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DAVE PIEKLIK
dpieklik@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
As they held hands while sit-
ting in two rows of courtroom
benches Friday night, six
women reunited by crimes a
decade ago listened as a six-
member jury agreed former
Citrus Memorial Hospital
i nurse Bruce Alan Young is a
sexually violent predator who
still poses a high risk for com-
mitting future crimes.
Young, 56, was on civil trial
-after serving 10 years of a 17-
year sentence
for raping or
molesting
seven sedated
women recov-
ering from sur-
gery. Before
his Feb. 1
release date -
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Young would serve 13
will be sent to years proba-
a facility in tion the
Arcadia. state peti-
tioned under
the Jimmy Ryce Act" to have
him committed indefinitely to
a secure facility for supervised
sex offender treatment, argu-
ing he was too high of a risk to
be released into the communi-


The 1999 law allows for the
commitment of sexually vio-
lent predators with mental
abnormalities.
Just after 6:45 p.m., the ver-
dict in the civil trial was read
and several of the women said
a quiet "thank you," while oth-
ers wiped away tears. Circuit
Judge Stephen Spivey ordered
Young be turned over to the
Department of Children and
Families before commitment
to the Civil Commitment
Facility in Arcadia.


Please see


/Page 4A


Disappearance baffles investigators


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
Lisa Freund gives Deputy Terry Corbin a stack of fliers Friday containing the picture of missing 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford. Freund spent Friday distributing the
fliers around Homosassa and Crystal River, hoping that someone will come forward with information.


Child's mother is interviewed by FBI


Jm HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
As national news media focused
on the mysterious disappearance
of a 9-year-old Homosassa Springs
girl, the Citrus County Sheriff's
Office said Friday it as yet had no
leads to follow in the case.
Citrus Sheriff Jeff Dawsy told a
gathering crowd of reporters and
TV crews Friday that the most
amazing and frustrating thing
about the case was that no leads or
suspects or evidence have been
turned up in the disappearance of
Jessica '"Jessie" Marie Lunsford,
despite rigorous investigation and
searching.


There was a
tense moment for
the girl's father
and grandparents
at the end of the
day Friday when a
body found in
Hillsborough
County was feared
to be Jessie, but it Jesc
turned out not to Lunsford
be so. missing since
Earlier, over the Thursday.
background noise
of a fleet of TV satellite truck gen-
erators, Dawsy said the girl's
mother, Angela Bryant, who is
divorced from Jessie's father, had


Please see BAFFLES/Page 5A


Citrus County Sheriff Jeff Dawsy gives the media an update Friday about missing 9-
year-old Jessica Lunsford.


Draft noise ordinance goes to commissioners for first look


Horns, music, other sounds under scrutiny


TERRY WrTT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Citrus County unveiled the draft
version of its new noise ordinance
this week, and it has a few surprises.


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Among other things, the ordinance
would allow enforcement officers in
some cases to judge whether loud
music coming from a home is too loud.
If someone were to honk their car
horn for more than a minute in a situ-
ation that was not an emergency, it


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public until April 15./Sunday


would be an automatic violation.
The proposed ordinance would also
require all watercraft, including air-
boats, to generate no more than 90
decibels of sound at 50 feet. Law
enforcement officers could test boats
for sound levels. Refusing the test
would be a misdemeanor criminal
violation.
The noise ordinance allows code


Remembering things past


Crystal River United Methodist Church has
an unique memorial garden./1C


enforcement officers, including sher-
iff's deputies, to issue citations for
violations of the ordinance. Most of
the violations are not criminal in
nature. The civil fines range from $50
to $100.
But multiple violations, or failure to
pay fines and then failure to show up
in court to explain why the fines were
not paid, could result in a penalty of


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up to $500.
Assistant County Attorney Michele
Slingerland wrote the ordinance and
said she believes civil citations are
sufficient to get the attention of the
violators.
However, she said county commis-
sioners could change the ordinance to
Please see NOISE/Page 5A


Back Into
space race
After 15
months on the
ground, Japan
is hoping to
get back into
a more
competitive
space race in
Asia with
today's
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MEGA MONEY
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MEGA BALL
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FANTASY 5
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24
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Fantasy 5:4 5 -12-20-28
5-of-5 No winner
4-of-5 353 $773
3-of-5 11,128 $9.50
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
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Play 4:9 -1-6-8
Fantasy 5: 9 30 31 32 35
5-of-5 3 winners $82,255.60
4-of-5 371 $107
3-of-5 9,363 $11.50
Lotto: 4- 13- 17- 18-25-38
6-of-6 1 winner $3 million
5-of-6 71 $4,005
4-of-6 4,012 $57.50
3-of-6 73,955 $4
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22
Cash 3: 4-4- 9
Play 4:5 2 9-1
Fantasy 5: 20 21 24 26 30
5-of-5 1 winner $230,274.20
4-of-5 296 $125
3-of-5 9,552 $10.50
Mega Money: 3 25 27 28
Mega Ball: 19
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4-of-4 14 $2,174.50
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3-of-4 2,096 $94.50
2-of-4 MB 2,801 $50
2-of-4 59,785 $3.50
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Fantasy 5:6 -7-12 16.- 24
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4-of-5 469 $76.50
3-of-5 12,452 $8
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Cash 3:6 -5-1
Play 4:2- 1 3- 1
Fantasy 5:4 16 21 29 35

INSIDE THE NUMBERS
To verify the accuracy of
winning lottery numbers,
players should double-check
the numbers printed above
with numbers officially posted
by the Florida Lottery. On the
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cornr: by telephone, call (850)
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CHERI HARRIS
charris@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A craft show and plenty of cultural offer-
ings should brighten up the weekend,
despite the dreary weather forecast
About 70 crafters will have colorful
creations for sale today at the 15th annual
Spring Fling Craft Show.
Craft show hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
the National Guard Armory, 8551 W.
Venable St, Crystal River. Admission is
free.
Drawings for chances to win a craft item
donated by an exhibitor will start at 9:30
a.m. and continue every half-hour during
the show.
The Citrus County Craft Council hosts
the craft show. Proceeds will benefit
Citrus County Head Start
Those attending the show are encour-
aged to bring diapers, underwear, socks, T-
shirts and books for children age 5 and
younger.
Professional opera singers will sing
excerpts from two famous operas today
during a concert by the Central Florida
Symphony Orchestra.
Kaori Sato and Bruce Reed will per-
form portions of "Madama Butteifly" and
"Turandot," both by Puccini.
The program will also include music of
Ravel, Borodin and Rimsky-Korsakov.
The concert will start at 2 p.m. at Curtis
Peterson Auditorium in Lecanto. Box
office opens at 1 p.m. Tickets are $15 for
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Follow the sound of syncopation to the
Jazz Up Dunnellon! festival today.
Live performers will fill Pennsylvania
Avenue with a spicy blend of jazz, blues
and gospel.
Other festival highlights include plenty
of food vendors, carriage rides downtown
and boat tours of the Withlacoochee River.
Festival hours are 4 to 9 p.m. Admission
is free. This is a rain or shine event
Parking will be available at Dunnellon
Middle School off Cedar Street with free
shuttle service. For more information, call
(352) 489-2320.
Colorful costumes, tempting food and
lively music are some of the highlights of
the Beverly Hills International Festival
today.
Festival hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Beverly Park Admission is free. The rain
date for the festival is Sunday.
The event will also include a flea mar-
ket, dancing and a Chinese auction. The
Central Ridge Kiwanis Club and The
Visitor sponsor the festival.
In honor of African-American History
Month, the Inverness Black History Club
and the City of Inverness are hosting a cel-
ebration that concludes this weekend with
two events.
Festivities continue today with at
Whispering Pines Park with a baseball
game, home run contest and a soul food
cook-off. Hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The
park is at 1700 Forest Drive, Inverness.
MA variety of church choirs will perform
for a Gospel Extravaganza from 4 to 6 p.m.
Sunday at St James AME Church, 204 N.
Apopka Ave., Inverness. Admission is free.
Enjoy a buffet with a side of hilarity
when "Natalie Needs A Nightie" opens
today as dinner theater.


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Joyce Hamman looks at one of her crochet
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right side displayed in preparation for the
Citrus County Craft Council's 15th Annual
Spring Fling Craft Show at the National
Guard Armory in Crystal River.
Show times for the Gulf Islands Civic
Theatre production of the rollicking farce
are 6 p.m. today and 1 p.m. Sunday.
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MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle
Fifth graders at Lecanto Primary School entertain their peers during a FCAT pep rally Friday. The pep rally was to excite and
reward the students who take the statewide test Monday.


Students use themes, rally to pump themselves up for standardized test


CRUSTY LOFTIS
cloftis@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
It's not often students
dance, shout and jump for
joy about an upcoming test,
but the children at Lecanto.
Primary School did just that
Friday afternoon.
The school held its first
FCAT pep rally to reward
students for their hard work
preparing for the standard-
ized test and get them excit-
ed for the challenging test.
"We're going to beat this
'doggone test," a third-grade
teacher shouted while she
and her class danced and
skipped their way through a
crowd of their peers to the
song "Who Let the Dogs Out."
The Florida Compre-
hensive Assessment Test
begins Monday for students
in grades third through 11th.
The test is used to ensure all
students are mastering stan-
dard skills and holds schools
accountable for student
progress.
Each grade level at
Lecanto Primary had a dif-
ferent theme to pump them
up for the standardized test.
The second-graders plan to
"punch out the FCAT" and
danced to the theme song


from "Rocky."
Principal Robert Snider
joined the students and wore
oversized boxing gloves
while punching balloons.
Teachers, parents and chil-
dren laughed and cheered
throughout the FCAT rally
"It's a stressful time for
everybody, and we needed to
release some of that," third
grade teacher Christine
Peterson said.
She and her class have
been preparing for the stan-
dardized test throughout the
year by practicing test-taking
skills and reviewing impor-
tant concepts.
To reward her class for
their good preparations she
allowed them to paint their
faces and wear paper hats
with dog ears.
Two of her students, 9-year-
old Joel "J.C." Boles and 8-
year-old Alexis Roos, said
the pep rally helped give
them confidence.
"We did it so we would be
ready to work hard," J.C.
said.
"Yeah, it will help us con-
centrate," Alexis added.
Both children said they are
still a little worried about the
test, which determines if
they will be promoted to
fourth grade.


"I'ni a little nervous,"
Alexis said. "But we've been
practicing problems with
grids and charts."
Jan Morphew, Citrus
County School district's
director of accountability
and research, said many stu-
dents may get nervous or
anxious before the FCAT, but
people should realize the test
can be taken multiple times.
"People think it's a one-
shot deal, but really it's not,"
she said.
Third graders must pass
the test to be promoted to
fourth grade, and 10th
graders must pass to receive
their graduation diploma.
"The unfortunate thing is it
puts so much pressure on the
third- and 10th- graders,"
Morphew said.
But if third-graders pass
the national Norm-refer-
enced test, it can substitute a
poor FCAT score. A portfolio
of a student's work that
demonstrates mastered skills
also may act as a substitute.
Morphew believes the
standardized test is a meas-
urement of what students
have learned based on
teaching.
"You've always heard that
teaching to the test was a bad
thing," Morphew said. "If you


TEST PREPARATION
STRATEGIES
Get a good night's sleep
before test.
Eat healthy, well-
balanced meals,
especially breakfast.
Exercise or play outside
to relieve stress.

FCAT FACTS
The FCAT was first
administered in 1998.
it costs is $16.57 per
student.
The test is administered
about eight to ten hours
each school year, which
accounts for less than
one percent students
spend in class during
the school year.
Scores are available at
http:, /.www.firn.edu/doe
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standardize what every stu-
dent should know, then you
should be teaching to the
test.
"The FCAT should not be
anything other than a tool to
see what they know, based on
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Judith Albertelli is the president
of the Florida Federation of
Republican Women. Patricia
Cowen is the president of the
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Coun BRIEFS
Police look for man
who robbed bank
Police are searching for the
man who robbed a bank Friday
afternoon in Dunnellon.
A man walked into the
Dunnellon State Bank on U.S.
41 at about 4:01 p.m. and
demanded money from a teller.
The man was white, about 5
feet, 10 inches tall and of medi-
um build. He wore a khaki hat
and flannel shirt.
The man appeared to be
unarmed, and did not threaten
the customers or staff with a
weapon. The robber left the
bank in a car heading north on
U.S. 41.
Dunnellon Police Chief
Robert Jackson believes the
robber may be the same man
who robbed a Dunnellon Bank
of America on Feb. 11.
Anyone with information
regarding the robbery should
call the Dunnellon Police ,
Department at (352) 465-8510.
Voter registration
drive set for today
The Citrus County Supervisor
of Elections will have a voter
registration drive honoring Black
History Month from 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. today at Whispering Pines
Park in Inverness.
Election office staff will regis-
ter new voters, take signature
updates and name, address or
party affiliation changes.
For more information, call
341-6740.
Police to enforce
traffic safety
The Crystal River Police
Department will host a weekend
long traffic safety and enforce-
ment campaign.
Officers will host speed and
red light enforcement along the
U.S. 19 corridor in the city.
Officers will also be on the look-
out for occupant restraint viola-
tions. This operation will run
through Sunday, Feb. 27.
Sgt. Mack Ballard will be in
charge of the operation. Ballard,
who is one of the department's
traffic homicide investigators,
suggested the operation after
noting an increase in the num-
ber of crashes in the city.
Motorists are reminded to
slow down, maintain a safe fol-
lowing distance and stop for all
red lights. A motorist stopped for
a red light violation faces a
$115.50 fine, and three points
on the driver's license. In addi-
tion, those motorists stopped
who are found to be in violation
of Florida's seat belt law face an
additional citation, with a $71.50
fine.
County set up trust
for Dollar children
A trust has been established
for the Dollar children.
All of the donated money will
benefit the children and cannot
be used for any purpose other
than for these children.
Checks should be made out
to the Dollar Children Trust and
may be sent to any branch of
SunTrust Bank or mailed to the
care of: Joanne Bartell, Trustee,
8985 W. White Dogwood Drive,
Homosassa, FL 34448.
Any questions may be direct-
ed to Bartell at 212-2339 or
Gary Bartell, a Citrus County
commissioner, at 628-9684.
From start reports

Corrections
Due to a reporter's error,
incorrect information appeared
in a story on page 1C of Friday's
Chronicle, "CFSO opera signers
to take Lecanto stage." In the
opera, "Madame Butterfly," Lt.
B.F. Pinkerton is an officer of the
U.S. Navy.
The Chronicle regrets the
error.
Because of incorrect infor-
mation submitted to the
Chronicle, a news item on Page
7A of Friday's edition, "Officers
inducted at Jan. meeting," con-
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Several of the victims, who
have formed a tight bond in the
10 years since Young pleaded
guilty to seven counts of sexual
battery, embraced each other
before leaving Spivey's court-
room. Outside, a 33-year-old
woman who testified during
the trial of Young assaulting
her after an August 1994 hospi-
tal visit, said she was relieved
Young wouldn't go free any
time soon.
"I'm very happy He got what
he deserved," she said. "I'll go
on with my life."
A mother of another victim
was grateful for the decision,
saying, "justice was done for
society and our community."
The Chronicle is withhold-
ing the names of the victims
and their families because of
the nature of the crimes.
Defense attorney Elizabeth
Osmond expressed disappoint-
ment in the verdict, and said
Young regretted what hap-
pened to the women.
"Mr. Young is disappointed
he's been committed, but
hopes it brings closure to the
victims. He regrets every
minute of pain that he caused,"
she said.
Young sat virtually expres-
sionless after the verdict was
read, giving a brief smile to
spectators.
During closing arguments,
Assistant State Attorney Rich
Buxman said Young's sexual
impulses are too strong and
that he would likely re-offend
if placed back into the commu-
nity.
"He raped many women
because he could, because they
were helpless, because he had
control," he said. "His deviant
sexual desires overcame
rational thought."
After the verdict, Buxman
said society would be protect-


Mr. Young is
disappointed he's
been committed,
but hopes it brings
closure to the

victims.

Elizabeth Osmond
defense attorney, speaking on
behalf of Bruce Young after
the ruling.

ed from Young.
"I think it's a safer communi-
ty," he said.
On the last day of testimony,
Osmond brought in witnesses
to counter the state's claims on
the high probability Young
would re-offend if placed on
probation. During closing argu-
ments, she argued Young
served his time after pleading
guilty in 1995 to sexual battery,
and .the state wanted to "take
the easy way out" by keeping
him confined.
She said the right thing
would be to allow him to seek
treatment on an outpatient
basis.
"The easy way out isn't
always the right thing to do. He
committed terrible, terrible
crimes. He raped people that
were unconscious," Osmond
said. "But he got punished for
that"
Dr. Alan Waldman, a neuro-
psychiatrist from Gainesville
and author of books dealing
with sex offender treatment,
admitted to jurors he was
reluctant to testify for the
defense. He said when Young
assaulted the women, he vio-
lated the most sacred credo -
the "Hippocratic Oath" med-
ical professionals take that
says they will do no harm to
patients.
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honest physician of a medical
family, this went to the core of
what you just don't violate,"
Waldman said.
He said the issue in Young's
case wasn't about punishment
but about rehabilitation. He
said it was unlikely Young
would commit another crime
because his nursing license
was taken away.
"He can't practice nursing
again. He can't be a nursing
assistant again. He's never
going to be in a recovery room
again," he said. "This is not
going to happen again. He
wants treatment."
In his closing arguments,
Buxman argued Young took
advantage of women who were
unable to give consent. He
argued if released, Young
could go to a bar and use drugs
to gain control of a woman.
To Osmond's argument that
predicting a person's likeli-
hood of committing crimes is
like predicting the weather,
Buxman said with four hurri-
canes last year, forecasters'
predictions allowed people to
prepare and get out of harm's
way.
Comparing the danger of
Young being released from
prison to the risk of an
approaching storm, he said,
"It's going to hit."


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Special to the Chronicle
Citrus County Commissioner Joyce Valentino presided over the installation of new officers at
the January meeting of TOO FAR. From left are the newly elected officers for 2005: Tom
Gallagher and Laylon Wilson, directors; Larry Hartman, vice president; Marco Wilson, presi-
dent; Pat Brady, secretary; Frank Heath, director; and Valentino. All were elected to serve
two-year terms. General meetings are at 7 p.m. the fourth Thursday monthly at the East Citrus
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Crystal River Police
Department
DUI arrest
Tamara Sue Elder, 47, 55 S.
Camellia Ave., Crystal River, at
10:39 p.m. Thursday, on a charge of
driving under the influence.
Bond was set at $500.
Other arrest
Russell C. Bergman, 38, of an
unknown address in Homosassa, at
2:15 a.m. Friday, on a charge of driv-
ing with a suspended/revoked
license.
His bond was set at $10,000.
Citrus County Sheriff
Domestic battery
arrests
Leslee F. Cox, 30, Floral City,
at 1:18 p.m. on a charge of aggra-
vated battery on a pregnant person.
Cox and a woman were arguing,
when she said he hit her in the face
with a book, 'according to an arrest
report. Later when he tried to leave
she broke the driver's side window
of his car, cutting her fingers.. The
woman was two and a half months
pregnant, according to the report.
Cox is being held without bond.
Kevin Scott Spencer, 50,
Homosassa, at 1:26 p.m. Thursday,
on a charge of domestic battery.
Spencer and a woman were argu,
ing when she said he hit her in the
face, choked her and pushed her to
the ground, according to an arrest
report.
He is being held without bond.
Other arrests
David Burl Jefferson, 31,
57165 Bobwhite Drive, Homosassa,
at 6:29 p.m. Wednesday, on
charges of unarmed burglary of an
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and criminal mischief.
Jefferson told deputies that Jan.
29 he attempted to break into a doc-
tor's office in Homosassa, but pried
the door open to the wrong business
on West International Court, accord-
ing to an arrest report. He wanted to
break into the office to sell pills for
money. Jefferson later broke into the
doctor's office through a window
and took medicine that he thought
had street value, according to the
report.
Jefferson also admitted to anoth-
er burglary on West Kings Court in
Homosassa where he cut locks off a
shed and took a Honda dirt bike
His bond was set at $2,000.
Valerie Maynard Miller, 54,
3373 Royal Oaks Drive, Inverness,
at 12 a.m. Thursday, on charges of
possession of a controlled sub-
stance and possession of drug para-
phemalia.
Bond was set at $2,500.
Kevin J. Sadlow Sr., 45, 6450
W. Mango Lane, Crystal River, at
4:39 p.m. Thursday, on a charge of
possession of a controlled sub-
stance.
Sadlow was released on his own
recognizance.
Alfred J. Ott, 71, 8500 Keating
Park St., Floral City, at 5:50 p.m.


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been in Ohio and interviewed
by the FBI and that the mother
was even unaware the girl was
missing. He said Bryant, who
has since remarried, was not
believed to be involved in the
girl's disappearance.
Jessie lives with her father
and grandparents at 7266 S.
Sonata Ave., a quiet, neat street
of mobile and manufactured
homes off Cardinal Street, not
far from U.S. 19.
She was reported missing at
6:30 a.m. Thursday. Her father,
Mark Lunsford, told investiga-
tors he had returned to the
house about 5:45 a.m. after
spending the night with his
girlfriend. That was corrobo-
rated by the girlfriend, a
Sheriff's Office spokesperson
told reporters.
Lunsford said when he real-
ized Jessie was not in her bed-
room and wasn't .in the house,
he called the Sheriff's Office.
Jessie had last been seen by
her grandmother, who told
investigators she had put her
granddaughter to bed at about
10 p.m. the night before and
then had secured the house.
Earlier that evening, Jessie
had been dropped off at the
house around 8 p.m. by neigh-
bors, with whom she had
attended church nearby.
Lunsford said he came in the


NOISES
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make the noise ordinance vio-
lations criminal if they chose
to do so.
Prohibited noises
The ordinance says that cer-
tain types of noise are specifi-
cally. prohibited. In those
cases, decibel meters are not
needed to make a determina-
tion by the enforcing officer.
They include:
The use or operation of a
radio, television, phonograph,
tape player, sound amplifier,
musical instrument or similar


IF YOU WOULD
LIKE TO HELP
Jessie Lundsford, 9, of
Homosassa, has been
missing since Thursday.
A meeting is scheduled
today at ':45 a.m. at Faith
Baptist for anyone who
wants to volunteer to help
search for Jessie. The
church is on Spartan
Avenue, off Cardinal
Street.

rear door when he got home
Thursday morning. He said he
heard Jessie's alarm go off in
her bedroom, and then later he
noticed it again and went to
check on her.
When he went into her room,
she was not there, he said. He
checked the rest of the house
and found the front door was
unlocked, he told investigators.
Dawsy said investigators
went over and over the bed-
room and only found a normal,
if not exceptionally neat, 9-
year-old girl's room.
About the only clue investi-
gators from almost two dozen
agencies had to work on,
Dawsy said, was that a doll was
found missing from the girl's
bedroom, but investigators
were unsure Friday how signif-
icant that was.
Otherwise, they had
extremely little to go on, he
said but added that after get-


device that is "plainly audi-
ble" at a distance of 50 feet or
more from the property line
where the noise is generated,
would be a violation.
Operation or playing of
any radio or musical instru-
ment, or similar device on a
public right-of-way, in a way
that is plainly audible to any
person 50 feet away, would be
a violation.
The use or operation or
playing of any loudspeaker


We are turning over every rock we
can turn. We are following
every lead.

