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All-out search for missing girl
All-ou searc


MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle
Family friend Sharon Armstrong Is consoled Thursday morning by her husband John after learning Jessica Lunsford turned up missing. Mrs. Armstrong, Jessica's
tutor, said she worked with the 9-year-old Wednesday night before studying math for the upcoming FCAT testing.

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AMY SHANNON
ashannon@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Sheriff's officials combed the
streets of a Homosassa community
Thursday as neighbors clung to hope
that the search for a 9-year-old girl
who mysteriously disappeared from
her home would end on a positive
note.
Authorities issued a missing per-
son's alert for Jessica 'Jessie" Marie
Lunsford after her father reported
her missing from her bed around
6:30 a.m.
However, sheriff's officials weren't
ready Thursday to issue an Amber
Alert, because they didn't know for
sure whether an abduction had
occurred at the Sonata Avenue
home.
"We're working something above a
missing person's (case)," Citrus
County Sheriff Jeff Dawsy said. "I'm


They seem
to be a very
good family.

Sheriff Jeff Dawsy
describing the home life of the missing girl.
not ready to say it's an abduction,
though."
Dawsy called the incident "truly
suspicious," based on the fact that
there were no signs of forced entry
into the home and the unlikelihood
of the girl running away.
"The makeup of the young girl just
leads us to believe she's not the run-
of-the-mill young girl to run away,"
Dawsy said.
Detectives have no evidence to
believe Jessica has any medical con-
ditions that would cause her to wake


up in the middle of the night and
wander off.
Dawsy said the Homosassa
Elementary School third-grader
lives with her father and grandpar-
ents in a pale yellow doublewide
mobile home with gray shutters on
Sonata Avenue just off Cardinal
Street Sheriff's officials refused to
identify the girl's father or grandpar-
ents.
FBI officials were unable to track
down the girl's mother, who lives in
Ohio, Dawsy said.
He said there was nothing particu-
larly suspicious about the girl's fam-
ily, other than the fact that her moth-
er could not be located.
"They seem to be a very good fam-
ily," Dawsy said.
Jessica is described as a white girl,
4 feet 10 inches, 70 pounds, with light
brown hair and brown eyes. She was
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Citrus County Sheriff Jeff Dawsy listens to
a reporter's question Thursday afternoon
at a noon press conference. Television
stations from across the Tampa Bay area
descended upon the Homosassa neigh-
borhood, alerting viewers to the missing
girl.


HAVE YOU SEEN THIS CHILD?

















* Jessica Marie Lunsford, 9, is 4
feet 10 inches, weighs 70 pounds-
and has light brown hair and
brown eyes.
Anyone who may have seen the
girl or has information about her
whereabouts should call the sher-
iff's office at 726-1121, the
Sheriff's Office tips line at (888)
269-8477 or 911.



Wave of


worry hits


parents

AMY SHANNON
ashannon@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
As news of a missing 9-year-old
Homosassa girl spread Thursday
through media outlets and school offi-
cials, parents went on high alert,
keeping a much closer eye on their
children.
Officials at Homosassa Elementary
School, where Jessica 'Jessie" Marie
Lunsford is a third-grader, sent pupils
home with a purple notice informing
parents about the girl's disappear-
ance.
"Right now, we are working closely
with the Citrus County Sheriff's
Office," said Renna Jablonskis, direc-
tor of student services for the Citrus
County School District
"We are very concerned. We truly
hope Jessica is safe and sound."
Jablonskis said the district sent
notices to all other county schools
advising faculty and staff of Jessica's
disappearance.
Neighbor Lisa Calbi picked up her
10-year-old son, Michael, at his bus
stop Thursday afternoon on Straight
Avenue, just three streets down from

Please see WORRY/Page 5A


Nelson

critical



of plan


Social Security

needs more effort
TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle

Calculators U.S. Sen. U.S. Se
vary Bill Nelson in Invei
vary I on Thursday
PAGE 14A said the young
president's a mass
Social Security reform plan eral de
could cut benefits in half for Nels(


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
en. Bill Nelson speaks Thursday during a town hall meeting
mess.


r Americans and trigger
ive increase in the fed-
bt.
on said the president's


plan to form private financial
accounts for young Americans
Please see NELSON/Page 5A


Young's victims recall abuse


Crimes happened

a decade ago
DAVE PIEKLIK
dpieklik@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Seven women never had to
tell a jury 10 years ago what
former Citrus Memorial
Hospital nurse Bruce Alan
Young did to them while they
were lying sedated on hospital
beds after surgery.
Their painful experiences
were relived Thursday during
Young's civil commitment trial
to determine if he still poses a
threat to the community.
The state is asking Young, 56,
be involuntarily committed
under the 'Jimmy Ryce Act,"
which enables a trial to deter-


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
Bruce Alan Young, right, and
his attorney, Elizabeth Osmond,
listen to testimony Thursday
during his civil commitment
trial In Inverness.
mine if a violent sexual preda-
tor with a mental abnormality
should be confined to a secure
mental health facility and
receive supervised sex offend-
er treatment
Young pleaded guilty in 1995
on seven counts of sexual bat-
tery and given a 17-year prison


sentence. He served 10 years
and was scheduled for release
Feb. 1 on 13 years sex-offender
probation, but the state peti-
tioned for the commitment
trial.
Six women took the stand for
the state, testifying about going
to the hospital for various sur-
geries, and waking up to find
Young assaulting them. The
Chronicle is withholding their
names due to the nature of the
crimes.
A 33-year-old woman talked
about an August 1994 hospital
visit when she underwent sur-
gery after a suspicious pap
smear exam.
"I remember waking up at
one point with something on
top of my left breast I remem-
ber ointment being applied
inappropriately," she said.
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Honoring ethnicities


National
MPS Day
Christopher
Rea, 5, son of
Carrie and
David Rea,
Floral City,
has such a
rare disease,
there are only
two other
cases in
Florida./8A


Not your


Not your
average garden
Crystal River
United
Methodist
Church has
created an
unique
memorial
garden for
spiritual
reflection and
remembrance.
/Saturday


Pope undergoes
tracheotomy
SPope John Paul II
returns to a
hospital because
of breathing
difficulties./14A
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agree to combat
nuclear
terror./14A
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widens grip./14A


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Di rictstate to remove sediment from waters


TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
The Southwest Florida Water
Management District on Thursday
announced a $700,000 project to
remove 25,000 cubic yards of sediment
from the spring-fed waters in and
around Homosassa Springs Wildlife
State Park
Environmental scientist Philip
Rhinesmith said a suction dredge will



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Accident also

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man to hospital
AMY SHANNON
ashannon@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A late-morning crash Wed-
nesday near Brooksville killed
a Tampa driver and sent his
passenger and a Floral City
driver to the hospital.
Fredrick Cohen II, 26,
Tampa, was westbound on
County Road 476 with a pas-
senger, Kurie A. Merritt, 18,
when he pulled west into the
.intersection of U.S. 98 and
attempted to make a U-turn
traveling south then east,
according to a crash report.
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eled into the path of a semi- Bik
truck driven by Artis S. Meeks, Cr
33, of Floral City, northbound
on U.S. 98, according to the
crash report released by the
Florida Highway Patrol.
Meeks applied his brakes
and swerved to the right, off
the roadway and onto the east
side of U.S. 98. Cohen's truck
rotated clockwise before col-
liding with the trailer on
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clear sediment from the Homosassa
Springs headspring in the park and
from the nearby Blue Waters area of the
Homosassa River. The dredging will
begin in 2006.
The project is funded in a coopera-
tive effort between the district's Coastal
Rivers Basin Board and the Florida
Department of Environmental
Protection's Division of Parks and
Recreation.
Rhinesmith said the dredging would
improve water quality by eliminating


the sediment, a portion of which was
caused by animal waste from the park
The headwaters of the river are in the
park
In recent years, park officials have
spent about $1 million decreasing the
amount of sediment flowing from the
park, Rhinesmith said. One of the
improvements was to build a separate
waste treatment facility for Lu the hip-
popotamus, one of the attractions in the
park's zoo.
The park removed 2,000 feet of lime-
stone and gravel walkways in the flood-
plain of the spring run and replaced
them with elevated walkways to


decrease the amount of untreated
stormwater flowing into the spring.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
had originally planned to remove the
sediment, but funding losses forced the
agency to cancel the project. Park offi-
cials then filed an application with the
district to fund the project with DEE
Rhinesmith said the dredging
process will deepen the water between
the park's far western entrance and the
nearby Blue Waters by about four to six
feet, giving manatees and fish more
freedom to roam in the federally pro-
tected no-entry area. Manatees use the
Blue Waters during the winter months.


,oast-to-coast cycling


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
kers ride along State Road 44 during last year's Bike Across Florida. This year's ride Is set for April 17, and will conclude in
stalll River.

Bike race across Florida is April 17; Ride will end in Crystal River


JiM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Crystal River will be the finish line
ain this spring for The Race Across
orida 2005, billed as the longest one-
y bike race in the United States.
The 267K race on April 17 will begin
Atlantic Boulevard In Cocoa Beach
rly in the morning and will finish at
ystal River City Hall shortly after
on, probably about 12:30 p.m. The
ce will cover the 120 miles coast to
ast in fewer than seven hours.
Racers are expected to pass through
verness at about noon. Promoters
id in a pre-press conference inter-
ew that a rolling enclosure of the
orida Highway Patrol will protect the
lists, aided by city and county police
its as they pass through the various
risdictions.
Mayor Ron Kitchen will officiate at an
rards ceremony in Crystal River at the
rk behind city hall after the race.


FOR MORE INFORMATION
N For information about the events,
call Rick Flohr at (407) 619-6095.
The race Web site is
www.bikeacross florida.com.

More details about the ceremony-activi-
ties will be released later.
An international field of 120 long-dis-
tance, competitive bicyclists will com-
pete in the race for points, traveling
through seven counties and 14 commu-
nities.
An organizer of the race, Rick Flohr,
of The Sports Herald in Fern Park, was
in Citrus County last week conferring
with Crystal River and Inverness offi-
cials to ensure smooth passage for the
riders.
Flohr said the race will be a world-
class, pro-am event, sanctioned for the
first time by the U.S. Cycling
Federation. "We'll have a lot of good rid-
ers," he said, adding that it takes a


whole year to organize such a race.
"It's such a fantastic sight to see those
guys going down the road," Flohr said of
what's called "the peloton" in bike rac-
ing terminology.
He said riders, will be coming from all
around the world, including a big
German contingent. Riders from Brazil,
the United Kingdom and Canada will
also participate.
Last year's winner was John Schlitter
of Hays, Kan., whose time was 6 hours
and 30 minutes.
Flohr said it will be exciting for Citrus
residents because the sprint for the fin-
ish begins in Citrus County.
Flohr is hoping to make the event in
Crystal River a big community event
with involvement of the schools, booths
by local merchants and businesses and
other activities, such as free bike hel-
met giveaways and bike safety sessions.
For information about the events, call
Flohr at (407) 619-6095.
The race Web site is www.bikeacross
florida.com.


County BRIEFS

Saturday shoe
giveaway slated
The United Pentecostal
Church will give away 1,017
pairs of new shoes from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Saturday at Copeland
Park, 850 N.E. Third St., Crystal
River.
The shoes are all sizes and
styles, including sandals and
steel-toed boots. They will be
given away on a first-come, first-
served basis, one pair per per-
son.
For more information, call
Pastor Wayne Smoot at 563-
0082.
Two die in State
Road 44 accident
A car accident Wednesday ,
afternoon in Sumter County just
east of the Citrus County line .
killed two people and sent
another to an Orlando hospital.
by ambulance.
The accident occurred at
State Road 44 and County
Road 247 when Joseph
Thomas Arnold, 25, of Shalimar,
hit a car from behind, according
to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Both the driver of the struck'
car, Donna E. Ball, 82, and pas-
senger Billy L. Ball, 83, of Lake,
Panasoffkee, died at the scene.
The accident occurred at
about 1:40 p.m., according to
FHP, and tied up traffic for
hours.
Black History Month
events planned
The Inverness Black History-
Club, the city of Inverness and
the Citrus County Chronicle will
host three public events this
weekend to celebrate Black
History Month.
From 6 to 9 p.m. today, musi-
cal entertainment is being
offered at the Inverness
Courthouse Square.
From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Saturday at Whispering Pines
Park in Inverness, a baseball
game, along with food, fun, a
home run contest and an
awards presentation are
planned.
From 4 to 6 p.m. on Sunday,
a gospel extravaganza will be at
St. James AME Church on 204
N. Apopka Ave.
Learning Coalition to
include 5 counties
The Early Learning Coalition
of Citrus and Sumter counties
voted Tuesday to merge with
Dixie, Gilchrist and Levy coun-
ties beginning July 1.
Learning Coalition is an
agency that provides subsidized
child care and other early child-
hood services to more than
1,500 preschool children in the
county.
The goal of the merger is to
reduce administrative costs of
the coalitions to the state.
Last year, legislators passed
a bill that mandated the more
than 60 Readiness Coalitions to
combine to about 30, with a
minimum of 2,000 children
being served in each coalition.
Although Gov. Jeb Bush
vetoed the measure, coalition
members are still wary that a
mandate for mergers is in the
future.

From staff reports


Committee criticizes manager Area man could face death
penalty for woman's murder


CRISTY LoFTIS
cloftis@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
After some debate, Blue
Ribbon Committee members
decided to include harsh lan-
guage in their report describing
the role the school district's
project manager played in the
construction deficiencies at
Homosassa Elementary School.
"The department's project
manager failed miserably to act
as 'the eyes and ears' of the
school district in seeing to it that
building codes and require-
ments were being complied
with," according to the commit-
tee's most recent draft of their
report
The harsh criticism is of for-
mer Citrus County School
District employee Sam
DiGugliemo, who resigned in
July, citing health concerns.
DiGugliemo was the supervisor
for the construction of the ele-


mentary school's media center
and cafeteria, both of which
were built with large amounts of
steel and grout reinforcement
missing from the walls.
"We're being so mild in here.
Can't we afford just one fire-
ball?" committee member
Priscilla Watkins said.
The group met Wednesday to
review revisions to the commit-
tee's draft, which will be pre-
sented March 8 to the school
board.
The report will offer recom-
mendations to policies and pro-
cedures to prevent problems,
such as those that happened at
Homosassa, from happening
again.
Committee member Karen
Gaffhey was unable to attend the
meeting, but sent her portion of
the report to be reviewed by the
committee.
"... Overall, the Citrus County
School Board's response was
timely, but could have been


more thorough at the onset of
the problem," Gaffney wrote.
While Gaffney is the attorney
for the Hernando County School
Board, committee members dis-
agreed with her opinion and
voted to strike the opinion that
the school board acted timely
from the final report
"None of us agreed with that,"'
Watkins said. "We do not feel it
was timely at all."
School Board Chairwoman
Patricia Deutschman said no
one from the committee has
interviewed her or other school
board members regarding what
they did after learning about the
elementary school's construc-
tion deviancies.
"As a school board member
who lived through that time
period and certainly has a lot
more knowledge of what was
going on both publicly and
behind the scenes,"
Deutschman said, "I think we
reacted appropriately."


