21.86 -.03 +1.8
MFS Funds A:
MITAp 1729. -.02 +1.9
MIGAp 12.11 -.01 +0.2
GrOpA p 8.68 -.01 -0.1
HilnAp 4.02 +.01 +1.6
MFLAp 1029 -.01 +1.2
TotRAp 15.98 ... +1.4
ValueA p 23.36 +.03 +2.6
MFS Funds B:
MIGB 1112 -.02 0.0
GvScBt 9.74 +.01 +0.6
HilnBt 4.03 ... +1.3
MuInBt 8.75 .. +1.1
TotRBt I15.98 ... +1.4
MainStay Funds B:
BIChGBp 9.35 -.03 +1.3
CapApBt 26.45 -.05 -0.3
ConvBt 12.90 -.02 +0.8
GoauBt 8.39 ... +0.6
HYIdBBt 6.50 ... +1.0
IntlEqB 12.81 +.11 +3.7
ResValBIt ... ... NA
SmCGBp14.61 +.02 +3.9
TotRtBt 18.61 -.03 +1.1
Mairs & Power:
Growth 69.36 +.02 +1.8
Managers Funds:
SpdFEq n 89.79 +.06 +0.6
Marsico Funds:
Focusp 16.11 +.04 -0.9
Merrill Lynch A:
GIAIAp 16.53 +.08 +2.0
HeathA p 622 +.02 +0.3
NJMunBd 10.76 ... +1.9
Merrill Lynch B:
BalCapBt26.05 -.01 +1.6
BaVIBt 3127 -.01 +2.8
BdHIInc 5.33 ... +0.9
CalnsMtB 11.86 ... +0.8
CrBPIBt 11.87 +,01 +0.8
CplTBt 12205 +.01 +0.8
EqutyDiv 14.70 +.03 +4.5
EuroBI 14.94 +.11 +4.8
FocValt 12.64 -.04 +3.5
FndIGBt 15.70 +.01 +1.8
FLMBt 10.48 ... +1.3
GIAIBt 16.22 +.08 +1.9
HeathlBt 4.71 +.01 +0.2
LatABt 24.73 +.10 +9.1
MnlnBt 8.01 ... +1.2
ShTUSG t 924 -.01 0.0
MuShtT 10.01 -.01 0.0
MulniBt 10.75 -.01 +0.9


MNtlBt 10.64 -.01 +1.0
NJMBt 10.75 ... +1.7
NYMBt 11.19 ... +1.0
NatRsTBt 135.07 +.05 +9.3
PacBt 18.98 +.25 +0.9
PAMBt 11.49 -.01 +1.3
ValueOpp t24.15+.02 +2.7
USGvMtg 110.31 ... +0.5
UtlTIcmt 11.01 +.08 +5.1
WidlnBt 6.58 +.03 +12
Merrill Lynch I:
BalCapl 26.83 -.01 +1.7
BaVII 31.97 -.01 +2.9
BdHilnc 5.32 ... +1.0
CalnsMB 11.85 -.01 +0.9
CrBPtIt 11.87 +.01 +0.9
CpiTI 12.05 +.01 +0.8
DvCapp 17.79 +.20 +6.2
EquityDv 14.67 +.04 +4.6
Eurolt1 17.36 +.13 +5.0
FocVall 13.83 -.04 +3.6
FLMI 10.48 ... +1.3
GIAIIt 16.58 +.08 +2.1
Healthl 6.74 +.03 +0.4
LatAl 25.88 +.11 +9.2
MnlnI 8.01 -.01 +1.1
MnShtT 10.01 -.01 +0.1
Mumff 10.75 -.01 +1.0
MNatll 10.65 ... +1.2
NatRsTr 136.94 +.05 +9.4
Padel 20.63 +.27 +0.9.
ValueOpp 26.79 +.02 +2.8
USGvIMtg 10.32 +.01 +0.7
UtTcmItnI 11.04 +.08 +5.1
WIdlncI 6.59 +.04 +1.4
Midas Funds:
Midas Fd 2.08 +.03 +5.1
Monetta Funds:
Monettan 10.36 ... +2.8
Morgan Stanley B:
AmOppB 22.55 +.04 +0.5
DIvGtB 3728 +.05 +2.4
GIbDivB 13.88 +.08 +2.1
GrwthB 11.74 +.02 -0.8
StratB 17.76 +.02 +1.7
USGvtB 923 +.01 +0.9
MorganStanley Inst:
GIValEqA n17.77+.09 +2.1
IntlEqn 21.11 +.18 +2.6
Under Funds:
NetNetAp16.86 +.11 -6.8
Mutual Series:
BeacnZ .16.04 +.03 +2.8
DiscZ 24.44 +.06 +3.3
QualfdZ 19.44 +.04 +1.8
SharesZ 23.16 +.04 +2.6
Nations Funds Inv B:
FocEqBt 17.04 +.03 -1.0
MarsGrBt16.43 +.02 -0.7
Nations Funds Pri A:
IntVIPrAn22.92 +.19 +2.7
Neuberger&Berm Inv:
Focus 37.27 ... +3.8
'Intl r 19.00 +.23 +4.6
Neuberger&Berm Tr:
Genesis 43.09 -.15 +4.5
Nicholas Applegate:
EmgGroln1.11 +.01 +4.4
NIcholas Group:
Nich n 6124 +.03 +2.5
Nchn n 224 ... +0.9
Northern Funds:
SmCpldxnl0.01 ... +2.9
Technlyn 10.99 +.04 -2.1
Nuveen Cl R:
InMunR 11.14 -.01 +13
Oak Assoc Fds:
WhiteOkG n32.03+.08 -22
Oakmark Funds I:
Eqtylncrn23.51 +.02 +1.3
Global n 22.04 +.08 +3.6
Itlrn 21.51 +.11 +3.8
Oakmarkrn41.20-.01 +0.6
Select rn 32.93 +.06 +1.4
One Group I:
BondIn 10.95 ... +5.
Oppenhelmer A:
AMTFMu 10.10 .. +1.7
AMTFrNY 12.83 ... +2.3
CAMunIA p 11.24 ... +2.2
CapApAp 40.76 -.02 +1.3
CaplncAp 12.53 ... +1.6
"ChlncAp 9.72 ... +1.1
DvMktAp28.03 +21 +7.1
Discp 42.34 +.04 +2.1
EquityA 10.81 +.02 +2.7
GiobA p 59.46 +.34 +2.1
GIbOppA 31.62 -.05 +1.4
Goldp 18.67 +.24 +65
HIYdAp 9.78 ... +12
LIdTmMu 15.64 -.01 +15
MnStFdA 35.33 +.05 +2.0
MidCapA 1624 -.07 +1.7
PAMunilAp 12.61 ... +2.5
StIrnAp 4.34 +.01 +1.3
USGvp 9.79 ... +0.9
Oppenheimer B:
AMTFMu 10.07 ... +1.7
AMTFrNY 12.84 ... +22
CplncBt 12.40 ... +1.6
ChincBt 9.71 ... +1.1
EquityB 10.47 +.02 +2.5
H'iYIdBt 9.63 ... +1.1
StrncBt 4.35 ... +1.3
Oppenhelm Guest:
QBalA 17.92 ... +1.4
QBalB 17.69 .. +1.4
Oppenheimer Roch:
RoMuAp18.07 ... +1.8
PBHG Funds:
SelGrwthn21.03 +.19 -1.9
PIMCO Admin PIMS:
TotRtAd 10.70 ... +0.6
PIMCO Instl PIMS:
AllAsset 12.84 +.03 +1.7
ComodRR 15.18 +.13 +1.9
HiYId 10.00 +.01 +1.6'
LowDu 10.16 -.01 +0.1
RealRtnl 11.59 +.03 +1.5
ShortT 10.03 ... +02
ToIRt 10.70 ... +0.6
PIMCO Funds A:
RenalsA 25.48 +.10 +0.1
RealRtAp11.59 +.03 +1.5
TotRtA 10.70 ... +0.6
PIMCO Funds C:
GwlhCt 17.41 .. -0.1
TargtCt 15.71 ... +1.7-
TotRtCt 10.70 ... +0.5
Phoenix Funds:
BalanA 14.91 -.01 +12
StrAllAp 15.72 -.01 .+12
Phoenix-Aberdeen:
intlV 1025 +.10 +3.1
WidOpp 8,51 +.05 +2.4
Phoenlx-Engemann :
CapGrA 14.68 +.01 0.0
Pioneer Funds A:
BalanAp 9.77 -.02 +2.0
BondA p 9.45 +.01 +1.0
EqlncAp 29.13 +.09 +3.5
EuropAp 30.73 +23 +42
GrwthAp 12.04 -.01 +1.3
HiYldAp 11.57 +.01 +1.5
IntlValA 17.58 +.14 +2.3
MdCpGrA 14.86 +.01 +1.4
MdCVAp 24.84 ... +2.8
PlonFdAp41.85-.01 +2.1
TxFreAp 11.78 ... +1.0
ValueAp 17.83 ... +2.6
Pioneer Funds B:
HiYIdBt 11.62 +.02 +1.4
MdCpVB 2229 ... +2.7
Pioneer Funds C:
HiYIdCt 11.72 +.01 +132
Price Funds:
Balance n 19.83 +.04 +2.1
BIChlpn 30.37 -.02 +0.7
CABondn11.21 -.01 +12
CapAppnl959 ... +2.4
DivGron 22.85 -.01 +1.8
Eqlncn 26.69 -.01 +25
Eqlndexn32.47 +.03 +2.0
Europe n 20.17 +21 +45
FLintmn 11.07 ... +0.7
GNMAn 9.67 ... +0.4
Growth n 26.30 ... +1.1
Gr&iln n 22.37 -.02 +2.0
HlthScIn 22.38 +.06 -0.1
HIYieldn 7.20 +.01 +12
ForEqn 15.54 +.14 +35
IntlBondn1027 +.07 -0.8
IntDls n 33.80 +24 +4.8
IntlStkn 13.02 +.13 +3.4
Japann 8.48 +.12 -0.1
LatAmn 16.99 +.10 +9.8
MDShrtn 5.18 ... +02
MDBondn10,88 ... +1.0
MldCapn 49.06 -.06 +2.1
MCapValn22.61 -.02 +15
NAmer n 32.61 -.09 +1.5
NAsian 10.35 +.07 +5.0
NewEran35.33 +.02 +6.7
NHorizn 29.15 -.03 +2.9
NIncn 9.17 ... +0,9
NYBondn11.52 ... +1.0
PSIncn 14.87 +.01 +1.3
RealEst n 1721 ... +1.9