Sheriff Jeff.. -.
about the ongoing investigation into
the disappearance of a Homosassa child.


ting some rest, deputies would
resume the search and investi-
gation Saturday. "We are turn-
ing over every rock we can
turn," he said. "We are follow-
ing every lead."
"This is a very unusual case,"
Dawsy said, and while he has
been calling the case suspi-
cious, he emphasized that
there was no evidence yet to
lead investigators to believe
the girl had been abducted,
which was why a national
Amber Alert had not been put
out.
On the other hand, he said,
while there were no suspects,
no one would be eliminated
until he found the girl.
He did say he was getting
help from other agencies such
as the sheriff of Sarasota
County, who recently had to
deal with a similar case. The
director of the Florida
Department -of Law
Enforcement was also on the
scene Friday with numerous
investigators.
Dawsy said there appeared


to be no forced entry and no
sign of any struggle in the
house. He said by all accounts,
Jessie was considered a very
good child and it would be very
uncharacteristic for her to run
away or go missing without
some kind of sign.
He added that it would be
unlikely for her to go anywhere
in just her nightgown, even
leaving her shoes.
He said she had a computer,
which had been taken for
analysis, but he added that
there was no evidence anyone
had lured her on the Internet.
He noted that she had complet-
ed the Sheriff's Office course,
The Child Lures Prevention
class, on the dangers of the
Internet at her school,
Homosassa Elementary.
A Sheriff's Office spokesper-
son said Thursday Jessie had
no medical condition that
would cause her to wake up in
the middle of the night and
wander off.
Jessie is white, about 4 feet
10, inches tall, and weighs 70

The exemptions include
noises made by emergency
vehicles, safety signals,
authorized construction activi-
ties between 10 p.m. and 7
a.m., air conditioners and
lawn mowers that operate as
they were intended by the
manufacturer, crowd noises
from student or community
groups, racing or sporting
events and agricultural activi-
ties.
Slingerland gave the ordi-
nance to all five county com-
missioners this week.
At some point, commission-
ers will decide when to set a
public workshop to invite pub-
lic comment.


system between 10 p.m. and 7
a.m. the next day "so as to
cause a noise disturbance"
would also be prohibited.
There are many instances
where the ordinance sets max-
imum noise levels. The
enforcement officer would
have to use a sound meter to
determine whether a violation
has occurred in those
instances.
The ordinance has more
than 20 exceptions to the law.


pounds. She has light brown
hair and brown eyes. She was
last seen in her sleeping
clothes, a pink silk nightgown
and white silk shorts.
A crew from the TV show
'America's Most Wanted" was
at the scene Friday and will air
segments on Jesse on Saturday
night.
On Friday morning, the
grandparents gave an
impromptu interview to some
TV crews, pleading for help in
finding their grandchild. The
father joined them with an
emotion plea of his own. "I
don't care who you are," he
said, "drop her off on the cor-
ner. Call me. I'll come and get
her. She belongs at home."
A Sheriff's Office helicopter
with infrared search capabili-
ties crisscrossed the communi-
ty all morning and afternoon
Friday, as deputies and volun-
teers searched the area on foot
with K-9 units, on horseback
and on all-terrain four-wheel-
ers. The helicopter tried to
search Thursday night, utiliz-
ing its infrared capabilities to
find people, but inclement
weather made the search dan-
gerous.
Volunteers gathered a short
distance away at the family's
church, Faith Baptist of
Homosassa Springs, to organ-
ize and help about 100 law
enforcement officers and aux-


iliary personnel already
searching the community. They
began slowly walking proper-
ties in the area in lines, looking
for any clues.
.The area varies from large,
cleared homesites, to palmetto
scrub, to marsh. Sheriff's
Office divers checked a num-
ber of ponds in the area. A spe-
cial forensics K-9 unit from
Pasco County was employed.
Forty-two people from the
church, as well as others from
around the county who were
moved to help, were briefed by
deputies to look for anything at
all unusual.
Dawsy thanked residents
who were volunteering and the
residents and businesses that
were offering to help; he said
anyone with any information of
any kind in the case was urged
to call the Sheriff's Office at
726-1121. "You may have a
piece of the puzzle," he said.
A meeting is scheduled today
at 7:45 a.m. at Faith Baptist for
anyone who wants to volunteer
to help search. The church is
on Spartan Avenue, off
Cardinal Street.
Two phone numbers for vol-
unteers were set up Friday, but
by Friday evening, both were
overwhelmed. The numbers
are 302-2353 and 302-2345. The
Sheriff's Office is trying to
refer the overflow as well as it
can, a dispatcher said Friday.


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Robert
Jacob Jr., 91
CRYSTAL RIVER
Robert C. Jacob Jr., 91,
Crystal River, died Thursday,
Feb. 17, 2005, at Crystal River
Health &
Rehab in
Crystal River.
He was born
Feb. 5, 1914, in
Machipongo,
Va., to Robert C. and Lillian
(Hillman) Jacob Sr. and came
to this area one year ago from
Largo. He had moved to Largo
six years ago from Decatur, Ga.
Mr. Jacob retired as vice
president at the General
Motors Training Center in
Hapeville, Ga. He was a World
War II U.S. Army veteran.
He was a member and usher
for the Clairmont Presbyterian
Church in Decatur.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Betty Jean Jacob, in
2003.
Survivors include his half
son, Gail Ricketts and wife,
Sandy, of Follansbee, WVa.;
two daughters, Betty Duffey of
Crystal River and Jean C.
Dobbs and husband, Marc, of
Stone Mountain, Ga.; and a sis-
ter, Margaret Kuhn of Wilmont,
Del.
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests donations to the
Humane Society of Pinellas
County, 3040 State Road 590,
Clearwater, FL 33759.
Strickland Funeral Home,
Crystal River.

Robert
Johnson, 53
INVERNESS
Robert Lee Johnson, 53,
Inverness, died Thursday, Feb.
24, 2005, at his home.
Mr. Johnson was born Aug. 4,
1951, in LaPlata, Md., the son of
Eugene and Mary Johnson. He
moved to Inverness in 2002
from Vienna, Va.
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Vienna, Va.; and sister, Mary
Ann Johnson and husband,
Foster Panza, of Hernando.
Heinz Funeral Home &
Cremation, Inverness.


William
Knight, 90
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insurance agent
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Gary Knight of Homosassa; two
.daughters, Sherrill Christen of
Hemet, Calif., and Virginia
Craiger of Elkhart, Ind.; six
grandchildren; and 14 great-
grandchildren.
Hooper Funeral Home,
Homosassa.


Peter
Powalish, 74
HOMOSASSA


Peter R. Powalish, 74,
A Homosassa, died Monday, Feb.
21, 2005, at the Citrus County
Hospice Unit
at Citrus
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Hospital in
- Inverness.
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S- Aug. 1, 1930, in ',
- Custer, Wis., to
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Homosassa
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In addition to his parents he
was preceded in death by his
brother, Al Powalish, and sis-
ter, Joanne Ostrowski.
Survivors include three sons,
Timothy Powalish of Crystal
River, Todd Powalish of
Rockwall, Texas, and Troy
Powalish of Wisconsin; three
daughters, Sheryl Gibbar of
Riverview, Susan Powalish of
Homosassa and Marylou
Simms of Crystal River; four
sisters, Katherine Rucinski of
Stevens Point, Wis., Sarah
Gerezes of Palatine, Ill., Betty
Kosiak of Elk Grove Village,
Ill., and Veronica Keller of
Palatine, Ill.; five brothers,
Stanley Powalish of
Shantytown, Wis., Joseph
Powalish of Palatine, Ill.,
Andrew Powalish of Chicago,
Ill., Harry Powalish of
Wildrose, Wis., and Paul
Powalish of Wildrose, Wis.; 12
grandchildren; and four great-
grandchildren.
Brown Funeral Home &
Crematory, Crystal River.

George
Rogers, 90
CITRUS SPRINGS
George Arnold Rogers, 90,
Citrus Springs, died Monday,
Feb. 21, 2005, at Life Care
Center of Citrus County.
Born in Bronx, N.Y, he
moved to Citrus Springs from
Largo in 2001.
Mr. Rogers retired from
Citizens First National Bank of
Ridgewood, N.J.
He was a member of Blessed
Trinity Catholic Church of
Ocala.
Survivors include his daugh-
ter, Jan Martin of Citrus
Springs; stepson, Charles
Meade of Montrose, Pa.; grand-
son, David Martin of Park
Ridge, N.J.; granddaughter,
Regina Winner of Lexington,
Ky.; and three great-grandchil-
dren.
Hiers Funeral Home, Ocala.

Susan
Rudolph, 55
INVERNESS
Susan Roberta (Heaps)
Rudolph, 55,'Inverness, died
Thursday, Feb. 24, 2005, at
Hospice Care Unit of Citrus
Memorial Hospital in
Inverness.
Born Jan. 28, 1950, to the late
Arthur and Alice J. (Wilson)
Heaps, she came to this area 15
years ago from Yankeetown. -
Her enjoyment of life includ-
ed fishing, gardening and
needlepoint
Survivors include her hus-
band, Elmer C. Rudolph of
Inverness; her companion,
Tom Butzer of Inverness; one
son, Jamey J. Lawrence of
Inverness; and one daughter,
Lisa Christoferson of
Jacksonville.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral
Home with Crematory,
Inverness.

Ruth Sanchez, 88
PLANT CITY
SRuth. Frances Sanchez, 88,
Plant City, formerly of Citrus
County, died Tuesday, Feb. 22,
2005, in Plant City. .
Born July 31, 1916, in
Houston, Wis., she was a
retired teacher and a member
of St. Clement Catholic Church
and St. Thomas Catholic
Church in Homosassa.
Mrs. Sanchez was preceded
in death by a daughter,
Kathleen, and a grandson,
Rion.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Alex Sanchez, M.D., of
Plant City; five sons, Alex
Sanchez of Mooresville, N.C.,
Robert Sanchez ofEaston, Md.,
Eugene Sanchez of Brandon,
John Sanchez of San Mateo,
Calif., and Paul Sanchez of
Davidson, N.C.; one daughter,
Mary Wilson of Easton, Md.; 13
grandchildren; and one great-
grandchild.
Wells Memorial Funeral
Home, Plant City.


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Alberta
Spellmon, 90
INVERNESS
Alberta B. Spellmon, 90,
Inverness, died Thursday, Feb.
24, 2005, in Inverness.
Born March 16, 1914, in
Patterson, N.J., to Edward and
Bertha Rayot, she came here in
1980 from Haledon, N.J.
Mrs. Spellmon worked 20
years with Gingert Laces in
Haledon as a lace mender.
She was an avid bingo player.
She was Methodist
Survivors include her hus-
band of 74 years, George
Spellmon of Inverness; two
sons, George Spellmon of
North Windham, Conn., and
Peter Spellmon of Danielson,
Conn.; one daughter, Catherine
Person of Center Conway, N.H.; '
a sister, Violet Martin of
Inverness; six grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren; and r
two great-great-grandchildren. f
Hooper Funeral Home,
Inverness.

Click on http://www.chroni-
cleonline.com to view archived
local obituaries.

Funeral NOTICE

George Arnold Rogers.
Funeral mass for George "
Arnold Rogers, 90, Citrus
Springs, will be conducted at
noon Saturday, Feb. 26,2005, at n;
Blessed Trinity Catholic
Church, Ocala, with Fr. Pat
Sheedy officiating. 3b
Arrangements by Hiers ti
Funeral Home, 910 S.E. Silver dI
Springs Blvd. Memorial dona- -n
tions may be made to Angel-in- sa
arms at Blessed Trinity' D
Catholic Church, 5 S.E. 17th St, oa
Ocala, FL 34471. '


Deaths
ELSEWHERE


Edward
Patten, 66 9
Id
MOTOWN SINGER 4
ATLANTA- Edward Patten, E
a member of the Grammy-win- -
ning Gladys Knight & The Pips, h1
died early Friday at a suburban
Detroit hospital, said his 3
cousin, another member of the '
group. He was 66. r
Patten,' an Atlanta native'
who lived Detroit, died from' a .'
stroke he suffered a few days f
before, said William Guest
Gladys Knight & the Pips -
made of Knight; her brother, '
Merald "Bubba" Knight; and
their cousins Guest and Patten ri
recorded for Motown from ,
1966-1973 and for Buddah jo
Records from 1973-77. They -i,
later recorded for CBS until di
breaking up in 1989.
The group, whose hits a
included "I Heard It Through a
the Grapevine" and "Midnight .
Train To Georgia," won four 3
Grammys and was inducted to
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame oa
in 1996.
Patten was one of the a
founders of Crew Records,
based in Detroit and Atlanta, _
and sang backup for the label's
recording artists, Crew spokes-
woman Denise Fussell said.

Hans-Juergen
Wischnewski, 82
GERMAN POLITICAL
' BERLIN Hans-Juergen
Wischnewski, a German politi-
cian best known as the negotia-
tor in the 1977 hijacking of a
Lufthansa airliner by leftist
terrorists, died Thursday. He
was 82.
Wischnewski, a lifelong
Social Democrat and longtime
international troubleshooter
for Germany, died at a Cologne
hospital from an infection, his
spokesman Arnold Joosten
said.
He gave no details.
Wischnewski entered poli-
tics after World War II and
built up contacts, notably in the
Arab world and Latin America,
that helped him repeatedly as
a crisis mediator.


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Bike ride benefits ALA


Participants choose

12-, 20-, 48- or

100-mile route
Special to the Chronicle
It's time to register for the American
Lung Association's ninth annual Clean
Air Bike Ride along the beautiful
Withlacoochee State, Trail, listed in
National Geographic's Top 20 Bike
Trails. Participants can enjoy the
atmosphere of the longest paved trail in


Florida with its wildlife and all the
beauty of nature while raising money
for a good cause.
The ride will be Saturday, March 5,
rain or shine. Riders may start between
7 and 9 a.m. This ride begins at the
Ridge Manor Trailhead of the
Withlacoochee State Trail and winds
through Pasco, Hernando and Citrus
counties. The trailhead is one mile east
of 1-75 at State Road 50 (Exit 301) near
Brooksville. Participants may choose a
12-, 20-, 48- or 100-mile route.
Cost is $25 $12 for children 12 and
younger accompanied by adult, and
includes a T-shirt, continental break-


Couple revel in


giving, receiving

Because Valentine's Day mean that I forgot about giving
also happens to be my him a gift to show my love.
birthday as well, my So the week before, I decid-
husband gets what ed to do something
he calls "the double- --to really embarrass
whammy." He has to him. I called a
deal with two gift- clown. I set up a
giving occasions on time for Daisy the
the same day and Clown to go to his
no combination Job to read my hus-
cards allowed you band a poem I
know, the ones that wrote. I talked to
somehow craftily say his grandparents
it's your birthday and who agreed to go to
a holiday altogether. Shalyn Barker his job when Daisy
I have always hated FULL was scheduled to
those cards. Regard- arrive to record the
less of the double PLATE whole scene since I
pressure, he does couldn't be there.
very well. From what I saw on the tape,
My husband and I decided to it was a success. My husband
celebrate my called after-
birthday Regardless ward and
this was my e claimed he
25th birthday of the double "wouldn't for-
- and Valen- get this one"
tine's Day on pressure, he does with a little bit
Saturday be- of cynicism in
c a u s e very wefl. his voice -
Valentine's already plot-
Day was on a ting his
Mop ay and we, both had :to revenge I guessed.
work So. my mother and step- Even though I really wasn't
father surprised us by getting looking forward to this. birth-
us a hotel room in Ocala to fol- day (I did turn a quarter of a
low our dinner at a fondue century old and can officially
restaurant, say I am mid-twenties), I think


We had such a wonderful
time. With Emmy staying at my
mother's house, it gave us an
opportunity to spend genuine
time with each other some-
thing we haven't done in a while.
And for my birthday, he got
me a gift card to a day spa in
town this was a hint I
dropped a few weeks ago. I was
so proud of him that he remem-
bered what I said, getting me'
something that I really wanted.
But just because my birthday
falls on Valentine's Day doesn't


it was a lot of fun.
And the sight of him when
came home from' work with a
plastic bag full of animal bal-
loons and a paper crown on his
head my husband thought
so, too.


Shalyn Barker resides with
her husband, Patrick, and
daughter, Emmy, in the
Beverly Hills area.
She can be reached
at citrusamom@yahoo.com.


Special to the Chronicle
Jake Regenwether, left, president of the Forresters
Thoroughbred Branch 1605, presents a donation check to
Florence Torres, chairwoman of the membership commit-
tee for the Citrus County Foster Parent Association. For
more Information about the CCFPA, call 726-4332 or 860-
2517.



IWC to host fashion show


.Special to the Chronicle
The Inverness Woman's Club
will host its Annual Fashion
Show and Luncheon at noon
Saturday, March 12, at the First
Presbyterian Church, 206
Washington Ave., Inverness.
Fashions will be presented by


FASHION SHOW
Noon, Saturday, March
12.
Call 637 1582.

Belk Department Store.
Tickets are $15.


* WHAT: Ninth annual Clean Air BiKe
Ride.
WHEN: Start between 7 and 9 a.m.
Saturday, March 5.
WHERE: Ridge Manor Trailhead of
the Withlaccochee State Trail one
mile east of 1. 75 at State Road 50
(Exit 301) near Brooksville.
REGISTRATION FORM. (800) '71
5863 or www.GullLung.org.

fast, light lunch and SAG snacks. Walk-
up registration includes a T-shirt if
available. Incentives are given for rais-


ing additional pledges. All registrants
are entered in a drawing for a moun-
tain bike donated by Action Wheel
Sport in St. Petersburg.
The American Lung Association is
the oldest voluntary health agency in
America, and all proceeds help support
its programs and services.
To receive a registration form, call
(800) 771-5863. Those who register will
receive a packet of information about
local special events and camping facili-
ties. Registration can also be done elec-
tronically by clicking on the Clean Air
Bike Ride logo on ALAs home page at
www.GulfLung.org.


Seven Rivers volunteers





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BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
Volunteer Services at Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center recently donated $5,000 to the
Seven Rivers Educational Foundation. This is the third installment of a total of $15,000
raised during the past year. From left are: Alice Gaunt, volunteer services; Patti Silvey, foun-
dation director; Louise Ozee, who was president of volunteer services when the money was
raised; Don Shook, foundation treasurer; Fred Bunts, foundation public relations; Joyce
Brancato, chief executive officer of Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center.



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Special to the Chronicle
The Volunteer Service League at Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center recently hosted their
2005 officer installation ceremony. The new officers, from left, are: Liz Stacklin, president;
Louise Ozee, first vice president; Naomi Gray, second vice president; Vera Frederick, treas-
urer; and Pat Corkery, recording secretary. Donna Leary, corresponding secretary, is not pic-
tured. The Volunteer Service League also recognizes and thanks the 2004 officers Louise
Ozee, president; Alice Gaunt, first vice president; Jean olson, treasure; Charlene Guthas,
recording secretary; and Donna Leary, corresponding secretary for their hard work and
dedication. For more information about the Volunteer Service League at Seven Rivers
Regional, call Marge Maszota, volunteer coordinator at 795-8376.




Gardeners have 'Fun with Flowers'
1 1 a 1 This workshop lasts approxi-
ocus As on des ns to enhance ho e mately two hours and the cost
is $10. You will learn how to
Special to the Chronicle members and anyone interest- make a spring arrangement,
ed in learning how to create and go home with a distinct flo-
The Garden Club of Crystal seasonal arrangements, door ral design. To register for the
River will host another Fun hangings, etc. These are not workshop, call Ethel at 795-
with Flowers workshop at 1 designs for competition in 6002 or Mary at 564-0123.
p.m. Monday, March 14, at the flower shows, rather designs to Deadline for registration is
Crystal River State Buffer enhance the home. All materi- March 7. Crystal River Buffer
Preserve under the direction of als will be furnished unless Preserve is at 3266 N. Sailboat
Carol Brown, FFGC Master special containers or mechan- Ave. Take U.S. 19 North past
Judge and garden club member. ics are needed. Crystal River Mall to State
Fun With Flowers work- Participants will need to Park Road, turn left, follow
shops are open to garden club bring their own pruning shears. signs (approximately 2 miles).


Citizens of Knights
to host picnic
The Citizens of Knights
Addition in Action will have its
monthly picnic from noon to 2
p.m. today at Copeland Park.
Bring a covered dish. Everyone
is invited.
Local author to
sign books
Author Sam Nail will be sign-
ing two of his books, "SIGNAL-7
-The Deadly Rampage of
Hank Earl Carr" and "It's Only A
Mountain," from 9 a.m. to noon
today at Russ' Coffee Depot,
437 N.E. First Terrace in Crystal
River.
"It's Only A Mountain," the
story of Dick and Rick Hoyt
("Men of Iron"), is an inspira-
tional biography about a quadri-
plegic man who does Ironman
triathlons with his father.
For information, call
795-4589.
Masons to eat
breakfast
Citrus Masonic Lodge 118 will
present a breakfast from 8 to 10
a.m. today. All Masons and
guests are invited to come and
enjoy a delicious breakfast and
fellowship at the Masonic
Temple, 301 Hendrix Ave.,
Invemess. Walt Mabie W.M.,
726-4732.
Fashion show
at IG&CC
The Invemess Golf and
Country Club Women's
Association will present a fash-
ion show by Belks Department
Store at 11:30 a.m. today at
3150 S. Country Club Drive in
Invemess.
A charge of $15 includes
lunch. For reservations, call
Sonnie at 344-5613 or Barbara
at 344-0903.
Event set at Path
shelter store
The Path shelter store plans
a grand opening celebration
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today.
Clowns will be present with
refreshments and surprises. The
store is in Nottingham Square
on U.S. 19 between the Chevy
and Buick dealers.
For more information, call the
Path at 527-6500 or visit the
Web site at www.pathofcitr
us.org.
Ham club to meet
at Whispering Pines
The Sky High Amateur Radio
Club Inc. will have its next meet-
ing at 11 a.m. today in the recre-
ation building at Whispering
Pines Park in Inverness.
Officers who missed the original
installation in January will be
installed.
A picnic is being planned for
April 23, which is the regular
meeting date. This will be a
potluck.
RACES will be discussed at
this meeting. All hams and the
public are invited. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served after
the meeting. For more informa-
tion, call (352) 489-6465.
Uons to scarf down
tasty breakfast
The Beverly Hills Lions will be
serving sausage, bacon, juice
and coffee with all the pancakes
you wish to eat Sunday. Serving
is from 7:30 a.m. to noon. The
cost is $3 per adult and $1.50
for children ages 3-12.
STwo drawings are held each
breakfast for a free meal. The
names drawn on Feb. 13 were:
Jan and Frank Hamilton. Call
Gene Hoskin at 746-2493.