DAVE PIEKIUK
dpieklik@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A Homosassa Springs man
investigators say admitted to
killing his roommate could face
the death penalty after a grand
jury indicted him for the
woman's murder.
Christopher Bean, 26, faces a
charge of first-degree capital
murder after the indictment was
returned late Thursday after-
noon in front of Circuit Judge
Patricia Thomas. Bean is
accused of killing Betty Diane
Gallo, 68, of Homosassa Springs,
who was found dead Dec. 14 in
the bathtub of her Homosassa
Commons apartment An autop-
sy revealed she died of multiple
stab wounds and blunt force
trauma to her head.
Thomas ordered Bean jailed
without bond. His arraignment
is scheduled for Monday in front


of Circuit Judge Ric Howard.
A spokesman for the state
attorney's office said the charge
gives the option to seek the
death penalty, but he declined to
say whether the office would do
so.
Bean was arrested by Citrus
County Sheriff's. investigators
Feb. 7 after they say he con-
fessed to the murder. He had
been housed at the Citrus
County Detention Facility on
unrelated burglary charges,
Those and other charges have
been resolved, allowing prose-
cutors to move forward with the
murder case.
According to his arrest report,
Bean told investigators during a
videotaped interview that he
used a hammer and knife to kill
Gallo after an argument During
a jailhouse interview with a
reporter, he claimed the whole
thing was an accident and that
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Another woman told jurors
she was hospitalized after
"treatment for cervical cancer
*required stitches. She said
awoke in a lot of pain to some-
%ne she thought was giving her
a vaginal exam.
art "I asked him to stop because
t hurt," she said.
Wiping tears away from her
;face, the woman said after the
assault her stitches came
apart and she started bleed-
;ing, requiring a second sur-
. 4ery, during which she had to
be given several units of blood.
Many of the women asked to
stay in the courtroom after
.they finished testifying.
The state brought two psy-
dhology experts in to talk
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determine a sex offender's
o0isk of re-offending after
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evaluations testified during
cross-examination about eval-
uating Young prior to his
release date.
She said Young resigned as
a Clearwater high school
teacher for having a. sexual
relationship with an 18-year-
old student, then went on later
to commit the acts at Citrus
Memorial Hospital.
"In his particular case, it
appears his deviant impulses
were so strong that it couldn't
even keep him from engaging
in the behavior in a hospital
setting," she said.
Defense attorney Elizabeth
Osmond argued Young's rela-
tionship with the student was
consensual and that it should-
n't be considered as part of his
likelihood to re-offend.
Parker described using an
"actuarial table" to take her
evaluations and other infor-
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was last seen in her bed at 10
p.m., wearing a pink silk night-
gown and white silk shorts.
Sheriff's officials responded
with 45 to 50 units, including
aviation, K-9, posse, blood-
hounds and deputies. They
desperately searched for the
girl and clues that might lead
them to a suspect through
Thursday and
into the night.
"We're sys-
tematically
investigating,
trying to get cancer
any possible daugh
lead," Dawsy
said. always
In addition
to the Citrus around
County
Sheriff's Office
and the FBI, Scot
officials from night
the Depart-
ment of Cor-
rections and the Center for
Missing and Exploited
Children are working the
investigation.
Dispatchers issued a Code
Red or reverse 911, to nearby
homes, notifying resident
about the missing girl.
Dawsy said officials are
exploring all avenues in the
investigation, though no major


NELSON
Continued from Page 1A

would drain one-third of the
revenue from Social Security
and force the federal govern-
ment to borrow $2 billion to
reimburse the Social Security
Trust FRiund.
He said the plan does not
guarantee financial stability
for Social Security by the mid-
dle of this century, when most
experts believe the program
will begin paying out more
money than it receives, and
benefits will be cut
Nelson, speaking to a crowd
of about 70 residents at ,the
Courthouse in Inverness, most
of them senior citizens, said
details about the president's
Social Security plan have been
somewhat sketchy.
But he said it appears
President Bush wants to
change the way Social Security
benefits are calculated in the
future. Instead of tying benefit
increases to wage hikes, the
benefit increases would be
based on how fast prices rise.
Since prices typically rise
slower than wages, Nelson said
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night.
"Today, we've been getting
negative results," Dawsy said
in a news conference outside
Jessica's home. "I'll be here
until I can assure you the girl
isn't here."
Neighbor Scott Powalish
said his 9-year-old daughter,
Tiffany, is one of Jessica's best
friends. He said Tiffany saw
Jessica Wednesday night, when
the -two went to Faith Baptist
Church for several hours.
"I'm con-
c e r n e d ,"
Powalish said.
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is always roam-
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ter is Tiffany. said
she and Jessica
roaming do cartwheels
together and
play other
cheerleading
activities. The
t Powalish duo recently
)or of missing girl. thought of
forming a band
with Jessica's
cousin and Tiffany's brother,
Ricky, 10.
Neighbor and close family
friend Sharon Armstrong stood
hysterically crying outside the
family's home Thursday morn-
ing.
"We're very close,"
Armstrong said. "She's the kind
of girl you immediately like."
Armstrong, who considers

through the years, and by late
this century, Social Security
benefits could be cut in half for
young Americans.
"This is being sold as some-
thing that's an advantage for
younger people, when it's not,"
Nelson said.
Nelson encouraged resi-
dents to contact federal law-
makers in this area and urge
the creation of an independent
bipartisan commission to study
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herself Jessica's "second moth-
er," said she picked up Jessica
at her home at 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday to take her and
Tiffany to the church for math
tutoring. She said she dropped,
Jessica off at her house just
after 8 p.m.
"She would not just have
left," Armstrong said. "Her
grandparents are wonderful
people, very protective of her.
She loves them."
Armstrong said she's known
the family five or six years and
has never heard anything
unusual.

lar bipartisan effort in 1983
between president Ronald
Reagan and former House
Speaker Tip O'Neill rescued
Social Security when it was
expected to go bankrupt in six
months.
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and O'Neill did was to make
certain lawmakers understood
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repercussions within their own
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not find anything out of place
or missing from Jessica's home.
The girl's grandparents told
detectives the house was
secured when they went to bed
Wednesday night, Dawsy said.
The girl's father said he had
been out with a friend during
the night. Dawsy said the
friend confirmed the father's
story.
The father said the front
door was unlocked when he
came home at 5:45 a.m.
However, the back doors were
all secured when Jessica's dad


came home. The family has at
least one dog.
Detectives interviewed
Jessica's father and grandfa-
ther Thursday afternoon at the
Sheriff's Office in Inverness,
Dawsy said.
Detectives did not find any
footprints at the scene due to
Wednesday night rain and the
terrain's makeup.
Anyone who may have seen
the girl or has information
about her whereabouts should
call the Sheriff's Office at 726-
1121 or the sheriff's office tips
.line at (888) 269-8477.


WORRY
Continued from Pap 1A

Jessica's home. She said the
girl's disappearance will make
her more cautious.
"I let him take. his scooter
out all over," said Calbi, whose
son is a pupil at Homosassa
Elementary School. "I'm riot
anymore."
Calbi said she considers the
neighborhood relatively safe,
though Jessica's disappear-
ance has made her unsure.
"It's scary," Calbi said.
"I say we should move lto
Sugarmill (Woods)," Michael
said.
"I wish I could," Calbi
replied.
Minutes earlier, moms
' Tanna Borgersen and
Karalynn Turner watched '8-
year-old daughters step off
their Lecanto Primary School
bus on Linden Drive.
Turner said Jessica's disap-
pearance "scares me to death"
thinking that the same thing
could happen to her daughter,
Sara.
Borgersen said she'd like lo
believe she lives in a safe
neighborhood, though
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think otherwise.
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Norman
Acton, 86
HOMOSASSA
Norman Acton, 86, Sugarmill
Woods, Homosassa, .died
Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005, at
Seven Rivers Regional
Medical Center, Crystal River.
iBorn Oct 29, 1918, in Denver,
Cblo., to Norman E. and
Mildred
(Welch) Acton,
he moved here
16 years ago
from Mathews
Court House,

Mr. Acton was a graduate of
the University of Illinois and
served in the U.S. Army from
1943 to 1949 in C.I.D. and in
military government, Pacific
theater. His career subsequent-
ly took him into the field of
rehabilitation with UNICEF,
the World Veterans Federation
ip Paris, France, and
Rehabilitation International in
New York City. He also served
s a consultant to UNESCO,
ILO and WHO.
'Survivors include his wife of
58 years, Katherine (Brown)
Acton of Homosassa; daughter,
Mary Robinson of Restofi, Va.;
granddaughter, Jennifer of
New Orleans, La.; grandson,
Matthew of Reston, Va.; two sis-
ters, Barbara Storter and hus-
band, Barry, and Jean Ann
Aeton, both of Grand Junction,
Colo.; and several nieces and
nephews.
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Alton Colley, 85
DUNNELLON
Alton N. Colley, 85,
Dunnellon, died Wednesday,,
Feb. 23, 2005, in Dunnellon.
He was born in Lincolnton,
Ga., and moved here from
Germany in
1962.
Mr. Colley
was a retired
U.S. Air Force
mechanic.
Survivors
include his wife, Minnie Lee
Colley of Dunnellon; brother,
Juhan Colley of St Petersburg;
and sister, Ann Witty of Dayton,
Tenn.
Roberts Funeral Home,
Dunnellon.

Elbert Gibson, 95
DUNNELLON
Elbert Gibson, 95,
Dunnellon, died Tuesday, Feb.
22, 2005.
Mr. Gibson was born in Clay
County, Ky., and moved to
Dunnellon from Sebring this
year.
He was a retired. electrician
for General Motors.
He was Baptist
Mr. Gibson was preceded in
death by his son, Charles H.
Gibson, and daughter, Jeanette
Ellsworth.
Survivors include his wife of
73 years, Pearl Gibson of
Dunnellon; daughters, Hazel
Marie Wells and Gladys
Matney, both of Dunnellon;
brothers, John Gibson of Big


Stone Gap, Va., Lloyd Gibson of
Lohan, Ohio, Charles Gibson of
Summerset, Ky., and William
Gibson of Huntsville, Ala.; sis-
ters, Lucy Davis of Summerset,
Ky., and Loma Lewis of
Manchester, Ky.; seven grand-
children; 16 great-grandchil-
dren; and four great-great-
grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
contributions may be made to
Hospice of Marion County, PO.
Box 4860, Ocala FL 34478, or
your local Hospice.
Roberts Funeral Home,
Dunnellon.

Arthur
Mongelli, 84
HOMOSASSA
Arthur Mongelli, 84,
Homosassa, died Wednesday,
Feb. 23, 2005, at his. home
under the care of his family
and Hospice of Citrus County.
Born June 11, 1920, in
Corona, N.Y.,
to Eugene and
Louise (Nido)
Mongelli, he
came here in
1972 from
Flushing, N.Y. -
Mr. Mongelli retired from the
New York Transit Authority as
a bus driver with 23 years of
service.
He served in the U.S. Army
Air Corps during World War II,
having been honorably dis-
charged with the rank of tech-
nical sergeant, and was a
Bronze Star recipient.
He was a member of Our


Lady of Fatima Parish and for-
mer member of the Highlands
Watch, both of Inverness.
Survivors include his wife of
37 years, Rose (Romaine)
Mongelli; one son, Arthur
Mongelli Jr. and wife,
Jacqueline, of Warwick, N.Y;
four stepsons, Jimmy Cino and
wife, Tara, of New York City,
N.Y, Joe Cino and wife, Cindy,
of Homosassa, Salvatore Cino
and wife, Donna, of New York,
N.Y, and Alphonse Cino and
wife, Sue, of New York N.Y;
one brother, Alfred Mongelli of
New York N.Y; 27 grandchil-
dren; and 11 great-grandchil-
dren.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.

Harold
Perkins, 75
TALLAHASSEE
Tallahassee native Harold
Perkins, former resident of
Yankeetown, died Saturday,
Feb. 19, 2005, after a brief ill-
ness.
A 1947 graduate of Leon
High School, "Perk" earned his
bachelor's and
master's
degrees in
chemistry r
from FSU,
where he was
a member of the Theta Chi fra-
ternity. He did additional post-
graduate work at the
University of New Mexico.
He served in the U.S. Coast
Guard and retired as a captain
from the U.S. Coast Guard


Reserve.
Mr. Perkins worked with
NASA from 1959-94. He held
the patent on the rocket stabi-
lizer that allowed the early
rocket ships to break the
earth's atmosphere. He served
with Wernher Von Braun,
director of NASA's Marshall
Space Flight Center, working
on the development of the
Explorer satellites, the Jupiter
and Jupiter-C rockets,
Pershing, the Redstone rocket,
Saturn rockets and Skylab, the
world's first space station. He
also worked on the Hubble
Space telescope and various
shuttle payloads.
After retiring from NASA, he
lived in Yankeetown for 11
years, where he enjoyed flying
and boating.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, William "Bill" and
Naomi Perkins.
Survivors include three chil-
dren, Harold Dean Perkins and
wife, Dianne, of Tallahassee,
Diane Perkins Jacobson and
husband, Tom, also of
Tallahassee, and William Drew
Perkins and wife, Mary, of
Winter Garden; a sister,
Beverly Perkins Jones of
Marietta, Ga.; two nieces; five
grandchildren; and one great-
grandchild. ,
In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to Fragile X
research through the Mind
Institute at University of
California at Davis: UC Davis
M.I.N.D. Institute, Health
Sciences Advancement, 4900
Broadway, Suite 1150,


Sacramento, CA 95820; phorie
(888) 324-0464 or (916) 734-9585.
Culley Funeral Home,
Tallahassee.

Anna See, 96
INVERNESS
Anna A. See, 96, Inverness,
died Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2005, at
her home.
Mrs. See was born June 12,
1908, in Chicago, Ill., the daugh-
ter of Stanley and Zosia
Tomezyk She was a retired
supervisor with the Illinois
Bell Telephone Co. She moved
to Lecanto in 1963.
Survivors include her niece,
Marilyn Knebel of Medinah,
Ill.; and her sister-in-law,
Helen Tomczyk
Heinz Funeral Home &
Cremation, Inverness.
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Funeral NOTICE

Arthur Mongelli. Friends
may call at the Chas. E. Davis
Funeral Home of Inverness
from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 27,
2005, where a wake vigil serv-
ice will be offered at 3 p.m. The
Mass of Christian burial will be
offered at 10 a.m. Monday, Feb.
28, 2005, from Our Lady of
Fatima Catholic Church in
Inverness. Burial with full mil-
itary honors afforded by the
Floral City VFW Post 7122 will
follow at the Florida National
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WEEKLY AQUATIC SPRAY SCHEDULE
FOR CITRUS COUNTY
Citrus County's Aquatic Services Division plans the following aquatic weed control
activities for the week beginning February 28, 2005.
HERBICIDE TREATMENTS:
Floral City Pool Willows/Alligatorweed/Hydrilla/Pennywort/Salvinia
Sedges/Tussocks
Hernando Pool Nuphar/Grasses/Water Hyacinth/Lettuce/
Hydrilla/Willows/Tussocks/Sedges
Inverness Pool Fanwort/Coontail/Hydrilla/Frogs Bit/
Grasses/Tussocks/Sedges/Water Hyacinth/
Lettuce/Torpedograss/Cobomba/Nuphar
MECHANICAL HARVESTING:
Crystal River Lyngbya/E. Mifloil
Inverness Pool Tussocks/Coontail/Naiad
Hernando Pool Tussocks
COOKIE CUTTER:
Hernando Pool Tussocks
Floral City Tussocks
All treatments are contingent upon weather conditions and water quality. Treated
areas will be identified with "Warning Signs" indicating the date of treatment and the
necessary water use restrictions. For further information, please call 352-527-7620.
Citrus County
Division of Aquatic Services


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Citrus Eagles



club open



in Inverness


Special to the Chronicle
Citrus Eagles No. 3992 at
8733 E. Gulf-to-Lake Highway,
Inverness, is now open. After a
short hiatus, the Eagles club is
back in business.
Regular meetings are in full
force, with shuffleboard on
Wednesday, Eagle burgers and
karaoke on Thursday, Friday


night dinners and AUCE
breakfast on Saturday.
Great entertainment on
Friday and Saturday nights is
going strong.
Come on in and see the club.
There have been many
changes and we would like to
see all of our members and
their guests come in and have a
great time.