SciTecn 18.54 +.05 +1.5
ShtBd n 4.74 ... 0.0
SmCpSlkn31.26-.07 +2.8
SmCapVal n35.38-.07 +32
SpecGrn 16.82 +.02 +22
Specin n 12.09 +.02 +1.0
TFIncn 10.17 ... +1.2
TxFrHn 11.93 ... +1.2
TFIntmn 11.37 ... +0.7
TxFrSI n 5.43 ... +0.2
USTInt n 5.47 ... +0.6
USTLg n 12.21 +.03 +2.6
VABond n11.88 ... +1.1
Value n 22.87 -.01 +2.4
Putnam Funds A:
AmGvAp 9.10 +.01 +0.8
AZTE 9.43 ... +1.2
CiscEqAp 12.80 +.01 +2.2
Convp 17.36 -.03 +0.2
DIscGr 17.02 +.02 +1.9
DvrlnAp 10.36 +.02 +1.4
EuEq 21.01 +.18 +32
FLTxA 9.39 ... +1.1
GeoAp 18.23 +.02 +2.0
GIGvAp 13.09 +.06 +0.1
GIbEqtyp 8.48 +.03 +2.5
GrlnAp- 19.53 +.02 +2.8
-IlthAp 58.64 +.09 +1.3
HiYdAp 8.27 +.01 +1.3
HYAdAp 623 +.01 +1.5
IncmAp 6.91 +.01 +1.0
IntlEq p 23.78 +.23 +3.1
IntGrlnp 11.90 +.10 +2.9
InvAp 12.64 +.01 +22
MITxp 9.14 ... +0.9
MNTxp 9.16 ... +1.0
MuniAp 8.85 ... +12
NJTxAp 9.35 ... +12
NwOpAp41.16 +.03 +1.9
OTCAp 728 ... +3.1
PATE 9.26 .. +1.1
TxExAp 8.97 ... +1.1
TFInAp 15.29 ... +1.3
TFHYA 12.96 ... +1.3
USGvAp 1327 ... +0.4
UtilAp -10.39 +.06 +3.4
VstaAp 9.48 +.03 +2.4
VoyAp 16.30 +.02 +0.3
Putnam Funds B:
CapAprt 17.59 ... +1.4
CiscEqB t12.68 +.01 +2.1
DiscGr 15.78 +.01 +1.9
DvrInBt 1028 +.01 +1.3
Eqinct 17.51 ... +32
EuEq 20.31 +.18 +3.1
FLTxBt 9.38 -.01 +1.1
GeoBt 18.04 +.02 +2.0
GlncBt 13.04 +.05 +0.1
GIbEqt 7.75 +.03 +2.4
GINtRst 2426 +.05 +8.1
GrInBt 1923 +.01 +2.7
HfB t 53.60 +.07 +1.3
HiYIdBt 823 +.01 +1.4
HYAdBt 6.15 +.01 +1.5
IncmBt 6.87 +.01 +1.0
IntGdint 11.70 +.09 +2.7
IntlNopt 11.13 +.09 +4.0
InvBt 11.62 +.01 +2.1
MunIBt 8.84 ... +1.1
NJTxBt 9.34 ... +1.1
NwOpBt 37.15 +.02 +1.
NwValp 17.72 -.01 +2.5
NYTxBt 8.90 ... +12
OTCB 6.46 .. +3.0
TxExBt 8.97 -.01 +1.1
TFHYBt 12.98 ... +12
TFInBt 15.31 .. +12
USGvBt 13.21 +.01 +0.4
UtilBt 10.33 +.06 +3.3
VistaBt 8.31 +.02 +22
VoyBt 14.25 +.02 +02'
Putnam Funds M:
DvFrncp 1028 +.02 +15
Royce Funds:
LwPrStk r 15.09 +.08 +3.4
MLoCapl 15.62 +.07 +3.3
Premierlr 15.16 +.01 +4.1
TotRelr 1228 ... +3.1
Rydex Advisor:
OTCn p9.99 +.05 -1.6
SEI Portfolios:
CoreFxAn10.63 +.01 +0.9
IntEqAn 11.06 +.08 +2.8
LgCGrA n18.07 +.01 -02
LgCValAn21.72 +.04 +3.9
STI Classic:
CpAppLp 11.37 -.02 +12
CpAppAp 12.02 -.02 +1.3
TxSnGrTp 24.58 +.01 +1.2
TxSnGrLt23.07 +.01 +1.1
VIInStkA 12.73 ... +32
Selomon Brothers:
BalancBp 12.88 ... +0.9
Opport 47.57 +.03 +2.8
Schwab Funds:
1000Invrn34.48 +.03 +2.0
S&P Inv n 18.58 +.02 +2.0
S&PSeln18.64 +.02 +2.0
YIdPIsSI 9.69 ... +0.3
Scudder Funds A:
DrHIRA 43.44 +.16 +2.9
FRgComAp 16.77+.06 +0.4
USGovA 8.66 ... +0.5
Scudder Funds S:
BalanS 17.56 +.01 +2.0
EmMkIn 11.01 +.01 +3.0
EmMkGrr 18.31 +20 +5.5
GIbBdS r 10.39 +.02 -0.1
GIbDis 35.44 +.17 +4.0
GlobalS 27.10 +21 +3.9
Gold&Prc 16.86 +.19 +3.9
GrEuGr 27.76 +27 +5.0
GrolncS 21.89 +.01 +2.0
HIYkdTx 12.91 ... +1.1
IncomeS 13.11 +.01 +1.1
IntTxAMT 11.52 -.01 +0.6
Intl FdS 44.30 +.38 +2.5
LgCoGro 23.44 -.01 +1.6
LatAmr 34.09 +.20 +9.5
MgdMuniS9.30 -.01 +1.1
MATFS 14.78 -.01 +1.0
PacOppsr 13.58 +.14 +4.6
ShtTmBdS 10.18 ... +02
SmCoVIS r 26.53+.04 +4.0
Selected Funds:
AmShS p37.51 -.04 +3.4
Sellgman Group:
FrontrAt 13.14 .. +1.7
FrontrOt 11.62 -.01 +1.6
GIbSmA 15.51 +.02 +4.1
GIbTchA 12.12 +.07 +02
HYdBAp 3.50 ... +1.2
Sentinel Group:
ComSAp29.68 -.04 +2.7
Sequoia n157.36 -.39 +3.6
Sit Funds:
LrgCpGr 33.80 +.05 +1.6
Smith Barney A:
AgGrAp 94.07 -.15 +0.9
ApprAp 14.80 ... +2.5
FdValAp 14.86 ... +1.7
HilncAt 7.09 +.01 +1.3
InAICGAp 13.73 +.14 +2.9
LgCpGAp21.39 ... +0.5
Smith Barney B&P:
FValBt 14.02 +.01 +1.7
LgCpGBt 20.24 ... +0.4
SBCplnct 16.24 +.01 +1.5
Smith Barney 1:
DvStrl 17.50 +.04 +2.1
Grincl 15.19 +.03 +1.7
St FarmAssoc:
Gwth 49.04 +.06 +4.0
Strategic Partners:
EquityA 15.13 +.03 +12
Stratton Funds:
Dividend 3526 /-.01 +2.9
Growth 41,71 -.06 +4.4
SmCap 39.81 -.19 +3.0
Strong Funds:
Cmstk 22.43 -.04 +2.7
Discov 20.85 +.03 +1.7
Gnwthlnv 18.85 +.04 +12
LgCapGr 22.10 +.05 -02
Opplylnv 45.65 -.13 +12
UlStlSnv 920 ,. +0.4
SunAmerica Funds:
USGvBt 9.58 +.02 +12
SunAmerica Focus:
FLgCpAp 16.92 -.04 -2.8
TCW Gallleo Fds:
SelEqty 18.20 +.15 -3.7
TD Waterhouse Fds:
Dow30n 10.85 ... +2.5
TIAA-CREF Funds:
BdPlus 10.40 +.01 +0.8
Eqlndex 8.55 +.01 +22
Grolnc 12.16 +.01 +2.0
GroEq 8.98 +.01 +023
HidlBd 9.50 +.01 +12
IntlEq 10.73 +.10 +32
MgdAIc 11.13 +.02 +1.6
ShtTrBd 10.53 ... +0.3
SocChEq 9.11 +.01 +1.8
TxExBd 11.05 ... +12
Tamarack Funds:
EntSmCp 33.37 ... +3.7
Value 48.07 +.09 +2.9