PET SPOTLIGHT
The Chr,:,nicle invites read-
ers to submit photos of
their pets for the Pet
Spotlight feature.
Photos need to be in
sharp locus. Include a
short description of the
pet and owners, including
names and hometowns.
Photos cannot be
returned without a self.
addressed, stamped enve.
lope Photos ot more than
two pets can't be printed.


* Send photos and inform
tion to Pet Spotlight, c 'o
Citrus Courint\ Chronicle,
1624 N. Meadowcrest
Blvd Crystal River, FL
34429


SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 26, 2005
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Association elects 2005 officers


Special to the Chronicle
The Kings Bay Association elected officers for 2005. From left, the officers are: Barbara Berg,
treasurer; Dee Atkins, secretary; Gall Jannarone, president; and Jimmy Carr, vice president.
The Kings Bay Association is a nonprofit organization deeply concerned with water quality
issues. Membership is open to anyone interested in helping our waters. All are welcome to
attend meetings. For more information, call 564-1725.











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Microsoft .32 1.3 27 25.25
Motorola .16 1.0 24 15.59
Penney .50 1.1 25 45.00
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Sears .92 1.8 32 49.93
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TimeWarn ... ... 24 17.14
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358.20 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 356.06 +7.00 +2.01 +6.30 +28.07

7,317.79 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,361.89 +78.61 +1.08 +1.54 +10.00
1,505.44 1,150.74 Amex Index 1,516.48 +11.14 +.74 +5.73 +20.89
2,191.60 1,750.82 Nasdaq Composite 2,065.40 +13.70 +.67 -5.06 +1.75
1,217.90 1,060.72 S&P500 1,211.37 +11.17 +.93 -.05 +5.80
656.11 515.90 Russell 2000 637.53 +9.97 +1.59 -2.15 +8.88
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1.10 DukeEgy 27.41 +.47
1,86 DukeRlty 31.50 +.37
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1.66 EmrsnB 66.72 +.28
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1.08 Gannett 79.21 -.54
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GenCorp u18.95 +25
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1.44 GnGrthPrp 35.57 +.37
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1.20 Idacorp 28.90 +.46
1.12 ITW 90.45 +.52
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.48 IntlGame 30.65 +.16
1.00 IntPap 38.11 +.18
... IntRect 44.73 +.96
... InStee 41.69 +.34
... Interpublic 13.20
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1.80 KenfMc u77.63 +.62
KeyEnglf 13.91 +.16
1.30f Keycorp 32.94 +.34
1.82f KeySpan 39.75 +.50
1.80f KimbClk 66.30 -.35
2.80f KlndMorg u79.90 +.95
KIngPhrm 10.25 -.12
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Kohls 47.80 +1.90
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KrspKrm 5.54 +.18
SKroger 17.64 -.06
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1.20 LTCPrp 18.30 +.33
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LaQulnta 9.22 +.19
LabCp 48.12 +.62
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1.38f Laclede 31.01 +.56
Laidlaw 22.57 +.99
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1.00f1 LearCorp 52.04 +.57
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1.521 LllyEli 55.83 +.71
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1.04 Lubrizol u43.39 +.99
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.90 Lyondell u34.44 +1.06


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1.36 MarshM 31.63 +.01
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.72 Masco 33.92 +.34
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.24 McKesson u37.79 +.49
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1.52 Merck 31.90 -.09
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1.08f MorgStan 57.66 +.95
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1.12 NalFuGas 28.59 +.44
1.84e NatGdd 48.98 +.09
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2.00 PNC 52.86 +.50
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2.241 PSEG 54.34 +1.34
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1.32 Rtylnco s 24.02 +.57
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2.260 RoylDut u62.85 +.88
1.62e Royce 20.11 +.27
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.24 SAPAG 40.75 +.12
1.29f SBC Com 24.21 +.05
1.561 SCANA 38.23 -.14
.66 e SKTIcM 21.30 +25
.76 SLMCp 48.14 +.64
.12e STMIro 18.00 +.21
.36f1 SabreHold 21.33 +.23
Safeway 18.32 -.31
.56 SUoe 73.65 +1.26
... StJudes 39.97 +.14
.66 StPaurTrav 38.82 +.59
2.00. Saks 15.48 -.04
... Salesforn 16.47 +.27
1.65a SalEMInc2 16.80 +.02
.146 SalmSBF 12.98 +.18
2.64e SJuanB 35.79 +.,0
.61e Sanofl 39.77 +.77
.79 SaraLee 22.58 +.07
.22 SchergPI 19.14 -.16
.840 Schimb u75.58 +.68
.08 Schwab 10.72 +.11
.04 SclAtlanta 31.93 +.51
1,54e SottPw 31.85 +.25
.24 SeagateT 17.70 +.45
.92 Sears 49.93 -.20
1.16f SempraEn 39.64 +.06
.60 Sensient 22.06 +.35
.10 SvceCp 7.57 +.15
.44 Secmstr 13.44 +.19
1.89e Shelrr u56.59 +.51
.82f Sherwln 44.66 +.95
1.80a ShlpRnFn 22.55 +.07
ShopKo 17.57 +.51
2.21f Shurgard 40.46 +.56
.83e SlderNacs u25.77 +.16
.. SlerPac 10.15 +07
... SlIcnGph 1.17
2.903 SImonProp 63.33 +1.44
.. SxFlags 4.55 +.16
.64 SmthAO 26.67 +.07
.48 Smnithln u64.99 +.87
SmthfF u34.10 +.41
1.00 SnapOn 33.00 -.30
... Solen 4.94 +.05
1.43 SouthnCo 32.47 +.59
.02 SwstAIr 14.23 +.11
.12 SovrgnBcp 22.96 +.35
... SplnkrEx 36,29 -.08
... SplFnn d11.25 -.30
.50 SpmtFON 23.84 +.05
.32 StdPac u82.20 .4.40
.84 Standex 29.04 +.69
1.12 StantWk 46.16 +.18


NSAQ ATIOALMAKE


DIv Name Last Chg


ADCTel 2.35 -.09
APACC 1.24 -.11
ASETst 6.12 +.16
.. ASMLHid 18.72 +.24
ATlTech 1743 +.32
ATMI Inc 27.78 +.77
ATSMed 3.79 -.06
Aastrom 2.67 -.14
... Abgenix 8.69 +.28
AcaComb 3.04 -.26
AccHme 40.32 +.35
Accredo u42.72 +.13
Actvisns 21.95 +.23
Acusphere 5.55 +.04
.20f Acxa m 22.48 -.16
... Adaptec 5.46 +.04
.05 .AdobeSy 61.43 +.04
AdolorCp 8.94 +28
.32 Adran 18.74 +.18
AdvDigInf 8.46 +.15
AdvEnId 9.52 +.08
AdvNeuro 29.67 -.35
.38 Advanta 22.18 +.03
.45 AdvantB 24.01 -.08
Aeroflex 10.32 +02
Afymet u43.93 +1.77
.. AglleSft 6.97 -.48
.20e ArTInc 16.45 -.09
AjrNet is 1.51 +.21
.AkamaiT 11.09 -.18
1.44B Akzo 44.31 -33
.Alamosan 12.43
.19p AlaskCom 8.62 -.21
.20 Aldilars 16.41 +.11
.90 AlexBId 45.69 +1.70
AignTech 7.60 +.01
Alkerm 12.11 +36
AlLecrpts u13.72
,. AtairNano 4.33 -.19
SAteraCp 20.96 +.37
Alvaron 10.35 -.04
Amazon 34.99 +.30
AmrBiowl .17
2.92 AmCapStr 34.90 +.67
.24 AEagleO 53.90 +.05
AmHIthwys 34.29 +1.15
AmPharm 52.73 +.33
.40 APwCnv 2248 +.58
... AmSupr 10.58 +.08
... AmrTrde 10.74 +.19
Amaen 62.81 +.91
SAmkorT 4.41 +.07
Amylin 22.14 +.38
.32 Anlogic 43.24 +1.34
Analysts 3.85 +.10
AnlySur 2.40 -.06
Andrew 12,24 +.05
AndrxGp 22.27 +.01
Anglotchg 16.97 -.22
.70e AngloAm 25.16 +18
AnlkaTh 12.00 +45
Animasn 22.05 +.80
Aphton d1.30 -.02
... ApolloG 75.00 -.22
AppleC 86.99 +.06
.06 Applebeess 28.46 -.05
ApplDIgl s 4.55 +.04
... Apldlnov 370 -.05
ApkiMall 17.92 +34
AMCC 3.55 -05
aQuantive 10.38 +.10
ArgonautT .84 +.04
.. ArladP 6.66 +.37
Anbars 9,09 +.25
48 ArkBest 41.40 +.76
.04e ArmHId 6.29 +.24
... Arotech 1.39
..Ars 6.65 +.12
ArtTech 1.20 + 02
AscenlSoft 15.35 +.03
Aslalnfo 4.21 -02
AskJvs 22.68 +.91
1.00 AsdBncs 3249 +19
S AsystTch 497 +.02


... AthrGnc 17.16 +.12
... Aeros 13.67 +.91
... Atmiel 3.17
... Audiblen 15.33. +.53
... AudCodes 12.84 -.31
... Audvox 15.24 +.17
... AutobylelIf 5.52 +.26
... Autodsks 29.94 +.15
... Avanex 1.73
... Aware 6.11 +.19
.. Axcells 8.78 -.01
... Axonyx 1.74 +,07
... BEAero u12.03 +.53
... BEASys 8.31 -.01
... BallardPw 6.01 +.21
... BaaconP 1.24 -.03
... BeasleyB 16.49 -.21
... BedBath 37.40 -.02
Bloenvlsn 8.05 +.14
... Biogenldc 67.28 +.60
.200 Blomet 43.20 -.47
... Blomira 2.18 -.09
... Blopure .39
... BluCoat 16.56 -3.86
.48 BobEvn 22.50 -.32
Borland 8.37 -.08
... BdrgExp 9.34 +.60
Brdcom 32.88 +1.20
Broadwing 5.87 +.19
BrcdeCm 6,29 +.18
BrooksAut 18.73 +.55
.06e BucyrsAn 43.88 -1.51.
BusnObj 27.75 +.53
.. C-COR 7.63 +.19
.48 CBRL Gip 42.74 +.24
.36f CDW Corp 5683 -.53
.60 CHRobn 54.82 +.59
.CMGI 1.93 +.11
... CNET 9.42 +.22
... CSGSys 17.26 +.03
CTI Mole 16.77 +.33
CVThera 22.50 -.78
... CabolMic 32.93 +.44
... CalDive u50.40 +1.17
CalPlzza 24.08 +.72
.76 CapCtyBk 41.52 +2.35
CpstnTrb 1.66 +.02
.. CardiacSel 1.89 +.15
... Cardima .37 +.02
... CareerEd 35.05 +.32
... Carrizo 15.18 +.18
... CasualMal 5.59
... CatlSemi 4.75 -.26
..Celgenes 28.17 +.02
... Cellhera 10.21 -.01
.. CentAl u32.90 +1.54
Cephln 50.40 -.01
... Cepheld 11.19 +.31
... Ceradynes 29.92 +.33
... Cemer 52.17 +1.08
... CharlRsse 11.59 +.50
... ChrmSh 7.75 +.03
... ChartCm 1.69 +.01
... ChkPolnt 22.40 -.13
... ChkFree 38.13 +.14
... Checkers 14.25 -.13
... Cheesecks 34.00 +.66
... ChildPlc u39.62 +.79
... chndtcm 3.63 -.08
.. ChlpMOS 5.12 -.08
... Chiron 35.01 +.29
.50 ChrchllD 44.52 +.43
.. CienaCp 2.04 -.09
.32f Cintas 43.83 -.11
.. Cirrus 4.84 +.05
.. Cisco 17.20 +.02
.. CltrxSy 22.01 +.40
.. CleanH 1735
... CllckCm 14.38 +1.09
... Cogenn 2768 -.60
.. CogTechs u47.71 +1,81
... Cognosg 43.09 -.22
ColumLab 2.02 -.02
.. Colmbus 12.06 +.76
... Comarco 8 28 -.07
.. Comcast 3262 -.27
... Comsp 32.06 -.18


... CptNwk 5.11 -.21
Compuwre 6.69 -.10
... CmsHmn 27.60+1.55
... Comvers 23.39 +.28
... ConcCm 2.11 +.10
... Conexant 1.83
... Connetics 25.82 +.76
... Copart 22.79 +.39
... Corgentch 5.84 +.08
.... Corillian 3.30 -.03
... CordnthCs 17.24
... Cosi Inc 7.00 +.33
... CostPlus 27.50 +.69
... CstULss u10.52 +,06
.40 Costco 46.57 +.03
... Crayinc 3.58 +13
.50e CreTcLtd 11.69 +.19
... CredSys 9.08 +.30
.. Creenc 2360 -.05
.. CritPath 1,00 -.04
.20f Crypltgc u31.39 +1.83
Ctrip.com 37.65 -1.74
CubistPh 11.07 +.47
CumMed 14.03 -.01
Cyberonic 3829 +1.15
Cymer 29.38 +.92
Cytogenrs 13.34 +.57
Cytyc 22.85 -.26


.. DDCorpn 2.48 -.12
... DRDGOLD .96 -.15
Danka d1.91 -.09
.. DeckOut 41.07 -.09
... decdGenet 6.86 +.25
... Dellinc 40.20 -.01
.. D0taPtr 15.56 +.90
... detathree 4.65 -.20
... Dndreon 6.87 +.17
.24 Dentsply 55.02 +.24
... DIgGen 1.47 +.01
... DgImpct 2.00 +.09
... Dgnsght 15.93 +.05
... DIgLght 1.01
... DIgRIver 29.58 -2.52
... Digitas 9.78 +.19
... DiscvLabs 6.15 +.13
... DtechCo 12.54 -.18
.. Diversa 6.73 -.33
... DobsonCm 2.35 -.12
.. DllrTree 26.85 +.18
.. DotHill 6.48 +.18
... DbeCck 7.68 +.12
... DuPontP 26,30 +.03
... DynMatl u19.41 +4.32
Basys 42.24 -,13
... EGLInc 32.64 +.44
... eResrch 16.00 +.46
... ESSTech 5.61 +.04
... ErthInk 8.75 -.01
.20 EstWStBs 35.93 +.75
1.00a EchoStar 29.31 +.13
Eclipsys 15.78 +.37
... EdgrOnI 2.35 -.16
.. EdgePet 16.90 +.38
... EducMgt 29.95 -38
.121 EduDv 10.61 +.11
... 8x81nc 2.44 -.15
... ElectScI 22.60 +1.32
... Eltrgis 4.01
.. ElectArts 64.98 +.41
... EFII 16.54 -.05
.. eMrgelnt 1.12 -.04
EmmisC 18.62 +.08
... EncysveP 11.63 +.45
.071 EngSup 55.78 +.98
1.68 Enterrags u20.05 -.74
... EntreMd 2.90 -.25
... EnzonPhar 11.15 +.29
... EonLabss 30.55 -.02
... EpicorSft 15.55 +.20
.. Epiphany 3.44 ..
... EpixPhar d8.57 +.10
.360 EricsnTI 29.69 +.67
... eSpeed d858 -.05
... Euronet 26.30 +,36
... EvrgrSIr 5.49 +.01


Everlast
.22 Expdlnl
... ExpSnpl
... ExtNetw
... Eyetecn
... Ezcorp
... F5 Netw
.561 FFLCBcp
.. FURSyss
.621 Fastenal
.. Feathirtea
1.40f FifthThird
... FileNet
... FndWhat
.. Finisar
.361 FstNiagara
1.08 FstMerit
.. FIserv
... Flextm
... FLY]
... Fonar
.. Fossil s
... Foundry
... FuelCell
... Ftrmdta


U11.00 -.08
55.95 +1.45
76.73 -.39
6.09 +.09
32.96 +.11
18.99 -.61
54.93 +1.20
41.45 +.43
31.08 -.09
58.69 +1.09
6.27 +1.21
45.30 +.03
23.35 -.34
11.06 +.11
1.49 +.01
13.44 +.04
26.18 +.13
38.00 +.46
13.75 +.03
146 +.06
1.51 +.05
25.90 +.30
10.40 +.22
11.02 +.09
59 -900


.50 .Gamin 51.48 +.26
Gemstar 4.65 -.20
GenProbe 51.60 +1.01
Genaera 3.17 -.02
GnCom 9.20 +.22
.. GenesisH 40.60 +.45
... GenesMcr 14.51 +.95
... Genltope 15.25 +.88
... Genta 1.29
.68 Gentex 33.94 +.39
.. Genzyme 57.73 +.86
... GeronCp 7.30 -.39
.28f GevtyHR 18.66 -01
.. GlleadSci s 35.56 +.59
... Globlind u10.29 +.34
... Googlen 185.87 -3.02
.57 GrtrBay 25.58 +.14
.03e GrpoFIn 9.43 +.46
... GutarC 59.63 +.88
.88 HMNFn 32.04 +.28
... HainCelest 18.70 +.32
... Hansen 43.97 +.84
.60f HarbrFL 34.20 +.26
... Harmonic 11.00 +.13
.. Harrisnt 5.00 -.07
... HmvrdBlo 4.22 -.08
... Headwatrs 32.43 +.79
... HeldrkStr u35.15 +1.52
... HSchein 73.85 -.11
... Hologic 38.31 +.78
.. HomeStore 2.46 +.09
.. HrznOff 1.06 -.02
... HotTopic 21.57 +.56
.801 HudsnCily 37.46 +1.49
... HumGen 11.68 +.18
.48f HunUB 45.74 +.04
.80 HuntBnk 22.38
.. HyperSolu 49.76 -.05
... IACInterac 22.61 +.23
... ICOS 22.99 +.17
... IDBlo 17.95 +.13
... IPIXCp 3.17 -05
... Icoria 55 -.01
.. Identk 6.14 +.05
Illumina 8.60 -.17
ImaxCp 11.00 -30
., Imcone 45.60 +.50
lmmucors 29.51 +13
ImpaxLab 1763 +.66
... Incyte 8.82 +.76.
1.04f IndpCmty 40.52 +.28
IndevusPh 4.37 +.16
InfoSpee 41.13 -08
... Informat 7.63
1.37e Infosys s u76.60 +2.80
Innovo 4.75 +.15
InsightCm 942 -.19
.. InspPhar 7.95 +.38
.. Instelee in 18.90 +2.14
Instinet 602 +.05


.. InmegClrc 20.54 +.29
IntgDv 12.67 +.29
.., ISSt 6.20 +.08
.321 Intel 24.09 +.39
... Intellisync 2,72 +.18
.321 InterTel 27.12 +.69
... Interchgn 19.17 -1.06
... InterDk) 17.51 +.42
... InterMune 11.45 -.08
.06 IntlSpdw 53.09 -.05
.. ItmtCprs 8.04 +.27
... IntntSec 20.20 -.20
.16 Intersil 17.27 +.46
i. Intuit 41.81 +.96
... InlSurg 48.00 +.79
.07 InvFnSv 49.79 +.29
... Invirogn 71.27 +1.02
... lonatronn 8.85 +.30
Isis 4.12 -.01
Isonkes 4.35 -.24
IvanhoeEn 2.65 -.01
Mlage 5.67 +20
... Ixia U19.21 +1.09

... j2Glob 37.45 +.25
... JDSUniph 1.8 -.04
JkksPac 19.40 +32
.. Jamdatn 17.51 -1.50
... JetBlue 18.37 +.27
.451 JoyGbl s u35.50 +.90
... JnprNtw 21.63 -.08
Juphtrmed 13.28 +.30
.48 KLATnc 50.81 +1.96
KeamyFnn 11.31 -.08
... KeyxBio 12.81 +.58
Kmart 9668 -.76
KnghtTrd 10.52 +.07
4.55e KnIghItT 40.60 +.62
KopinCp 3.87 -.31
Kronos u55.97 +.49
... Kullcke 6.63 +.06
Kyphon .' 25.07 +.32
.21 LCAVies 30.17 +.06
... LKCp 18.50 +.60
... LMIAer 6.98 +.94
.40f LSIInds 11.45 +26
... LTX 5.25 +.18
LamRsch u31.98 +.69
LamarAdv 39.75 +.31
.64 Lance 16.04 -.25
Landstars 35.50 +59
Lasrsp 32,04 +.29
Laltti 5.30 +07
LawsnSft 5.80 -.07
Level3 2.35 -.09
LexarMd 4.04 -.03
1.80t UbMIntAn 4318 -25
Ugand B 9.98 +.02
Uncare 40,81 +.69
.40f UnearTch 39.20 +.20
Unktonen 7,03 -.12
LodgEnt 17.75 -.05
LookSmart 1.00 +.04
... Loudeye 1.71 +.00


M-SysFD 24.15 +.25
1.60 MClIncn 22.60 -21
... MGIPhrs 24.11 -.09
... MIPSTech 10.95 +.60
... MKS Inst 18.74 +.46
... MRVCm 3.75 +.05
.32 MTS 32.10 +.15
... MaceSecrs 2.62 -.12
Macrmdia 34.77 -.25
MagnaEnt u6.76 +.38
... Mamma d3.72 +.17
... ManTech 22.92 +2.65
Manugist 1.89 +.06
... MarlnBs 1797 -.09
Malek 66.65 +1.35
... Marvels 3749 +1.35
40f Maxim 43.60 +.72
... MaxwliT 10.65 +.65
McLeoA .48
McData 3.75 -.13
McDataA 4.04 -.15