K of C Camp Good Hope


Special to the Chronicle
From left are: Paul Randazzo and Bob Health, coordinators for the Father Willie Golf
Tournament; Bonnie Saylor, director of development, Hospice of Citrus County; and Knight
Ken Goss, Grand Knight.


Knights of Columbus


make camp donation


Special to the Chronicle


The Knights of Columbus Council 6168
recently made a donation to the ABC (All
'Bout Children) division of Hospice of Citrus
County's Camp Good Hope.'
The donation was from the Father Willie
Golf Tournament
Funds raised support Camp Good Hope,


Boys and Girls Clubs installation


MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Citrus County recently Installed their 2005 officers at a board
meeting. The new officers are, from left, Anne Pope, president; Lane Vick, vice president of
operations; Mary Curry, vice president of support services; Patience Nave, secretary; and
Marie Straight, treasurer. Not present for the Installation, Bob Halleen, vice president of
resource development.


CFRW induction


Special to the Chronicle
From left: Judith Albertelli swears In the 2005 Citrus
Federated Republican Women officers Patricia Cowen,
president; Dorothy Jo Russo, first vice president; Mary
Ann Kapinos, second vice president; Rosalie Matt,
recording secretary; Betty Blockus, correspondence sec-
retary; Marge Schoonmaker, treasurer; and Janeen
Caudle, third vice president (not pictured).



Officers inducted


at Jan. meeting

Registered Republicans sought


Special to the* Chronicle
The Citrus Federated
Republican Women had a
Jan. 6 ceremony at the
Citrus Lodge hotel in
Citrus Hills to induct their
new officers for 2005.
Judith Albertelli,
Federation of Republican
Women president, was on
hand to witness and swear
in the new officers.
All registered female
Republicans who wish to


For more
information, call
REC Chairman
Patricia Cowen
at 746-9003.

get more politically active
within Citrus County are
invited to attend the next
CFRW meeting.


Walk for

Life slated

Special to the Chronicle
A Walk for Life to benefit the
Pregnancy & Family Life
Center of Inverness is set for
Saturday, April 23, on the
Withlacoochee Trail.
Registration is at 10 a.m. at
Wallace Brooks Park
The walk begins at 10:30.
Lunch provided. Your support
will help.


the bi-annual camp for children ages 7 to 17
who have experienced the loss of a loved
one or friend.
If you know of someone who could benefit
from attending Camp Good Hope, contact
Hospice of Citrus County at 527-2020 or visit
us on the Web at http://www.hospiceofcitr-
uscounty.org/>.
The next camp is scheduled for April 8-9.


WALTER CARLSON/For the Chronicle
Members of the Golden Age Club in Floral City recently
Installed their new officers for 2005, at the First Baptist
Church of Floral City. The group meets the second Tuesday
of the Month and takes trips on the third Tuesday. Shown
from left: Evelyn Caldwell, president; Eva Wall,, treasurer;
Emma Jean Harrison, secretary; and Ron Feldman, vice
president.


Sabbath School starts

Seventh-day services

Lessons study 'He Is Risen'


Special to the Chronicle
Sabbath School services at
the Inverness Seventh-day
Adventist Church will start at
9:10 a.m. with a song service
led by Jim Shepard. Bob Baker,
the superintendent, will wel-
come parishioners followed by
the mission emphasis, also
special music and his remarks.
Lesson study by classes titled
"He Is Risen" will end the
early service.
Dick Pike's organ prelude
will indicate the start of the
worship service. Pastor
Hershel Mercer's sermon is


titled "Spiritual Growth." A fel-
lowship vegetarian lunch will
be served in Mitchell Hall at
noon for guests and members.
The vesper service will be at
6 p.m. Bob Baker will be in
charge. The health food store
will open at 6:30 and is also
open from 9 a.m. to noon and at
7 p.m. Wednesday. The thrift
store is open from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Wednesday.
For more information, call
746-3434 or leave a message at
726-9311. The church is located
4 1/2 miles east of Inverness off
State Road 44 in Eden
Gardens.


of more than two pets
cannot be printed.
i Send photos and infor-
mation to Pet Spotlight,
c/o Citrus County
Cnronicle. 1624 N.
Meadowcrest Blvd.,
Crystal River, FL 34429.


Young republicans


Special to the Chronicle
The Citrus County Young Republicans elected a slate of
new officers at their meeting Feb. 3 at Armante's
Restaurant. Pictured, from left, are: Bo Rooks, Treasurer;
Vice-President, Rachelle Waller; and JimmIe T. Smith,
President. Not pictured is the new club secretary, Angela
Rose. Call Club President JimmIe T. Smith at 697-0707.


Golden Age Club


Fishing club makes donation


MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle


Capt. Jeff Beeler, activities director for the Homosassa Game and Fish Club, recently made a
$1,000 donation in the name of the club to the executive director of the Boys and Girls Clubs
of Citrus County, Pennie Krietemeler. The Homosassa Game and Fish Club holds an annual
Cobla Big Fish tournament and proceeds from the event are distributed to various charitable
organizations throughout the year.


News NOTES

City of Inverness
announces opening
The city of Inverness
Department of Parks and
Recreation announces the
opening day of the swimming
pool facility will be Monday,
March 7.
This facility includes a heated,
25-meter pool with a 10-foot
dive well, a toddler pool and
heated dressing rooms.
The pool may be reserved.
Spring pool hours will be 2 to
5:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday from March 7 through
May 26; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m.
Sunday from March 19 througli
May 22.
Daily admission (tax included)
on weekends and holidays is
$2.12 for all patrons; Weekdays:
$2.12 adults/youth (12-59);
$1.06 seniors (60+); $1.06 chil-,:'.
dren (5-11); children 4 and
younger free.
Special/Holiday Swims: J
March 18-28 Spring Break z.
Swim 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ,
Monday-Friday. ,
May 8 Mother's Day Swim -,
Moms swim free with paid child',
admission.
May 27 School's Out Swim -
Students swim free.
May 30 Memorial Day -
Open to the public 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. General admission: $2.12.
Easter Sunday Closed.
The fee for all swim lessons
is $30 per session. Each ses-
sion is eight lessons for 45 min-
utes except for Waterbabies,
which is 30 minutes. Early regis-
tration is from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 14 and Friday,
April 15; and from 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. Saturday, April 16, at the
pool.
Classifications:
Waterbabies 6 months to 3
years (10 a.m. or 6 p.m. with an
adult); Pre-school 3 to 5
years; Youth 6 years and
older; and Adults.
Class Information:
Four Morning Sessions
Available: Jun 6-13, June 20-30,
July 5-14 or July 18-28.
Two-week Morning
Sessions: Class times 8:45,
9:45 or 10:45 a.m. Monday-
Thursday.
Three Evening Sessions .
Available: May 3-26, June 7-30,
July 5-28. Class times: 5 p.m. qr-
6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday.
evenings.
(Friday will be a makeup day
for rain.)
Pool passes
The city of Inverness
Department of Parks and
Recreation is selling family, sen-,
ior and individual annual and
seasonal pool passes at the
administration office in
Whispering Pines Park 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-
Friday. The pool is now heated-
and an extended season is
offered.
Three seasonal pool passes-
are available: spring (March-
May), summer (June-August) or
fall (September-mid November).
Children ages 5-59 years old
- $23 plus tax.
Seniors 60 years of age and'
up- $19 plus tax.
Family* $45 plus tax.
Annual pool passes (March
through mid November):
Children ages 5-59 years old-
- $61 plus tax.
Seniors 60 years of age and"
up $51 plus tax. ',
Family* -$122 plus tax ,
A "family" consists of parents
or legal guardians and their chil-
dren younger than 18. Call 726?
3913.

PET SPOTLIGHT
The Chronicle invites
readers to submit pho-
tos of their pets for the
daily Pet Spotlight fea-
ture.
Photos need to be in
sharp focus. Include a
short description of the
pet and owners, includ- ,
Sing names and home-
Stowns. Photos cannot
be returned without a
self-addressed, stamped ,
envelope. Group photos










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Coping with


Christo-
pher
Rea's
mother
Carrie
Rea
walks
with him
to the
Citrus
County
School
bus that
picks up
Christoph
er five
days a
week.


Floral Cityfamily deals with Morquio syndrome,

a rare form of mucopolysaccharide disease


MICHAEL Wh ARDo
For the Chronicle


When one meets Carrie Rea, they can't
help but be impressed with her intelligence
and her good nature.
She gives the impression that life is good
for her and her husband, David
But that's not quite true.
They are the parents of a child with a rare
disease.
On top of that, they have no car and David
is out of work. They live in a rustic area of
Floral City off U.S. 41, pretty far from the
main road.
Came and David have three children. D.J.
8, Core, 7, and Christopher, 5.
Christopher has Morquio
syndrome, also known as
MPS IVA. Individuals with It
this disease lack the enzyme
called galactose 6-sul- worse.
phatase. The disease does
not affect their intelligence.
No known cure mother ol 5-yea
Dr Luis Morquio discov- Rea who has Mc
ered the disease in 1929.
Morquio was a pediatrician in Uruguay, who
found four children affected with this condi-
tion.
Morquio syndrome is one of the rarest
kinds of mucopolysaccharide iMPS) disor-
ders in the United States. Christopher is
only one of three individuals in Florida who
have it The other two are a child and an
adult.
"When Chris was born, he weighed 8
pounds, 5 ounces," Carrie Rea said. "He was
the largest of my three children: he looked
perfectly nonnal. But then he began to slow
down at 18 months.
He was diagnosed with the disease April
13, 2004, at Shriners Hospital in Tampa.
From there it has been all downhill for
Christopher He has had pneumonia eight
times and has been hospitalized 15 times.
His skeletal system is not strong.
"His wrists are weak. in fact floppy, so it is
hard for him to hold a pencil or spoon,"
Carrie Rea said "His legs are deformed. so I
have to put him in a w wheelchair to go walk-
ing to the store down the road. Because of

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the instability of his spine. I have been told
he will need spinal fusion surgery. There is
no cure for this disease and his condition
continues to deteriorate."
Dr. Shunji Tomatsu of St. Louis is devel-
oping a replacement enzyme that would not
alter the damage that has been done, but it
would stop further deterioration.
But Carrie Rea points out "that even if Dr.
Tomatsu is successful, none of the genetic
companies want to spend the money to man-
ufacture the enzyme. Because Morquio syn-
drome is so rare, it is considered an orphan
disease that is not high on the companies'
priority lists."
Making ends meet


could be


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r-old Cnrisiopher
orquio syndrome.


Christopher and his moth-
er make the rounds of the
hospitals he has to visit for
different checkups.
Shands at the University
of Florida, Gainesville, for
cardiology, pulmonary and
gast roenterology: Shriners
Hospital, Tampa, for ortho-
pedics and neurology: All
Children's Hospital, St.


Petersburg, for other tests and any other
special problems, and once a year to his
physician, who specializes in genetics at the
University of South Florida Hospital,
Tampa
With no private transportation.
Christopher and his mother have to rely on
Affordable Medical Transport, which is paid
by Medicaid. to get to those hospitals The
problem is the service only goes outside the
county Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So
mom has to do a lot of juggling to arrange the
schedules.
Carrie Rea describes her afflicted son as
"a happy child." He goes to prekindergarten
at the Floral City Elementary School two
half-days a week.
The school bus picks him up in front of his-
home.
"He likes school, but because of his condi-
tion. he tires easily and wants to sleep "
The older Rea children know Chris is sick.
They help take care of him and are very pro-
tective of their baby brother, who weighs no
more than 40 pounds. The family Iknows he


DAVE SIGLERC,-r...:..
Christopher Rea, 5, grabs the stair railing after stumbling at Floral City Elementary School.
Marion Achthoven, physical therapist, quickly responds to the child's missed step. Climbing
the steps is part of the child's therapy. Christopher suffers from mucopolysaccharidosis, also
know as MPS. Today.is National MPS Day.


will be in a wheelchair by the time lie is 8
years old.
The medical expenses are enormous
Carrie Rea estimate, more than $50,000 so
far, with Medicaid picking up almost all of
the cost


Her, husband, David, worked in a green-
house until he was laid off six months ago.
He would like to obtain another job in the
plant world, but it is difficult without a car:
Can-ie Rea remains the eternal optimist.
"It could be worse." she said.


February Artist of the Month
Art League members,
present at the February
meeting voted Shirley
Misekow Artist of the
Month. Misekow, a
snowbird from A *"
Michigan, Is a member
of both the Art League
and the Citrus
Watercolor Club. She -.... -
named her winning
watercolor quite simply i:
- "Just a Flower." The
Art League Web site
awards a cash prize to .
the Artist of the Month. I
www.artleague.info will
feature "Just a Flower"
through March 5 on its i
"Gallery" page. The
painting is on display
from l to 4 p.m. until
March 9 daily, in the
Art Center's A&E
Building on the corner '
of Annapolis and
County Road 486, -
Hernando.
Special to the Chronicle




Rotary International recognized

The Board of County
Commissioners on Feb. r' i,
8 executed a
Certificate of-. -
Recognition to Rotary .
International for 100
years of service to oth-
ers throughout the
world. Accepting the '
certificate, from left,
are: Jack Reynolds,
past president of the....
Kings Bay Rotary; Jack
Crossley, acting presi-
dent of the Central
Citrus Rotary; and
Mary Beth Nayfield,
president of the
Homosassa Rotary
Club. Chairwoman
Vicki Phillips presented
the award.
Special to the Chronicle


Special to the Chronicle
The Pregnancy and Family Life Center recently held their International Dinner Dance, titled
"Celebrate Life!" The dance was Jan.21 at Citrus Springs Community Center.




Two join GOP executive committee














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Special to the Chronicle
REC Chairman William Grant gives the oath of office Feb. 7 to the organization's two newest
members, Virginia Wood, left, and Teresa Gorentz. The Citrus County Republican Executive
Committee meets at 7 p.m. the first Monday at the Citrus Builders Association building In
Lecanto. Anyone having any questions regarding joining the REC may call William Grant,
chairman, at 726-5111 or Jeanne McIntosh, membership chairwoman, at 746- 5660.


SA' RIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2005


ON THE NET
* www.mpssociety.org
* www.morquio.com
* www.jacobrandallfounda
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< Christopher walks
to try and keep up
with his therapist.
Marion Achthoven
purposely walks far
ahead of the child
to force him to
keep up, and also
allows the child
some independ-
ence to build self-
confidence.