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ForEqS 20.53 +.17 +3.7
Third Avenue Fds:
RIEstVI r 27.39 +.05 +3.3
Value. 5323 +30 +4.4
Thrivent Fds A:
HiYId 5.27 +.01 +1.3
Income 8.88 +.01 +1.1
LgCpStk 25.60 ... +2.0
TA IDEX A:
FdTEAp 12.00 ... +0.9
JanGrowp 23.00 +.03 -0.8
GCGiobp24.45 +.07 +1.8
TrCHYBp 9.43 +.01 +1.4
.TAFbIxnp 9.74 +.02 +1.1
Turner Funds:
SmlCpGr n23.32+.03 +2.4
Tweedy Browne:
GlobVal 24.08 +.07 +3.3
US Global Investors:
AIIAm n 23.81 +.03 +2.4
GIbRs 11.90 -.01+16.6
GdklShr 7.98 +.10 +5.6
.USChlna 6.61 ... +3.8
WIdPrcMn 16.08 +.19 +5.8
USAA Group:
AgvGt 2827 +.04 -1.3
CABd 11.39 ... +1.3
CmstStr 26.69 +.06 +1.9
GNMA 9.82 ... +0.5
GrTxStr 1456 +.02 +0.4
Grwth 13.49 +.04 -0.5
Gr&lnc 18.39 -.03 +2.1
IncStk 16.75 +.03 +2.8
Inco 12.52 +.01 +1.0
Intl 21.86 +20 +2.4
NYBd 1221 -.01 +1.4
PrecMM 15.10 +21 +4.0
SdTech 9.12 ... +0.3
ShtTBnd 8.94 ... +02
SmCpStk 13.48 -.02 +3.5
TxElt 13.46 ... +1.0
TxELT 14.34 -.01 +12
TxESh 10.75 ... +02
VABd 11.88 ... +1.0
WIdGr 17.87 +.09 +2.0
Value Line Fd:
Lev Gtn 25.63 +.07 +3.7
Van Kamp Funds A:
CATFAp 19.18 -.01 +1.3
CmstAp 18.37 +.05 +1.7
CpBdAp 6.83 +.01 +1.4
EGAp 38.06 +.10 +15
EqlncAp '8.67" +.01 +22
Exch 353.94 +.46 +45
GrinAp 20.32 +.03 +2.8
HarbAp 14.66 -.01 +0.1
HiYIdA 3.74 ... +1.4
HYMuAp 10.84 ... +1.2
InTFAp 1921 -.01 +1.4
MunlAp 15.01 ... +1.3
PATFAp 17.68 -.01 +1.3
StrMunInc 1327 ... +1.3
US MtgeA 13.96 +.01 +0.5
USilAp 17.36 +.11 +52
Van Kamp Funds B:"
CmstBt 18.36 +.05 +1.6
EGBt 32.66 .08 +1.5
EnterpBt 11.12 +01 +0.9
EqlncBt 8.54 +.01 +22
HYMuBt 10.84 ... +12
MulB 14.99 ... +1.3
PATFBt 17.63 -.01 +1.3
StrMunInc1326 ... +12
US Mtge 13.90 ... +0.3
UIIiB 17.34 +.12 +52
Vanguard Admiral:
500Admi n111.35+.09 +2.0
GNMAAdnlO.48 ... +0.6
HIthCrn 53.25 +.12 +1.8
ITAdm n 13.66 ... +0.9
LtdTrAdnr10.88 ... +02
PrmCap r n63.65 -.02 +1.6
STsyAdm lnO.4 .. +0.1
STIGrAd n10.63 ... +0.3
TilBAdmln10.32 +.01 +0.9
TStkAdm n28.62 +.03 +2.1
WelltnAdmn52.59+.07 +2.6
Windsorn60.46 +.10 +1.7
WdsrilAd n55.09 +.15 +2.6
Vanguard Fdsa:
AssetAn 24.60 +.01 +2.1
CALTn 11.98 ... +1.4
CapOppn30.02 +,05 +1.7
Convrtn 13.01 +.01 +0.2
DlvdGron12.18 +.01 +2.5
Energy n 43.35 +.14 +8.9
Eqlnc n 23.63 +.05 +32
ExpIrn 73.69 -.01 +2.9
FLLTn 12.01 ... +12
GNMAn 10.48 ... +0.6
Grolncn 30.89 +.07 +3.0
GrthEqn 9.40 +.01 +1.2
HYCorpn 6.44 +.01 +12
HlthCren126.19 +29 +1.8
InflaPro n 12.74 +.04"+1.8
IntlExplrn 16.90 +.19 +4.8
IntGrn 18.89 +.17 +2.9
IntlValn 31:47 +.31 +4.0
mGrade'n10.11 +.01 +1.0
ITTsryn 1129 '+.01 +0.7
UfeConn 15.31 +.02 +1.5
UfeGro n 20.05 +.05 +22
Lifelncn 13.61 +.01 +1.1
UfeMod n 17.96 +.03 +1.9
LTlGraden9.90 +.04 +3.4
LTTsryn 11.91 +.04 +3.0
Morgn 16.06 +.01 +1.3
MuHYn 10.96 -.01 +1.2
MulnsLg n12.99 -.01 +1.3
MuIntn 13.66 ... +0.8
MoLtdn 10.88 ... +0.2
MuLongnll.61 ... +1.2
MuShrtn 15.61 ... +0.1
NJLTn 12.23 ... +1.3
NYLTn 11.67 ... +1.3
OHLTTEn129 .. +1.1
PALTn 11.71 ... +1.1
Pr r n1729+.19 +72
Prmcp r n 61.36 -.01 +1.6
SelValur n18.46 +.03 +3.5
STARn 18.83 +,04 +1.9
STIGrade n10.63 ... +0.3
STFed n 10.38 ... +0.1
StralEq n 2126 +.04 +2.9
USGron 15.88 ... +0.3
USValuen13.82 +.03 +2.8
Wellslyn 21.88 +.05 +2.1
Welitn n 30.44 +.04 +2.5
Wndsrn 17.92 +.04 +1.8
Wndslln 31.03 +.08 +2.6
Vanguard Idx Fds:
500n 111.33 +.08 +2.0
Balanced n19.47 +.02 +1.6
EMktn 15.23 +21 +06.8
Europe n 2628 +22 +42
Extend n 30.90 +.04 +2.5
Growth n 26.02 ... +0.9
f[TBndn 10.73 +02 +1.0
MidCapn15.64 +.01 +32
Pacificn 9.31 +.10 +0.8
REITrn 18.08 +.01 +2.4
SmCapn 26.42 ... +32
SmlCpVlIn13.78 +.01 +3.4
STBndn 10.10 ... +02
TotBndn 10.32 +.01 +0.8
Totllntin 12.71 +.12 +3.5
TotStkn 28.62 +.03 +2.1
Value n 21.55 +.04 +32
Vanguard Instl Fds:
Instldxn110.42 +.09 +2.0
InsPIn 110.42 +.08 +2.0
TBIstn 10.32 +01 +0.9
TSlnstn 28.63 +.03 +22
Vantagepoint Fds:
Growth 8.15 -.01 +0.7
Waddell & Reed Adv:
CoreinvA 5.69 ... +2.7
Wasatch:
SmCpGr 38.87 +.04 +2.0
Weltz Funds:
PartVal 2329 ... -0.6
Value 36.70 +.03 -0.7
Wells Fargo InstI:
Index I 48.41 +.04 +2.0
Western Asset:
CorePlus 10.71 +.01 +0.8
Core 11.51 ... +0.7
William Blair N:
GrowthN 10.44 -.03 +0.7
Yacktman Funds:
Fundp 15.15 +.02 +0.7