... Medlmun 24.49 +.43
Medarex 8.81 +.17
... Mediacm 5.36 -.03
... MedAct 19.61 +.04
... MediCo 23.65 -.19
... MentGr 14.00 -.01
MercIntr 46.48 +.51
... MesaAir 7.50 +.01
.30 MetalMg s 30.24 +.21
... MetalsUSAu24.31 +1.76
... MItUSwt u8.58 +1.38
.32 Methanx 17.73 +.44
... MetroOne 1.42
Micrel 9.40 +.43
.28f Mlerochp 28.12 +.49
... Mcromse 5.01 -.04
... Micross 32.81 +.80
... McroSeml 16.71 +.39
.32a Microsoft 25.25 .-.12
... Mikohn 12.44 +.44
... MllCell 1.73 +.22
... MillPhar 8.90 +.12
28m MillerHer 29.01 +1.01
.. Milicomint 22.18 +.08
Mindspeed 2.84 +.12
... Misonix 6.36 +.06,
MsnRes 6.94 +.4
e.. MobftyElec 7.30 +.18
.15 Molex If 25.40 +.24
... MnstrWw 29.24 +.54
.12 MovIeGa u23.21 +.66
... MutiGs 9.85 +.28
MyiadGn 22.02 +.15
NABIBlio 13.17 +.36
NETgear 13.82 +.19
.. NAS Rs 5.40 +.20
NICInc 5.05 +.16
NIIHldgS 57.29 +1.09
NMSCm 5.11 -.09
... NPSPhm 14.85 +.75
NTLInc 65.29 -.90
Nanogen 4.08 +.02
Nanomtr 12.55 +.24
Napster 7.21 -20
.38e Nasd1OOTr 37.62 +.21
... Nasdaq n 10.50 +.85
Nastech 10.21 +.22
NatusMed 7.80 -.07
Navarre 6.90 -1.43
NektarTh 17.90 +.32
Nel2Phn 2.40 -.01
Netease 41.78 +.74
... Netfllx 10.99 +.59
NetwkAp 29.82 -.05
Neurochg 15.31 -.66
NewFmt 7.46 -.17
NextelC 29.58 +.17
NextIPrt 20.15 +.15
... NIkuCp 22.10 +1.51
Nlnetownsn 8.81 -.13
NitroMed 22.81 -.17
20e NobltyH 22.70 -.53
.84f NorTrst 42.25 +.28
... NwstArl 6.97 +.23
Novatel 18.53 +.05
... NvlWrs 10.87 -.03
... Novell d5.31 -.15
Novlus 30.08 +.51
NuHoriz 7.10 +.07
NuanceC 326 +.04
Nuvelors 7.70 +35
Nvdia 2.84 +.41
ORellyA u49.85 +.70
OSI Phrm 56.52 +.64
... OccuLogxn 8.41 -.15
OdysseyHI 10.97 +47
OhioCas u24.55 +.17
OlympSt 26.45 +.60
Omnicell 6.60 -.32
OmnilVln 20.36 +.09
OnAssgn 5.80 +.17
OnSmcnd 4.65 +.02
OnyxPh 30.05 +.51
OpenTV 243 +.10
OpnwvSy 1305 -.05
OplinkC 1.54 +.05
Opsware 6.02 +.17


.08 OptionCr 20.01/ -23
... p rsn 17.50
.,. Oraole 13.13 +.12
... Orthfx 40.95 +.68
... Oscent 3.15 +.11
1.12f OterTall 25.34
.16 Ovemlte 33.68 +.78
... Overstk 53.54 +1.01


PETCO 35.91 +.38
PMCSra 10.03 -.05
PPTVis .79
.80a Paccar 75.00 +1.69
... PacSunwr u25.59 +.29
PalmSrce 10.07 -.18
palmOne 22.23 +.47
PalmrM u28.91 -.20
,.. PanASIv 17.01 +.26
PaneraBrd 54.23 +.26
... Pantry 33.28 +.35
... Paradyne di,97 -.10
... ParPet 7.29 +.11
Parmjc-- 5.79 +.08
24 PiffTrFnl 11.05 +.04
.. Pattersonsu5027 +1.10
.161 Patills u25.26 +.31
.52 Paychex 31.53 +.29
... Pegasys 6.10 -.64
... PennNGm 60.24 -1.68
... Perftldent 6.59 +.63
PerFood 26,98 -.17
.16 Perrigo 17.79 +.21
... PetDv 44.19 +1.00
... PtoqstE 7.30 +.18
.12 PetsMart 30.59 +.17
... Pharmos .73 +.03
... Pharmion 34.31 +1.36
... PhaseFwn 6.24
... Phazar 16.90 +.21
... Photdn 18.75 +.07
... Pxar 89.55 +1.05
... Px.wrks 9.70 +.30
,, Plexus 10.83 +.40
... PlugPower 7.37 -.02
... Polycom 16.31 -.18
.. PortlPlayn 22.75 +1.65
... PortfRec 38.00 -.95
... Powrintg 21.27 +.94
... Power-One d5.83 -.17
... Powrwav 6.76 -.04
... Prestek 9.20 +.32
.92f PriceTR 61.29 +1.25
... priceline 22.25 -.27
... PdmueT 1.80 ...
... PriHthe 23.96 +.46
... ProgPh 23.72 -.22
... ProtDsg 17.33 +.18
.. ProvdCom 29.10 +.92
... ProximArs 1.50 +.10
... QIAGEN 12.65 -.05
.. QLT 13.99
.. Ologic 40.38 +.09
.28 Qualcoms 37.00 +1.49
QuanFuel 5.10 -.05
SQuestSftw 13.61 -.16
Quovadx 2.88 -.04
RFMIcD 5.54 +.03
... RSASec 16.17 +.14
...ROneD 13.80 +.03
Radware 25.70 +1.10
Ralnmkr .69 +.06
Rambus 17.70 -.07
Randgoldsul13.65 -.16
SRealNwk 6.43 +.09
RedHat 11 37 -.03
...Redback 7.00 +.27
Remec 6.32 +.03
.44f RepBcp 14.66 +.07
RachMots 65.35 -4.13
ResConn 49.89 -26
Retek 6.00 +.05
... RigsNt 19.41 +.10
... RightNown 12.71 +.52
... RtaMed 335 +.03
.20f RossS1ts 27.97 +.22
Ryanair 45.11 +06


... RyanRest 13.17 -.02


SAFUNK 2.01 -.12
... SBACom 9.03 +.30
.28f SCP Poolsu34.69 +1.02
.20 SEIInv 36.92 +.43
... SFBCs u42.81 +1.21
.88 Safeco 48.11 +31
SanDisk 27.01 -.24
... Sanmlna d5.63 -.21
... Sapient 7.47 +.30
2.32a SaxonCpn 18.38 +.15
... ScanSoft 4.40 +.04
.07 Schnitzers u40.63 +1.57
.58f Schulmn 18.03 -.16
... SciGames 26.01 +1.03
... SeaChng 13.37 -.26
.76 Selnln 46.45 +.23
... Semtech 19.95 +.50
... Sepracor 65.70 +1.20
... SerenaSft 23.32 -.34
... SeroMkg 24.12 +.49
... Shandan 29.45 +.07
... SufflMsts u32.46 +1.21
SIRFTchn 11.60 +.18
... SlehelSvs 8.689
SlerraWr 8.92 +.08
.. SgmDg 11.84 +.14
... SigmaTel 42.98 +1.13
... Silcnhmg 11.56 +.13
.. SilcnLab 36.20 +1.20
... SST 4.74 +.10
.05r SIcnware 4.66 +.17
... SlvStdg 13.43 -.37
... Sina 27.39 +.19
.10 Sindair 8.02 +.26
.. SIrtusS 5.15 -.43
... SkillSot d4.00 -.15
.12 SkyWest 17.35 -.02
... SkywksSol 7.40 +.07
... SmithMicro 6.15 +.15
SmurfStne 17.06 +.15
... Socket d1.34 -.09
... Sohu.cm 16.83 +.25
... SomeraC 1.50 -.03
... SonicSol 15.57 -.30
... SncWall 6.19 +.17
... Sonusn 5.10 -.15
.36 SouMoBc 17.42
.12 SwBcpTXs 19.02 +.05
... SpatlaLt 4.87 +.31
... Spectra 5,81 -.23
.25 Staples 32.10 -.20
.. StarSclen 6.36 +.03
... Starbucks 51.17 +.02
.. STATS Chp 6.25 -.04
,40 StIDyna u45.65 +1.85
... StemCells 4.38 -.29
... Stricycle 45.93 +.32
... StewEnt 6.38 +.16
... SlotOffsh u7.65 +.20
.25 StoltNielsn 38.85 +.01
.. SunMicr 4.18 -.04
... SupTech .95 +.02
... SuperGen 5.06 +.27
,., SupportSft 5.82 +.08
.92 SusqBnc 24.92 +.49
SwfftTm 23.52 +.26
,, Sycamre 3.57
... Symantec 21.66 -.23
,. Symetric 10.70 +.18
... SymyxT 27.99 +.77
... Synaptics 24.33 +3.32
,. Synopsys 18.20 +.01
... Synovis 10.79 +.01
... SynroCp u11.60 +.89
... THQInc 27.33 +.54
TLC Vision 9.36 -.07
21p TOPTankn 20.30 -.01
.. TakeTwo 36.89 +.10
... TaroPh 28.66 +67
... TASERs 13.38 -.51
... TechDta 40 83 -.37
... Tega .90 -.02
,. Tekelec 17.04 -2.65
... Telesys 14.57 +.13


TeleTech u11.66 +,60
TelwestGln 16.60 +.04
.. Telgdc 19.00 +1.02
.. Tellabs 7.17 -.01
Terayon 3.28 +.10
.. Terclcan 10.46 +.03
... TesseraT 41.33 +1.42
TetraTc 16.71 +.49
.22e TevaPhs 27.56 -.11
... ThrdWe 6.53 -.54
.. 3Com 3.58 +.04
... TbcoSt 10.62 -.38
TVoInc 4.19 -.29
TorRes 24.30 -.45
TrdeStatn 6.82 +.40
.. Tmsmeta 1.09 +.01
... mSwtc 1.19 +.01
.. TraveLzoo 62.85 +.25
... Trimbles 35.52 -.08
.. TriQulnl 3.44 +.06
.60 TrstNY 12.10 -.09
.80 Trustmk 27.83 +.54
USXpss 27.10 -.03
USANAH u45.10 +.44
UTStrem 13,30 -.14
Ubiqum 7.34 +.25
Uloom 13.97 -.05
.. UtdOnIn 10.684 -.20
USEnr u4.07 +.60
... UtdGlblCm 9.34
.10 UnliFor 39.55 +.39
UrbnOuts 41.85 -.50


.. VCAAnts 20.39 +1.16
... VITech .90
ValueClick 12.36 -.31
... VanS 40.25 +.71
... VascoDta 7.01 -.12
... Veeconst 15.35 +.63
Verdsgn 28.09 +.37
.. Verias 23.91 -.21
... VersoTch .41 -.01
... VertxPh 11.99 +.30
... VertclNet 1.15 +.01
,,, Vicuron 18.00 +.34
... Vignette 1.18 +.02
... Village 6.08 +,31
... VionPhm 3.36 +.17
... VistaCre 17.20 -.19
... Vitesse 3.17 +.06
... WJCom 2.71 +.38
.63e WPPGp 58.05 +1.98
... Warnaco u24.17 +1.24
,. WarrenRsn 11.27 +.17
... WichGrd 3.70 +.09
... WaveSys 1.15 +.08
,., WebMD 7.64 -.03
... WebEx 23.15 +.45
... webMeth 6.27 -.20
.. Websense 59,43 +.28
.14 WemerEnt 21.21 +.25
Westell 6.29 +.24
... WWirels u39.24 +.37
WetSeal 3.00 +.15
.76f WholeFd 101.28 -.27
... Wklats 6.41 +.30
WndRvr 13.53 -.05
WrlssFac 7.15 -.10
Wrkstream u4,75 +.40
.. WodAr 715 +.16
... Wordate 4.22 -.06
Wynn 72,06 +.16
M Sat 26.73 -1,42
.. XOMA. 1,41 +.01
.20 Xilnx 30.07 +.67
Xybmaut .79 -.03
Yahoos 31.73 +.25
YellowRd u61.31 +.08
Youbel 4.86
ZebraTs 50.07 +.08
Z.oneTch 2.78 +.18
ZCop 6.98 -.10
ZxCorp 2.88 +20
Zoran 10.92 +.13


.84 StarwdH5 57.60 +1.11
.6Bf StateStr 43.40 +.43
.436e Staoil u17.75 +.33
... Sterts 25.08 +.48
... StoneEn u50.40 +1.82
.. StorTch 32.22 +.34
sTGoldn 43.50 +.17
.09 Stykers 50.03 -.01
.40 SturmR 8.02 +.11
2.44 SunCmts 35.58 -.15
.24 Suncorg u39.53 +.83
:. SunGard 25.90 +.15
1.20 Sunoco u98.53 +1.33
2.20f SunTrst 72.70 +.71
... SupEnrgy 18.39 +.72
.02 SymbIT 18.10 +.28
.60 Sysco 34.60 +.03
.851 TCFFncis 27.47 +.48
.76 TECO 15.85 +.31
.18 TJX 24.20 +.10
2.25 TXU Corp u78.20 +2.21
.90 TaIwSemI 9.43. +.34
.30 Tallsmgs u35.09 +.76
.32 Targiet 51.37 +.23
.55 Teekays 50.01 +2.26
.82e TeINorL 16.62 +.39
1.206 TelMexL 39.52 +.15.
1.14e Tenars u64.17 +546
... TenetHt 10.85 +.12
2.65 Teppco u43.10 +.10
... Teradyn 15.86 +.44
-. Torx 45.59 +2.19
Terra 8.25 +.34
2.15 TeraNitro 25.72 -.28
.. Tesoro u36.76 +1.43
.. TetraTech 31.66 +2.47
.30 Texind u6&00 +3.76
.10 Texinst 26.70 +.74
1.40 Textron u78.76 +1.24
.. Theragen 3.37 -.11
ThenrmoEl 27.45 +.12
ThmBet 31.91 +1.22
2.72f Thombg 28.42 +.35
1.681 3MCO 84.60 +.33
.60 TleaW 41.53 +.02
.24 Tiffany 30.92 -.02
... MmeWam 17.14 -.24
.60f "nmken u28.70 +1.11
... TtanCp 16.70 -.12
.4A ToddShp u19.25 +.35
.. TollBros u89.74 +2.39
.67e TorchEn 7.69 -.02
.44 Trchmrk 52.99 -.01
3.536 Total SA 119.35 +2.61
.16 TotalSys 24.07 -.03
1.72 TwnCtry 26.75 +.58
.. ToyRU u22.92 +.01
.. Transocn u49.05 +.30
.16 Tredgar 17.29 +.51
.16a TriCorn 18.17 +.21
... TradH 43.52 +.59
.48 Tribune 40.39 -.11
.80 TrzecPr -18.29 +.19
.139 Turkcells 18.41 +1.16
.40f Tvcolnt 33,75 -.01
.16 Tyson 17.33 +.21
2.88 UILHold 50.02 +1.34
.55 USEC u15.90 +1.57
... USG 32.47 +.89


.76f UnlSrcEn 30.23 +.23
1.18e UUnlao u38.10 +.92
.. Unif 4.36 +.36
.15 UnIlrst 39.25 -.30
1.20 UnionPac 63.98 +.51
... Unisys 7.67 -.01
Unit u45.11 -.24
1.17 UDomR 22.00 +.25
.321 UtdMcro 3.78 +.13
1.32f UPSB 77.19 -.21
-. UldRentf 19.00 +1.32
1.20f USBancrp 29.85 +.05
.32F USSteel u63.12 +3.41
1.76f UtdTech 101.02 +1.00
.03 UtdhlhGp 91.39 +2.09
.32 UnvHth 46.73 +1.95
... Univson 26.48 -21 .
.80 Unocal u54.43 +1.43
.30 UnumProv 17.43 +.39


1.08f VFrCp 59.74 -.17
.31 ValeantPh 24.41 +.21
.32 ValeroEs a 72.90 +4.06
.36 VKHIIncT 4.00
Varco u37.25 +1.24
.. VarianMs 36.02 +.04
1.18 Vectren 27.22 +.51
1.54 VerizonCm 3620 +70
.28 ViacomB 35.24 +.24
VimpelC s 39.70 +1.03
.20 VintgPt Ua30.37 +1.11
Vishay 13.39 +.43
Visleon 6.79 -.01
.558 Vodafone 26.48 -.05
.19 WHOlds 11.23 -.02
WCICmts u35.63 +,93
.18 Wabash 26.61 +.61
1.84 Wachovia 53.51 +1.04
.52 WalMart 51.49 +.03
.21 Walgm 42.66 +.32
.16 Waitednd 38.98
1.84f WAMutI 41.89 -.04
.80f WsteMInc 29.56 +.34
.. WatsnPh 32.11 +.58 '
.28 WattsWtr 32.54 +2.49
... Weathflnt u60.20 +.20
.. WtWatch 42.85 -.27
.20 Wellmn u13.52 +.37
... WellPont 122.39 +1.59
1.92 WellsFrgo 59.90 +.21
.541 Wendys 37.59 +.30
.92 WestarEn 23.15 +.29
.82a WAstTIP2 13.41 -.05
.WDIgti 11.40 +.42
.20 WatnGRs u37.01 +1.98
.WestwOne 21.71 -2.02
1.60 Weyerh 8 67.85 +.82
1.52e WllmCS 17.27 -.23
.20 WmsCos U19.29 +.29
.28 Winnbgos 34.90 +.59
.88f WsecEn 35.02 +.62
.61f Worthgtn 21.00 +.08
1.121 Wrigley 67.06 +.56
.92 Wyeth 40.60 +36
2.901 XLCap 75,03 +.07
.301 XTOEgys u45.50 +1.21
.83 XcelEngy 18.00 +.43
Xerox 15.33 -.11
.25 YankCdI 31.12 -.07


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Yesterday Pvs Day

Australia 1.2715 .1.2694
Brazil 2.6300 2.5900
Britain 1.9186 1.9120
Canada 1.2397 1.2411
China 8.2781 8.2781
Euro .7552 .7571
Hong Kong 7.7994 7.7999
Hungary 183.69 183.28
India 43.600 43.620
Indnsia 9265.00 9240.00
Israel 4.3611 4.3592
Japan 105.21 105.40
Jordan .70902 .70907
Malaysia 3.7999 3.7995
Mexico 11.0870 11.1260
Pakistan 59.38 59.35
Poland 2.98 2.98
Russia 27.7360 27.7400
SDR .6559 .6534
Singapore 1.6296 1.6314
Slovak Rep 28.69 28.68
So. Africa 5.8125 5.7888
So. Korea 1007.90 1006.90
Sweden 6.8522 6.8631
Switzerlnd 1.1631 1.1682
Taiwan 31.17 31.19
U.A.E. 3.6728 3.6728
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 2.5625 2.50
Treasuries
3-month 2.62 2.55
6-month 2.85 2.82
5-year 3.90 3.86
10-year 4.27 4.27
30-year 4.64 4.65




FUTURES
Exch Contract Settle Chg
Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Apr05 51.49 +.10
Corn CBOT May05 2211/2 +8
Wheat CBOT May05 3331/4 +12
Soybeans CBOT May05 6041/2 +301/2
Cattle CME Apr05 86.10 -.17
Pork Bellies CME Mar 05 87.40 +.63
Sugar (world) NYBT May 05 9.03 -.13
Orange Juice NYBT Mar 05 84.30 -.75

SPOT
Yesterday Pvs Day
Gold (troy oz., spot) $434.90 $427.10
Silver (troy oz., spot)$7.413