Christopher Rea, 5,
has Morquio syndrome,

one of the rarest forms
of mucopolysaccharide
disorder. He receives physical
therapy provided by the

school system twice a week
to keep him out of a

wheelchair as long as possible.


Five-year-old Christopher
Rea has mucopolysaccha-
ridosis, also called MPS.
The child attends Floral
City Elementary School
and receives therapy pro-
vided by the Citrus County
School District twice a
week. MPS is a genetic
disorder caused by the
deficiency of enzymes and
results in many serious
physical disorders.
Christopher's therapy is to
teach him to navigate the
school. Therapist Marion
Achthoven puts the boy
through rigorous skill-
building exercises.
Christopher does three
sets of 12 squats to build
his leg muscles, trying to
keep him active and out
of a wheelchair for as long
as possible.
DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle


Christopher opens the door leading into the building for his thera-
pist.


With Christopher's condition, leg strength is important, but so is total body strength. The disease does-
n't allow his body to develop and causes severe musculo-skeletal deformation.


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S C JO OChA I N TE S I

YTD YTD
Name DIv YId PE Last Chg %Chg Name DIv YId PE Last Chg %Chg


AT&T .95 4.9 ... 19.38
AmSouth 1.00 4.0 14 24.93
BkofAm s 1.80 3.9 13 46.20
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Citigrp 1.76 3.6 15 48.30
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GenElec .88 2.5 22 35.55
GnMotr 2.00 5.5 6 36.69
HomeDp .40 1.0 18 39.62
Intel .32 1.4 19 23.70
IBM .72 .8 19 92.64


+.06 +1.7
+.12 -3.7
+.47 -1.7
+.08 -7.5
+.72 -6.3
-.08 +.2
-.50 +1.3
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-.07 -8.4
-.13 -7.3
+.39 +1.3
+.54 -6.0


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Motorola .16 1.0 24 15.60 +.18 -9.3
Penney .50 1.1 ... 44.10 -.05 +6.5
ProgrssEn 2.36 5.5 16 42.57 +.70 -5.9
Sears .92 1.8 33 50.13 +.26 -1.8
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TimeWarn ... ... 24 17.38 -.34 -10.6
UniFirst .15 .4 20 39.55 -.08 +39.9
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WalMart .52 1.0 21 51.46 -.14 -2.6
Walgrn .21 .5 30 42.34 +.27 +10.3


I ~~INES


52-Week
High Low Name


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


W'-YTD Name Last Chg


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... BlkFL08 15.85 -.12
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-6.7 Bldckbstr 8.71 -.12
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.. Edisonint 32.02 +.07
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I .0 AEIA N STOKEXCANG


I SToREQEST*TO


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-. +2.2 AbdAsPac 6.62 -04
', -33.7 Ableauctn .55 -.02
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-16.7 ISCOIntl .30
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-22.0 SST 4.64 +.10 -4.6 UrbnOuts 42.35 -.09
+9.5 Slcnware 4.49 +.07
+14.2 SIIvStd g 13.80 -.67
-15.2 Sina 27.20 +.15 -1.6 VCAAnts 19.23 +.23
-15.7 Sinclair 7.76 +.08 +38.5 VITech .90 -.08
-26.8 SiiusS 5.58 -.04 -5.0 ValueClick 12.67 -.37
-4.4 SkyFncl 27.40 +.10 +7.3 VarianS 39.54 +.92
-13.4 SkyWest 17.37 +.10 +7.7 VascoDta 7.13 +.21
-22.3 SkywksSol 7.33 +.07 +37.6 Vasomed 1.28 +.08
-33.0 SmilhMicro 6.00 -.38 -30.1 Veecolnst d14.72 -.04
-9.5 SmurfStne 16.91 +.12 -17.5 Verslgn 27.72 +.53
-28.5 Socket dl.43 -.02 -15.5 Vertas 24.12 +.11
-6.4 Sohu.cm 16.58 +.12 -41.7 VersoTch .42
+9.9 SonlcCpas 33.52 +.56 +10.6 VertxPh 11.69 +.20
-29.3 SonlcSol 15.87 -.19 -29.2 VetcINet 1.14 -.08
-4.7 SncWall 6.02 +.06 +1.4 Vcuron 17.6 .066
-8.4 Sonusn 5.25 +.04 -2.3 VicwolCp 3.03 -.33
-5,8 SouMoBc 17.42 -1.5 Vie tt -.0
-7.3 SouthFncl 30.14 +.23 -16.5 Vignette 1.16 -.01
-18.4 SwBcpTXs 19.00 +.18 -36.0 Vage 5.77 11
+9.2 Stampnsrs 17.30 +,09 -32,0 VionPhm 3.19 +.03
-4.2 Staples 32.30 +.49 -11.9 Vitesse 3.11 +.06
+24.5 StarScien 633 -.16 -32.3 WJCom 2.33 +.09
-18.0 Starbucks 51.15 +1.25 +6.2 Wamaco u22.93 +.58
+15.6 StlIDyna u43.80 +1.38 -6.0 WebMD 7.67
+10.4 StemCells 4.67 +.15 -4.5 WebEx 22.70 +.14
+2.2 StedBcsh 14.58 +.18 -10.3 webMethI 647 +.18
-11.0 StewEnt 6.22 -.05 +16.6 Websense 59.15 +1.55
+15.0 StolsOffsh u7.45 +.25 -7.4 WemerEnt 20.96 +.27
+36.1 StoltNleosnu38.84+2.83 -11.0 Westell 6.05 -.15
-27.9 SunHlhGp n 6.64 +.14 +32.7 WWireIss u38.87 +.32
-21,7 SunMlcro 4.22 +.07 +25.6 WetSeal 2.85 +.05
+13.8 Suntera 15.98 +.78 +65 WholeFd 10155 +1.71
-33.1 SupTech .93 -.03 -306 WkldOats 6.11 -.24
-2.1 SusqBnc 24.43 +.40 +.2 WindRvr 13.58 -.36
+8.3 SwiftTm 23.26 +.40 -23.2 WrissFac 7.25 +.20
-12.1 Sycamre 3.57 +.02 +2709 Wrkstream u4.35 +.07
-15.0 Symantecs21.9 +.15 10.2 WordAIr 700 +.06
+8.3 Symetric 10.52 +7.4 Wynn 71.90 +1.51
-31.3 Synapcs 21.01 -.36 -199 XMSat 30.15 -.73
-7.0 Synopsys 18.19 -.16 -45.9XOMA 140
-3 Synovis 10.78 -9 XOn 240 .63
+16.8 THQOInc 26.79 +30 9 inx 2940 +.63
-95 TL.CVision 943 +.29 33 X sybmut d382 -.05
+25.0 TOPTankn 20.31 +31 -16.5 Yahoos 31.48 -64
+5.7 TakeTwo 36.79 .50 .9 YowRd 61.23 3.2
-17.7 TaroPh 27.99 -35 -4.0 Youbet 4 86 -09
-56.1 TASERs 1389 +.10 -11.2 ZebraTs 4999 +.09
-9.3 TechData 41.20 +.32 +4 ZhoneTch 2.60 -10
-43.6 Tegal 92 -.02 -2.3 ZiCorp 7.08 -.04
-3.7 Tekelec 19.69 +.64 -3.0 ZIonBcp 65.97 +.05
+29.0 Telesys 14.44 +56 -48.0 ZxCorp d268 -.30
+14.1 TeleTech 11.06 +.06 -11.6 Zoltek 13.21 -.77
-6.8 TelwestGIn 16.56 +.05 -6.8 Zo0an 10.79 +.28


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Yesterday Pvs Day


Australia 1.2694 1.2694
Brazil 2.5900 2.5812
Britain 1.9120 1.9095
Canada 1.2411 1.2374
China 8.2781 8.2781
Euro .7571 .7561
Hong Kong 7.7999 7.7998
Hungary 183.28 182.88
India 43.620 43.610
Indnsia 9240.00 9200.00
Israel 4.3592 4.3554
Japan 105.40 104.85
Jordan .70907 .70907
Malaysia 3.7995 3.7995
Mexico 11.1260 11.0790
Pakistan 59.35 59.35
Poland 2.98 2.99
Russia 27.7400 27,7900
SDR .6534 .6544
Singapore 1.6314 1.6263
Slovak Rep 28.68 28.67
So. Africa 5.7888 5.7788
So. Korea 1006.90 1003.90
Sweden 6.8631 6.8718
Switzerlnd 1.1682 1.1619
Taiwan 31.19 31.19
U.A.E. 3.6728 3.6727
British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others show
dollar in foreign currency.




Yesterday Pvs Day

Prime Rate 5.50 5.50
Discount Rate 3.50 3.50
Federal Funds Rate 2.50 2.50
Treasuries
3-month 2.62 2.53
6-month 2.85 2.77
5-year 3.90 3.77
10-year 4.29 4.18
30-year 4.67 4.58

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FUTURES
Exch Contract Settle Chg


Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Apr 05 51.39 +.22
Corn CBOT May 05 2131/2 -V/4
Wheat CBOT May 05 3211/4 -31/4
Soybeans CBOT May 05 574 -81/2
Cattle CME Apr05 86.27 +.17
Pork Bellies CME Mar 05 86.77 +.20
Sugar (world) NYBT May 05 9.16 -.14
Orange Juice NYBT May05 88.95 +.10

SPOT
Yesterday Pvs Day
Gold (troy oz., spot) $434.50 $427.30
Silver (troy oz., spot) $7.381 $7365
Copper (pound) $1.483U $1 .bU3b

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 10,748.79 +75.00 +.70 -.32 +1.59
3,823.96 2,743.46 Dow Jones Transportation 3,680.25 +68.51 +1.90 -3.10 +27.27
358.20 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 349.06 +3.68 +1.07 +4.21 +27.06
7,317.79 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,283.28 +40.00 +.55 +.46 +9.07
1,505.26 1,150.74 Amex Index 1,505.34 +7.45 +.50 +4.95 +20.90
2,191.60 1,750.82 Nasdaq Composite 2,051.70 +20.45 +1.01 -5.69 +.94
1,217.90 1,060.72 S&P 500 1,200.20 +9.40 +.79 -.97 +4.83
656.11 515.90 Russell2000 627.56 +7.02 +1.13 -3.68 +7.48
12,024.36 10,268.52 DJ Wilshire 5000 11;818.04 +92.69 +.79 -1.28 +5.88


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CITRUS COAUNT1Y (FL)LCHRONICM.LE