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fill it with the accumulation of others."
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Citrus County schools are
excellent because a lot of
people make them excel-
lent. It's not one, not two, but
hundreds of men and women
who do hundreds of jobs and
take on hundreds of responsibil-
ities that results in excellence.
Once a, year, our community
succeeds in presenting a cele-
bration that focuses on those
who have dedicated themselves
to the profession of education. It
is that singular moment of glit-
ter, flowers, balloons and
applause when we officially give
our thanks and swell up with
pride as we salute the Teachers
of the Year and School-Related
Employees of the
Year from all of the
county's schools THE I1
and business sites. Galaxy
And it is especially spotlights
exciting to hear the
announcement of OUR Of
the two who will
stand as the coun- A night t
ty's top in these two ber all y
fields as well as rep- I
resent Citrus
County in regional and
statewide competition later on
in the year.
From the time our children
leave in the morning until they
return, through their day at
school they are in the hands of
the highest caliber of educators
and support personnel. Citrus
County schools are excellent
because these people make
them excellent No curriculum,
no building and no test can take
the place of the dedication, skill,
compassion and continuous care
that our school system gives.
To publicly recognize these
awesome achievements is over-
whelming. But each year the
Citrus County Education
Foundation hosts this event to
honor the best of the best They
were recently given their night
to remember at the Galaxy of
Stars, a special time when Citrus
County cheers not only when the
two special awards are present-
ed at the climax of the evening's
festivities, but for all of those
men and women who continue to
make a difference each day in
and around the classrooms.
Too often, the acknowledge-
ment of the men and women
behind the everyday successes
of our students are kept inside

tell it all
The "Nightly World News" is still
my choice for a recap of the day's
major'events, provided it's done in
an unquestionably profes-
sional manner that is to
say, timely, honest and so
complete. If it had strayed
from these criteria, it's
time to bring it back. My
biggest complaint is with
hearing half-stories. If the
item is worthy of mention-
ing, then I want it all. I
want the entire story. Call CALL
me lazy, but when I take
the time to tune in, I want 563-
it all. For example: During
the past election, claims
and innuendoes flew in all direc-
tions; most with half the story and
at best, highly questionable. The
Halliburton situation had promi-
nence because of its great sums of
money, but nowhere did we hear or


the classroom. The Galaxy of
Stars is indeed a reminder to all
of us that it is important to step
back and applaud those who,
day in and day out, are the ones
who are taking our students by
the hand and preparing then for
the future. For one evening, at
least, topics such as FCAT, budg-
et cuts, state mandates, discipli-
nary actions and report cards
were drowned out by the parade
of examples of excellence that
are not the exception but the
rule in Citrus County schools.
Selected as Citrus County's
Teacher of the Year, Jane
Nelson, has been a history
teacher at Citrus High School for
30 years. Known by
her students as well
iSUE: as her peers for her
of Stars sincere commit-
winners. ment to her profes-
sion as well as to
PINION: each individual stu-
S-dent, Nelson has a
remem- history of making
ear long. history relevant.
Honored as this
year's School
Related Employee of the Year is
Promise Village parent facilita-
tor Patricia Mitchell. She has
been with the district for 20
years and in her current position
for six. Her job can best be
described as an outreach and,
communication network to serv-
ices within our county, assisting
families in need as well as pro-
viding that link between families
and schools.
While Jane Nelson and
Patricia Mitchell are truly
deserving of the spotlight, they
are also representative of the
hundreds who do their jobs and
light up their corner of the edu-
cation process the champions
we too often forget to cheer for.
It did everyone good at the
Galaxy of Stars to hear it said out
loud, to applaud the ones who
live this message daily and to
recognize those who were select-
ed by their colleagues as the
ones most admired and respect-
ed for the jobs they do every day.
It is hoped that the echoes of
these cheers will remain as con-
tinuous reminders of the sup-
port and admiration that is to be
given to all our county's teachers
and school-related employees
who, in our opinion, are all win-
ners.

see how the money is really being
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decide what we want to do
with it. The majority will
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Thanks for support
As the state chairman for the
Marine Corps League Trike Program,
I would like to take this opportunity
to thank the Chronicle for its support.
The Chronicle's involvement with the
coverage of the Trike presentations
has had such a positive impact on our
program.
For those who inquire, any dollar
donation can be made to the PFC
Samuel R. Wall Detachment No. 1139'
and mailed to 10965 S. Turner Ave.,
Floral City, FL 34436-4918.
Thomas John "Gunny" Heron
Dept. of Florida Dist. 4 Vice
Commandant
J/A, PFC Samuel R. Wall
Detachment 1139

No moral superiority
On Page 12A of the Jan. 28, 2005,
edition of the Citrus County Chronicle
appears a picture of Vladimir Putin,
president of Russia, lighting candles
at the Auschwitz-Birkenau
Concentration Camp commemorating
the terrible history of the camp.
President Putin's Russia is heir of
the former Soviet Union. The USSR
had a prison camp system called
gulags. Russian author, Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn, wrote a book about the
prison system, "The Gulag Archipel-
ago." It was an internationally re-
nowned book during the Cold War.
Many millions more perished there
in the gulags than did in the Nazi con-
centration camps. For President
Putin to condemn the Nazis without
condemning the same deed by his
predecessors (USSR) is hypocritical.
Stalinist Russia condemning Nazi
Germany's deeds is akin to the pot
calling the kettle black
The German president was at
Auschwitz commemorating the
tragedy. The Russians (Putin) should


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commemorate the tens of mil
murdered in their camps and
perhaps they would have som
ness showing up at Auschwitz
memorations.
Yes, the Soviet troops as thi
and murdered civilians and p
dered across Eastern Europe
the Auschwitz inmates, but th
hardly be considered liberalt
After all, didn't Eastern Euro
behind the Iron Curtain ensla
their so-called "liberators" ui
1990? No, of all people, the hi
the Soviet Union have no bus
playing morally superior to th
Chris
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Terror negates pe
Here's Charley (Reese), aga
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most of society's and humanil
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to the Editor
From the beginning of written histo-
B ry, there has never been peace in
nicle edi- Palestine outside of forceful occupa-
editorial tion and that can be said of most of
car-' the world.
ot neces- Charley ignores Israel's necessary
the edito- actions justifying their "Blitzkrieg war
d to of 1967" in establishing a small buffer
er to the zone separating their enemies who
surround them. He also ignores the
editorial possibility that by establishing a free
660. world backed Jewish homeland in the
include a world's hottest spot the British
including achieved a stronghold, along with
and allowing Turkey to maintain a princi-
iven out. pal territory, that has so far disal-
:ers for lowed the former Soviets a foothold
taste. and access to the Mediterranean Sea.
350 Notwithstanding the despotic and
theocratic governments surrounding
1624 N. the Jews, does Charley think that
er, FL peace is obtainable there should the
8; or e- Israelis capitulate on his three
points? Charley, would you invite peo-
ple with bombs strapped to their body
lions into your homeland to blow your peo-
I then ple up or would you create 60 percent
ie busi- unemployment by restricting their
z com- entry?
Bin Laden and his ilk will not be
ey raped appeased. You appeasers must realize
)lun- that the world is controlled by the
freed effective use of force. Go hug Jimmy
iey can Carter for a while.
tors. The poor Palestinian people are
pe live powerless for sure except to lob rock-
aved by ets, back pack bombs and cry to ap-
ntil peasers while accepting aid from the
eirs of surrounding despots and their wanna-
iness bes and silently watch their elected
he Nazis. leaders abscond with billions instead
s Clayton of trying to improve their lot in life.
)mosassa There will never be peace there or
elsewhere until the world comes to
,ace the reality that it must eradicate ter-
rorism. Good progress is being made
lin. in the region by that bully G.W Bush.
look on
y's diffi- Jim Davis
Crystal River


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JON S-rYF tough both times," Densmore they beat 48-4 in their last Winter Haven All Saints'
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knows that tempo is every-
thing.
When his team can get down
the floor and run, it gets easy
baskets and lights up the score-
board. But when an opponent
can slow down the tempo, the
Hurricanes struggle.
So when Citrus opens the
Class 4A-District 9 tournament
against Crystal River at 5 p.m.
Wednesday, Densmore will be
pushing his team to run.
"Crystal River has played us


mtem make us play their pace.
The second-seeded host
Hurricanes (17-6) have won
both games against the Pirates
(10-14) this season by a com-
bined 11 points, something that
can be scary for a favored
team.
"Their record is so deceiving
because they've lost so many
close games," Densmore said.
"They come in with that
record, but they certainly
aren't a bad team."
Of the four boys teams in
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against Hernando Christian.
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Tournament beginning
with a triple-header on
Wednesday.

Rivers made the state playoffs
last season, with Citrus and
Lecanto falling in district the
semifinals.
The Warriors open Class 1A-
District 5 play against
Hernando Christian, a team


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its first district title if it can
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district championship game.
The Warriors (12-11) have
won nine of their last 12 games
and will likely end up facing
rival Ocala St John Lutheran
in Saturday's final in things go
as planned. The teams split
meetings during the season
and the Saints beat the
Warriors 52-48 in last season's
district final.
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Kim Bollmger
KEEPING
TRACK


From pre-race celebrations,
to those in victory lane, the
celebration is on at Citrus
County Speedway.
Saturday night marked the
50th anniversary of the racetrack
in Inverness.
Carroll Lewis, Charlie
Boatwright and Lucky Whitton
were honored for their service,
commitment and dedication to
local auto racing. The tribute,
held in victory lane during pre-
race ceremonies, was fitting for
these three highly-respected


individuals who devoted many
years to the local racing effort.
TBARA Sprint winner David
Steele also celebrated in the
winner's circle after setting a
blistering pace in the 30-lap fea-
ture to outrun Hank Lower for
his first feature win of the sea-
son.
Steele's lap times dipped into
the upper 11-second range and
set a new unofficial record on
the 3/8-mile asphalt oval making
him the fastest driver to ever
compete at the racetrack


Lower followed in second
after holding off Doug Heveron.
Dude Teate, the defending cham-
pion, contended with last year's
TBARA rookie of the year Troy
DeCaire to finish third.
Rounding out the top 10 were
Keith Butler, Mark Gimmler,
Gary Gimmler, Doug Berryman
and Brian Taylor.
Local celebrations included
defending Modified Champion
Billy Bechtelheimer with his
first Modified win of 2005.
Bechtelheimer outlasted Robert


Ray, Richie Smith, Ronny
Campbell and Jimmy Wagner.
Tommy Smith outran James
Batson for the Hobby Stock win.
Following the pair to the finish
was Bill Ryan, Alvin Williamson
and Don Paugh.
Steven Stinedurf chased Gary
Johnson to the checkers in
Thunder Stock action. Lee
Keller, Mike Loudy and D.J.
Macklin rounded out the top
five.
Donald Guy took the flag to
flag 4-cylinder Bomber win over


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Brandon Elwood and Jesse:
Mullis.
Next week will feature the
Late Models, Mini Cup Cars,
Street Stocks, Mini Stocks,
Hobby Stocks, Thunder Stocks,
and 4 Cylinder Bombers.