Copper (pound) $1.4890 $1.494

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


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Balanced n16.64+.10 +2.5 Fidelity Invest: QualfdAt 19.51 +.15 +3.0 WIdlncl 6.63 +.01 +1.9 MunIAp 8.78 ... +0.3 Gr&lnc 18.55 +.17 +3.7
Eqlncn 8.19 +.07 +3.1 AggrGrrn16.39 +.18 +3.5 SharesA 23.18 +.16 +3.4 Midas Funds: NJTxAp 9.27 .. +0.3 IncStk 16.93 +.20 +4.5
Growth 19.38 +.15 +1.9 AMgrn 16.17 +.06 +1.4 Frank/TempTempA: MidasFd 2.11 ... +5.0 NwOpAp41.23 +.37 +2.9 Inco 12.40 +.01 +02
Heritage 0n12.34 +.15 +6.0 AMgrGrn 14.73 +.07 +1.8 DvMktA p 19.84 +.22 +9.0 I Monetta Funds: OTCAp 7.35 +.08 +4.3 Int 22.35 +.23 +4.8
IncGro n 30.91 +.29 43.9 AMgrinn 12.76 +.05 +1.9 ForgnAp 12.55 +.13 +4.4 Monettan10.52 +.12 +4.8 PATE 9.19 ... +0.2 NYBd 12.09 ... +0.2
IntDiscrn13.75 +.17 +4.6 Balancn 18.15 +16 +3.7 GIBdAp 11.04 +.02 +1.5 Morgan Stanley B: TxExAp 8.89 ... +0.2 PrecMM 15.46 -04 +6.0
InlGroln 9.16 +.11 +3.6 BlueChGrn41.18+.34 +2.0 GrwthAp 23.30 +.22 +4.5 AmOppB 22.76 +.21 +3.6 TFInAp 15.14 +.01 +0.1 SciTech 9.12 +.07 +2.2
LifeScin 4.98 +.03 +2.5 Canadan34.98 +.18 +5.5 IntxEMp 15.12 +.16 44.6 DivGtB 37.57 +.42 +3.8 TFHYA 12.89 ... +0.5 Sh d 892 +0.1
New Opprn5.41 +.06 +4.0 CapApn 25.58 +.30 +28 WorldAp 18.19 +.18 +5.0 GIbDivB 14.05 +.15 +3.8 USGvAp 13.25 ... +0.2 ST
RealEstln23.86 +.47 +4.5 Cp rn 8.57 +02 +26 Frank/TempTmpB&C: GrwthB- 11.76 +.11 +2.1 UtilAp 10.35 +.11 +2.3 SmCpStk13.63 +.19 +4.5
Select 7.2 5 0MCplnr 8.57C+.02G+2.6 B 1 8.+ p1 +23
UhraSelec n 37.228.3 +.2415 +1.8 ChinaRgn17.55 +19 +6.4 DevMktC 19.49 +.22 +8.91 StratB 17.81 +.12 +2.2 VstaAp 9.54 +.08 +3.7 TxElt 13.36 ... +0.2
Ultan 28.83 +.24 +1.7 CngSn 400.16+3.33 +3.8 ForgnC p 12.39 +12 +4.3 USGvtB 9.17 +.01 +0.1 VoyAp 16.25 +.16 +2.3 TxELT 1422 -.01 +0.2
Utiln 12.53 +.18 +4.9 Contra n 5805 +.62 +4.8 GE Elfun S&S: MorganStanley Inst: Putnam Funds B: TxESh 10.73 ... 0.0
Valuelnvn 7.42 +.07 +2.8 CnvScn 21.28 +.14 +1.1 S&SInc 11.51 ... +0.1 GIVaIEqAn17.98+.18 +3.6 CapAprt 17.58 +.17 +2.4 VABd 11.77 -.01 +0.1
Amer Express A: Destl 12.74 +.12 +2.7 S&S PM 45.26 +.39 +2.7 IntEq n 21:46 +.24- 4.3 CIscEqBt 12.76 +.12 +3.7 WIdGr 18.08 +.16 +3.1
Cal 524 ... +0.3 Destll 11.34 +.08 +0.9 GMO Trust III: Munder Funds: DiscGr 15.87 +.17 +3.5 Value Line Fd:
Discover 8.79 +.13 +4.5 DisEq n 26.03 +.29 +5.0 EmMkr 18.95 +22+10.4 NetNetAp 16.51 +.03 -4.9 DvrInBt 10.25 ... +0.7 Lev Gtn 26.02 +.41 '+7.1
DEI 11.44 +.13 +5.6 Divlntln 29.37 +.31 +4.9 For 15.18 +.14 +3.8 Mutual Series: EqInct 17.58 +.20 +4.1 Van Kamp Funds A:
DivrBd 4.89 ... +0.1 DivGthn 2.15 +.18 +1.9 GMO Trust IV: BeacnZ 16.12 +.10 +3.4 EuEq 20.65 +.13 +4.3 CATFAp1898 +02 +01
DvOppA 7.41 +.08 +5.0 EmrMkn 14.18 +.18 +9.7 EmrMkt 18.92 +.22+10.4 DiscZ 24.77 +.20 +4.7 FLTxBt 9.31 ... +0.2 CmstAp 18.52 +13 +34
EqSel 12.73 +.10 +2.2 Eqlncn 53.25 +.48 +3.9 Gabelli Funds: QualfdZ 19.60 +.15 +3.0 GeoBt 18.00 +12 +2.3 CmstAp 18.52 +13 +3.4
Growth 26.50 +.12 +2.4 EQIIn 23.94 +28 4.5 Asset 41.61 +.37 +3.3 SharesZ 23.30 +.15 +3.4 GncBt 13.01 +.01 0.0 CpBdAp 6.77 ... +0.4
HiYId 4.46 ... +0.1 ECapAp 22.81 +.34 +7.2 Gartmore Fds D: Nations Funds Inv B: GIbEq t 7.83 +.08 +4.0 EGA p 38.41 +.42 44.1
Ingr 5.47 ... +0.1 Europe 35.85 +.57 +6.2 Bond 9.73 ... +0.1 FocEqBt 17.18 +.18 +2.6 GINtRst 25.88 +.52+12.5 EqlncAp 8.72 +.07 +3.3
MgdAIIp 9.68 +.11 +4.0 Exch n 272.22+1.94 +4.0 GvtBdD 10.32 .. +0.3 MarsGrBt16.60 +.17 +3.0 GrinBt 19.32 +.20 +3.8 Exch 364.48+4.44 +8.0
Mass 5.42 ... +0.2 Export n 20.13 +.20 +4.4 GrowthD 6.68 +.07 +3.4 Nations Funds Pri A: HIthBt 5425 +.40 +3.3 GrinAp 20.49 +.20 +4.4
Mich 5.33 ... +0.3 Fideln 30.01 +.27 +3.0 NationwD20.59 +.24 +4.1 IntVIPrAn23.26 +20 +4.6 HiYIdBt 8.21 ... +1.5 HarbAp 14.67 +.07 +0.8
Minn 5.33 ... -0.1 Ftllyrn 20.32 +.14 +3.1 TxFrr 10.64 -.01 +0.1 Neuberger&BerralInv: HYAdBt 6.13 .. +1.5 HiYIdA 3.75 ... +1.6
Mutuaip 9.88 +.07 +2.8 FrlnOnen25.25 +.22 +3.1 Goldman Sachs A: Focus 37.20 +.46 +3.7 IncmBt 6.80 ... 0.0 HYMuAp 10.79 ... +0.7
NwD 23.92 +.21 +2.9 GNMAn 11.07 -.01 0.0 GrIncA 25.54 +28 +3.7 Intlr 19.30 +.19 +5.1 IntGrint 11.89 +.10 +4.0 InTFAp 19.01 ... +0.1
NY 5.16 ... +0.5 Govtllncn10.21 ... 0.0 SmCapA 42.08 +.60 +3.0 Neuberger&Berm Tr: IntlNopt 11.38 +.12 +5.2 MunlAp 14.86 ..+0.2
Ohio 5.32 ... 0.2 GroCon 54.77 +.49 +3.3 Guardian Funds: Genesis 43.93 +.66 +5.5 InvBt 11.62 +.11 +3.0 PATFAp 17.53 ... +0.2
PreMt 9.34 -.03 +5.4 Grolncn 38.04 +.35 +2.3 GBGInGrA13.49+.10 +4.2 Nicholas Applegate: MuniBt 8.78 +.01 +0.3 StrMunlnc 321 +07
Se 8.68 .. +0.1 Gronclln 9.61 +.08 +2.6 ParkAA 31.15 +.27 +2.1 EmgGroln1019 +.16 +4.5 NJTxBt 927 ... +0.3 StrMunnc13.21 ... 0.7
SDGOvt 4.78 ... 0.0 Highlncrn9.09 ... +1.6 Harbor Funds: Nicholas Group: NwOpBt 37.20 +.32 +2.8 US MtgeA13.90 ... 0.0
Stockp 19.54 +.21 +3.7 Indepnn 17.79 +.15 +3.6 Bond 11.84 ... +0.1 Nichn 61.38 +.64 +2.6 NwValp 17.81 +.20 +4.0 UtilAp 17.37 +.26 +4.0
TEB 3,90 ... 0.0 IntB 10.46 ... -0.1 CapAplnst 27.85+.19 +2.7 Nchinn 2.24 ... +1.4 NYTxBt 8.83 ... +0.3 Van Kamp Funds B:
Thdlntl 5.80 +.06 +4.7 IntGovn 10.17 ... -0.2 intr 4426 +.54 +5.8 Northern Funds: OTCBt 6.53 +.08 +4.3 CmslBt 18.51 +.14 +3.4
ThdlIntl 7.39 +.08 +4.2 IntDiscn 29.03 +.33 +5.1 Hartford Fds A: SmCpldxn10.06+.16 +3.4 TxExBt 8.90 ... +02 EGBt 32.95 +.36 +4.1
Amer Express B: IntlSCprn25.13 +.29 +5.5 AdvrsAp 15.19 +.09 +2.2 Technlyn 10.91 +.10 +0.6 TFHYBI 12.91 ... +0.5 EnterpBt 11.13 +.10 +2.4
EqValp 10.44 +.11 +5.1 InvGBn 7.53 ... +0.1 CpAppAp 34.93 +.38 +5.9 Nuveen Cl R: TFInBt 15.16 +.01 0.0 EqlncBt 8.58 +.06 +3.2
NwDt 22.65 +.20 +2.9 Japan n 12.81 +.20 +1.6 DivGthAp 19.20 +.19 +4.6 InMunR 11.04 ... +0.1 USGvBt 13.18 ... +0.1 HYMuBt 10.79 ... +0.7
Amer Express Y: JpnSm n 12.73 +.13 -0.8 SmlCoAp 16.37 +.27 +4.9 Oak Assoc Fds: UtilBt 10.28 +.11 +2.2 MulB 14.84 ... +0.1
NwDn 24.04 +.22 +3.0 LatArmn 23.77 +.29+15.6 Hartford HLSIA: WhieOkG n32.00+.26 +0.9 VistaBt 836 +.07 +3.6 PATFBt 17.48 ... +0.2
American Funds A: LevCoStk n24.54 +.40+10.2 Bond 12.01 +.01 +0.4 Oakmark Funds 1: VoyBt 14.20 +.14 +22 StrMunin 1320 -.01 +0.6
AmcpAp 18.15 +.122 +1.8 Lo 40.81 52 +4.3. CapApp 54.60 +.61 +5.9 Eqtync r n23.69 +.15 +2.4 Putnam Funds M:
AMutlAp 26.62 +.21 +3.0 Magelln 103.83 +.83 +2.7 Div&Gr 21.15 +.21 +4.6 Global n 22.34 +.23+4.4 Dvrinc p 10.25 +.01 +0.8 US Mge 13.85 .. 0.0
BalA p 17.96 +.10 +2.1 MidCapn 23.47 +.26 +4.5 Advisers 2322 +14 +2.2 Intl rn 21.78 +.25 +4.5 Royce Funds: UtilB 17.34 +26 +4.0
BondAp 13.59 ... +0.3 MtgSecn 11.22 ... 0.0 Stock 46.11 +.39 +3.2 Oakmarkrn41.21+.36 +1.5 LwPrStkr 15.16 +.16 +3.6 Vanguard Admiral:
CaplBAp53.14 +.34 +2.1 NwMktrn1l4.16 +.02 +1.8 Hartford HLS IB: Selectrn 33.47 +.33 +3.4 MicroCap1 15.71 +.16 +3.5 500Admln111.92+1.05+3.4
CapWAp 19.93 +.03 +0.5 NwMlln 31.32 +.35 +3.8 CapApp p 54.32 +.60 +5.8 OppenheimerA: Premierdr 15.17 +.15 +3.7 GNMAAdn1O.44 ... +0.1
CapWGAp34.834.29 +4.7 OTCn 33.46 +.25 +2.3 HollBalFdn15.65 +.07 +3.0 AMTFMu 10.4 ...+1.0 TotRetlr 12.32 +.14 +3.3 HithCrn 54.26 +.37 +4.1
EupacAp36.85 +.38 +5.2 Ovrsean 36.04 +.41 +5.4 ISI Funds: AMTFrNY 12.76 +1.5 Rydex Advisor: ITAdmIn 13.55 ... 0.0
FdlnvAp 32.65 +.33 +5.0 PcBasn 20.32 +.17 +2:5 NoAmnp 7.39 +.01 +0.1 CAMuniAp11.19 ... +1.5 OTCn 9.91 +.06 +1.1 LtdTrAdn10.85 ... 0.0
G p 27.53 +23 +3.7 u 19.9 .11 +2.7 JPMorganSelCIs: CapApAp40.67 +27 +1.9 SEI Portfolios: PrmCaprn64.67+.66 +5.5
HIncoTrAp 12.62 +.01 +1.5 RealEn 28.36 +.4 +4.2 CoreBdn 10.84 ... -0.1 CapincAp 12.54 +.06 +1.5 CoreFxAn10.56 +.01 +0.2 STsyAdminl.41 ... -0.1
nAp 18.65 +12 +2.9 STBFn 8.4 -.01 -0.1 Janus: ChlncAp 9.75 +.01 +1.5 IntlEqAn 11.26 +.15 +4.5 STIGrAdn10.60 .. 0.0
ICBdAp 313.4 .+3-0 SmCapndnl986+.22 +3.4 Balanced 21.18 +.14+1.8 DvMktAp28.73 +.16 +8.0 LgCGroAn17.98+.14 +1.5 tlBAdmln10.24 0.0
NEcoAp20.52 +.12 +18 SmEAsln 17.65 +.15 +.8 Contrarian13.16 4.10 +3.8 Discp 42.67 +.49 +3.9 LgCValAn21.97 +27 +5.2 TStkAdmn28.76 +.28 +3.4
NPErAp2803 4.52 +12 +1.8 S Lan-2 1.05 .21 4 +.8 .6 CoreEq 20.20 +.19 +2.5 EquiltyA 10.82 +.09 +3.2 STI Classic: W nAd n593+4
NwWrndAp2 4.26 +33 +7.4 Straln .7 +1 +12 Enterprn 37.57 +.42 +3.2 GlobAp 59.80 +.45 +3.3 CpAppLp11.37 +.10 +2.8t. Ain n 4
iw At p34.20 +2 +7.4 +,2 aTlncn 10.71 +.51 +13. rFedTEn 7.6 .. 0.0 GIbOppA 31.70 +.25 +1.8 CpAppAp 12.02 +12 +2.8 Windsorn6l.07 +.58 +3.4
TxSmCpAp32.02 +..30 +42 Trend 53.81+'1 +3.5 l ncn 9.67 ... +0.2 Goldp 19.26 ... +8.4 TxSnGrTp24.6921 +2.7 WdsrIlAdn55.52 +.51 +3.9
TxExAp 12.54 ... +0.1 USBIn 11.12 ... +0.1 Fund n 24.12 +.12 +1.8 HiYdAp 9.80 +.01 +1.5 TxSnGrLt23.16 +.19 +2.6 Vanguard Fds:
WshAp 31.01 +.28 +3.5 Utilyn 13.75 +.13 4.1 GILfeSci r n17.77+21 +2.1 LtdTmMu 15.61 ... +1.2 VllnStkA 12.79 +.12 44.1 AssetAn 24.72 +.23 +3.3
Amerian FundsB: ValStratn36.42 +.54 +3.7 GTechrn10.44 +.12 +3.5 MnStFdA 35,55 +.34 +3.5 Salomon Brothers: CALTn 11.85 +.01 +0.2
CBBBt 17.4 +.09 +2.1 Valuen 73.14 .5 +5.0 Grnc 32.37 +.28 +3.1 MidCapA 16.48 +.16 +3.5 BalancBp 12.85 +.07 +1.4 CapOppn30.31 +.26 +5.2
GrwthBt 26.73 +.22 +3.6 Fidelity Selects: Mercury 20.98 +.14 +0.8 PAMuniAp 12.53 ... +1.3 Opport 4825 +.62 +5.9 Convrtn 13.07 +.10 +1.2
InoBt 18.56 +.12 +2.9 Airn 33.73 +40+4.9 MdCpVal22.31 +.26 +4.7 StrinAp 4.33 +.01 +1.1 Schwab Funds: DivdGron1226 +.10 +3.7
ICABI 30.87 +.24 +3.3 Auto n n 33.98 +.06 +1.8 Olympus n27.95 +.18 +2.0 USGvp 9.72 +.01 +0.1 10001nvrn34.64 +.32 +3.4 Energy n 46.62 +.99+14.0
Wa t 30.82 +.2 +3.5 Baing n3.15 34 -0.1 rionn 7.09 +.06+4.9 Oppenheimer B: S&PInvn18.67 +.17+3.3 Eqlncn 23.86 +25+4.5
Anatl Mutual +.2 Fd3: Bonin n 4. .1 +1. Ovseasr25.42 +20 +7.0 AMTFMu 10.00 -.01 +0.9 S&PSeln18.73 +.17 +3.3 Exprn 74.33 +.92 +3.9
A .7M 4 .Blotchn 54.95 +.77 +1.6 ShTmBd 2.90 ... +0.2 AMTFrNY12.76 ... +1.4 YIdPIsSI 9.69 ... +02 FLLTn 11.87 .., -0
Apprec 477 +.47+2.7 Brokrn 55.36 +.82 +3.2 Twenty 42.40 +.55 +2.3 CplncBt 12.40 +.05+1.4 Scudder Funds A: -0.2
Arield 53.29 +.46 +4.3 Chemn 72.02+1.29 +9.6 Venturn 57:42 +53 +3.0 ChInt 9.74 +.01 +11.5 DrHiRA GNMAn 10.44 ... +0.1
Artisan Funds: Comp 34.86 +.35 +6.0 WdWr 41.50 +.31 +3.2 EquityB 10.48 +.09 +3.3 FgomAp 16.80+.15 +1.9 Grolncn 31.16 +.33 +4.3
sn 223.44 +.23 +3.9 Conlndn 24.29 +.14 +1.0 JennlsonDrydenA: HiYIdBt 9.65 +.01 +1.4 USGovA 8.61 ... +0.1 GrthEqn 9.45 +.09 +2.9
MidCap 29.36 +.32 +3.2 CstHon 46.26+1.05 +7.7 HiYldAp 5.91 +.01 +1.1 StrIncBt 4.35 +.01 +1.0 Scudder.Funds S: HYCorpn 6.44 +.01 +1.5
Baron Funds: DfAern 67.47+1.01 +5.1 InsuredA 11.03 ... 0.0 Oppenheim Quest: BalanS 17.63 +.12 +2.4 HIthCre n128.59 +.88 +4.1
Asset 53.18 +.27 +3.9 DvCmn 17.4 10 +0. UtlityA 12,33 +.18 +6.6 QBalA 18.15 +.19 +3.6 EmMkIn 10.92 ...+1.2 InflaPron 12.57 -.02 +0.5
Growth 428 344.8 Elern 38.96 +.94+15.1 JennlsonDryden B: QBaIB 17.91 +.19 +3.5 EmMkGrr 18.89 +.23 +8.6 IntlExpIrn 17.04 +.11 +4.0
BernlDur 1 3.40 +0.1 EngSvn 49.74 +66+10. GrowthB 12.77 +.09 +2.7 Oppenheimer Roch: GIbBdSr 10.35 +.02 0.0 IntlGrn 19.13 +.14 +3.9
DivMu 14.19 0.0 Enirn 13.78 +19 0.0 HMdBt 5.90 +.01 +1.0 RoMuAp 17.96 ... +1.0 GIbDis 36.21 +.39 +5.4 IntlValn 32.08 +.27 +5.7
D nu 2 4.0 9 ... 06+.6 nSvin 13.3+1 17+1'. InsuredB 11.04 ... -0.1 PBHG Funds: GlobalS 27.80 +.38 +6.7 ITIGraden10.02 ... +0.1
TMgtV 23.65 ..26 +4.6 inSvn 115.53+1.17 +1.:'8 Jensen 24.33 +.12 +2.0 SelGrwth n20.88 +.20 +1.8 God&Prc 1720 +5.9 n 8
BlackRock A: Food n 51.48 +.50 +1.8 JG-rc17.28.1 5 + 5 ITi-sryn 11.18 ... -0.2
AuraA 39.3 +.65 +3.6 Goldrn 27.50 16 +3 JohnHancockA: PIMCOAdminPIMS GrEuGr 28.15 +.25 +5.2 fe n 15.32+.07
Legacy 13.17 +.12 +1.3 Healthn 129.12+128+3'6 BondAp 15.33 +.01 +0.3 TotRtAd 10.63 ... -0.1 GrolncS 21.93 +.20 +3.0 ufeGron 20.16 +.17 +3.2
Bramwell Funds: HomF n 59.30 +.45 -1.4 StrInAp 7.09 +.02 +0.2 PIMCO Instl PIMS: HiYktTx 12.85 ... +0:6 Ufelrn2135+047+1.0
Browp F : .i ndMtn 4093 +.41 +8.7 John Hancock B: AIIAsset 12.84 +.05 +1.7 Incomes 12.98 .. +0.2 Lifelncn 13.58 +.04 +1.0
Grondywinetp 19.72 +.18 nsurn 2.70 +.5 +3.6 StdncB 7.09 +.02 +0.2 ComodRR 15.84 +.18 +6.0 IntTxAMT 11.43 .. +0.1 UfeModn 18.01 +.12 +2.5
Brandywine Fds: sn 2. 4 Julius Baer Funds: HiYid 10.01 +.01 +1.5 Inl FdS 45.39 +.51 +5.2 LTIGrade n9.70 +.02 +0.7
Bmndywnn2824 +.476.4 MedDIn 47.03 +.47 +3.9 IntEqA 32.93 +.40 +5.9 LowDu 10.14 -.01 -0.1 LgCoGro 23.61 +.22 +3.1 LTTsryn 11.66 +.02 +0.4
HIdlYsn 7.50 .02 +1.9 MdEqSysn23.94+.17 +36 IntlEqlr 33.51 +.41 +5.9 RealRtnl 11.44 -.01 +0.4 LatAmr 35.92 +.39+15.8 Morgn 16.10 +.12 +2.7
CGM Funds: Multmdn 43.33 .. -0.5 Legg Mason: Fd ShortT 10.02 ... +0.1 MgdMunlS9.23 .. +0.4 MuHYn 10.87 ... +0.3
CapDn 32.39 +62+152 NtGasn 34.75 +.64+12.7 OpporTrtl 4.68 +.14 0.0 TotRt 10.63 .. -0.1 MATFS 14.67 .. +0.3 MulnsLgn12.84 ... 0.0
Ml n 28.13 +.53+116 Paper n 31.97 +.20 +6.2 Splnvp 44.39 +.39 -0.6 PIMCO Funds A: PacOppsr 13.81 +.12 +5.3 Mulntn 13.55 ... 0.0
CalamosFunds: Pharmn 8.84 +.07 +2.3 VatTrp 62.87 +.29 +1.3 RenaisA 25.35 +.22 +1.1 ShtTmBdS 10.13 ... +0.1 MuLtdn 10.85 ... 0.0
CGr&lnAo p29.8 +37 +3.6 Retailn 50.92 +.25 +1.9 Legg Mason Inslt: RealRtAp11.44 -.01 +0.4 SmCoVISr26.77+.48 +4.7 MuLongnl.49 ... +0.1
GrwtnhAp 51.64 +.54 +30 Softwrn 47.58 -.05 -2.9 Vaffrinst 68.65 +.33 +1.4 TotRtA 10.63 ... -0.1 Selected Funds: MuShrtn 15.59 ... 0.0
GrwCt49.71 ,.52 2.9 Tech n 57.84 +.48 +3.3 Longleaf Partners: PIMCO Funds C: AmShSp 37.81 +.31 +3.9 NJLT n 12.09 .. +0.1
Calvert Group: Telcmn 34.95 -.17 -0.3 Partners 31.53 +.16 +2.7 GwthCt 17.28 +.14 +1.3 SellgmanGroup: NYLTn 11.54 +0.1
nCalvertGrop 17.12 .02 +7 Transn 42.14 +.55 +5.9 Intl 15.77 +.12 +2.4 TargtCt 15.72 +.15 +3.0 FrontrAt 13.09 +.15 +1.7 NYLTn 1.54 ... +"0.1
EqAp 19.3 +.14 +4.07 UtilGrn 40.27 +.42 +3.2 SmCap 30.02 +.16+2.9 TotRtCt 10.63 ... -0.2 FronlrDt 11.58 +.13 +1.7 OHLEnl2.26 ...-0.1
MIn 1?37 .4. 0 Wireless n 5.72 +.04 +2.3 Loomis Sayles: Phoenix Funds: GIbSmA 15.77 +23 +4.6 PALTn 11.59 ... 0.0
MBCAI 10.37 ... -0.1 Fidelity Spartan: LSBondl 13.87 +.03 +1.0 BalanA 14.90 +.19 +1.2 GIbTchA 12.15 +.13 +2.0 PrecMtlsrn18.03+.19 +9.4
S p 27.58 +17 +21 CAMunn 12.59 ... +0.2 LordAbbett A: StrAIIA p 15.72 +.09 +1.2 HYdBAp 3.51 +.01 +1.7 Prmcp rn 62.34 +.64 +5.5
SocBdp 16.07 +.01 +0.6 CTMunrnall.68 ... +0.1 AfilAp 14.81 +.13 +4.3 Phoenix-Aberdeen: Sentinel Group: SelValurn18.55 +.19 +3.5
SocEqAp33.93 +.30 +17 Eqldxn 42.96 +.40 +3.3 BdDebAp 8.17 +.02 +1.5 intA 10.40 +.14 +4.8 ComrSAp29.91 +.24 +3.6 STARn 18.88 +.11 +2.5
TxFLt 10.59 ... +0.1 5001nrn 83.56 +.78 +3.3 GlIncAAp 7.51 +.01 +0.2 WldOpp 8.59 +.10 +3.6 Sequoia n155.62 +.46 +1.6 STIGrade n10.60 ... 0.0
TxFLp 16.73 +.1 +0.3 FLMurn 11.73 ... +0.1 MidCpAp22.13 +.17 +4.3 Phoenix-Engemann: SitFunds: STFedn 10.35 -.01 -0.2
TxFVT 15.99 ... +01 Govin n 11.02 ... 0.0 MFS Funds A: CapGrA 14.58 +.08 +1.4 LrgCpGr 34.11 +.32 +4.2 StratEq n 21.54 +.32 +5.1
Clipper 87.70 +.51 +1.0 invGrBdn10.65 ... +0.1 MITAp 17.37 +.15 +2.5 Pioneer Funds A: Smith BarneyA: USGron 15.81 +16 +2.3
Cohen & Steers: MDMurn11.05 ... +0.2 MIGAp 12.09 +.08 +0.8 BalanAp 9.81 +.04 +2.4 AgGrAp 95.46+1.32 +3.6 USVauen14.00 +.18 +4.9
RItySr 65.97+1.30+4.2 MAMunn12.17 ... +0.4 EmGAp 31.11 +.24 +0.5 BondAp 9.39 ... +0.4 ApprAp 14.87 +.11 +3.2 Wellsyn 21.92 +.11 +2.1
Columbia Class A: MIMunn 12.06 ... +0.1 GrOpAp 8.69 +.06 +1.0 EqincAp 29.57 +.38 +5.2 FdValAp 14.99 +.15 +3.6 Weltnn 30.65 +.23 +3.3
Aomi 26.1 +s A: MNMunn11.61 ... +0.1 HilnAp 4.02 ... +1.6 EuropA p 31.32 +.38 +5.2 HilncAt 7.07 +.01 +1.5
Acomt 26.11 +.29 +3.9 Munilncn13.08 ... +0.2 MFLAp 10.20 ... +0.2 GrwtlhA p 12.08 +.09 +2.8 InAICGAp 13.90+.12 +3.8 Wndsrn 18.09 +.17 +3.4
Columbia Class Z+ NJMunrn11.76 +.01 +0.2 TotRAp 16.02 +.10 +1.9 HiYldAp 11:65 +.04 +2.4 LgCpGAp21.03 +16 +06 Wndsll n 31.27 +28 +3.9
AcomZ 26.64 +.28 +.9 NY Munn13.10 ... +0.1 ValueA p 23.67 +27 +4.3 IntlValA 17.80 +.22 +3.7 Smith Barney B&P: Vanguard Idx Fds:
AcomlntZ30.71 +5.2 OhMunnll.97 ... +0.1 MFS Funds B: MdCpGrA15.03 +.16 +4.0 FValBt 14.13 +13 +35 500n 111.90+1.05 +33
LrgeCo 27.3 .26 PAMunrn11.02 ... +0.1 MIGB 11.11 +.08 +0.8 MdCVAp25.09 +.26 +4.0 LgCpGBt 19.89 +.15 +0.4 i Balanced n19.47 +.12 +2.0
SmatCo 21.54 +.34 +4.8 StlntMun 10.31 ... -0.1 GvScBt 9.67 ... -0.1 PionFdAp42.50 +.45 +4.2 SBCplnct 1629 +.09 +2.4 EMktn 15.88 +.13+10.0
Columbia Funds: TotMktlnn33.10 +.34 +3.5 HilnBt 4.03 ... +1.5 TxFreAp 11.71 ... +0.6 Smith Barney 1: Europen 26.73 +.19 +5.1
ReEsEqZ25.45 +.44 +2.7 First Eagle: MulnBt 8.69 ... +0.2 ValueAp 17.99 +.16 +3.8 DvStri 17.66 +.15 +3.5 Extendn 31.01 +.35 +3.4
Davis Funds A: GlblA 3985 +.28 +3.7 ToRBt 16.02 +.10 +1.9 Pioneer Funds B: Gdrnc 15.22 +.12 +2.5 Growthn 2609 +20 +24
NYVenA 31.54 +28 +4.1 OverseasA 22.68+.20 +4.5 MainStay Funds B: HiYIdBt 11.69 +.04 +22 StFarmAssoc: lTBsdn 10.62 +01 00
Davis Funds B: Firstl Investors A BIChGBp 9.42 +.09 +3.0 MdCpVB 2251 +23 +3.9 Gwth 49.59 +51 +45 MdCapn 15.84 +18 +5.1
NYVenB 30.23 +.26 +4.1 BIChpA p 20.52 +.18 +3.7 CapApBt 26.68 +.31 +2.5 Pioneer Funds C: Stralegic Partners: Paoimn 9.36 +.10 +1.7
Davis Funds C & Y: GioblAp 6.67 +.07 +3.6 ConvBt 12.93 +.06 +1.3 HiYIdCt 11.80 +.04 +2.3 EqiyA 1530 +13 +37 1 3 +3
NVenC 30.42 +.26 +4.0 GovtAp 11.05 ... 0.0 GovtBt 8.34 ... -0.2 Price Funds: I. nn r..at REITrn3p 17.83 +.32 +3.9