MUTUAL FUNDS


5-Yr. GwhA 720 +.06 -6.9
Name NAV Chg %Rtn InBosA 657 ... +28.2
SpEqtA 4.72 +.08 -43.0
AARP Invst: Munadl 10.76 +.01 +51.0
Balanced 17.51 +.09 NS TradGvA 8.74 -.01 +29.3
CapGr 43.35 +.37 -27.9 Eaton Vance Cl B:
GNMA 15.12 ... +36.5 FLMBt 10.96 ... <.8
Gtrb 27A46 +.18 NS HOhSBt 10.65 +.04 +17.0
Gtl 21.76 +.13 NS NalM 1 10.46 ... +48.6
11.71 +04 NS Eaton Van ceCI C:
PIhtwyr 13.08 +.08 NS GovtCp 7.53 -.01 +24.3
ShTmBd 10.13 ... NS NatlMC 9.97 +.01 +46.4
SmCoSIk 24.95 +.30 +68.6 Evergreen B:
AIM Investments A: BaarnSt 8.42 +.05 +0.7
Agrsvp 10.15 +.09 -33.1 BiCk' t23 86 +.23 -25.7
BalAp 2529 +.11 -15.4 DvBdSt 15.14 ... +34.7
BasValAp32.32 +23 +49.2 FsiB 16.87 +.08 -6.7
CharlAp 12.87 +.08 -24.5 4 MudBt 7.53 ...+ +4.2
Constp 22.56 +22 -.364 Evergreen 1:
HYdAp 4.58 ... -4.8 CorBdl 10.67 ... +43.9
IriGro 20.4 +08 -222 Egml 12.97 +.11 -21.7
MdCpCEq28.88 +25 +49.1 Foundl 16.98 +.08 -1.9
MuBp 8.19 ... +34.9 SIMAI 1006 ... +25.1
Premqty 9.84 +.08 -33.4 Excelsior Funds:
SelEqy 17.34 +.15 -342 Enegy 2266 +.34+125.0
Sutt 10.98 +.12 -44.5 HMO'l p 4.80 ... NS
WegAp 12.83 +.12 -64.4 VaRer 42.01 +.39 +40.2
AIM Investments B: FPA Funds:
CapDvBt 16.95 +.19 +2.4 Nwlnc 1120 ... +41.8
PremEqty 9.11 +.06 -35.9 Federated A:
AIM Investor Cl: AmLdrA 24.84 +.17 +18.4
Dynm 16.42 +.19 -45.0 CapApA 25.39 +.19 -2.8
Enery 32.80 +.44+157.8 GSIA 30.50 +.47 -33.3
PI.tSd 4954 +.18 -14.6 MusecA 10.82 ..- +38.5
SmCoGlp12.10 +.09 -38.8 Federated B:
ToalRt 2425 +.11 +10.6 StncB 8.88 +.01 +42.7
Uites 12.3 +.06 -25.5 Federated Insti:
AIM/INVESCO Invstr: Kau: m 527 +.03 +26.9
CoreSIk 10,57 +.08 -1,5 Fidelity Adv Foc T:
AMF Funds: HICaT 20.19 +.17 +10.0
A4MIg 9.79 -.01 +20.0 NatResT 37.10 +.58 +95.8
Advance Capital I: Fidelity Advisor I:
Balancpn17.81 +.08 +31.8 EqGdnr 47.12 +.50 -33.1
Reoncn 10.18 ... +47.9 Eq*n1n 28.84 +24 465.6
Alger Funds B: IntBdln 11.09 -.01 +41.1
SmCapGrt426 +.06 -61.0 Fidelity AdvisorT:
AlllanceBern A: BalarcT 16.17 +.04 +9.2
mGvlr 7.45 +01 54.5 DivGrTp 11.49 +.08 +20.0
BaltaAp 1729 +.09 +48.3 DyeCATp13.41 +.12 -3.9
GbTchAp53.44 +.41 -61.7 EqGrTp 44.79 +47 -35.0
GdrncAp 3.77 +.02 +37.0 EqlnT 28.49 +23 +51.4
SnCpGrA 22.67 +.30 -10.0 GovnT 10.06 -01 +37.9
AlllanceBern Adv: GrppT 30.06 +24 -29.4
LgCpGrAdl8.05 +.19 -43.0 HlnAdTp 10.03 +.03 +39.5
AilianceBem B: Int 1r 11.08 -.01 +39.2
AnGv1cB 7.44 +.01 +48.4 aCpTp 2429 +.32 +21.1
CorpqdBp NA MulncTp 13.20 ... +42 6
CorpdBp 48... ... NA OvseaT 17.85 +11 -14.6
GoThBt 22.41 +.38 -63.13 STT 9.50 ... +27.7
SCpGrBt 19.15 +25 -13.6 FIdelity Freedom:
USGovIp 7.05 ... +28.9 FF2O10n 13.61 +.05 +11.5
S Alf~ m C: FF2020n 13.93 +.08 +2.9
AtlianceBem C:
SCpGlCt 19.19 +.25 -13.5 FF2030 n 14.04 +.09 -2.9
AmSouth Fd sCII : Fidelity Invest:
Value 16.81 +.11 +28.9 AggrGrrn 1621 +.19 -71.5
Amrier Century Ad: AMgrn 16.11 +.06 +10.9
eroentury .dv: AMgrGrn 14.66 +.07 +2.3
EqGropn22-11 +.19 0.0 AMgrnn 12.71 +.05 +28.3
Amer Century Inv: BaLtancn 17.99 +.13 +49.7
Balanced n16.54 +.08 +16.3 BlueChGrn40,84 +.31 -26.7
Eqlncn 8.12 +.04+102.2 Canadan 34.80 .. +74.5
Grewhl n 1923 +.13 -34.1 CapApn 2528 +29 -4.0
Hetageln1l2.19 +.18 -102 Cpncrn 8.55 +.02 +34.3
IncGron 30.62 +24 46.8 ChinaRgn17.36 +22 +0.3
InlDiscrn 13.58 +.06 -21.3 CngSn 396.83 +3.40 +12.4
InslGroin 9.05 -.01 -32.9 Contran 57.43 +.44 +10.8
UfeSdn 4,95 +.05 NS CnvScn 21.14 +.09 +14.1
NewOpprn5.35 +.06 -M5.4 Desti 12.62 +.08 -28.2
RealEsln23.39 -.01+162.4 D)esti 1126 +.02 -15.0
Selecn 37.07 +.19 -21.6 DisEq n 25.74 +22 +3.5
Ultran 28.59 +23-26.5 Divlntn 29.06 +.07 +23.6
11ln 12.35 +.09 -42 DNGtin 27.97 +18-+22.0
Valuelnvn 7.35 +.03 +99.8 EmrMkn 14.00 +.17 +17.2
Amer Express A: Eqlncn 52.77 +.36 +43.4
Cal 5.24 ... +36.3 EQIIn 23.66 +22 +35.7
Discover 8.66 +.09 +11.6 ECapAp 22.47 +.10 +9.9
DEI 11.31 +.10 +61.5 Europe 35.28 +20 +5.2
Divrd 4.89 ... +32.3 Exchn 27028 +1.84 +15.7
DvOppA 7.33 +.04 -3.5 Exsortn 19.93 +.15 +30.6
EqSel 12.63 +.17 -12.1 Fideln 29.74 +.23 -14.4
Growlh 26.38 +.18 -47.6 Fityrn 20.18 +21 +5.6
HiYId 4.46 ... +33.8 FrInOnen 25.03 +.15 +3.4
insr 5.47 ... +34.7 GNMAn 11.08 ... +27.5
MgdAllp 9.57 +.08 +129 Govtlncn 10.21 -.01 +39.7
Mass 5.42 ... +34.0 GroCon 5428 +.61 -44.1
Mich 5.33 ... +34.7 Grolncn 37.69 +22 +2.0
Minn 5.33 ... +35.1 Grolnclln 9.53 +.04 +1.7
Mutual p 9.81 +.05 -6.8 Highlncrn 9.09 +.01 +17.4
NwD 23.71 +20 -23.2 Indepnn 17.64 +.23 -28,3
NY 5.16 ... +36.1 IntBdn 10.46 -.01 +40.1
Ohio 5.32 ... +32.3 IntGovn 10.17 -.01 +35.9
PreMt 9.37 -.10+116.4 InflDiscn 28.70 +.20 +8.4
Sel 8.68 -.01 +28.0 IntSCprn24.84 +.14 NS
SDGovt 4.78 ... +23.1 InvGBn 7.53 ... +43.1
Stokp 19.33 +.19 -13.3 Japann 12.61 +06 -37.8
TEBd 3.90 ... +36.1 JpnSmn 12.60 +.08 -20.5
ThdlntI 5.74 +.05 -30.3 LatAmn 23.48 +47 +54.7
ThIdllnti 7.31 +.03 -32.5 LevCoStkn24.14 +.32 NS
Amer Express B: LowPrn 40.29 +37+145.4
EqValp 10.33 +.08 +20.4 MageUnn103.00 +.65 -13.6
NwDt 22.45 +.19 -26.1 MidCapn 23.21 +30 -3.9
Amer Express Y: MtgSec n 11.22 -.01 +40.8
NwDn 23.82 +.20 -22.7 NwMktldrn 14.14 +.02 +95.1
American F-mds A: NwMlI n 30.97 +,35 -26.1
AmcpAp 18.03 +.13 +15.9 OTCn 33.21 +.35 -47.4
AMullAp 26.41 +.19 +56.2 Ovrsean 35.63 +.21 -12.8
BalAp 17.86 +.07 +67.8 PcBasn 20.15 +.14 -17.1
BondAp 13.59 -.01 +42.2 Purilnn 18.98 +.09 +40.5
CaplBAp 52.80 +.08 +78.4 RealEn 27.88 -.07+164.6
CapWAp 19.90 -.04 +60.6 STBFn 8.95 ... +29.9
*CapWGAp34.54 +22 +53.4 SmCaplndn19.64 +.17 +33.8
EupacAp 36.47 +.30 -0.7 SrmllCpSrn17.96 +20 +45.9
FdlnvAp 32.32 +23 +21.1 SEAsian 17.50 +.20 +5.3
GwthAp 27.30 +.18 -0.6 SIkStcn 22.84 +20 -7.3
HITrAp 12.61 +.01 +42.5 Strallncn 10.70 ... +57.6
IncoAp 18.53 +.06 +67.5 Trend n 53.35 +.44 -10.0
InltdAp 13.64 -.01 +31.2 USBIn 11.12 ... +44.2
ICAAp 30.78 +.18 +24.5 Mityn 13.62 +.10 -29.1
NEcoAp 20.40 +.14 -25.6 ValStratn35.88 +.46 +72.1
NPerAp 27.77 +.19 +11.1 Valuen 72.31 +.72+116.3
NwWrldA 33.93 +.35 +28.6 Wridwn 18.38 +.15 +10.5
SmCpAp 31.72 +25 -18.6 Fidelity Selects:
TxExAp 12.54 ... +38.3 Airn 33.33 +34 +53.3
WshAp 30.73 +25 +49.7 Autonn 33.92 +.06 +78.4
American Funds B: Bankingn 37.81 +.13 +87.9
BalBt 17.83 +.08 NS Biotchn 54.18 +.69 -45.6
CapBBt 52.80 +.08 NS Brokrn 54.54 +.10 +52.6
GrwIhBt 26.51 +.18 NS Chemrn 70.73 +1.05+116.9
IncoBt 18.44 +.06 NS Compn 34.51 +.47 -62.4
ICABt 30.63 +.17 NS Conlndn 24.15 +.11 +12.7
WashBt 30.54 +24 NS CstHon 4521 +.98+180.3
Ariel Mutual Fds: DIAer n 6646 +.71+109.7
Apprec 46.30 +29+112.3 DvCm n 17.74 +.28 -65.8
Ariel 52.83 +.43+163.2 Electrn 38.77 +.75 -57.5
Artisan Funds: Enrgyn 38.02 +.55+105.9
Intl 22.21 +.10 -204 ErgSvn 49.08 +70 80.3
idCap 29.04 +.36 +20.7 Envirn 13.59 +.11 438.8
Baron Funds: F'inSn 114.36 +23 +74.7
Asset 52.91 +.43 +23.7 Foodn 50.98 +.36 87.2
Growth 45.94 +38 +71.7 Goldrn 27.34 -.11+118.1
Bernsten Fds: Heallhn 127.84 +1.10 +13.6
IntDur 13.40 ... +35.8 HomFn 58.85 +.37+152.0
DivMu 14.19 ... +293 IndMn 40.52 +.59+117.0
TMgntV 22.79 +10 +1.6 Insurn 62.12 +.20+147.0
Blackock 2279 Leisrn 74.68 +13 +6.9
BlackRockA 9.18 +. MedDn 46.56 +.48+200.4
AuroraA 39.18 +.39 +99.2 MdEqSysn23.77 +.13+102.2
Legacy 13.05 +.10 -16.7 Mudn 43.33 -.02 -0.2
Bramwell Funds: NtGasn 34.11 +.55+147.7
Growthp 19.54 +.19 -15.8 Papern 31.77 +.26 +47.6
Brandywine Fds: Phann n 8.77 +02 NS
Bmdywmn27.77 +.50 -5.4 Retain 50.67 +.53 +30.4
Brinson FundsY: Softwrn 47.63 +.34 -31.0
HiYIdlYn 7.48 ... +40.6 Techn 57.36 +.62 -64.3
CGM Funds: Telcern 35.12 +.38 -0.4
CapDvn 31.77 +.92 +22.1 Transn 41.59 +.58+105.1
Mutin 27.60 +.55 +16.7 ULilGrn 39.85 +.28 -28.5
Calamos Funds: Wireless n 5.68 +.06 NS
Gr&lncAp29.52 +26 +31.0 Fidelity Spartan:
Grw(1Ap 51.10 +.62 +20.9 CAMunn 12.59 ... +40.5
GrowthCt49.19 +.59 +18.3 CTMunrn1.68 .. +292
Calvert Group: Eqldxn 42.56 +,35 -4.8
Incopx 17.10 -.05 +49.5 500lnrn 82.78 +.67 -4.8
ItEqAp 1922 +.03 -12.9 FLMurn 11.73 +.01 +29.9
MBCAIx 10.37 -.02 +25.3 Govinn 11.02 -.01 +41.7
Munlntx 10.92 -.02 +2.4 InvGrBdn 10.65 -.01 +44.9
SocialAp 27.41 +.13 46+5.5 MDMurn11.05 ... +38.1
SocBdpx 16.06 -.04 +45.7 MAMunn12.17 ... +41.9
SocEqAp 33.63 +27 +26.2 MI Munn 12.06 ... +40.8
TxFLtx 10.59 -.02 +15.0 MNMunn 11.61 ... +37.8
TxFLgpx 16.72 -.05 +39.3 Munilnn 13.08 ... +44.7
TxFVTx 15.99 -.04 +33.8 NJMunrn11.75 ... +40.3
Clipper 87.19 +.35+96.3 NYMunn 13.10 ... +44.1
Cohen & Steers: OhMunn 11.97 ... +41.9
RltyShrs 64.67 -.17+153.5 PAMunrn11.02 ... +29.6
Columbia ClassA: StintMun 10.31 ... +24.7
Acom t 25.82 +.19 NS TolMikIn 32.76 +.27 -4.9
Columbia Class Z: First Eagle:
AcomZ 2636 +20 +73.4 GIlA 39.57 +.09+125.7
AcomlntZ 30.40 +.10 -7.7 OverseasA22.48 +03+124.8
LargeCo 27.67 +22 -6.3 First Investors A
SmallCo 2120 +25 +58.2 BIChpAp 20.34 +17 -24.7
Columbia Funds: GloblAp 6.60 +.04 -15.6
ReEsEqZ 25.01 -.04+137.8 GovIAp 11.05 -.01 +34.0
Davis Funds A: GrolAp 13.11 +.09 -7.7
NYVenA 31,26 +20 +25.5 IncoAp 325 +01 +20.4
Davis Funds B: InvGrAp 10.01 -01 +41.4
NYVenB 29.97 +20 +20.5 MATFAp 12.09 ... +38.5
Davis Funds C & Y: MFAp 12n77 ... 435.6
NYVenC 30.16 +.20 +20.7 MipAp 25.36 +24 5.44
NJTFAp 13.12 +01 +25.1
DelawareInvestA: NYF p 14,63 ...-K.9 t
TxUSAp 11.64 ... +42.6 PATFAp 1331 ... +374
Delaware Invest B: SpSiAp 19.00 +14 -27.1
DehB 3.39 .. p .4 TxExAp 10.25 .. s36.8
SelGrBt 19.88 +.13 -52.0 TotRAp 13.65 +.06 +3.8
Dimensional Fds: VakueBp 6.45 +.03 -12.4
IntSmVan16.36 +.08+141.3 Firsthand Funds:


usLgVan20.n +.0 +83.4 GiTech 3.98 +.05 NS
USMicrcn14.49 +.11 +50.5 TechVs 27.36 +.47 -76.3
USSmall n18.97 +.18 +45,0 Frankremp Frnk A:
USSmVa 26.27 +.26+125,9 AGEAp 2.17 ... +40.9
EmgMktn 17.68 +.20 +37.1 AUSp 9.04 ... +20.6
IntVan 16.71 +.06 +67.7 ALTFAp 11.64 ... +39.5
DFARIEn 21.44 -.03+157.8 AZTFAp 11.23 ... +39,6
Dodge&Cox: Ballnvp 58.38 +.69+123.5
Balanced 79.58 +.30 +85.5 CalnAp 12.78 +.. 40,.5
Income 12.90 ... +47.3 CAintAp 11.64 ... +3.2
InlSIk 31.82 +.07 NS CalTFAp 7.35 ... +41.6
Stock 130.51 +.81+100.7 CapGrA 10.62 +.10-30.2
Dreyfus: COTFAp 12.08 ... +41.1
Aprec 39.40 +.30 +5.7 CTTFAp 11.14 ... +40.5
DIscp 31.94 +.23 -13.9 CvtScAp 16.03 +.06 +41.1
Dreyf 10.14 +.07 -12.5 OblTFA 12.02 ... +39.5
Dr5001nt 35.00 +.28 -6.5 DynTchA 23.18 +.22 -21.2
EmgLd 43.36 +.43 +13.4 EqlncAp 20.91 +.14 +52.4
FLIntr 13.41 ... +30.2 Fedlntp 11.55 ... +35.5
InsMutn 18.02 ... +36.4 FedTFAp 12.22 ... +39.1
SWalAr 28.78 +19 +51.3 FLTFAp 12.03 ... +41.4
Dreyfus Founders: GATFAp 1220 ... +40.3
GrowlhBn 9.87 +.07 -51.2 GoldPrMA18.65 -.13+124.5
GrwthFpn10.32 +.08 -49.1 GrwIhAp 33.06 +24 +5.0
Dreyfus Premier: HYTFAp 10.82 ... +38.0
CoreEqAt 14.76 +.12 -0.9 IncormAp 2.50 +.01 +78.5
CorVMp 30.37 +.23 +27.0 InsTFAp 12.44 ... +40.6
UdHYdAp 7.61 +.01 +17.8 NYITFp 11.09 ... +36.5
TxMgGC115.80 +.12 -4.2 LATFAp 11.71 ... +41.4
TchGroA 21.45 +.23 -67.2 LMGvScA 10.12 ... +27.3
Eaton Vance Cl A: MDTFAp 11,82 -.01 +40.7
ChlnaAp 14.27 +.23 -8.1 MATFAp 12.01 ... +41.1


ISOWToREDTE UTALFUD ABE


Here are the 1.000 biggest mulual runds Iisled on Nasdaq. Tables
show the lurid name, sell price or Net Assef Value (NAVI and daily
net change as well as one tolal return figuie as follows..