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BASKETBALL
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
W L Pct GB
Boston 26 26 .500 -
Philadelphia 26 26 .500 -
New Jersey 22 29 .431 3
Toronto 21 31 .404 5
New York 20 32 .385 6
Southeast Division
W L Pct GB
Miami 39 14 .736 -
Washington 30 21 .588 8
Orlando 27 24 .529 11-
Atlanta 10 39 .204 27
Charlotte 10 39 .204 27
Central Division
W L Pct GB
Detroit 31 19 .620 -
Cleveland 29 20 .592 1
Chicago 24 23 .511 51/2
Indiana 24 26 .480 7
Milwaukee 20 29 .408 10
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Southwest Division
W L Pct GB
San Antonio 40 12 .769 -
Dallas 33 16 .673 5
Houston 31 21 .596 9
Memphis 30 22 .577 10
New Orleans 11 41 .212 29
Northwest Division
W *L Pct GB
Seattle 35 14 .714 -
Minnesota 25 27 .481 11
Denver 23 28 .451 13
Portland 21 29 .420 14
Utah 17 33 .340 18
Pacific Division
W L Pct GB
Phoenix 40 12 .769 -
Sacramento 33 18 .647 6
L.A. Lakers 25 24 .510 13
LA. Clippers 23 28 .451 16
Golden State 14 37 .275 25
Sunday's Games
Miami 96, San Antonio 92
Chicago 87, Minnesota 83
Cleveland 103, LA. Lakers 89
Sacramento 104, Boston 100
Indiana 76, Memphis 73
Toronto 109, L.A. Clippers 106
New York 102, Charlotte 99
Orlando 97, New Orleans 94
New Jersey 94, Denver 79
Dallas 95, Seattle 92
Houston 81, Portland 80
Phoenix 106, Golden State 102, OT
Monday's Games
Philadelphia 106, New York 105
Portland 80, Charlotte 77
Detroit 107, Milwaukee 83
New Orleans 98, Washington 96
Utah at Phoenix, 9 p.m.
Tuesday's Games
L.A. Clippers at Orlando, 7 p.m.
Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m.
New Jersey at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
Sacramento at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Washington at Houston, 8:30 p.m.
Utah at LA. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.
Dallas at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.
Wednesday's Games
Memphis at Boston, 7 p.m.
Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m.
Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m.
Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m.
Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m.
Portland at Indiana, 7 p.m.
Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Miami, 7:30 p.m.
Sacramento at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m.
Golden State at Seattle, 9 p.m.
San Antonio at New Orleans, 9 p.m.
Pistons, 107, Bucks 83
MILWAUKEE (83) ....
Kukoc 3-9., 0-0 6, Sm!th;,548l,,1J1,,
Gadzuric 4-8 2-2 10, M.Wd.lims 1-6 0-0 2,
Mason 2-9 2-5 6, Van Horn 4-5 0-0 9,
James 5-15 0-0 13, Pachulia 2-3 0-0 4,
Strickland 7-11.3-4 18, Z.Hamilton 1-2 0-2
2, Santiago 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 35-81 8-14
83.
DETROIT (107)
Prince 5-11 2-3 13, R.Wallace 7-16 1-4
17, B.Wallace 5-8 1-5 11, R.Hamilton 6-10
2-2 16, Billups 5-8 5-6 17, McDyess 3-5 0-
0 6, Hunter 0-0 0-0 0, Arroyo 5-7 5-6 15,
Milicic 3-6 2-4 8, Dupree 1-3 0-0 2, Jenkins
1-4 0-0 2. Totals 41-78 18-30 107.
Milwaukee 24 17 17 25 83
Detroit 26 32 27 22 107
3-Point Goals-Milwaukee 5-17 (James
3-9, Strickland 1-2, Van Horn 1-2,
M.Williams 0-1, Kukoc 0-3), Detroit 7-18
(R.Hamilton 2-3, Billups 2-5, R.Wallace 2-
6, Prince 1-2, Jenkins 0-2). Fouled Out-
None. Rebounds-Milwaukee 49
(Gadzuric 13), Detroit 52 (B.Wallace 12).
Assists-Milwaukee 22 (M.Williams 8),
Detroit 32 (Arroyo 6). Total Fouls-
Milwaukee 22, Detroit 13. Technicals-
Detroit Defensive Three Second, McDyess
2. Ejected-McDyess. A-22,076.
(22,076).
76ers 106, Knicks 105
NEW YORK (105)
T.Thomas 4-8 0-0 9, Ku.Thomas 3-6 0-0
6, Mohammed 2-3 0-0 4, Marbury 13-22 3-
5 32, Crawford 6-16 3-3 19, Sweetney 3-5
3-4 9, J.Williams 3-6 2-4 8, Baker 1-1 1-2
3, Hardaway 4-8 1-1 11, Ariza 1-6 0-0 2,
Norris 1-1.0-0 2. Totals 41-82 13-19 105.
PHILADELPHIA (106)
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BASKETBALL
7 p.m. (ESPN) College Basketball Indiana at Ohio State. (Live)
(CC)
(ESPN2) College Basketball Connecticut at Providence. (Live) (CC)
(SUN) NBA Basketball Los Angeles Clippers at Orlando Magic.
From the TD Waterhouse Centre in Orlando (Live)
9 p.m. (ESPN) College Basketball Kentucky at South Carolina.
(Live) (CC)
LOCAL
7:30 p.m. (WYKE) Sports Talk, co-hosted by Mike Deem and Joe
Bell, will feature as guest Ron Allan, head girls basketball coach at
4A-9 champion Lecanto. To ask questions, call 795-4919. Sports
Talk can be seen on Bright House Citrus 16, Adelphia Citrus,
Dunnellon or Inglis 16 and Broadcast 49.
SOCCER
12 p.m. (FSNFL) Premiership Soccer Chelsea vs. Everton. (Taped)
2:45 p.m. (ESPN2) Soccer FIFA Football for Hope Ronaldinho
XI vs. Shevchenko XI. From Nou Camp Stadium in Barcelona,
Spain. (Live)



Prep CALENDAR


TODAY'S PREP SPORTS
BOYS BASKETBALL
6 p.m. Seven Rivers vs. Hernando Christian (District Tournament
in Cedar Key)
SOFTBALL
7 p.m. Lecanto at Dunnellon
7 p.m. Citrus at Leesburg
BOYS TENNIS
3:30 p.m. Crystal River at Citrus
4:30 p.m. Dunnellon at Lecanto
GIRLS TENNIS
3:30 p.m. Citrus at Crystal River
4:30 p.m. Lecanto at Dunnellon


19, Dalembert 1-3 1-2 3, Iverson 11-24 15-
17 38, Iguodala 4-6 0-0 8, Jackson 10-14
2-3 22, McKie 1-2 0-0 2, Skinner 0-2 0-0 0,
Davis 0-2 0-0 0, Ollie 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 38-
76 25-30 106.
New York 23 25 26 31 105
Philadelphia 23 37 25 21 106
3-Point Goals-New York 10-21
(Crawford 4-8, Marbury 3-6, Hardaway 2-
2, T.Thomas 1-4, Ariza 0-1), Philadelphia
5-19 (Korver 4-11, Iverson 1-6, McKie 0-1,
Iguodala 0-1). Fouled Out-None.
Rebounds-New York 43 (Sweetney 11),
Philadelphia 47 (Dalembert 12). Assists-
New York 25 (Marbury 9), Philadelphia 23
(Iverson 10). Total Fouls-New York 28,
Philadelphia 14. Technicals-Philadelphia
Defensive Three Second, Philadelphia
bench, Iverson. A-15,303 (20,444).
Blazers 80, Bobcats 77
PORTLAND (80)
Patterson 7-11 3-4 17, Ratliff 0-4 1-2 1,
Przybilla 8-11 3-5 19, Stoudamire 8-20 0-0
17, Van Exel 4-11 0-0 9, Miles 6-9 3-4 15,
Tellair 0-1 2.2 2, Q4taaw 0-2 0-0 0,
Anderson 0-2 0.0 0. Tdtas 33-71 12-1780.'
CHARLOTTE (77)
Wallace 6-10 2-2 14, Ely 6-9 4-4 16,
Brezec 5-12 0-0 10, Hart 5-13 1-1 12,
Rush 3-9 0-0 7, T.Smith 2-6 0-0 4, Bogans
2-6 0-0 4, Kapono 1-6 0-0 3, Robinson 1-4
1-4 3, S.Smith 0-5 4-4 4. Totals 31-80 12-
1577.
Portland 26 19 18 17 80
Charlotte 19 22 23 13 77
3-Point Goals-Portland 2-7
(Stoudamire 1-2, Van Exel 1-4, Anderson
0-1), Charlotte 3-11 (Hart 1-2, Rush 1-3,
Kapono 1-4, Bogans 0-1, S.Smith 0-1).
Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-Portland
44 (Przybilla 17), Charlotte 51 (Brezec 18).
Assists-Portland 20 (Stoudamire, Miles
5), Charlotte 14 (Hart 5). Total Fouls-
Portland 19, Charlotte 19. Technicals-
Stoudamire. A-9,213. (23,319).
Hornets 98, Wizards 96
WASHINGTON (96)
, Jamison 9-22 9-11 30, Jeffries 2-5 0-0 4,
Haywood 3-3 2-2 8, Arenas 12-29 8-9 34,
Hayes 3-6 2-2 8, Ruffin 0-0 0-0 0, Dixon 4-
10 0-0 8, Profit 1-4 0-0 2, Thomas 1A2 0-0
2, Blake 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-82 21-24 96.
NEW ORLEANS (98)
Lynch 3-5 0-0 6, Rogers 5-13 0-0 12,
P.Brown 6-11 1-1 13, Dickau 3-14 3-5 10,
J..Smith 6-12 3-8 18, Jacobsen 3-8 1-1 8,
Andersen 7-10 2-2 16,,Nachbar 6-9 2-2 15.
Totals 39-82 12-19 98.
Washington 24 24 24 24 96
New Orleans 27 24 26 21 98
3-Point Goals-Washington 5-22
(Jamison 3-5, Arenas 2-12, Hayes 0-1,
Profit 0-1, Dixon 0-3), New Orleans 8-24