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TxUSAp 11.64 ... +0.3 IncoAp 3.25 ... +1.9 IntlEqB 12.98 +.10 +4.2 BIChipn 30.24 +.25 +1.6 Growth 43.34 +.94 +8.8 SmlCpVIn13.82 +21 +4.0
Delaware Invest B: InvGrAp 10.01 ... +0.1 ResValBt ... ... 0.0 CABondn11.12 ... +02 SmCao 41.11+1.05 +9 STBndn 10.06 -.01 -0.2
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SelGrBt 20.10 +.22 +0.6 MITFAp 12.77 ... +0.1 TotRtBt 18.71 +.13 +2.5 DivGron 22.88 +.19 +2.6 CmStk 22.83 +.27 +4.2 Totllntln 12.93 +.11 +4.8
Dimensional Fds: MidCpAp25.64 +.28 +4.4 Mairs& Power: Eqlncn 26.84 +.20 +3.6 i scov 21.05 +21 +2.8 TotStkn 28.75 +.28 +34
InlSmVan16.50 +.14 +4.9 NJTFAp 13.11 -.01 +0.1 Growth 69.41 +.46 +1.7 Eqlndex n32.63 +30 +3.3 Grwthlnv 18.81 +.13 +2.5 Valuen 21.73 +25 +4.5
USLgVan2027 +21 +4.5 NYTFAp 14.63 ... +0.2 Managers Funds: Europe n 20.51 +.17 +5.5 LgCapGr 22.08 +18 +2.2 Vanguard Instl Fds:
USMicron14.67 +.18 +2.4 PATFAp 13.32 +.01 +0.3 SpclEqn 90.38+1.19 +4.7 FLIntmn 10.98 -.01 -0.1 Opptylnv 45.g89 +33 +2.3 Instldxn 110.98+1.03 3.4
US Small n19.24 +.27 +3.5 SpSitA p 19.29 +.29 +3.4 Marsico Funds: GNMAn 9.64 ... 0.0 UtStlnv 9.20 ..+0.4 InsPmn 110.99 +1.04 +3.4
US SmVa 26.71 +.44 +4.2 TxExAp 10.25 ... +0.1 Focus p 16.23 +.16 +2.6 Growthn 26.24 +.21 +2.0 SunAmerica Funds: "BIst n 10.24 0.0 +
EmgMktn17.85 +.17 +8.8 TotRtAp 13.75 +.10 +2.6 Merrill Lynch A: Gr&lnn 22.39 +.16 +2.7 USGvBAmet Funds Tstn 10.24. ... 0.0
IntVan 16.88 +.17 +4.6 ValueBp 6.51 +.06 +4.5 GIAIAp 16.82 +.09 +3.8 HlhScin 22.65 +.28 +2.2 USGnBI 9.49 Fo 02 TSInstn 2876 +.28 +3.4
DFARIEn21.84 +.40 +4.1 Firsthand Funds: HeaithAp 6.28 +.08 +2.8 HiYieldn 7.21 +.01 +1.6 SunAmericaFocus: Vantagepoint Fds:
Dodge&Cox: GIbTech 4.01 +.03 +3.6 NJMunBd 10.68 ... +0.9 ForEqn 15.79 +.16 +4.9 FLgCpAp 17.12 +.26 +1.5 Growth 8.12 +.06 +1.8
Balanced 79.99 +.41 +2.5 TechVal 27.38 +.02 +4.5 Merrllt Lynch B: IntlBondn10.28 +.01 -0.2 TCW Galileo Fds: Waddell & Reed Adv:
Income 12.90 ... +0.3 Frank/femp FrnkA: BalCapBt26.15 +.18 +2.5 IntDisn 34.15 +.27 +4.4 Sa rh 17.8CorelnvA 5.80 +.06 +5.1
IntIStk 32.14 +.32 +6.0 AGEAp 2.18 +.01 +2.5 BaVIBt 31.45 +.28 +4.2 InlStkn 13.22 +.13 +4.8 TD0 aterhouse Fds: + Wnsatch
Stock 131.60+1.09 +3.9 AdjUSp 9.06 +.02 +0.5 BdHilnc 5.34 ... +1.3 Japan n 8.50 +.11 +1.2 Dow3A-CREF1091 +10Funds +39 WasamCpGr 3920 +49 +4.3
Dreyfus: ALTFAp 11.64 ... +0.2 CaInsMB 11.75 ... -0.1 LatAmn 18.01 +.16.2 T s 10.AA-CREFFunds: SmCpGr 3920 .49 +4.3
Aprec 39.79 +.39 +4.3 AZTFAp 11.24 +.01 +0.5 CrBPtBt 11.80 +.01 +0.2 MDShrtn 5.17 ... 0.0 Plus 1030 +.. 0.0 Weltz Fund:
Discp 32.28 +.34 +3.7 Ballnvp 59.42+1.04 +5.1 CplTBt 11.98 ... +0.1 MDBondnl0.80 ... +0.3 Eqlndex 8.60 +.09 +3.5 PartVal 23.16 +.08 0.0
Dreyf 10.24 +.10 +2.8 CallnsAp12.78 ... +0.3 EquityDiv 15.05 +.20 +6.2 MidCapn 49.38 +.48 +3.1 Grolnc 12,22 +.11 +3.2 Value 36.46 +.12 -0.1
Dr5001nt 35.33 +.33 +3.3 CAIntAp 11.65 +.01 0.0 EuroBt 15.15 +.13 +5.2 MCapVal n22.69 +.16 +3.1 GroEq 8.97 +.07 +2.4 Wells Fargo Instl:
EmgLd 44.18 +.82 +4.6 CaITFAp 7.35 ... +0.5 FocValt 12.63 +.07 +3.6 NAmern 32.45 +22 +2.1 HiYilBd 9.49 +.01 +1.6 Indexl 48.65 +.45 +3.3
FL Intr 13.41 ... -0.2 CapGrA 10.71 +.09 +1.2 FndIGBt 15.80 +.16 +3.5 N Asian 10.59 +.08 +6.8 IntlEq 10.88 +.11 +3.9 Western Asset:
InsMutn 18.02 ... -0.2 COTFAp 12.08 ... +0.3 FLMBI 10.40 ... +0.3 New Era n37.66 +.48+11.9 : MgdAlc 11.14 +.07 +2.1 CorePlus 10.65 +01 0.1
StrValAr 29.04 +.26 +4.3 CTTFAp 11.14 ... +0.4 GIAIBt 16.49 +.09 +3.7 NHorizn 29.42 +.32 +4.0 ShtTrBd 10.47 ... -0.2 11.43 -.01 -0.1
Dreyfus Founders: CvlScAp 16.16 +.13 +1.5 HealthBt 4.75 +.05 +2.6 NIncn 9.10 .. +0.1 SocChEq 9.13 +.09 +2.8 Core 11.43 -.01 -0.1
GrowthBn 9.95 +.08 +1.8 DblCTFA 12.02 ... +0.6 LatABt 26.06 +.15+15.7 NYBondn11.44 ... +02 TxExBd 10.91 ... +0.1 W am Blair N:
GrwthFpn10.40 +.08 +2.0 DynTchA 23.42 +.24 +2.7 MnlnBt 7.94 ... +0.2 PSIncn 14.90 +.17 +1.8 Tamarack Funds: GrowthN 10.44 +.10 +2.3
Dreyfus Premier: EqlncAp 21.11 +.20 +4. ShTUSGI 9.23 ... -0.1 RealEst n 17.01 +.33 +3.9 EntSmCp 33,25 +.57 +2.2 Yacktman Funds:
CoreEqAt 14.91 +.15 +4.3 FedIntp 11.55 0.0 MuShtT 10.00 ...-0.1 SciTecn 18.40 +.15 +2.5 Value 46.31 +.43 +4.0 Fundop 15.10 +.07 +0.9


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"Nothing you do for children is ever
wasted. They seem not to notice us...
and they seldom offer thanks, but what
we do for them is never wasted."


Garrison


JUVENILE CRIME


Discipline kids,



don't practice



punishment


here is an ongoing debate
about the difference
between criminal activity
in children and simple childish
behavior. In recent history hand-
cuffs have been slapped on the
wrists of children as young as 8
or 9 years old, for things that
once would have been called a
prank. There must be a better
way
It is understand-
able that law THE I1
enforcement and Criminal
other authorities in ki
the lives of children
these days are frus- OUR OP
treated as more and
more parents relin- Zero tob
quish the responsi- not alwc
ability for raising
their children. In fact, some par-
ents break down what impact
authorities can have by their
own disregard for those same
authorities.
But regardless of parental
behavior, children must be
treated as children.
There is a difference between
punishment and discipline.
Once an individual is an adult
and is completely responsible
for their own behavior, punish-
ment is appropriate.
Punishment is designed to
inflict pain or discomfort as a
result of a misbehavior a "pay-
ment," if you please, for the
actions of an adult.
Discipline, however, is a dif-
ferent story with a different
expected outcome.
Discipline is designed to
teach. While the discipline itself
may be uncomfortable and


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pose of it should be the lesson
that is learned to eliminate the
repeating of the behavior. Most
of the time, children deserve dis-
cipline rather than punishment.
Where the problem lies is the
small amount of disciplinary
options available to authorities
today, so the result is punish-
ment. Expelling a
child from school
;SUE: and putting a child
nation of in prison rarely
s. teaches anything
except more delin-
'INION: quent and criminal
behavior.
rance bs Sentencing guide-
s best. lines in our judicial
system can limit


the use of common sense when
dealing with some criminals.
The zero-tolerance guidelines in
our schools sometimes do the
same thing by forcing school
authorities to expel students for
certain behaviors. Maybe we
have gone too far.
Society must get a grip on
what is mischief and what is
crime. We absolutely must deal
with the mischief or, in many
cases, it will turn into crime.
But the response to that behav-
ior must be appropriate. There
must be more options when
school authorities and law
enforcement are faced with levy-
ing consequences on children.
There must be another way.
When dealing with a child,
more often than not, it shouldn't
be about paying for mistakes -
it should be about learning from
them.


Earmuffs retrieved Fowler.
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I'd like to give a grateful -
thanks to the person who -
found my Ear-Grips ear-
muffs on the Withla-
coochee Trail at the corner
of Floral Park, and hung
them on the fence post.
I'm lost without them. CA&L
Thanks for being such a 5n6
good citizen. 5630
Jailhouse scam
I would just like to make the citi-
zens of Citrus County aware of a
phone scam going on. They will
receive a phone call-from a deten-
tion facility, and the recipient will be
asked to dial a star number. If they
do that, they will be billed for every
phone call that inmate makes from
that facility from that time on.
Road sense
I'm just sitting in traffic, stuck in
traffic on (U.S.) 19, you know, just
south of the Hardee's intersection.
It would make a lot of sense if they
would just go ahead and pass the
permits to bring the parkway out
there. It will help alleviate most of
this traffic. Most of these people
are just going north on (U.S.) 19,
and they have to get off the park-
way here and stop and come
through here. It would make a lot
more sense if they would just go
ahead and bring the parkway on
through.
Look at lakes
I am glad to see someone is pay-
ing attention to our lakes. I enjoyed
the column by Commissioner Jim
Fowler in the Inverness Pioneer
focusing on our waterways. Please
keep making them a priority, Mr.


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BOOmers covered


KIJ Pay attention. In 1983,
I the Social Security tax was
raised and the cap was
raised to cover the Baby
Boomer generation. That
means we will not be run-
ning out until either 2042
O0579 or 2052. The Social
0579 ( Security program has
been the one greatest,
most efficient program the govern-
ment has ever run. The cost of run-
ning it are 2 to 3 percent. This will
not be the case if funds are invest-
ed in Wall Street. There will be big
fees to pay.
Check numbers
I'm reading the Chronicle on Feb.
11. I just looked at the price for the
UPS stock. It shows it going down
71 cents for 74.51 total, yet the
USA (Today) shows it going up 71
cents for a total of 74.51. There
was the same type of discrepancy
yesterday. I think you people should
check your numbers very closely.
Changing tempo
Hey, Citrus County Chronicle, you
got your ears on? On the Entertain-
ment page, under local radio, you
still have WXOF FM 96.3 designated
as.a country station. They have
been playing classic rock hits for
almost a year now. Get with the pro-
gram. Dig it?
Southern thinking
... I thoroughly enjoyed Charley
Reese's article on northerners and
southerners. I'm happy to say I've
always thought like a southerner
.and I'm glad to be here.


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Steve Arthur ................. Chronicle columnist
Mike Arnold ........................managing editor
Jim Hunter ............................ senior reporter
by Albert M91 Curt Ebitz ............................citizen member
williamson Mike Moberley ......................guest member
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LETTERS to


Salute troops for freedom
Anyone who has tasted the bitter-
ness of a battlefield fully knows that
freedom is not free. Yet, we rally the
troops to go off to battle. They go, they
fight, they return.
The freedom won was handed to
our countrymen, friends, and, there-
after, to our once foe. All is forgiven.
All too many who rally around this
quest for freedom have forgotten the
cost.
Our troops have been put to death
by the thousands while in the hand of
our enemy, yet we imprison our own
who use poor judgment in the han-
dling of our enemies.
I wonder about those who cry for
justice and demand such action upon
our troops, if they have, in battle, held
their dying buddy in their arms; have
looked across a battle field and seen
the masses of comrades lying dead;
have lived in a hostel environment
under fire. I doubt it
One day our minds will fail, but,
until then, it stirs with bitter emo-
tions. We live in memory of the past
and face each day to the tune of a
quite different marching drum. It is
an ugly world we defended. Yet, every
day, the majority continues to exer-
cise their rights that veterans won, at
no cost to them. It would be nice to
wake up one morning seeing that our
veterans are receiving equal portions
of all things the United States hands
out in this ungrateful world; not to
hear a hash critique of our govern-
ment, particularly from those who do
not have that bitter taste.
If I have offended someone for
what I have said, that would be nice
also, for then I would know I have
served a purpose once again. Have a
nice day in America. And yes, one last
thing for all those political officials
who were spared the opportunity to
defend this nation with a rifle: you


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have a special day judging and ruling
over those who did.
Richard Bachtel
Homosassa

Reese confuses good, evil
It is commentary like Charlie
Reese's "Just say 'no' to recruiters",
Chronicle (Feb. 19) that will lead to
the death of liberalism.
Reese is too preoccupied with
1960s hate-filled, anti-establishment
rhetoric to bring morally honest argu-
ments against the necessity of going to
war in Iraq and Afghanistan. He does
not know enough about terrorist
organizations, special ops training or
military strategy to declare the war
on terrorism a "phony war."
Terrorists, taught from childhood to
hate America, will blow themselves
up to kill and maim innocent children
for the glory of God. The terrorists
who behead and murder people try-


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e Editor
ing to be free of malevolent dictator-
ships are the same ones who killed
2,986 Americans on Sept. 11, 2001.
Terrorism is evil. It is why we are a
war defending our own country and
our own freedoms. The problem is
that Reese cannot acknowledge the
difference between good and evil, and,
that is why his opinion is worthless. ',
Bill Sappingtop
Homosass4

Think of those who suffer:
Laura Bush, as you try on your newf.
ball gown, take a minute to think o
about all the mothers, wives and chil-. '
dren who will be wearing black.
All this money spent on this event ,-;
in the White House is costing a for- ,
tune. Take a minute to think about
the poor for a change. Some people ,
have no money, food or health care,
and all we hear about is the expendi-',
tures that will be paid for by the peo-...,
ple of this country so you and yours '.
will have a good time. '
Enjoy yourself, but give a minute to-'
think about all the people of this
world who are suffering.
Barbara Dallenge!
InvernesV

Don't worry about yard
I was very unhappy when I read ho.
corner Arrowhead. It was my family'sO
yard people were talking about
My father is a disabled vet and my
mother has heart failure, so the way
their yard looks shouldn't matter; it >
was a disaster because of the hurri-
cane. And (it's from) the flood, and ^
stuff from everyone else's yards, too.
So please don't worry about the .
yard. Just pray for the family.
Heather Burts-
Inverness,

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JOSEPH DICRISTOFALO/For the Chronicle ,
Crystal River junior Seth Metz wrestles Bartow senior Angel Rivera Friday In the second round of the consolation bracket of the
state wrestling tournament In Lakeland. Metz won the match, pinning Rivera in a 1:48.