Tues: .3-wk lotal return I 'cl
Wed: 12 mo lotal return ( ,I
Thu: 3.-yr cuumulanve total return I ao
Fri: 5-yr cumulative lotal return 'iI


Name: Name o0 mutual lund and fam,l,
NAV: Nel asset value
Chg: Net change in price ol NAV.
Total return: Percent change in NAV for he lime period shown, wtln
dividends reinvested IIf period longer than I year return is cumula-
live
Data based on NAV.'s reported to Lipper bm 6 p m Eastern.
Footnotes: a Er-capilal gains distribution. I Previous day's
quote. n No-load fund. p Fund assets used to pay dislniouton
costs r Redemption lee or cortingernt deeirre,3 sales load may
apply. s Stock dividend or Split I Both p and r x Ex-cash divi-
dend NA No intormalion available NE Dala in quesnon. NN
Fund does nol wish to be racked NS Fund d.d not exist al start
date. Source: Upper. Inc. and The Associated Press


MITFAp 12.38 ... +39.1
MNInsA 1226 ... +39.0
MOTFAp 12.36 ... +42.6
NJTFAp 12.21 ... +40.9
NYInsA.p 11.72 ... +37.8
NYTFAp 11.97 +.01 +38.6
NCTFAp 12.39 -.01 +42.4
Ohiol Ap 12.67 .. +39.2
ORTFAp 11.94 ... +40.2
PATFAp 10.51 ... +40.2
ReEScAp 25.25 -.04+156.3
RisDvAp 31.72 +.13 +92.7
SMCpGrA 33.75 +.39 -35,3
USGovAp 6.64 ... +36.9
UL6sAp 11.18 +.05 +77.1
VATFAp 11.94 ... +40.4
Frank/Temp Fmk B:
IncomonB p 2.50 +.01 +74.1
IncomeBt 2.49 +,01 NS
Frank/Temp Frnk C:
InomCo t 2.51 +.01 +73.7
Frank/Temp Mtl A&B:
QualfdAt 19.36 +.05 +74.9
SharesA 23.02 +.03 +66.9
Frank/Temp Temp A:
DvMktAp 19,62 +.18 +40.7
ForgnAp 12.42 ... +37.6
GIBdAp 11.02 -.01 +77.4
GrwthAp 23.08 ... +60,2
IntxEMp 14.96 -.01 +35.3
WorldAp 18.01 +.04 +28.9
Frank/Temp Tmp B&C:
DevMkItC 19.27 +.17 +36.2
ForgnCp 12.27 ... +32.5
GE Elfun S&S:
S&Slnc 11.51 ... +43.4
, S&SPM 44.87 +.31 +6.5
GMO Trust III:
EmMkr 18.73 +.27 +88.0
For 15.04 +.02 +46.2
GMO Trust IV:
EmFrMt 18.70 +.27 +87.3
Gabelli Funds:
Asset 41.24 +.15 +33.8
Gartmore Fds D:
Bond 9.73 -.01 +43.8
GvtBdD 10.32 -.01 +41.5
GrowthD 6.61 +.06 -43.1
NauonwD 20.35 +20 +12.5
TxFrr 10.65 ... +39.2
Goldman Sachs A:
GrlncA 2526 +.20 +20.5
SmCapA 41.48 +.43+151.0
Guardian Funds:
GBG InGrA 13.39 +.02 -28.6
ParkAA 30.88 +.23 -40.9
Harbor Funds:
Bond 11.84 ... +47.8
CapAplnst 27.66 +.20 -37,9
Inir 43.72 +.19 +37.0
Hartford Fds A:
AdvrsAp 15.10 +06 +4.8
CpAppAp 34.55 +.33 +17.3
DivGthAp 19.01 +.15 +42.1
SmICoAp 16.10 +.20 -22.0
Hartford HLS IA:
Bond 12.00 ... +50.1
CapApp 53.99 +.51 +33.4
Div&Gr 20.94 +.16 +45.8
Advisers 23.08 +.09 +5.3
Stock 45.72 +.27 -11.7
Hartford HLS IB:
CapAppp 53.72 +.51 +31.9
HollBaIFdnl5.58 +.07 +1.1
ISI Funds:
NoAmp 7,38 -.01 +39.1
JPMorgan Sel Cis:
CoreBdn 10.84 -.01 +44.5
Janus :
Balanced 21.04 +.08 +4.8
Contrarian 13,06 +.07 NS
CoreEq 20.01 +.14 -8.6
Enterprn 37.15 +.33 -80.7
FedTEn 7.06 ... +30.4
Fidncnn 9.67 ... 435.9
Fundn 24.00 +.19 -41.2
GILifeScirn17.56 +.11 -31.0
GITechrn 10.32 +.11 -72.7
Grlnc 32.09 +.29 -21.5
Mercury 20.84 +.11 -51.3
MdCpVal 22.05 +.21+131.6
Olympus n27.77 +.24 -54.5
Orion n 7.03 +.07 NS
Ovrseasr 25.22 +.25 -31.8
ShTmBd 2.90 ... +25.3
Twenty 41.85 +.43 -48.2
Venturn 56.89 +.43 -46.8
WridWr 41.19 +.18 -44.4
JennisonDryden A:
HiY:IAp 5.90 ... +27.2
InsuredA 11.03 ... +36.8
UlityA 12.15 +.09 +51.6
JennisonDryden B:
GrowlhB 12.68 +.09 -42.3
HiYldBt 5.89 ... +24.1
InsuredB 11.04 ... +35.1
Jensen 24.21 +.23+30.5
John Hancock A:
BondAp 15.32 -.01 +42.3
StrinAp 7.07 -.01 +41.7
John Hancock B:
StrincB 7.07 -.01 +36.9
Julius Baer Funds:
IntlEqA 32.53 +.18 +5.2
Int Eqlr 33.10 +.19 +7.5
Legg Mason: Fd
OpporTrt 14.54 +.17 +54.3
SpInvp 44.00 +.24 +36.5
ValTrp 62.58 +.54 +15.0
Legg Mason InstI:
ValTrinst 68.32 +.60 +20.9
Longleaf Partners:
Partners 31.37 +,14+102.1
Int 15.65 +.08 +89.9
SmCap 29.86 +.11+107,6
Loomis Sayles:
LSBondl 13.84 -.01 +69.7
Lord Abbett A:
AffllAp 14.68 +.11 +39.4
BdDebAp 8.15 +.01 +34.5
GlIncAp 7.50 -.01 +44.2
MidCpAp 21.96 +.24+142.8
MFS Funds A:
MITAp 17.22 +.11 -3.7
MIGAp 12.01 +.09 -37.1
ErnGAp '30,87 +.20 -48.5
GrOpAp 8.63 +.06 -37.0
HilnAp 4.02 +.01 +27.5
MFLAp 10.20 ... +40.4
TotRA p 15.92 +.05 +55.5'
ValueAp 23.40 +.18 +68.7
MFS Funds B:
MIGB 11.03 +.08 -39.1
GvScBt 9.67 -.01 +31.9
HilnBt 4.03 ... +23.1
MulnBt 8.69 ... +33.2
TotRBt 15.92 +.06 +50.6
MainStay Funds B:
BIChGBp 9.33 +.08 -40.6
CapApBt 26.37 +.30 -42.2
ConvBt 12.87 +.07 +12.2
GovtBt 8.34 ... +30.2
HYIdBBI 6.51 +.01 +40.3
IntlEqB 12.88 +.03 +1.4
ResValBt ... ... 0.0
SmCGBp 14.45 +.24 -45.2
TotRtBt 18.58 +.13 -14.6
Mairs & Power:
Growth 68.95 +.57+100.6
Managers Funds:
SpdEqn 89.19 +1.08 -3.0
Marsico Funds:
Focusp 16.07 +.19 -22.6
Merrill Lynch A:
GIAIAp 16.73 +.07 +65.7
HealthAp 6.20 +.07 +20.1
NJMunBd 10.68 ... +40.4
Merrill Lynch B:
BalCapBt 25.97 +.11 +16,3
BaVIBt 31.17 +.22 +34,0
BdHilnc 5.34 +.01 +25.0
CalnsMB 11.75 ... +37.1
CrBPtBt 11.79 -.01 +34.5
CpITBt 11.98 .. +35.4
EquityDiv 14.85 +.11 +57.9
EuroBt 15.02 +.07 +33.1
FocValt 12.56 +.10 +29.1
FndlGBt 15.64 +.16 -36.8
FLMBt 10.40 ... +38.4
GIAIBt 16.40 +.06 +59.3
HeallhBt 4.70 +.06 +15.6
LatABt 25.91 +.50 +67.6
MnlnBt 7.94 ... +37.1
ShTUSGt 9.23 ... +18.5
MuShtT 10.00 ... +14.8
MulntBt 10.65 ... +33.7
MNIlBt 10.58 ... +40.2
NJMBt 10.68 ... +37.6
NYMBt 11.12 ... +36.9
NatRsTBt 36.79 +.41+162.6
PacBt 19.11 +.14-14.7
PAMBI 11.41 ... +37.7
ValueOppt24.06 +.22 +69.9
USGvMigt10.25 -.01 +32.6
UtflIcmn 10.89 +.06 -2.6
WklilnBl 6.62 ... +57.8P
Merrill Lynch I: '
BalCapl 26.76 +.12 +22.5
BaVll 31.88 +.23 +41.0
BdHilnc 5.33 ... +29.7
CalnsMB 11.75 ... +40.6
CrBPit 11.79 -.01 +39,7
CplTr 11.97 -.01 +38.8