late-game pass that led to his
team's 56-54 district semifinal
win over Lecanto.
The Panthers (13-8) finished
the season playing well and
will be looking to beat
Springstead for a fourth time
Wednesday night.
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Andersen 9). Assists-Washington 11
(Arenas 6), New Orleans 28 (Dickau 7).
Total Fouls-Washington 22, New Orleans
22. Technical-Washington Defensive
Three'Second. A-11,687 (17,200).
The AP Top 25
The top 25 teams in The Associated
Press' men's college basketball poll, with
first-place votes in parentheses, records
through Feb. 13, total points based on 25
points for a first-place vote through one
point for a 25th-place vote and last week's
ranking:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Illinois (72) 25-01,800 1
2. Kansas 20-11,710 3
3. Kentucky 19-21,592 5
4. North Carolina 20-31,576 2
5. Wake Forest 21-31,553 6
6. Boston College 20-11,365 4
7. Duke 18-31,348 7
8. Oklahoma St. 19-31.329 10
9. Syracuse 22-31,219 8,
10. Arizona 21-41,140 12
11. Michigan St. 17-41,008 13
12. Louisville 21-4 965 9
13. Gonzaga 19-4 889 14
14. Utah 21-3 827 15
15. Washington 20-4 811 11
16. Alabama 19-4 737 17
17. Pittsburgh 17-4 717 18
18. Connecticut 15-6 602 -19
19. Pacific 20-2 360 24
'20. Wisconsin 16-6 342 20
21. Oklahoma 17-6 263 16
22. Maryland 15-7 231 -
23. Charlotte 17-4 225 -
24. Cincinnati 18-6 130 21
25. Villanova 14-6 118 22
Others receiving votes: Florida 105,
Georgetown 48, Texas 46, Texas Tech 46,
DePaul 45, Old Dominion 44, Mississippi
St. 33, Nevada 29, Notre Dame 28,
Georgia Tech 27, S. Illinois 21, Wichita St.
21, Vermont 19, Memphis 7, Wis.-
Milwaukee 7, Miami 6, George Washington
5, St. Mary's, Cal. 2, Texas A&M 2, Holy
Cross 1, Minnesota 1.
No. 17 Pitt 68, No. 9 Syracuse 64
PITTSBURGH (18-4)
Troutman 2-2 16-20 20, Kendall 2-4 0-0
5, Taft 6-8 2-4 14, Krauser 5-13 1-2 15,
Graves 3-6 0-0 9, DeGroat 0-0 0-0 0,
Ramon 1-7 0-0 3, Benjamin 0-1 0-0 0,
McCarroll 0-1 0-0 0, Gray 0-4 2-2 2. Totals
19-46 21-28 68.
SYRACUSE (22-4)
Warrick 4-10 4-4 12, Pace 0-2 0-0 0,
Forth 2-5 3-4 7, McNamara 5-21 3-4 16,


ond half of this season. These
kids are used to winning and
they like winning."
The winner of the, nightcap
will move on to face top-seeded
Leesburg, a team that beat
Lecanto in triple overtime at
home and 54-45 to finish the
district regular season in
Lecanto.
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Watkins 0-0 0-0 0, Roberts 4-5 1-3 9,
McCroskey 7-13 2-3 18. Totals 23-61 13-
1864.
Halftime-Pittsburgh 29-28. 3-Point
Goals-Pittsburgh 9-22 (Krauser 4-7,
Graves 3-5, Kendall 1-3, Ramon 1-7),
Syracuse 5-22 (McNamara 3-13,
McCroskey 2-5, Nichols 0-2, Warrick 0-2).
Fouled Out-Roberts. Rebounds-
Pittsburgh 41 (Taft, Troutman 10),
Syracuse 32 (Forth 10). Assists-
Pittsburgh 15 (Krauser, Ramon 5),
Syracuse 15 (McNamara 10). Total
Fouls-Pittsburgh 20, Syracuse 19. A-
24,631.

TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
American League
MINNESOTA TWINS-Agreed to terms
with LHP Johan Santana on a four-year
contract.
TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS-Agreed to
terms with RHP Jorge Sosa on a one-year
contract.
National League
NEW YORK METS-Agreed to terms
with RHP Todd Van Poppel on a minor
league contract.
Carolina League
POTOMAC-Announced team's name
has been changed to Nationals.
Canadian-American League
NEW'JERSEY JACKALS-Signed INF
Tyler Brock. Traded LHP Lou Wieben to
San Angelo for a player to be named.
QUEBEC LES CAPITALES-Signed C
Andrew Mercier.
Central League
EL PASO DIABLOS-Signed RHP Chris
Flanagan and INF Jody Martinez.
Northern League
WINNIPEG GOLDEYES-Signed OF
Harry Berrios.
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
DENVER NUGGETS-Placed C Nene
on the injured list.
NEW JERSEY NETS-Acquired F
Clifford Robinson from Golden State for
second-round draft picks in 2005 and
2007. Released F Donnell Harvey.
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Placed F John
Salmons on the injured list: Activated G
Kevin Ollie from the injured list.
Women's National Basketball
Association
CHARLOTTE STING-Signed G-F Sheri
Sam.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
CHICAGO BEARS-Agreed to terms
with LS Patrick Mannelly on a six-year con-
tract.
CINCINNATI BENGALS-Signed Marvin
Lewis, coach, to a one-year contract
extension through the 2008 season.
CLEVELAND BROWNS-Released QB
Jeff Garcia. Named Jeff Davidson offen-
sive line coach, Terry Robiskie wide
receivers coach and Jerry Rossburg spe-
cial teams coach.
MIAMI DOLPHINS-Named Tim Davis
assistant offensive line coach and Bert Hill
associate strength coach.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ers-Named Gary
Emanuel defensive line coach and Johnny
Parker strength and conditioning coach.
WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed LB
Clifton Smith.
Canadian Football League
EDMONTON ESKIMOS-Announced
the retirement of RB Mike Pringle.
arenafootball2
CENTRAL VALLEY COYOTES-
Announced WR-DB DeRonn Finley and
DS Lemont Higgins have been assigned to
ne team.
GREEN BAY BLIZZARD-Announced L
Thomas Cole has been assigned to the
team.
LOUISVILLE FIRE-Placed DS Clint
Brown on re-assignment.
HOCKEY
American Hockey League
MANITOBA MOOSE-Assigned F
Chanse Fitzpatrick to Columbia of the
ECHL.
ST. JOHN'S MAPLE LEAFS-Assigned
G Matt Underhill to Mississippi of the
ECHL.
UTAH GRIZZLIES-Assigned D Peter
Metcalfe to Idaho of the ECHL.
WORCESTER ICE CATS-Recalled F
David Kaczowka from Peoria of the ECHL.
ECHL
CHARLOTTE CHECKERS-Released F
Chris Welch and D Tim Schneider.
WATER POLO
U.S. WATER POLO-Named Guy Baker
director of high performance.
COLLEGE
CORNELL, IOWA-Announced the resig-
nation of women's basketball coach Nicole
Kotrba, effective at the end of the season.
DARTMOUTH-Names Michelle Smith
student-athlete academic advisor-life skills
coordinator.
ELON-Named Chris Webb women's
soccer coach.
ILLINOIS-Named Ed Warinner assis-
tant football coach.
MERCYHURST-Named Ryan Patton
women's volleyball coach.
STANFORD-Named Tom Hayes defen-
sive coordinator and secondary coach.


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well and we're defending
well."
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clinch a berth in the state play-
offs by making it to the final in
the tournament, which
appears to be up for grabs.
"I think we have as much
chance of winning as anybody,"
Nichols said. "In our district,
everyone has a chance."