Area wrestlers make a push toward state championship finals


ERsC McKINNEY
emckinney@
chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
LAKELAND The
Dunnellon Tigers have never
won a wrestling state cham-
pionship of any kind in the 9-
year history of the program.
No Tiger wrestler has even
reached the final match of
their respective weight class,
for that matter. But thanks to
152-pound senior Bobby
Gonzalez that could all
change tonight
'All the hard work I've put
in is what makes this spe-
-t:etaav" Gonzalez 'said. "The
payoff is the state title."
Gonzalez (34-3) needs just
one more win to become
Dunnellon's first state cham-
pion. He'll be looking for that
win against Cardinal
Gibbons senior Hunter


Brown (35-6) tonight at
Lakeland Center.
The championship round
of the Florida High School
Athletic Association
Wrestling Finals is sched-
uled to begin at 6:30 p.m.
Gonzalez advanced to the
championship match with an
impressive win against
Temple Heights senior
Leonard LeBlanc (42-2) in
Friday night's semifinals.
The Tigers star scored a pin
in the final second of the first
period and instantly leapt to
his feet in a jubilant celebra-
tion.
"He was pretty emotional
and keyed up after that one,"
Dunnellon coach Aaron
Richardson said. "I could
just see it in his eyes."
Gonzalez, known more for
his knowledge and technique
than raw athletic ability, cap-
italized on LeBlanc's injured


right shoulder. LeBlanc's
exact injury, or its extent,
was unclear. But entering the
match with a heavy wrap told
Gonzalez all he needed to
know.
"I knew he would favor
that right arm," Gonzalez
said. "I knew if he shot it
would be a single leg,
because there's no way he
could hold both.
"So when he (shot), I knew
not to sprawl. I started to, but
I caught myself and rolled
him." ,
Crystal River senior heavy-
weight Ryan Stephens (27-7)
was the only other area-
._wrestle-.terdach the semifi-
nals. However, he lost 6-3 to
Hernando senior Windham
Rotunda (25-5). But Stephens
can't finish lower than sixth
and can finish as high as
third.
Fellow Pirates Richard


Drawdy, a 189-pound senior,
and Seth Metz, a 171-pound
junior, remain in contention
for a third-place finish in the
consolation bracket. One
more win for either would
guarantee at least a top-6 fin-
ish, which is enough for a
medal and place on the All-
State Team.
The consolation rounds
are scheduled to begin at 10
a.m.
Citrus senior Marlin
Dimitrion also remains in
the consolation bracket at
125 pounds. Dimitrion (36-3)
lost his first match of the
tournament, a 13-5 major
decision to Jensen Beach
junior Justin Browning (40-
4), in his first match Friday.
But he rebounded to pin
Moore Haven junior Trey
Toms (32-14) in 47 seconds.
Please see WRESTLE/Page 3B


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JON-MICHAEL
SORACCHI
jmsoracchi@hotmail.com
For the Chronicle
Weather was a concern
Friday night for area softball
teams.
Lecanto knocked out their
junior varsity game and decid-
ed to play the varsity matchup
against visiting Brooksville
Central at 5 p.m.
The early start was called
because of potential bad
weather looming.
The Panthers H
showed no ill
effects, using
one inning to
score all three of
their runs in a 3-2
victory over the Bears.
Senior pitcher Nikki Pontius
went the distance for Lecanto,
striking out four and giving up
one earned run, while walking
two and giving up four hits to
earn the win.
Pontius also went 2-for-3 at
the plate with a pair of singles.
The Panthers (2-3, 2-2) were
down 1-0 after two-and-a-half
innings but used the bottom of
the third to score all of their
runs during the game.
Tezia Gonzales, who went 1-
for-2 in the game, produced
the game's only extra base hit
by knocking a run-scoring
triple during the inning.
Lecanto plays 7 pm.
Wednesday at Crystal River
Crystal River 3, Citrus 0,
play suspended
Crystal River and Citrus played
through three and a half innings in
Crystal River before a torrential
downpour forced the game to be
suspended with the Pirates leading

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EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
L Pct GB L10
28 .491 6-4
28 .481 1/2 5-5
32 .429 31/2 5-5
32 .418 4 5-5
33 .400 5 4-6
Southeast Division
L Pct GB L10
16 .7.14 7-3
23 .574 8 5-5
25 .528 10/2 4-6
41 .212 27. 1-9
43 .189 281/2 1-9
Central Division
L Pct GB L10
19 .635 9-1
22 .585 2/2 5-5
24 .538 5 6-4
26 .519 6 8-2
31 .415 11Y2 6-4
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Southwest Division
L Pct GB L10
12 .778 8-2
16 .698 41/2 8-2
23 .582 10/2 8-2
25 .545 121/2 5-5
43 .204 31 3-7
Northwest Division
L Pct GB L10
15 .712 7-3
28 .491 11Y2 3-7
29 .473 121/2 6-4
31 .404 16 4-6
36 .321 20/2 2-8
Pacific Division
L Pct GB L10
13 .764 7-3
21 .618 8 3-7
24 .538 12/2 5-5
31 .436 18 2-8
38 .296 251/ 4-6


Thursday's Games
New York 113, Philadelphia 101
Dallas 122, Sacramento 113
L.A. Clippers 92, Minnesota 86
Friday's Games
New Jersey 93, Charlotte 86
Denver 97, Memphis 94, OT
Indiana 106, Cleveland 82
Toronto 106, Milwaukee 102
Chicago 97, Washington 90
Boston at Utah, 9 p.m.
Atlanta at Portland, 10 p.m.
Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p:m.
Minnesota at Seattle, 10:30 p.m.
Saturday's Games
Orlando at Miami, 1 p.m.
Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m.


Nets 93, Bobcats 86
CHARLOTTE (86)
Wallace 8-14 7-9.23, Okafor 3-10 0-0 6,
Brezec 6-10 2-4 14, Rush 4-7 1-2 11,
Knight 5-10 0-0 10, Bogans 0-4 2-2 2, Hart
0-2 2-2 2, Ely 1-5 2-4 4, B.Robinson 0-2 2-
2 2, Kapono 2-7 2-2 8, T.Smith 2-3 0-0 4.
Totals 31-74 20-27 86.
NEW JERSEY (93)
Carter 9-20 10-10 28, Collins 2-4 0-0 4,
Krstic 9-12 7-7 25, Vaughn 4-10 0-0 8,
Kidd 4-9 2-2 11, C.Robinson 1-5 0-0 3,
Mercer 1-8 1-2 3, Best 5-9 0-0 11, Thomas
0-1 0-0 0, J.Smith 0-2 0-0 0, Campbell 0-0
0-0 0. Totals 35-80 20-21 93.
Charlotte 17 25 2024- 86
New Jersey 29 26 1226- 93
3-Point Goals-Charlotte 4-8 (Kapono 2-
3, Rush 2-4, Knight 0-1), New Jersey 3-7
(Best 1-1, C.Robinson 1-1, Kidd 1-2,
Carter 0-1, Mercer 0-1, Thomas 0-1).
Fouled Out-Krstic. Rebounds-Charlotte
44 (Okafor 10), New Jersey 52 (Collins
12). Assists-Charlotte 21 (Knight 12),
New Jersey 22 (Kidd 9). Total Fouls-
Charlotte 20, New Jersey 23. A-14,571.
(19,860).

Pacers 106, Cavaliers 82
CLEVELAND (82)
James 9-25 3-4 21, Gooden 5-14 5-6 15,
llgauskas 8-18 4-6 20, Newble 1-4 0-0 3,
Mclnnis 2-10 0-0 5, Traylor 4-9 2-3 10,
Welsch 0-1 0-0 0, Snow 1-4 0-0 2, Diop 0-
2 0-0 0, Harris 2-3 0-0 4, Pavlovic 1-1 0-0
2. Totals 33-91 14-19 82.
INDIANA (106)
S.Jackson 11-19 3-4 28, O'Neal 8-16 4-9
20, Pollard 3-4 0-0 6, Miller 2-4 0-0 5,
Johnson 4-5 2-2 10, Harrison 3-5 2-4 8,
Croshere 3-5 4-4 10, F.Jones 2-6 1-2 7,
Gill 3-7 0-0 7, J.Jones 1-6 2-2 5. Totals 40-
77 18-27 106. '
Cleveland 27 14 2021- 82
Indiana 27 31 2028--106
3-Point Goals-Cleveland 2-9 (Newble
1-2, Mclnnis 1-3, James 0-1, Gooden 0-1,
Harris 0-1, Traylor 0-1), Indiana 8-20
(S.Jackson 3-7, F.Jones 2-3, Miller 1-1,
J.Jones 1-3, Gill 1-3, Johnson 0-1,
Croshere 0-2). Fouled Out-None.
Rebounds--Cleveland 59 (Ilgauskas 15),
Indiana 50 (O'Neal, Pollard 8). Assists-
Cleveland 15 (Snow 8), Indiana 26
(Johnson 7). Total Fouls-Cleveland 19,
Indiana 17. A-18,345. (18,345).

Bulls 97, Wizards 90
WASHINGTON (90)
Jamison 7-23 3-5 19, Jeffries 1-3 3-3 5,
Haywood.6-8 1-2 13, Arenas 15-33 6-8 36,
Hayes 4-9 0-0 9, Blake 1-6 0-0 2, Ruffin 0-
2 1-2 1, Thomas 2-7 1-2 5, Brown 0-0 0-0
0, Peeler 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 36-92 15-22 90.
CHICAGO (97)
Deng 3-10 2-2 8, Davis 2-5 1-2 5, Curry
1-4 3-4 5, Hinrich 9-21 3-4 26, Duhon 4-10
1-1 11, Chandler,2-4 1-3 5, Gordon 8-21 1-
1 20, Nocioni 2-5 0-0 5, Harrington 4-6 4-4
12. Totals 35-86 16-21 97.
Washington 24 17 2722- 90
Chicago 22 28 2621- 97
3-Point Goals-Washington 3-20
(Jamison 2-7, Hayes 1-2, Peeler 0-1,
Blake 0-2, Arenas 0-8), Chicago 11-25
(Hinrich 5-12, Gordon 3-7, Duhon 2-5,
Noc[oni 1-1). Fouled Out-Ruffin.
Rebounds-Washington 62 (Jamison 10),
Chicago 57 (Davis 10). Assists-
Washington 15 (Arenas 7), Chicago 24
(Duhon 8). Total Fouls-Washington 24,
Chicago 24. Technicals-Jamison,
Chandler. A-22,708. (21,711).

Raptors 106, Bucks 102
TORONTO (106)
Bosh 8-14 11-12 27, Peterson 6-15 2-3
14, Araujo 1-2 0-0 2, Alston 6-11 0-2 14,
Rose 6-15 2-2 16, Marshall 3-9 3-4 11,
Palacio 3-9 0-0 6, Bonner 4-5 0-0 9,
Murray 3-6 0-0 7, Aa.Williams 0-2 0-0 0.
Totals 40-88 18-23 106.
MILWAUKEE (102)
D.Mason 7-17 4-4 18, Smith 8-13 4-6 20,
Gadzuric 2-4 1-1 5, Redd 5-20 4-5 14,
M.Williams 8-12 4-4 21, Kukoc 1-9 4-4 6,
Strickland 1-7 1-2 4, Fizer 2-7 6-7 10,
Pachulia 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 36-92 28-33 102.
Toronto 27 27 2131- 106
Milwaukee 24 25 2330- 102
3-Point Goals-Toronto 8-26 (Rose 2-5,


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6-21 12-19
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Indiana at New York, 7:30 p.m.
Sacramento at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.'
Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m.
Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
Sunday's Games
L.A. Lakers at Toronto, 1 p.m.
Cleveland at New Jersey, 1 p.m.
Seattle at Milwaukee, 3 p.m. -
Utah at Houston, 4 p.m.
Sacramento at Washington, 6 p.m.
Denver at New Orleans, 7 p.m.
Miami at Orlando, 7:30 p.m.
Boston at Phoenix, 8 p.m.
Minnesota at Portland, 8 p.m.
Detroit at Golden State, 9 p.m.
Atlanta at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m.


Alston 2-6, Marshall 2-7, Murray 1-2,',
Bonner 1-2, Peterson 0-4), Milwaukee 2-
14 (M.Williams 1-2, Strickland 1-3,'
D.Mason 0-1, Fizer 0-2, Kukoc 0-3, Redd"
0-3). Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-'-.
Toronto 54 (Bosh, Marshall 8), Milwaukee'
60 (Smith 14). Assists-Toronto 23 (Alston ,'
7), Milwaukee 17 (M.Williams 7). Total',
Fouls-Toronto 27, Milwaukee 22.
Technicals-Bonner. A-15,883. (18,717). _

Nuggets 97, Grizzlies 94, OT ,
DENVER (97)
Anthony 3-13 6-8 12, Martin 5-10 2-4 12,,,
Camby 6-15 5-5 17, A.Miller 4-12 6-7 15,.
D.Johnson 2-9 4-4 9, Boykins 2-6 15-16,.
19, Russell 2-7 2-2 7, Elson 1-1 4-6,6,,-
Najera 0-0 0-0 0, Buckner 0-0 0-0 0. Totals-
25-73 44-52 97.
MEMPHIS (94)
Battier 6-11 5-7 17, Cardinal 10-20 3-4
28, Wright 2-12 3-4 7, Williams 6-13 0-2.-
13, M.Miller 3-8 4-4 12, Posey 1-6 2-2 5,
Watson 0-4 1-2 1, Humphrey 3-5 1-1 7,,
Wells 0-1 0-0 0, Burks 2-3 0-0 4, Tsakalidis-.
0-0 0-0 0. Totals 33-83 19-26 94.
Denver 20 30 12 29 6- 97..
Memphis 19 21 31. 20 3- 94',
3-Point Goals-Denver 3-14 (A.Miller 1-,/
2, Russell 1-3, D.Johnson 1-7, Anthony Q-
1, Boykins 0-1), Memphis 9-26 (Cardinal 5-.
10, M.Miller 2-5, Posey 1-4, Williams 1.5,,/-
Battier 0-1, Watson 0-1). Fouled Out-,',
Battier, M.Miller. Rebounds-Denver 61,.'
(Camby 15), Memphis 52 (Wright 18).-,
Assists-Denver 16 (A.Miller 5), Memphis,
20 (Williams 7). Total Fouls-Denver 31j,"
Memphis 37. Technicals-Denver",
Defensive Three Second, Memphis,^
Defensive Three .Second 2, Wells *2.-s,
Ejected-Wells. A-18,119. (18,119).

NBA Leaders
Through Feb. 24
Scoring
G FG FT PTS AVG-:
Iverson, Phil. 48 474 424 1428 29.8",
Bryant, LAL 38 318 346 1052 27'.7-
Nowitzki, Dall. 52 463 416 1406 27.0".
Stoudemire, Phoe.55 520 391 1431 26.'0.
O'Neal, Ind. 37 343 255 942 25.51
James, Clev. 50 477 270 1271 25.4-
McGrady, Hou. 52 462 291 1318 25.3,"
Arenas, Wash. 51 406 331 1271 24.9',
Allen, Sea. 50 410 255 1202 24.0,"
Wade, Mia. 52 423 386 1236 23.8 :
Richardson, G.S. 45 405 147 1026 22.8,,"
O'Neal, Mia. 54 478 269 1225 22.7,
Redd, Mil. 49 408 206 1094 22.3,.,,
Carter, N.J. 50 416 197 1099 22.0-
Garnett, Minn. 55 458 288 1208 22.0b
Pierce, Bos. 55 379 380 1203 21.9,,'
Francis, Orl. 53 385 351 1147 21.6",
Duncan, S.A. 52 427251 1108 21..,
Webber, Phil. 46 412 143 978 21.3
Marbury, N.Y. 55 403 292 1160 21.1


FG Percentage
FG FGA
O'Neal, Mia. 478 798
Stoudemire, Phoe. 520 912
Yao, Hou. 377 684
McDyess, Det. 192 352
Blount, Bos. 232 432
Curry, Chi. 299 560
Haslem, Mia. 247 464
Patterson, Port. 219 416
Miller, Sac. 309 587
Boozer, Utah 361 693
Rebounds
G OFFDEF TOT
Garnett, Minn. 55 166 591 757
B. Wallace, Det. 44 164 358 522
Duncan, S.A. 52 166 439 605
Marion, Phoe. 55 153 439 592
O'Neal, Mia. 54 188 376 564
Odom, LAL 51 106 421 527
K. Thomas, N.Y. 55 112 449 561
Nowitzki, Dall. 52 62 458 520
Gooden, Clev. 52 133 374 507
Howard, Orl. 53 185 330 515
Assists
G AST
Nash, Phoe. 51 584
Knight, Char. 39 331
Marbury, N.Y. 55 452
Kidd, N.J. 39 309
James, Clev. 50 387
Iverson, Phil. 48 367
Wade, Mia. 52 382
Alston, Tor. 52 366
Francis, Orl. 53 370
Hinrich, Chi. 51 352


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GOLF

Match Play Results
Friday
At La Costa Resort and Spa
Carlsbad, Calif.
(Seedings in Parentheses)
Third-Round Matches
DiMarco (16) def. Haas (33), 2 and 1.
Cink (8) def. Love (9), 20 holes.
Goosen (4) def. Campbell (20), 19 holes.
Allenby (44) def. Triplett (60), 2 and 1.
O'Hern (31) def. Donald (18), 5 and 4.
Poulter (42) def. Sabbatini (39), 1 up.
Toms (14) def. Mickelson (3), 4 and 2.
Scott (11) def. Garcia (6), 4 and 3.
Second-Round Matches
Stewart Cink (8) def. Tom Lehman (40),
2 and 1.
Davis Love III (9) def. Lee Westwood
(24), 7 and 6.
Rory Sabbatini (39) def. Padraig
Harrington (7), 3 and 1.
Ian Poulter (42) def. Stuart Appleby (10),
6 and 5.
Jay Haas (33) def. Vijay Singh (1), 3 and
2. '.,
Chris DiMarco (16) def. John Daly (48), 4
and 3.
Nick O'Hern (31) def. Tiger Woods (2), 3
and 1.
Luke Donald (18) def. Kenny Perry (15),
1 up,
Kirk Triplett (60) def. Craig Parry (37), 5
and 4.
Robert Allenby (44) def. Graeme
McDowell (53), 1 up.
Sergio Garcia (6) def. Jerry Kelly (38), 19
holes.
Adam Scott (11) def. David Howell (43),
2 and 1.
Retief Goosen (4) def. Fred Couples
(36); 1 up.
Chad Campbell (20) def. Miguel Angel
Jimenez (13), 24 holes.
Phil Mickelson (3) def. Angel Cabrera
(30), 4 and 3.
David Toms (14) def. Mark Hensby (46),
2 up.
PGA-Chrysler Classic
Par Scores
Friday
At Omni Tucson National Golf Resort &
Spa
Tucson, Ariz.
Purse: $3 million
Yardage: 7,109 yards Par: 72
Second Round
Mark Calcavecchia 64-65 129 -15
Billy Mayfair 63-67 130 -14
Geoff Ogilvy 65-66 131 -13
Lucas Glover 64-67 131 -13
Gavin Coles 66-65 131 -13
Doug Barron 66-66 132 -12
Esteban Toledo 65-67 132 -12
Kevin Sutherland 69-63 132 -12
Jo4.Ogilvie 66-66 132 -12
Steve Stricker 64-68 132 -12
Brent Geiberger 67-66 133 -11
Kevin Na 67-66 133 -11
Danny Briggs 69-64 133 -11
Dayid Frost 67-67 134 -10
Jason Allred 67-67 134 -10
Toim Scherrer 67-67 134 -10
Darron Stiles 64-70 134 -10
Dicky Pride 68-67 135 -9
Mario Tliziani 63-72 135 -9
Craig Bowden 70-65 135 -9
Kevin Stadler 67-68 135 -9
Todd Fischer 68-67 135 -9
ArrOn Oberholser 66-69 135 -9
Bob -Estes 68-67 135 -9
Tag Ridings 68-68. 136 -8
Brian Gay 67-69 136 -8
Carl'Paulson 69-67 136 -8
Scott Gutschewski 69-67 136 -8
Ben Portie 68-68 136 -8
Dah Forsman 69-68 137 -7
Bob.Tway : 70-67 137: -7
Ryuji Imada 69-68 -7 137 -7'
Arjun Atwal 67-70 137. -7
Omrir Uresti 69-68 137 -7
Carlos Franco 65-72 137 -7
John Rollins 68-69 137 -7
Jose Maria Olazabal68-69 137 -7
CoFey Pavin 68-69 137 -7
Olin'Browne 67-70 137 -7
Aarbn Baddeley 73-64 137 -7
Roland Thatcher 70-67 137 -7
Robin Freeman 69-69 138 -6
Kent Jones 70-68 138 -6
Hidemichi Tanaka 71-67 138 -6
Breridan Jones 71-67 138 -6
Brett Wetterich 70-68 138 -6
Phillip Price 69-69 138 -6
Ryan Dillon 70-68 138 -6
Jim Carter 69-69 138 -6
John Huston 66-72 138 -.6
Michael Allen 64-74 138 -6
Jason Bohn 66-72 138 -6
Niqk-Watney 69-69 138 -6
Bo-Van Pelt 73-66 139 -5
Harrison Frazar 72-67 139 -5
Scott Simpson 69-70 139 -5
Jeff. Hart 71-68 139 -5
Andtew Magee 69-70 139 -5
Stave Allan 69-70 139 -5
PaulGow 70-69 139 -5
D.J.,Trahan 67-72 139 -5
Brian Davis 72-67 139 -5
Gdne Sauers 67-72 139 -5
Glen Day 74-65 139 -5
Bob Burns 70-69 139 -5
TedIPurdy 69-70 139 -5
Garfett'Willis 72-67 139 -5
Noltah Begay III 69-70 139 -5
Rob'Rashell 71-68 139 -5
Greg Owen 66-73 139 -5



Baseball America Top 25
DURHAM, N.C. The top 25 teams in
the Baseball America poll with records
through Feb. 20 and previous ranking (vot-
ing .by the staff of Baseball America):
Record Pvs
1. Tulane 7-0 1
2..Louisiana State 7-0 2
3. Texas 11-0 4
4. Cal State Fullerton 5-1 3
5. South Carolina 6-0 7
6. Georgia 3-0 9


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TODAY'S SPORTS
AUTO RACING
3 p.m. (FX) NASCAR Racing Nextel Cup Series Auto Club 500
Qualifying. From California Speedway in Fontana, Calif. (Live)
5:30 p.m. (FX) NASCAR Racing Busch Series Stater Bros. 300.
From California Speedway in Fontana, Calif. (Live) (CC)
9 p.m. (ESPN2) NHRA Drag Racing Checker Schuck's Kragen
Nationals Qualifying. From Phoenix. (Same-day Tape) (CC)
BASKETBALL
12 p.m. (ESPN2) College Basketball Providence at Syracuse.
(Live) (CC)
1 p.m. (9 ABC) (20 ABC) (28 ABC) College Basketball Duke at St.
John's. (Live)
(66 PAX) NBA Basketball Orlando Magic at Miami Heat. From the
AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami. (Live)
1:30 p.m. (6 CBS) (10 CBS) College Basketball Kentucky at
Alabama. (Live) (CC)
2 p.m. (ESPN2) College Basketball Louisiana-Lafayette at
Arkansas-Little Rock. (Live) (CC)
2:30 p.m. (ESPN) College Basketball St. Joseph's at Rhode
Island. (Live) (CC)
3:45 p.m. (6 CBS) (10 CBS) College Basketball Connecticut at
Pittsburgh. (Live) (CC)
4 p.m. (38 WB) (51 FOX) College Basketball Tennessee at
Arkansas. (Live)
(44 UPN) College Basketball Georgia Tech at Miami. (Live)
(ESPN2) College Basketball East Tennessee State at Georgia
Southern. (Live) (CC)
(FSNFL) College Basketball Arizona at Washington. (Live)
6 p.m. (FSNFL) Women's College Basketball UCLA at USC.
(Live)
7 p.m. (ESPN2) Women's College Basketball Connecticut at
Boston College. (Live) (CC)
- (SUN) College Basketball Mississippi at Mississippi State. (Live).
(WGN) NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Charlotte Bobcats. From
the Charlotte Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C. (Live) (CC)
9 p.m. (ESPN) College Basketball Louisville at Memphis. (Live)
(CC)
(FSNFL) College Basketball California at Oregon State. (Live)
11 p.m. (ESPN2) College Basketball Cal State Northridge at
Pacific. (Live) (CC)
BOXING
10:30 p.m. (HBO) Boxing DeMarcus Corley vs. Miguel Cotto.
DeMarcus Corley takes on Miguel Cotto in a welterweight bout.
From Bayamon, Puerto Rico. (Live) (CC)
GOLF
10:30 a.m. (ESPN) PGA Golf WGC Accenture Match Play
Championship Quarterfinals. From La Costa Resort & Spa in
Carlsbad, Calif. (Live) (CC)
11 a.m. (GOLF) PGA Golf Nationwide Tour ING New Zealand
PGA Championship Third Round. From Christchurch, New
Zealand. (Taped)
1:30 p.m. (GOLF) PGA Golf Champions Tour Outback
Steakhouse Pro-Am Second Round. From Lutz (Live)
3 p.m. (9 ABC) (20 ABC) (28 ABC) PGA Golf WGC Accenture
Match Play Championship Semifinals. From La Costa Resort and
Spa in Carlsbad, Calif. (Live)
6:30 p.m. (GOLF) LPGA Golf SBS Open at Turtle Bay Final
Round. From Oahu, Hawaii. (Live)
11 p.m. (USA) PGA Golf Chrysler Classic of Tucson Third
Round. From Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa in Tucson,
Ariz. (Same-day Tape)
GYMNASTICS
4 p.m. (2 NBC) '(8 NBC) Gymnastics Visa'Amrifidan Cup. From
Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y. (Live) (CC)
LACROSSE
2 p.m. (2 NBC) (8 NBC) NLL Lacrosse All Star Game. From
Pengrowth Stadium in Calgary, Alta. (Live) (CC)
RODEO
8 p.m. (OUTDOOR) Bull Riding PBR Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Classic. From St. Louis. (Taped)
SOCCER
10 a.m. (IND1) Premiership Soccer Fulham vs. Tottenham
Hotspur. (Live)
WINTER SPORTS
5 p.m. (OUTDOOR) Snowboarding World Championships.
(Taped)



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TODAY'S SPORTS
WRESTLING
State wrestling tournament at the Lakeland Center. 8 a.m. weigh-
in, 10 a.m. consolation matches, 6:30 p.m. championship final.