DvCapp 18.27 +.23 +19.4 GIGvAp 13.05 ... +49.3
EquityDv 14.82 +.11 +66.2 GbEqtyp 8.48 +.06 -19.7
Eurolt 17.46 +.09 +402 GinAp 19.42 +.16 +32.3
FocVall 13.75 +.11 +35.9 HIhAp 58.92 +.34 -2.4
FLMI 10.40 ... +41.8 HiYdAp 8.25 +.01 +32.4
GIAIIt 16.77 +.07 +67.7 HYAdAp 6.21 +.01 +31.8
Health 6.72 +.08 +21.7 IncmAp 6.84 ... +36.4
LaIAI 27.13 +.53 +76.7 InllEq p 23.91 +.09 -11.6
MnInI 7.95 +.01 +42.3 IntGrlnp 11.99 +.05 +18.9.
MnShIT 10.00 ... +16.8 InvAp 12.52 +.10 -29.7
MulTI 10,65 ... +35.8 MITxp 9.08 ... +36.0
MNatll 10.59 ... +45.7 MNTxp 9.10 ... +36.9
NalRsTrl 38.76 +.44+176.5 MuniAp 8,78 ... +342
Pact 20.79 +.16 -10.1 NJTxAp 9.27 ... +35.7
ValiueOpp 26.70 +.25 +78.8 NwOpAp 40.86 +.38 -54.4
USGvtMtg 10.26 ... +37.8 OTCAp 727 +.09 -80.0
UtIfcmtlI 10.93 +.06 +1.3 PATE 9.19 ... +38.9
Widlncd 6.62 ... +63.8 TxExAp 8.89 ... +37.1
Midas Funds: TFInAp 15.13 ... +38.8
MklasFd 2.11 -.03 +90.1 TFHYA 12.89 ,. +.00
Monetta Funds: USGvAp 13.25 ... +33.8
Monettan 10.40 +.12 -39.4 UAp 10.24 +.06 +10.4
Morgan Stanley B: VstaAp 9.46 +.11 -40.8
AmOppBS 22.55 +.19 -41.7 VoyAp 16.09 +.15 -43.4
DivGIB 37.15 +.26 +23.5 Putnam Funds B:
GbDivB 13.90 +.02 +29.9 CapAprt 1741 +.16 -19.0
GrvrhB 11.65 +,09 -31.5 CIscEqBt 12.64 +.12 +19.4
StratB 17.69 +.10 -3.9 DIscGr 15.70 +.17 -803
USGAtB 9.16 -.01 +36.9 DvrlnBt 10.25 ... +38.3
MorganStanleylnst: Eqlnc 1728 +14 +51.6
GIValEqAn17,80 +.04 +351 EuEq 20,52 +.07 -14.8
InllEqn 21.22 +02 +24 FLTxBt 921 ... +33.0
Under Funds'. GeoB 17,88 +.09 +33.7
NetNetAp 16.48 +.04 -82.1 GIInc 1300 -.01 +43.8
,Mutual Series: GIbEql 7.75 +.05 -22.6
Becn 16.2 +.04 +71.2 GINIRst 25.36 +.35 +94.5
BeacnZ 1602 +.04 +71.2 GrinBt 19.12 +.15 +274
7scZ 24.57 +.0461.5 HthBt 53.85 +.32 -6.0
QoualdZ 19.45 +.04 +78.1 HiYldBt 8.21 +.01 +27.5
SharesZ 23.15 +.04 +69.8 HYAdB 6.13 +.01 +26.3
Nations Funds Inv B: InceBt 6.80 ... +21.4
FocEqBt 17.00 +.20 -23.1 IntGrInt 11.79 +.05 +14.7
MarsGrBt 16.43 +.19 -21.4 I|lNopt 11.26 +.06 -48.0
Nations Funds Pri A: InvBt 11.51 +.09 -32,3
IntVIPrAn 23.06 +.11 +57,0 MuniBt 8.77 .. +30.1
Neuberger&Berm Inv: NJTxBt 9.27 ... +31.5
Focus 36.74 +45 +20.2 NwOpBt 36.88 +.35 -56.0
Intlir 19.11 -.02 -3.2 NwValIp 17.61 +.16,+78.1
Neuberger&Berm Tr: NYTxBt 8.83 ... +33.7
Genesis 43.27 +.44+132.1 OTCBt 6.45 +.07 -80.8
Nicholas Applegate: TxExBt 8.90 ,. +33.0
EmgGrolnl0.03 +.12 -51.0 TFHYBt 12.91 ... +26.4
Nicholas Group: TFInBt 15.15 ... +34.9
Nichn 60.74 +.37 6+5.1 USGvBt 13.18 ... +28.9
Nchlnn 2.24 ... +17.7 UIBt 10.17 +.06 +6.3
Northern Funds: VistaBt 8.29 +.09 -43.0
SmCpldxn 9.90 +11 +16.0 VoyBl- 14.06 +.12 -45.5
Technlyn 10.81 +.12 -74.8 Putnam Funds M:
Nuveen Cl R: Dvdncp 10.24 ... +41.7
InMun R 11.04 ... +37.9 Royce Funds:
Oak Assoc Fds: LwPrStkr 15.00 +.09+105.3
WhieOkGn31.74 +,31 -52.0 MicroCapl 15.55 +.07+103.3
Oakmark Funds I: Premied r 15.02 +.12+110.8
Eqtylncrn23.54 +.09 +91.4 TotRellr 12.18 +.08+112.7
Gkoballn 22.11 -.02+170.9 RydexAdvisor:
Intlirn 21.53 -.06 +72.3 OTCn 9.85 +.13 -68.2
Oanmark rn40.85 +.16 +89.6 SI Portfolios:
Seledtrn 33.14 +.13+106.6 CoreFxAn10.55 -.01 +43.3
OppenhelmerA: IntlEqAn 11.11 +.01 -15.8
AMTFMu 10.04 +.01 +43.5 LgCGroAn17.84 +.13 -45.5
AMTFrNY 12.76 ... +41.4 LgCValAn21.70 +.20 +49.7
CAMuniAp 11.19 ... +50.1 STI Classic:
CapApAp 40.40 +.21 -17.2 CpAppLp 11.27 +.09 -6.4
CaplncAp12.48 +.02 +54.2 CpAppAp 11.90 +.08 -4.3
ChlncAp 9.74 +.01 +29.5 TxSnGrTp24.48 +.20 -24.3
DvMktAp 28.57 +.19 +71.6 TxSnGrLt22.97 +.19 -28.2
Discp 42.18 +.60 -33.3 VltnStkA 12.67 +.09 +55.6
EquityA 10.73 +.07 -4.9 Salomon Brothers:
GlobAp 59.35 +.30 +4.4 BalancB p 12.78 +.03 +29.9
GIOppA 31.45 +.14 -10.6 Oppod 47.63 +.31 +46.9
Gold p 19.26 -.09+149.2 Schwab Funds:
HiYdAp 9.79 +.01 +27.7 10001nvrn34,32 +.28 -4.6
LIdTmMu 15.61 ... +41.8 S&Plnvn 18.50 +.15 -6.6
MnStFdA 35.21 +.29 -1.7 S&PSeln 18.56 +.15 -4.8
MidCapA 16.32 +.18 -51.3 YIdPIsSI 9.69 ... +21.2
PAMuniAp 12.53 -.01 +53.2 Scudder Funds A:
StrnAp 4.32 ... +47.1 DrHIRA 43.38 +45+110.2
USGvp 9.71 -.01 +38.0 FIgComAp16.65 +.11 -57.5
Oppenheimer B: USGovA 8.61 ... +25.8
AMTFMu 10.01 +.01 +38.1 Scudder Funds S:
AMTFrNY 12.76 ... +36.0 BalanS 17.51 +.10 +2.1
CplncBt 12.35 +.03 +48.1 EmMkIn 10.92 +.03+104,8.
ChlncBt 9.73 +.01 +24.7 EmMkGrr 18.66 +.20 +24.5
EquityB 10.39 +.07 -8.9 GtbBdSr 10.33 -.02 +42.9
HiYIdBt 9.64 +.01 +22,9 GbDis 35.82 +.35 -6.0
StdncBt 4.34 ... +41,6 GlobalS 27.42 +.17 +9.2
Oppenheim Quest: Gold&Prc 17.20 -.17+234.0
QBalA 17.96 +.09 +38.2 GrEuGr 27.90 +.15 -22.9
QBalB 17.72 +.09 +33.5 GrolncS 21.73 +.14 -2.1
Oppenheimer Roch: HiYIdTx 12.85 ... +41.3
RoMuAp 17.96 +.01 +45.7 Income S 12.98 ... +38.1
PBHG Funds: IntTxAMT.11.43 ... +32.3
SelGrwthn20.68 +.25 -73.9 IntlFdS 44.88 +.26-23.3
PIMCO Admin PIMS: LgCoGro 23.39 +.19 -43.8
TotRIAd 10.63 -.01 +46.9 LatAmr 35.53 +.72 +58.7
PIMCO Inst PIMS: MgdMuniS 9.23 ... +39.1
AIIAsset 12.79 ... NS MATFS 14.67 ... +39.6
ComodRR15.66 -.10 NS PacOppsr13.69 +.10 -14.5
HiYld 10.00 ... +42.2 ShtTmBdS 10.13 ... +24.4
LowDu 10.15 .. +31.0 SmCoVIS r 26.29 +.32+119,5
RealRtnl 11.45 -.02 +68,9 Selected Funds:
ShortT 10.02 ... +21.1 AmShSp 37.50 +23 +24.3
ToIRt 10.63 -.01 +48.7 Sellgman Group:
PIMCO Funds A: FrontrAt 12.94 +.12 -23.5
RenaisA 25.13 +.14+137.8 FrontrOt 11.45 +.11 -26.4
RealRtAp11,45 -.02 +65.1 GbSmA 15.54 +.13 -19.5
TotRIA 10.63 -.01 +45.3 GbTchA 12.02 +.11 -56.3
PIMCO Funds C: HYdBAp 3.50 ... -.5
GwlhCt 17.14 +.10 -47.8 Sentinel Group:
TargtCt 15.57 +.17 -38.6 ComSAp 29.67 +.21 +31.4
TotRtCt 10.63 -.01 +39.9 Sequolan155.16 +.09+84.6
Phoenix Funds: Sit Funds:
BalanA 14.81 +.05 +18.8 LrgCpGr 33.79 +.26 -38.9
StrAIAp 15.63 +.05 +16.7 Smith Barney A:
Phoenix-Aberdeen: AgGrAp 94.14 +.83 +0.5
IntlA 10.26 +.01 -15.6 ApprAp 14,76 +.06 +19.1
WIdOpp 8,49 +.03 -5.1 FdValp 14.84 .+09 +16.0
Phoenlx-Engemann HiIncAl 7.06 +.01 +18.2
CapGrA 1450 +.11 -50.4 InAICGAp 13.78 +.09-43.5
Pioneer Funds A: LCpGAp20.87 +,09 -16.8
BalanAp 9.77 +.05 +16.1 Smith Barney B&P:
BondAp 9.39 ... +46.7 FValBt 14.00 +.09 +11.5
EqlncAp 29.19 +.24 +45.6 LgCpGBt 19.74 +.08 -19.9
EuropAp 30.94 +.01 -27.7 SBCplnct 16.20 +.06 +34.5
GirwhAp 11.99 +.10 -30.0 Smith Barney 1:
HiYIdAp 11.61 +.02 +67.1 DvOSlrl 17.51 +.11 -22.7
InliValA 17.58 +.01 -29.8 Grlncl 15.10 +.08 -6.1
MdCpGrA 14.87 +.15 -22.9 St FarmAssoc:
MdCVAp 24.83 +.22+100,8 Gwth 49.08 +.40 +4.2
PionFdAp42.05 +.38 +6.7 Strategic Partners:
TxFreAp 11.71 ... +38,4 EquityA 15.17 +,11 +18.7
ValueAp 17.83 +.12 +33.1 Stratton Funds:
Pioneer Funds B: Dividend 34.09 +.04+145.3
HiYldB1 11,65 +.01 NS Growth 42.40 +.71+132.5
MdCpVB 22.28 +.19 +92.6 SmCap 40.06 +.60+149.7
Pioneer Funds C: Strong Funds:
HiYldC 11.76 +.01 NS CmStk 22.56 +.16 +21.1
Price Funds: Discov 20.84 +.19 +38.5
Balancen 19.79 +.09 +26.0 Grwthlnv 18.68 +.17 -48.7
BIChipn 29.99 +.20 -10.1 LgCapGr 21.90 +.19 -49.7
CABondn 11.12 ... +38.6 Opptylnv 45.56 +.37 +24.1
CapAppn 19.63 +.12+111.2 UllStlnv 9.20 ... +16.7
DivGron 22.69 +.15 +34.5 SunAmerica Funds:
EqIncn 26.64 +.18 +68.5 USGvBt 9.49 ... +36.9
Eqlndexn 32.33 +.26 -5.4 SunAmerica Focus:
Europen 20.34 +.08 -4.0 FLgCpAp16.86 +.20 -32.4
FLInmrnn 10,99 .. +31.4 TCW Galileo Fds:
GNMAn 9.64 .. +38.6 SelEqty 17.75 +.17 -23.4
Growthn 26,.03 +.14 -0.6 TD Waterhouse Fds:
Gr&lnn 22.23 +.13 +27.9 Dow30n 10.81 +.08 +15.9
HttKSdn 22.37 +.19 +20.5 TIAA-CREF Funds:
Hiieldn 7.20 ... +43.3 BdPlusx 10.30 -.04 +44.3
ForEqn 15.63 +.06 -17.5 Eqlndex 8.51 +.07 NS
IntlBondn 10.27 -.03 +51.9 Groinc 12.11 +.10 -10.6
InlDisn 33.8B +.05 -10.0 GroEq 8.90 +.07 -44.3
IntlStkn 13.09 +.05 -19.3 HiYkdBdx 9.48 -.05 NS
Japann 8.39 +.02 -36.4 IntlEq 10.77 +.01 -24.3
LatAmn 17.85 +.38 +65.2 MgdAlc 11.07 +.04 +1.8
MDShrtn 5.17 ... +18.5 ShTrBdx 10,47 -,03 NS
MDBondn10.80 ... +38.9 SocChEq 9.04 +.07 NS
MidCapn 48.90 +.43 +34.4 TxExBdx 10.91 -.03 NS
MCapValn22.53 +.11+134.0 Tamarack Funds:
NAmern 32.23 +24 -10.7 EntSmCp 32.68 +.06 +97.2
NAsian 10.51 +.10 +0,4 Value 45.88 +.25 +61.7
NewEran37.18 +.55+132.3 Templeton Instit:
NHorizn 29.10 +.35 +5.4 ForEqS 20.67 +.01 +28.1
NIncn 9.10 -.01 +42.2 Third Avenue Fds:
NYBondn11.44 ... .40.3 RIEstVIr 27.19 +.07+186,1
PSIncn 14.83 +.05 +385 Value 53.02 +21 +72-0
RealEstn 16.68 -.03+165.4 ThrventFds A:
SciTecn 18.25 +19 -70.0 HiYki 5.27 .,, +5.9
ShtBdn 4.73 -01 +29.4 Inom 8.82 ... +8.9
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10 "The Great Depression, like most other
periods of severe unemployment, was
produced by government mismanagement
rather than by any inherent instability of
the private economy.
Milton Friedman


s serve as


lesson


T he recent flap over what's when m
been called "cash carry it's the
forward" funds in the the re
county budget should ultimately make s
have a good effect on county gov- the tw
ernment page.
The controversy began when improve
County Commissioner Gary Havi
Bartell realized as he took over agency n
the commissioner
slot on the tourism I THEISSU:
development board THE ISSUE:
that there was County'budget.
money being car-
ried in the depart- OUR OPINION
ment budget that An opportunity t
was not at first evi- be more efficient
dent from looking at with tax money.
the line items in the
budget
He said that concerned him The
insofar as he might not have pre- money
viously voted to increase the and o]
tourism tax had he realized considi
there was money that could be only tl
used for tourism projects. Good pubic,
point Big b
The matter widened to the compk
issue of all carry-over funds in the les
the county budget, which this c
amounted to about $7.6 million, account
and how that money was indicat- sentati
ed in the budget all relay
The money was never lost or and
intentionally hidden, but the always
point is that because of the way full un
in which it appeared in the Rath
budget, there was not a top-of- pointir
mind awareness on the part of ernme
the commissioners. serve t
Obviously, they need to be be as
aware of all available money the tax

Man behind curtain S OUN
Alan Greenspan remind-
ed me of another very
fiq nim nnl thA Wir d


IiIamous oracie:le. I VVIezaII
of Oz, who turned out to
be a humbug.
County is joke


4'"


This is in reference to CALL
the article on Citrus 563.
County once again captur-
ing the attention of the
Comedy Channel's "Daily Show"
with John Stewart. Since this coun-
ty's. one big joke anyway, the "Daily
Show" ought to just open up a news
bureau right here in the county and
save themselves the trouble of hav-
ing to come down here very six
months or so.
Mangled mail
I'm calling about the mangled
mail being the result of machinery
that's not working properly. And my
complaint is not that that doesn't
happen occasionally; that's normal.
I understand that. But I've lived in
three different cities in another state
where it never happened, and I've
lived in two different cities in the
state of Florida. It only started hap-
pening once we came to Citrus
County, and it just seems that it's a
constant thing ...
Home for dog
I'm calling in reference to the arti-
cle in the Current a few weeks ago. I
would like the woman who rescued
a loving hound dog who was hit by a
car to contact me, I've given my
phone number to Claire Laxton, It
would mean so much to my family.
The dog is a wonderful addition to
our family; she's part of it. Thanks
again for saving this outstanding
canine.


(


making decisions. Granted
eir responsibility, and it's
responsibility of staff to
sure they are awaie, and
'o weren't on the same
That dynamic is now
'ed.
ng surpluses or contin-
money is not necessarily a
bad thing, and most
healthy government
entities wisely keep
some on hand for
unplanned expens-
I: es and emergen-
o cies. Also, many
t long-term projects
require money to be
accrued during a
number of years.
point is, however, that all
should be clearly visible
pen for monitoring and
eration at all times by not
he policymakers but the
too.
budget accounting can be
ex and Greek to many, so
sson to be learned from
controversy is that the
citing and budgeting repre-
on should always reflect
Lted funds by department,
commissioners. should
make sure they have a
derstanding of all funds.
er than spawning finger-
ig and thrashing of gov-
nt, the episode should
o help the commissioners
efficient as they can with
payers' money.

Whom to call
(This is) to the person
complaining that the
Sheriff's Office or police
officers aren't open 24/7.
That's why you have 911.
Carless world


My father was born in
0579 1908; he is now 96 years
old. In 1905, there were
no cars or automobiles in
America, absolutely none. The first
car built on a production line was
Ford; Henry Ford, for the Ford Motor
Company in August of 1908. My
dad was born in May of 1908. One-
hundred years ago, in 1905, there
were no cars. Can you imagine
today living in a world with no,
absolutely no automobiles? Where
have we come from? Where are we
going?

Paid firefighters

I'm just reading Sound Off
(about) organized firefighters. I
can't believe that man, what he
said. He's from Long Island and he
said they had volunteer firefighters.
Of course they did. There's the
younger generation that lived
around there. Here there's older
people. I wonder if he would volun-
teer his time even go to any of the
fires that we are having here in
Citrus County .,, This county is full
of mobile homes. How fast do they
go up? We definitely need firefight.
ers; paid firefighters.

Take a dry day

This is about buying alcohol on
Sunday. If you can't live without
alcohol one day out of the week,
you've got a problem. You need to
see someone about it.