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CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE


Bowling: A blast for all five senses


ELAINE FYFE
For the Chronicle

This is the first part of an I-
don't-know-how-many part
series. The reason is because
as I started writing it just kept
getting longer It is about our
senses. Take this little test.
Drive with a friend to a local
bowling alley. Before you enter
through the doors, have your
friend blindfold you. (Make
sure you are with a good friend
though, since you are the one
with the blindfold).
Ok, now you are ready to go
inside. At first use only your
sense of hearing. What is the
first thing you hear? Of course,
it's the falling of bowling pins.
But listen harder. There may
be the sound of arcade games,
a thrilled yell from a bowler
who just got another strike, or
maybe an outburst of frustra-
tion from someone who just
missed a very doable spare, or
a little child crying that he
doesn't want to bowl, but play a
video game. Maybe you pick up
on the gentle skid of bowling
shoes or that of the rumble of
balls returning.
Keep that blindfold on,
because now comes the sense
of smell. The first "aroma" is
that of disinfectant-sprayed
rental shoes. How about that
tempting splendor of the fresh-
ly popped corn yanking at the
reliable olfactory nerve. And
don't forget the unmistakable
smell of pizza just out of the
oven putting the nose into
overdrive. But even these are
not the reason to go to the
bowling alley, of course it's to
bowl.
Time to remove the blind-
fold, because here is where the
real fun begins. By the way, you
are not going to bowl; you are
going to people-watch.
How do you keep a people-
watcher in suspense? I'll let
you know next week.
Bowling Bite
What Is suspense?
It is what a bowling column
writer (or TV series) does to force
their audience to find out what hap-
pens next week. Just call it a
cliffhanger.
Upcoming Events
Beverly Hills Bowl
: Due to a conflict with the tourna-
ment being held at Manatee Lanes
the third Sunday of the month, the
Beverly Hills doubles tournament
will be the second Saturday of the
month the rest of this year. Check
in time will be 6 p.m. with the tour-
nament stating at 7 p.m. This is a
mixed tournament of any combina-
tion of male and female. The entry
fee is $20 per person or $40 per
couple. Prize fund is based on the
number of entries.
Call Beverly Hills Bowl (527-
1200) or Bob Hacker ((352) 465-
0828) for more information.


For the Chronicle
Justin and Charleen Simpkins were winners of the Valentine's
Scotch Doubles tourney held at Parkvlew Lanes.The couple met
while bowling, and they got married last fall.


Parkview Lanes
The next Rizzo's Pizza GolfBowl
Tourney is Sunday, Feb. 27, at 9
a.m. at Twisted Oaks Country
Club. The cost is $41 per person,
which includes everything except
beverages. Registrations are
required by Feb. 23.
Manatee Lanes
Citrus County Scratch Shoot-Out
Singles Tournament sponsored by
JAY_CEE Enterprises of Crystal
River. There is $250 in added prize
money. The tournament will be
Sunday, Feb. 20 at 11 a.m.
Tournament entry fees are $40 per
person for singles and Doubles (as
singles option) $10 per person, per
entry.,
For more information, contact
Dean Lawyer or Lindy Sojka at
Manatee Lanes, 795-4546.
County Championship
Once again The Citrus Chronicle
will sponsor The Greater Citrus
County Championship Bowling
Tournament set for on the week-
ends of March 12-13 and 19-20,
with the team event being held at
Manatee Lanes and the single and
doubles being held at Sportsmen
Lanes.
This tournament is open to all
American Bowling Congress mem-
bers with a Citrus County Year
Book Average (2003-04)ror a cur-
rent league average of 21 games
or more.
There will be attendance prizes
being given away each game dur-
ing the tournament. You will also
be able to sponsor a lane for $25.
You will get with your company
name over your lane.
This year, once again all money
received over tournament expens-
es will be donated to Hospice of
Citrus County. Last year, $1000
was raised for Hospice.
So get.your team together and
come join us. And let's beat last
years donation.


Entry forms are available at all
five bowling centers or by calling
Virgil Gunter, tournament director,
at 628-5172, or Bob Hacker,.
executive director, (352) 465-
0828).
Citrus Bowling Congress
There is an initial nominating
committee for the newly merging
Greater Citrus United States
Bowling Congress (G.C.U.S.B.C.)
which is replacing the W.I.B.C.,
the A.B.C. and Y.A.B.A. associa-
tions beginning the 2005-06 fall
season.
This committee will be trying to
get potential candidates to serve as
Officers and Directors for this new
organization. We will need a
President, a 1st Vice President, a
2nd Vice President, as well as 8
board members (4 of each sex)
and 3 persons which will represent
the Youth board. These positions
are open to any one. They are
looking for are dedicated individuals
who have some knowledge of the
rules and regulations of bowling.
Applications will be left at each
bowling center in about a week.
This committee will screen all appli.
cations, and send recommenda-
tions to the board. There will then
be an open election for all sanc-
tioned bowlers. If anyone is inter-
ested in a position, they can fill out
the application and leave it at a
bowling center. There will also be
flyers at each center explaining the
qualifications.
For further information, contact
Dee Smith at 212-6133 or by e-
mail at the following address: dee-
smith @tampabay.rr.com.
Pakvi1ew Lanes
Valentine's Party/Tourney
Cash winners in the tourney were Justin
and Char Simpkins, winning with 1,618
pins, followed by Helen and Charlie Herr,
Saad Bouve and Gil Oatley, and Debbe
Chung and Mike Buchanan.
Saturday 300 No Tap
Ives Chavez won all three games with two
300s and a 277. Second place winners


were Liz Hickey, Mary Morrow and Loren
Pearson. The 300 8-pin NoTap Tourney is
every Saturday at 6 p.m., and the cost is
$12 per person.
Parkview Bowlers of the week are Doris
Dayner, 98 pins over her average, and Ken
Goodenough, 122 pins over his average.
League High Handicap Scores
Monday Nite Special
Men's Game, Series
Ken Smith 280,766
Ken Goodenough 269,767
Women's Game, Series
Stacy Christopher 259
Helen Longtin 256,711
Brenda Lentz 700
Preserve Pinbuster
Men's Game, Series
Chuck Keaton 244,658
Nick Bello 241,671
Women's Game, Series
Elaine Boucher 251
Marlene Baker 247,697
Bette Summers 670
Parkview Seniors
Men's Game, Series
Doc Andrews 244,615
Don Ballard 609
Lyle Ternmes 224,615
Women's Game, Series
Dot Calverley 251,671
Eleanor Scheer 230
Vera Ingi 650
Ladies Classic
Mary Briscoe 251.
Shirley Davey 249,683
Doti Wyspianski 681
Late Starters
Men's Game, Series
Ron Gable 240
Marty Suehowicz 227
Rich Vehrs 645
Larry Manion 617
Women's Game, Series
Eva Gable 241,613
GloIria Ortiz 240,653.
Wednesday Night Men
Don Kimpel 291,770
Dick Lenzen 276,775.
Parkvlew Women's Trio
Mar Conklin 250
Ida Mahar 248
Doris Dayner 698
Fay Bellamy 664
Holder Hotshots
Men's Game, Series
Chris Jones 276,752
Chuck Hindbaugh 264,741
Women's Game, Series
Millie Barker 302,773
Jennifer Kish 255,722
Parkview Owls
Men's Game, Series
Mike Royer 300,754
Bob Hudson 270
Eric Priest 735
Women's Game, Series
Michelle Wise 280,729
June Williams 263,743
High Scratch Scores
(Women 200/600, Men 225/650)
Men's Game, Series
Eric Glowacki 233
Bob Hacker 239
Mike Buchanan 235
Kenny Schubert 236
Ken Goodenough 233,659
Ken Smith 225,257,697
Eric Avery 236
Women's Game, Series
Dee Smith 203
Lisa Morgan 214
Mary Briscoe 209
Men's Game, Series
Don Kimpel 257,668
Dick Lenzen 237,235,658
Brian Carney 225,671
Craig McNall 225
Women's Game, Series
Michelle Wise 201
Jane Terrell 212
Men's Game, Series
Phil Ciquera 243
Chris Jones 228
Millie Barker 215
Mike Royer 278,688
Tony Thompson 246
Women's Game
Lori Ciquera 205
Michelle Wise 225.
Beverly Hills Bowl
Good Times League, Monday


Men's Scratch Game
Bruce Farr, 243
Richard Lieval, 242
Men's Series
Craig Austin, 678
Todd Cridland, 671
Men's Handicap Game
Robby Yoakam, 262
Donald Boileau, 261
Men's Series
Merrill Barlow, 749
Richard ULieval, 717
Women's Scratch Game
Lisa Morgan, 270
Kathleen Cridland, 266
Women's Series
Kathleen Cridland,708
Lisa Morgan, 654
Women's Handicap game
Kathleen Cridland,301
Lisa Morgan, 288
Women's Series
Kathleen Cridland,813
Barbara Schneider, 732
Sportsmen's Bowl
Sunbowlers Senior Mixed Monday
Bill Roberts, 240,614
Ernest Whritenour, 205
Warren Alpin, 199
Evelyn Thibodeau, 179
Artlene Messer, 172
Kitty Gray, 168,455
His & Hers Mixed Monday
John Tuttle, 257
Jerry Bassett, 216, 632
Bob Smith, 211
Jean Cunningham, 235, 565
Rose Anderson, 180
Robin Budd, 176
FirstNighters Men's Tuesday
Ronnie Jessup, 247
Larry Gray, 246
Jeff Hickey, 245, 655
Early Birds Ladies Wednesday
Joan McDow, 202
Nancy Curtin, 200, 483
Frances Moore, 187, 466
R&B Auto TriCounty Men's Wednesday
Richard Webb, 257
Jerry Rogers, 257, 692
Lenard Kemp, 255, 645
Hits and Misses Senior Mixed,
Thursday
Ed Powers, 200, 566
Joseph Magee, 184
Harold Owens, 177
Sarah Adams, 219, 559
Barbara Steffen, 180, 467
Joan Muller, 176, 498
PInBusters Ladles Thursday
Bonnie Dreher, 202, 514
Rosemary Burdick, 192, 506
Kitty Collins, 190 '
Kings & Queens Senior Mixed, Friday
George Hunter, 196
Ralph Brown, 192, 533
Jim Osler, 191
Edith Koziski, 185, 479
Emma Hazelwood, 173
Georgia Ryan, 172, 448
Friday Nighters Mixed
Don Griffin, 255, 635
George Paxinos, 253, 663
Mark Wrightson, 237, 588
Denise Griffin, 203, 558
Liz Paxinos, 193
Joanne Desomma, 190, 501
Saturday YABA Youth
Scott Joiner 183
Donald Johnston 181
Chris Carr 180, 439
Kim Wrightson 203, 504
Amanda Alexander 138, 306
Amanda Shields 138, 383
Neffer's
Suncoast Mixed
Men's Game
Rick Labree, 259
Mike Allender, 247
Matt Ivkovic, 236
Men's Series
Mike Allender, 677
Chris Williams, 659
Matt Ivkovic, 646
Women's Game
Belinda Harris, 215
Lynn Clay, 210
Harriet Rosenquist, 201
Women's Series
Kim Mullis, 544
Lynn Clay, 539
Belinda Harris, 532
Sugar Bowlers


Men's Game
Cyd Samson, 215
Mike Ciampa, 197
Joe Demers, 195
Men's Series
Mike Ciampy, 517
Joe Demers, 506
AJ Rich, 490
Women's Game
Ann Uplinger, 191
Shirley Dunkle, 190
Barbara Trahey, 176
Women's Series
Ann Uplinger, 511
Barbara Trahey, 493
Shirley Dunkle, 485
NightCrawlers
Men's Game
Bob Boyer, 2389
Dutch Sweigert, 258
Bobby Kempton,. 256
Men's Series
Dutch Sweigert, 715
Bob Boyer, 703
Matt Ivkovic, 702
Women's Game
Pat Coles, 204
Patty Connley, 200
Wendy Strader, 200
Women's Series
Marcia Cobb, 530
Wendy Strader, 526
Pat Coles, 522
Sugar Babes
High Game
Dorie Hammell, 188
Gloria Guinn, 178
Janice Lovem, 173
High Series
Winnie Freyer, 484
Dorie Hammell, 472
Gloria Guinn, 470
Winter Rollers
Men's Game
Dick Hover, 226
DJ McDonald, 223
Kelly Lewis, 206
Men's Series
Dick Hover, 659
Kelly Lewis, 572
DJ McDonald, 570
Women's Game
Pat Hover, 198
Georgia Wendland, 177
Jewel Brown, 167
Women's Series
Pat Hover, 497
Georgia Wendland, 490
Jewel Brown, 436
Stars of Tomorrow
Men's Game
Travis Neff, 181
Andrew Cannon, 147
Joel Ayers, 145
Men's Series
Travis Neff, 497
Joel Ayers, 428
Andrew Cannon, 400
Tuesday Ladies Competitive
High Game
Lynn Clay, 226
Sue Witfoth, 222
Kim Mullis, 221
High Series
Lynn Clay, 645
Kim Mullis, 600
Lori Howerton, 594
Faith Baptist Church
Men's Game
Joe Johnson, 255
Jeremy Joriga, 180
John Armstrong, 178
Men's Series
Joe Johnson, 637
Jeremy Joriga, 463
Dick Ronketto, 459
Women's Game
Betty Ronketto, 146
Martha Witt, 143
Carolee Fletcher, 122
Women's Series
Betty Ronketto, 428
Martha Witt, 415
Carolyn Smith, 339
Powder Puffs
High Game
Sis Roma Jenkins, 200
Bev Durham, 185
Betty Knox, 173
High Series
Sis Roma Jenkins, 516
Bev Durham, 514
Con Deering, 476


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here are all kinds of sur-
prises a tournament can
come up with to spice up
an event
Generally speaking, none are
as dramatic as what the 2005
American Cancer Society is
going to give us. It will be a total-
ly new experience for most local
players.
The surprise is the surface the
tournament will be played on.
The event
will switch
from the
hard courts
at Citrus
Hills Tennis
Center to the
HarTru
(soft) courts
of of Citrus
H ientrants.s Eric van den
Skyview at Hoogen
Terra Vista ON TENNIS
moennis Club,
where we of us who are over
will be welcomed by the newly
appointed tennis director for
both facilities, Bruce Payne.
Depending paing on the number of
entrants and weather,ence someof
the consolationll make and noway be
played find on the hard courts. Let's
hope thautsome of those matches
will be played on other courts
because of the number of
entrants. None of us can pass up
this opportunity to play on the

county. None of us who are over
40 can pass on the opportunity to
play an entire weekend and be
able to get out of bed on Monday
morning pain-free.
Yes, you can believe me --that
is how much difference soft
courts will make and now, you
can find out for yourself.
Last but not least, all this fun
will be helping a great charity


raise money.
All this will be happening at
the 2005 American Cancer
Society Tennis Tournament,
April 9-10. It is a mixed doubles
only tournament with A, B, C and
C-60+ divisions. The entry fee
will be $20 per person. There will
be a t-shirt for each participant
and awards for winners and run-
ners-up. Now is the time to talkto
potential partners, wife, husband
friends, colleagues, brother or
sister, or anybody you can think
of.
Monday Nght Ladles Doubles
Brooksville Aces def.
Plantation, 4-2; Brooksville Kick
Butt def. Love Inverness 4-1. For
more information or to report
scores, contact Antoinette van
den Hoogen at 382-3138 or
hoera@juno.com.
USA Women Team Tennis
Pine Ridge, 0 points; Crystal River,
4 points; Citrus Hills I, 2 points; Citrus
Hills II, 4 points; Citrus Hills III, 4
points; Sugarmill Woods, 0 points.
This league is geared toward the
3.0 and 3.5 level players. Each team
consists of four players. New players,
regulars or subs, are always wel-
come. To sign up or for information
about this league, contact Char
Schmoller at 527-9218 or e-mail
schmoler@atlantic.net.
,Senior Tuesday 3.0 League
Riverhaven Ospreys def.
Riverhaven Gators, 4-0;
Meadowcrest Rackettes def.
Riverview, 4-0; Meadowcrest Aces vs
Pine Ridge, 2-2' Crystal River vs
Citrus Hills, 3-3. For information about
this league, contact Jo Santo at 563-
5848 or e-mail jocrystal@mymailsta-
tion.com.
Thursday Citrus Area Doubles
Black Diamond def. SMW


Sweetspots, 6-3.
For information about this league,
contact chairperson Diane Halloran at
527-7763 or tdhfla@atlantic.net. To
report scores, contact
secretary/scorekeeper Tracy Wise at
dwise001 @tampabay.rr.com.
The Friday Senior Ladies
Doubles 3.03.5 League
Feb. 4: Meadowcrest Swingers
def. Sugarmill Woods, 4-0;
Riverhaven def. Pine Ridge Go-
Getters, 3-2; Pine Ridge Colts vs
Citrus Hackers, 2-2; Meadowcrest
Love def.Crystal River, 4-1.
Feb. 11: Meadowcrest Swingers
def. Citrus Hackers, 4-0;
Meadowcrest Love def. Pine Ridge
Go-Getters, 4-0; Pine Ridge Colts vs
Sugarmill Woods, 2-2; Crystal River
def. Riverhaven, 4-0. If you want to
be a,sub, you can sign up anytime.
Contact Betsy Dykes at 795-5299 or
Lucy Murphy at 527-4239 or e-mail
wjlrmurphy@xtalwind.net.
USTA Leagues.
Two local teams managed to clinch
their division in District 4 and auto-
matically qualify for Daytona. The 8.0
Mixed team from Citrus Hills won
their fourth match in a row and are
out of reach for their competition. The
same goes for the 4.0 Super seniors,
they also have a 4-0 record and are
untouchable for their opponents.
3.5 Senior Women; Citrus Hills
lost, 2-1. Record 2-2.
3.5 Senior Men; Pine Ridge lost to
Harbor Hills, 3-0. Record 1-3.
4.0 Senior Men; Citrus Hills lost, 2-
1. Record 1-2.
Bill Baker/Gerry Mulligan lost 7-
6,6-4, Jorge Privat/Andy Belskie won
7-6, 4-6, 1-0, Tom Spessard/Bill
Kihley lost 6-4, 6-2.
7.0 Mixed; Citrus Hills won, 3-0.
Record 3-1.


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