A stitch in time can save lives


n our dotages, being
bounced around in our
wheelchairs by guys
and gals with bad teeth and
grammar, sporting attitudes
and tattoos and trailing
long and fascinating crimi-
nal histories, we might
recall how we ignored the
whole issue of properly
educating the generation
under whose care. we now
depend.
Our current practice of
allowing children with solv-


CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE
EDITORIAL BOARD
Gerry Mulligan...........................publisher
Charlle Brennan ...........................editor
Neale Brennan .....promotions/community affairs
Kathie Stewart ....... advertising services director
Steve Arthur ................ Chronicle columnist
Mike Arnold ......................managing editor
Jim Hunter .......................... senior reporter
by Albert M, Curt Ebitz ............... ...........citizen member
Williamson Mike Moberley .....................guest member
'"You may dtffr with my choice, but not my ght to choose."
David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus

LOCAL GOVERNMENT



Overlooked


able problems to grow up
not being able to read and rebellious
in following directions is going to bite
us hard when we need them the most.
Too many of these children who are
unsuccessful in school are allowed to
slide alligator-like into the dank demi-
world of under-employment, sub-
stance abuse and poverty.
The little kids who fight other kids,
who oppose authority, who show early
signs of mental illnesses ranging from
depression to mania, can be helped if
they are reached early enough.
Early identification and interven-
tion is the key that means getting help
to them before age 5.
The woman who will be the main
speaker at a community event
Saturday at Withlacoochee Technical
Institute says that if we can get to these
children they will have a much better
chance of living a normal and produc-
tive life.
Lise Fox is a former teacher of
young children with behavioral prob-
lems who went back to school to earn
her doctorate in order to be more
effective helping such kids. She says
there is plenty of research to indicate
the tremendous long-term worth of'
early intervention:
n In the classroom, aggression goes
down. Not doing what the teacher asks
goes down. Class disruptions are less-
ened. Conduct improves.
n If helped these kids can develop
an understanding of friendship, shar-


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I ing and cooperation. Their
fears, phobias, 'depression,
anxiety, hyperactivity,
obsessive-compulsive disor-
ders become less of an
S issue.
n These kids can be
taught methods to monitor
their behavior and develop
self-control.
n Their chances at aca-
Lrthur demic success improve.
LES They are much less likely to
BLES become a juvenile delin-
quent and to be placed in
special education classes.
Fox said she is going to suggest a few
successful models for the pre-kinder-
garten program that Florida voters
said the state should invest in.
That's one of the challenges. So far
the people who need to be trained in
offering these children social skills
instruction haven't been, trained.
Who's going to train them? Who's
going to pay for that training? Are our
day-care centers up to the challenge?
Another challenge. is getting the par-
ent, parents or caretakers on board
because this kind of social skills train-
ing has to be done at home and at
school.
Fox says in the ideal world, aostay-at-;
home mom or dad would become a
partner with the school in providing
that training but the reality is, people
have to work during the day to provide
a roof and food at the table. How much
time do they have to be role models
and to teach children how to behave
properly.
Besides, there are plenty of people
with kids who never had much train-
ing themselves, who may not see the
value in having their children learn
how to get along with other kids.
Think about it though.
If these children are not reached
they are at risk of failing at school and
may live lives of anxiety, loneliness,
violence and abuse.
Teachers with any experience at all
can tell within five minutes of observ-


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WHAT: How to help children with
challenging
behaviors.
WHEN: 8:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.,
Saturday.
WHERE: Withlacoochee
Technical Institute, Inverness.
WHO: Sponsored by Citrus-
NAMI, Citrus County Schools
and the Chronicle.
ALSO: Chlldcare and lunch Is
provided.

ing pre-kindergarten children at play
which kids are going to become delin-
quents when they reach the teen years,
become gang members and eventually
jail birds.
Researchers say that if challenging
behaviors are not changed by the end
of the third grade, their problems
become chronic and cost more and
more money and time to deal with.
Children who grow into their teen
years without being helped tend to
drop out of school, abuse drugs and
alcohol and after several miserable
adult years, die young. That's partly
because their behaviors in the lower
grades cause them to be rejected by
other children. They are punished
more. They give up in school;
So as adults they are at risk for fatal
accidents, substance abuse, divorce,
unemployment, psychiatric illnesses
and early death.
There are plenty of reasons to help
these children right from the get-go,
without allowing their conditions to
worsen.
Tomorrow's meeting might be the
catalyst needed to bring together peo-
ple who care about these kids to create
a movement in our community in
order to do something smart and good.


Steve Arthur, a Chronicle colum-
nist, can be reached at 564-2923 or at
sarthur@chronicleonline.com








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Airboat noise is expected
I have heard many complaints
about how loud airboats are and even
outboard motor boats, jet-skis and
other watercraft.
I think the best quote heard was, "I
moved to Florida on the water or next
to the water to retire and have peace
and quite, with little or no noise to
upset or bother me."
I don't believe these people are
thinking correctly or rationally when
they say such doltish things. I myself
moved here, on the water to retire,
relax, enjoy peace and quite and
enjoy my life with wonderful thoughts
of boating and fishing from my own
dock I know all too well that people
have boats of all kinds, and they all
make noise, especially the airboats.
At first, I did not have a boat of any
kind, but common sense told me with
water comes loud noise from people
having fun on and in the water, I hear
loud lawn mowers, leaf blowers, trim-
mers, chain saws, etc. But how can
anyone complain with what comes
natural living on the water and own-
ing homes?
I lived here almost two years when
I took my first airboat ride on a
Wednesday, and on Friday I pur-
chased an airboat and have loved it
for more than a year now.
People who complain to the point


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of upsetting other people are
tent and have to be in the mic
some kind of personal fight n
what it is.
It has been my experience
these type people will embra
thing to get their name in the
either for what they think is
cause or just to have somethi
complain about.
As far as living on the wate
having the loud noises of boa


to the Editor
-D people having fun, well wake up and
D smell the roses and enjoy life just a
nice edi- little instead of making it miserable
for others.
car- If we petition about airboats,
ot neces-
the edito- should we not petition about the
mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers and
d to chain saws, too? After all, some of
er to the these are just as loud.
editorial Don B. Powell
would call
660. Hernando
include a
eluding Articles should be written
one num- After reading two "Sound Off" let-
ers for ters in (Feb. 9) Chronicle, "Failed
taste; legal system" and "Check home
350 schooling," I hope to see follow-up
ed to articles showing how the Amber Alert
1624 N system was not in order with the
er, FL Dollar children and possibly a feature
280; or e- article on home schooling.
.eom.
It's possible that many readers
think of home schooling as "teach
malcon- whatever you choose" and don't
ddle of understand that there are curriculum.
o matter requirements, testing and required
records of progress at a given level.
that I'm sure Florida requirements are
ce any- fairly rigorous.
paper, Unfortunately what these poor
a good Dollar children learned was not in a
ng to textbook

r and not Phyllis Morgan
ts and Sugarmill Woods


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Sports E FS
Panthers tennis
cancelled Thursday
The Lecanto boys and girls
tennis teams had their matches
with Lake Weir cancelled due to
inclement weather Thursday
night.
iTuesday night, the girls' team
beat North Marion 7-0. The
Lecanto girls didn't lose any
games in the match, sweeping
the five-person squad.
Warriors drop opener
to The Villages
The Seven Rivers softball
team opened its season .with a
12-6 loss at The Villages
Thursday night.
Senior pitcher Alice Zeis (0-1)
took the loss. She allowed all 12
runs in six innings of work, but
only six were earned.
Zeis was 2-for-4 at the plate
with a pair of singles and a run
scored. Sophomore Erica
DeLoach was 1-for-4 with the
Warriors' only RBI of the night,
as five runs were unearned.
Senior catcher Danielle Toms
was 2-for-4 with a triple and a
run.
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'Canes win wild one


Citrus reaches

Sweet 16 after

defeating Gulf
ANDY MARKS
amarks@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Citrus dug its own grave
and lived to tell the tale.
After one quarter of
Thursday's Region 3-4A quar-
terfinal against visiting Gulf,
the Hurricanes were down
20-3. They were reeling on
their home court, committing
turnover after turnover, miss-
ing wild shots and showing
no signs of being able to solve
the Buccaneers' trapping
defense and red-hot shoot-
ing.
That's when the 'Canes
turned the tables.
Citrus got back in the game
thanks to some inspired
bench play and a 20-5 second
quarter run. Then, to the
delight of a frenzied capacity
crowd, the Hurricanes pulled
away after halftime and held
on for a 52-49 win.
Even Gulf coach Steve
Feldman was taken aback by
the see-saw battle, in which
his Buccaneers outscored
Citrus 37-14 in the first and
fourth quarters combined,
but were outscored 38-12 in
the second and third.
"One of the officials said to
me after halftime, he said
that was the strangest first
half I've ever seen,"' Feldman
said. "It was like two different
teams playing two different
opponents two different
games, and the second half
was no different Again, they
smacked us pretty good in the
third quarter and we rallied
back and made a game of it in
the fourth."
Citrus coach Tom
Densmore checked 6-foot-7
reserve Brad Green into the
game to start the second
quarter, and it immediately
paid off. Green provided an
instant counter-attack to
Gulf's formidable frontline.
The senior center scored
four points, grabbed eight
rebounds and blocked a shot
- all in the second quarter
alone.
"Brad Green had the best
game he's had," Densmore
said. "He went in, he got a
couple put-backs around the
basket, he rebounded around
the basket He's a senior and
he stepped up and did the


job."
Green's hard work in the
paint opened up room on the
perimeter for Citrus, and
that's exactly where another
reserve, J.D. Hoglund, went
to work Hoglund scored nine
of his game-high 18 points on
three 3s in the second.
"That's just how our team
is," senior point guard R.J.
Cobb said. "Any one of the 13
can come out and contribute
at any time."
When the halftime buzzer
sounded, Citrus had battled
all the way back to make it 25-
23.


"There's too many sen-
iors," Densmore said. "End a
quarter down 20-3, they can
say 'let's give up,' but seniors
aren't going to do that We
turned the whole momentum
in our favor and it pretty
much stayed that way for the
remainder of the game."
Added Cobb, "I never think
we're out of the game. I
always think we're going to
win and I know everybody
else thinks that way, too."
The Hurricanes pulled
even at 28-28 on two Hoglund
free throws two minutes into
the third. One minute later,


Cobb drove the lane and
dished out to Howard on the
baseline for a 3 and the first
Citrus lead since 1-0.
From there, the home team
never looked back Cobb and
Hoglund hit back-to-back 3s
at the end of the third to fuel
an 8-0 and a nine-point
advantage heading into the
final quarter.
Citrus shot 5-for-8 from the
field and 5-for5 from the line
in the third, while Gulf made
only two of its nine field-goal
attempts. It was remarkably
Please see CITRUS/Page 6B


Citrus softball loses first distri(


KHUONG PHAN
kphan@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
It was a situation of cold bats
meeting a hot pitcher when
Citrus took on Springstead in
4A-District 9 softball action
Thursday.
The Hurricanes came out
swinging, but visiting freshman
pitcher Becky Powell shut
Citrus down, and two big
innings powered Springstead


to a 7-1 rout Powell threw a complete
"She did a good job in the game five-hitter, giving up one
preseason classic that we went run while striking eight She
to," Citrus coach Mike faced more than four batters in
Reynolds said of a inning only once.
Powell. "We've The Eagles (3-2,
been hitting the .. 3-2) entered the
ball, but we didn't fifth inning with a
do it tonight and 1-0 lead after plat-
that was the big ing a run in the
difference. We had a few mis- third off a Hurricane (2-3, 0-1)
takes and they made some error. Until that point,
clutch hits, and that's all it Springstead had trouble solv-
was." ing Citrus starter Christy


Sullivan, but that was all going
to change.
With two outs on and one on,
Stephanie Disceplo drove in a
run with a double to center.
Hilary Fiocca and Powell fol-
lowed Disceplo with a pair of
singles that plated two more
runs, giving the Eagles a 4-0
lead.
Springstead carried the
momentum into the sixth
inning with Heather Benson
driving in Destiny Mormando


Crusaders


finish


Warriors
JON STYF
jstyf@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
LAKELAND While
Evangel Christian's Mike
Kirkhart shot three fourth-
quarter free throws, Cofy
Ludwick stood on the other
end of the court staring at fe
ceiling, looking for answers,,
After a timeout two minus
later, Seven Rivers coach Jin
-Ervin's head sunk into his
hands in dis-
belief with his
team out of
the game.
T h e
Warriors were
out of chances
and out of
time.
After taking a two-point leal
into the second quarter, Seven
Rivers was dominated in all
facets of the game as Evangel
Christian glided to a 64-33
Region 2-1A quarterfinal victo-
ry.
Behind the quickness anI
dominating play of guard
Roland Montgomery, th
Crusaders (19-6) went on a 30-
run spanning parts of the seq-
ond and third quarters-to run
away with the win. i
"We let the game get out df
control because we let it
become an uptempo game,
which was not going to be ii
our favor," Ervin said. "it
looked good early, but we.ju t
ran out of gas and we started
turning the ball over with thejr
press."
After Ludwick hit a 3-point-
er from NBA range to close the
first quarter with an 18-16
lead, the Warriors offense wgs
shut down.
"We were getting layups
early and we didn't rush our
-offense," Ludwick said.: "WV
got the ball to the right people
and they were open." I
Montgomery tightened up
defending Ludwick and thle
Warriors' offense sputtered.
"He's probably one of the
fastest guys I've played
against," Ludwick said. "I don't
care what class basketball yoji
are playing, he was fast It was
tough for me and tough fdr
every else because they haid
four or five guys that were
fast"
Montgomery finished with
19 points, five steals and seveh
assists to lead Evangel, which
took advantage of 17 offense

Please see WARRIORS/Page 63



ct game

on a single that shot its way up
the middle, and Discepl o
brought two more home with a
double to deep center. I
"We've been starting off kinki
of slow all season"
Springstead coach Craig
Swartout said. "We haverft
really been able to get on the
board early. I made a change o
the lineup today to get a little
more speed up front, and that
Please see SOiFT'tLUPage 3B


Ted Williams Museum to honor Irvin


ANDY MARKS
amarks@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Citrus County's baseball liv-
ing legend will be meeting fans
at the Ted Williams Museum
today.
To honor Black History
Month, the museum will host
Sugarmill Woods resident and
former Negro League and
Major League star Monte Irvin.
"We thought it was a great
opportunity to honor our own
hall-of-famer here in Citrus
County," Dave McCarthy, muse-
um executive director, said.
"Monte Irvin was instrumental
in giving us the Negro Leagues
display here at the museum."
' Irvin began his baseball
career with the Negro
League's Newark Eagles,
where he won the batting title


in 1941 with a .396 average and
again in 1946 (.398) when he led
the Eagles to the title. He even-
Majors with the Giants and
Cubs.









Wtillynsp enteig Hall of Far e ".....S
His finest Major League sea-
son was 1951 when he hit .312
for the Giants and stole home
during Game One of the World
Series. He missed three of histoday. The museum opens its doors free of admission at noon.
prime playing seasons when
he was drafted to fight in World
War II early in 1943. He spent '
two years in Europe before
returning for the 1946 season.
He was inducted into the
National Baseball Hall of
Fame in 1973, and later, the
Negro League Hall of Fame.
He was inducted into the Ted ___
Williams Hitters Hall of Fame11Gr[
along with Rod Carew last Negro League and Major League Hall of Famer Monte Irvin, left,
will help the Ted Williams Museum celebrate Black History month
Please see '/Page 3B today. The museum opens its doors free of admission at noon.


Tough day for area i

wrestlers at state finals


Chronicle


Lecanto's Dustin Whitelaw
gave everything he had, includ-
ing a tooth, at Thursday's open-
ing round of the Wrestling
State Finals.
The Panthers junior lost a
10-8 decision to Osceola junior
Martin Gille in the opening
round of the 152-pound weight
class. Whitelaw was winning 5-
2, but a collision with Gille's
shoulder cost him a tooth and
changed the completion of the
match.
"It popped out, and we were
like, 'Is that his tooth,'"
Dunnellon coach Aaron
Richardson said. "He just
picked it up and handed to his
coach. He kept wrestling,


though.
"I was impressed that the kid
went back out there. It opened
a pretty good gash on the other
kid, too. They had to stop the
match a couple times to stop
the bleeding."
Whitelaw ultimately lost and
was forced to withdraw frim
his second match, ending ais
chances to place in the finals.
The top six in each weight
class earn medals, with your
first loss sending you into e
consolation brackets to com-
pete for a chance at a third-
place finish.
'Apparently there's noboily
in Lakeland who can fix,I(a
missing tooth)," Lecanto coa h

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