7. Miami 8-2 5
8. Baylor 5-2 8
9. Arizona 9-1 10
10. North Carolina 4-0 13
11. Texas A&M 5-2 14
12. Florida 5-2 15
13. Stanford 7-5 6
14. Rice 7-1 17
15. Mississippi 3-1 16
16. Vanderbilt 2-0 18
17. Georgia Tech 5-1 21
18. UC Irvine 6-2 19
19. Washington 1-4 12
20. Notre Dame 3-1 22
21. Winthrop 8-1 25
22. Southern California 4-0 NR
23. Florida State 11-1 NR
24. Texas Christian 5-2 23
25. Oral Roberts 4-2 24
Friday's College Scores
SOUTH
Armstrong Atlantic 8, Queens College 1


Auburn 8, Elon 7, 12,innings
Bluefield 3-1, Virginia-Wise 2-9
Charlotte 11, Tennessee Tech 4
Cincinnati 8, Wake Forest 8, 11 innings,
susp., darkness
Clemson 3, UC-Irvine 2
Duke 13, Army 3
Florida St. 11, Appalachian St. 2
Florida Southern 5, Valdosta St. 3"
Fordham at Virginia, ppd., weather
Georgia Tech 11, Rutgers 6
Greensboro 15, Old Westbury 1
Limestone 6, Newberry 5
Mississippi St. 3, E. Illinois 1
Mobile 10, Loyola, N.O. 9
North Carolina 6, Birmingham-Southern
3
Ohio 9, Furman 6
South Carolina 8, Niagara 3
S.C.-Upstate 7, Kennesaw 5
S. Illinois 8, Mississippi 7, 10 innings
Southern U. at Nicholls St., ppd., rain
Tenn.-Martin 5, Martin Methodist 4


Trevecca 3-6, Bethel, Tenn. 0-0
UCF 4, Monmouth, N.J. 1
Vanderbilt 6, Boston College 5
Virginia Tech 10, Campbell 6
William Carey 3, Belhaven 0
MIDWEST
Creighton 13, Saint Louis 12
Kansas 11, N. Colorado 1
SOUTHWEST
McMurry 5, U. of the Ozarks 4
Texas 14, Youngstown St. 0
Texas Lutheran 16, Texas-Dallas 3
William Jewell 4-3, Oklahoma City 2-13
FAR WEST
CS Dominguez Hills, 12, Sonoma St. 7
Mesa St. 10, Metro St. 3
St. Mary's, Calif. 5, California 4, 12
innings
Tulane 3, Pepperdine 0
UC Davis 8, Portland 3
Utah 5, Loyola Marymount 3
TOURNAMENTS
Austin Peay Invitational
Akron 5, Valparaiso 4
Austin Peay 9, Wis.-Milwaukee 1
Charleston Challenge
Le Moyne 5, Maryland 3
Coll. of Charleston 5, Towson 0
Rice Invitational
Rice 9, W. Carolina 1
Country Inn and Suites Shootout
Pittsburgh 9, Rider 6
Coastal Carolina 11, Pittsburgh 8
Aggie Baseball Classic
San Diego 2, Evansville 0
Homewood Suites Shootout
N.C. State 10, The Citadel 3
East Carolina 13, West Virginia 2
Hughes Brothers Challenge
George Mason 9, UNC-Greensboro 5
Penn State 4, N.C.-Wilmington 3
Mardi Gras Ball Tournament
Texas State 7, Miami (Ohio) 5
Music City Challenge
Connecticut 10, Belmont 7
Illinois St. 8, Lipscomb 2
Vanderbilt 6, Boston College 5
Northwestern State Tournament
Northwestern St. 2, Kansas St. 0
Service Academies Spring Classic
Missouri 25, Navy 2
Indiana 5, Indiana St. 4
Southern Miss Tournament
SW Missouri St. 6, McNeese St. 1
Southern Miss. 12, Mercer 6
Winthrop Tournament
Kent St. 6, Illinois 5
Winthrop 10, Wagner 3
Wiregrass Classic
Ohio St. 8, Middle Tennessee 4
Troy 6, Iowa 1


BASEBALL
American League
ANAHEIM ANGELS-Agreed to terms
with LHP Tim Bittner, SS-2B Alberto
Callaspo, RHP Scott Dunn, SS Maicer
Izturis, C Jeff Mathis, 3B Dallas
McPherson and RHP Ervin Santana.
CLEVELAND INDIANS-Agreed to
terms with RHP Francisco Cruceta, RHP
Jason Davis, RHP Kyle Denney, LHP Cliff
Lee, INF Brandon Phillips, 1B Ben
Broussard, OF Jody Gerut and OF Grady
Sizemore on one-year contracts.
KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Agreed to
terms with OF Matt Diaz and 2B Carlos
Febles on minor league contracts.
National League
ATLANTA BRAVES-Agreed to terms
with RHP Roman Colon, LHP Horacio
Ramirez, C Johnny Estrada, OF Ryan
Langerhans, INF Wilson Betemit, INF Nick
Green and INF Adam LaRoche on one-
year contracts.
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Agreed to
terms with OF-1B Ryan Howard and RHP
Pedro Liriano on one-year contracts.
:PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Named Matt'
Winters coach for:Altoona of the Eastern
League and Brandon Moore' coacN'o6r
Lynchburg of the Carolina League. K'"
WASHINGTON NATIONALS-Agreed to
terms with RHP Luis Ayala.
Central League
JACKSON SENATORS-Released INF
Erick Mejias.
Golden Baseball League
GBL-Announced Los Toros de Tijuana
will not play in the league in the 2005 sea-
son and will be replaced on the schedule
with a traveling team.
SAN DIEGO SURF DAWGS-Agreed to
terms with 2B Johnny Day.
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES-Placed G
Dahntay Jones on the injured list.
Activated G-F James Posey from the
injured list.
MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Waived F Alan
Henderson.
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES-
Placed F Eddie Griffin on the injured list.
Activated F Mark Madsen from the injured
list.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
PITTSBRUGH STEELERS-Terminated
the contracts of CB Chad Scott and TE Jay
Riemersma.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Released
CB Ty Law.
ST. LOUIS RAMS-Signed RB Marshall
Faulk to a four-year contract.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Released WR
Jerry Rice.
Arena Football League
ARIZONA RATTLERS-Waived OL-DL
Antionne Scott.
COLUMBUS DESTROYERS-Signed
OS Randall Lane.
NASHVILLE KATS-Placed FB-LB
Casey Urlacher on recallable waivers.
NEW ORLEANS VOODOO-Released
FB-LB Sunungura Rusununguko.
TAMPA BAY STORM-Signed FB-LB
Jeff Cogell.
Canadian Football League
BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS-Named
Dave Ritchie defensive coordinator.
MONTREAL ALOUETTES-Signed FB
Mike Vilimek, LB Marvin Jones, DT John
Nix and LB Jack Gaudreau.
WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-Singed
CB Mesene Louisdor. "


SOFTBALL
Continued from Page 1B

the Hurricanes 3-0.
For Crystal River, their last two
games have been suspended due
to inclement weather.
On Wednesday, the Pirates were
tied 2-2 with Trinity Catholic after
five complete innings before heavy
fog caused the umpires to call the
game.
The remaining three and a half
innings will be played out as part of
a doubleheader when the two
teams meet in Inverness on April 1.
Through four innings, Pirates
freshman pitcher Cassidy Rash
gave up three hits (all singles),
while striking out three and walking
none.
Crystal River got on the board in
the bottom of the second when
Ja'Vonna Grimsley led off the
inning by whacking a Sarah Wilkins
offering to right field for a double.
After Grimsley advanced to third
on a passed ball, Jessica Pierce
singled over first base to plate the
runner on third and stake Crystal
River to a 1-0 lead.
The .Pirates set Citrus down in
order in the top of the third and
went back to work with their bats in
the bottom half of that inning.
With one out, Rash hit a hard
groundball between shortstop and
third for a single.


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"I've got to have my mind in
the right place (to finish
third)," Dimitrion said. "(But) I
feel like I'm in better shape
than anyone else here in my
weight class."
Lecanto junior Mike Musto
also is one win away from a
guaranteed top-6 finish. The
160-pounded' won his only


During Amber Clark's ensuing at-
bat, Rash stole second and -
advanced to third when the throw
down to second deflected off a
Citrus player's glove into right field.
Clark then hit a groundball to
third base, causing the Hurricanes
third baseman Krystal Boardman to
hold Rash and allowing Clark to
earn an infield single.
Ashley Bullion hit into a fielder's
choice but picked up an RBI when
Rash scored for a 2-0 Pirates lead.
Clark moved to third on Bullion's
fielder choice and scored on a
passed ball during the next batter
for a 3-0 lead after three innings.
For Crystal River, sophomore
Quincy Wilson provided some
defense.
Citrus catcher Christy Sullivan
singled up the middle with one out
in the top of the fourth.
The Hurricanes tried to get some
offense, calling for a hit-and-run via
an Ashley Hoglund bunt.
But Wilson, charging hard from
her spot at third base, caught the
bunt in the air and doubled Sullivan
off at first base to get Crystal River
out of the inning.
As the rain started coming down
from the sky, Wilson singled to lead
off the bottom of the fourth right
before the umpires waved the play-
ers off the field.
Lecanto next plays 7 p.m.
Wednesday at Crystal River, while
Citrus plays 7 p.m. Thursday at
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Glen Palhof rides atop of his 12-foot-
tall modern steel-and-Corian construc-
tion cross while Bill Kelso and Julian
Palhof guide the base of the cross dur-
ing transportation from Palhof's stu-
dlo, Kustom Glass in Crystal River, to
the Crystal River United Methodist
Church. Glen and Kathy Palhof
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nkennedy@chronicleonline.com
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his is not "the old rugged
cross." Instead, the cross
that was recently erected in
the center of the memorial
Garden of Peace on the
grounds of the Crystal River
United Methodist Church is a mod-
em steel-and-Corian construction.
Even so, for those who gathered
under the oak trees on a recent


Friday after-
noon, the cross
rThe was central.
The And as the men
canopy of and machinery
set it in place.
beautiful, everyone
eautiu, applauded.
old, live The cross,
designed and
Oak trees constructed by
Kathy and Glen
gives us Pa hof of
Kustom Glass in
he feeling Crystal River., as
well as others
of who contributed
to the project, is
peace the centerpiece
Ne desire. for the memori-
al garden The
garden will be
complete when
walkways and
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the cross is hooked up.
For now, church members and the
members of the church's memorial
committee are just happy to finally
have the cross put in.
This has been a long lime in the
planning, said Char Waters, the head
of the memorial committee. Their
desire had been to create a natural
garden under the canopy of oak
trees to use as a place to scatter or
bury the ashes of deceased church
members. It will also be a place of
reflection.
The 12-foot cross, weighing be-


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This 12-foot cross, weighing between 200 and 300 pounds, is made from steel tubing, with a raised
Sandwiched In between Is a row of led lighting. Glen Palhof said the low-voltage, high-intensity II
the back of the material and bounce out, creating a halo effect.
tween 200 and 300 pounds, is made from steel tubing, .
with a raised strip of Corian. Sandwiched in between' ''i
is a row of led lighting. Glen Palhof said the low-volt-
age. high-intensity lighting "will hit the back of the
material and bounce out, making a halo effect The
lights will last about 15 years.
"The cross construction is designed to come apart i. B
(to remove the light strips) and then soldered back
together," he said.
A descending dove, also made from Corian, rests at
the crossbars. Both sides of the cross are identical
The cross, which took about eight men to carry and
secure onto a payloader, and as many to unload -
Please see ': /Page 7C

Glen Palhof guides the steel cross between the trees
to maneuver it into its final resting place at the
Crystal River United Methodist Church.


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Calendar ofEVENTS


Nancy Kennedy

NOTES


Pride

goes

kerplunk

I recently attended a sem-
inar at my church where
the speaker, the Rev.
Fred Harrell, pastor of City
Church in San Francisco,
talked about the "counterin-
tuitive way of doing church."
He challenged us to make
church a place where those
outside the faith could feel
welcome to be in the process.
Church should be a place
that encourages questions
and doubt, that doesn't
demand that people make
faith decisions on the spot,
that allows people to try
faith on, test it out Church
should be a place where the
playing field is level we're
all sinners in need of grace.
He talked about adjusting
our methods (but never the
message), adjusting our lan-
guage and the way we do
things so that outsiders feel
respected. He called it creat-
ing a "seeker comprehensi-
ble" church. It might mean
sacrificing some sacred
cows, he said. This is not
your grandma's church any
more. Old-fashioned gospel
sings and Wednesday night
suppers before prayer meet-
ing might have to fall by the
wayside.
He talked about immers-
ing ourselves in the culture,

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Special EVENTS

Pray Christ's way
Dr. Philip G. Samraan will present
a free seminar titled "Christ's Way
to Pray" from 11 a.m. to noon
today at Hernando Seventh-day
Adventist Church, 1880 N. Trucks
Ave., Hemando. A free vegetarian
luncheon will follow.
The seminar will resume at 2:30
p.m.
During a special presentation at
6 p.m., Dr. Samaan will share his
experiences in the Middle East.


Finger-lickin' good
Floral City United Methodist
Church will serve a chicken and
biscuit dinner from 3:30 to 6 p.m.
today in Hilton Hall, 8478 E. Marvin
St. A $7 donation includes chicken
and biscuits, mashed potatoes and
gravy, green beans, salad, home-
made dessert and beverage.
Call Betty at 637-4574 or the
church office at 344-1771.
Let light shine
"Let our Light Shine" is the
theme for this year's World Day of


Prayer. Join us for this exciting
annual event at 1 p.m. at Unity
Church of Citrus County, 2628
W. Woodview Lane, Beverly Hills.
Participants this year include
Beverly Hills Community Church,
Baha'i of Citrus County, First
Presbyterian Church of Inverness,
Our Lady of Grace, Shepherd of
the Hills, First Church of Christian
Science, SGI Buddhist, Unity, St..
Scholastica Catholic and Our Lady
of Fatima Church. The 90-minute
program includes prayer, poetry,
readings, music, fun and refresh-
ments. World Day of Prayer is a


time of reflection, prayer, jubilation
and joining together to lift the com-
munity, country and world.
For information, call 746-1270.
Dinner dance slated
Join St. Raphael Orthodox
Church as it celebrates the fifth
year of its founding and the first
anniversary in the new church
building with a dinner-dance from 4
to 9 p.m. today at the VFW on
2170 W. Veteran's Lane, Beverly
Hills. For tickets ($15), call Joan
Steele at 527-8170. Music will be
provided by Gold Fever.


Church breaks ground
St. Michael the Archangel
Grqek Orthodox Church will have
a groundbreaking ceremony for
their new church edifice today. His
Eminence Metropolitan Alexios Al,
of the Holy Metropolis of Atlanta,
will officiate, assisted by various
area clergy.
In addition to vespers, an
Agiasmos and an Artoclasia, the
community is planning a festive
dinner-dance at the Parish Center
to celebrate the occasion.
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Places of worship that


offer love, peace


and harmony to all.


Come on over to "His" house, your spirits will be lifted!!!


E Crystal
EMH River
Foursquare
Gospel Church
1160 N. Dunkenfield Ave.
795-6720
A FULL GOSPEL
FELLOWSHIP
Sunday 10:30 A.M.
Wednesday "Christian Ed"
7:00 P.M.
Pastor Brona Larder

St. Benedict
Catholic Church
U.S. 19 at Ozello Rd.
*- MASSES--
Vigil: 5:00pm
Sun.: 8:30 & 10:30am
DAILY MASSES
Mon. Sat.: 7:30am
HOLY DAYS
As Announced
CONFESSION
Sat.: 3:30 4:30pm
795-4479

I St. Timothy H
Lutheran Church
ELCA
1070 N. Suncoast Blvd.,
Crystal River
795-5325
Saturday Informal Worship
5:00pm
Sunday Worship
7:30am, 8:30am and 11:00am
Sunday School
All Ages & Adults
10:00am
Nursery Provided
Active Youth Program
Rev. David S. Bradford, Pastor


West

Citrus
Church

of Christ
352-564-8565
9592 W. Deep Woods
Crystal River, FL 34428
(North of U.S. 19 on
Citrus Ave.
Approximately 2 miles,
west on Deep Woods)

Sunday Morning.
Bible Study 9:30 A.M.
Worship 10:30 A.M.

Sunday Evening
Worship
6:00 P.M.

Wednesday Evening
Bible Study
7:00 P.M.


Evangelists:
Melvin Curry
David Curry


Please Feel Free to Call
One Of Our Elders if you
Have Specific Questions
Concerning our Services.
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RED LEVEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
11025 W. Dunnellon Road
19 N. To 488E, 1.5 Miles
Church on Left




Sunday
Bible Study....................9:30 A.M.
Services.................... 11:00 A.M.
.................................. & 6:00 P.M .
Church Training............5:00 P.M.
Wednesday
Prayer Meeting..............7:00 P.M.
Pastor Randall Wilkinson
795-2086


_J Crystal Diver
Church of Cod
Church Phone
795-3079
Sunday Morning -- 8:30 A.M.
Sunday School----- 10 A.M.
Church Service ---- 11 A.M.
Deaf Service-------11 A.M.
Evening Worship----6 P.M.
Wed. Prayer
Meeting---------7 P.M.
2180 N.W. Old Tallahassee Rd.
(12th Ave.)
Nursery
webslte: cr-cog.com Provided


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I UNITED I
METHODIST
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S' 4801
N CitrusL
I -. *- Ave.
I (2 miles north of US 19)
L Rev. Alan Jefferson
i Senior Pastor
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S8:00 & 11:00 A.M. N
Contemporary iLU
E| Services I
I! 9:30 A.M.
I Sunday School |
E 9:30 & 11:00 A.M< M
Nursery Available at all Services
I Kid Zone
L Children's Worship
9:30 a.m. I
Youth Fellowship |
UL 4:30 p.m. |
Kid's Club
4:30 p.m.
E A Stephen Ministry
| Provider
795-3148
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Crystal River
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
A Friendly Church With
A Bible Message.
Corner of U.S. 19 & 44 East

Sunday Bible
Study
10:00 A.M.
Sunday Worship
11:00 A.M.
Sunday Evening
6:00 P.M.
Wednesday Bible
Study
7:30 P.M.
Come Worship
With Us!
Evang.
Sakkie Pretorius

795-8883


. Powerful Praise & Worship
.Nursery & "Kids Church"
.Youth Program
.Food Pantry
Sunday 10:30am & 6:30pm
Wednesday 7pm
795-LIFE
(5433)
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FIRS BAPTIST
CHURCH
CRYSTAL RIVER
700 Citrus Avenue
795-3367
Rev. David Throckmorton,
Pastor
Sunday AM Services
8:15 Contemporary
Worship Service
9:30 Bible Study (all ages)
10:45 Worship Service
Sunday PM Services
5:00 -AWANA Clubs
5:00 Adult Discipleship
and/or Home Studies
Call for details.
5:45 Student Discipleship
Training
Wed. PM Service
5:00 Family Supper
(RSVP)
6:00 Worship Service
Children & Youth
Activities
:5 Nursery Care
[ Always Provided






A OFirst

Assembly

of God
Come One
Come All!!!


Service Times:
Sunday School
9:00 a.m.
Morning Worship
10:00 a.m.
Evening Service
6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Bible
Study
7:00 p.m.
Richard Hart SeniorPastor


First
Presbyterian
Crystal River
Pastor:
Dr. Randy D. Moody
9:45 am Sunday
School for All Ages
Sunday Services
8:30 am & 11:00 am
Nursery Provided
Church Office 795-2259
1501 S.E. Hwy. 19, Crystal River


ST. ANNE'S
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH (Anglican)
New Priest In-Charge
Fr. Gilbert S. Larsen, SSC
Fr Frederick C. Harrison, Priest Associate
Rev'd Henry Brown, Deacon
Rev'd Paul Gallian, Deacon
Rev'd Cheryl Bakker, Deacon
Holy Eucharist 8:00 & 10:15 A.M.
Sunday School 11:00 A.M.
Adult Christian Ed. 9:15 A.M.
Tuesday Holy Eucharist 7:00 P.M.
Thursday Holy Eucharist
(Healing) 9:30 A.M.

1 mile west of the Plantation Inn
9870 W. Fort Island Tr., Crystal River
795-2176


GULF-TO-

LAKE

CHURCH
(SBC)




Rsv. &Mrs. Bertine
"Exciting &
Contagious Worship"
Sundays 8:30 am and
10:30 am
Adult Worship
Kid's Worship -
(Worship just for Kids)
5:45 pm Evening
Activities:
Adult Bible Studies
Teen'Program
(Grades 6-12)
Kids Connection
(3 yr. old 5th Grade)

795-807


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Ho. of PositAg~ivie
PrciclCrsint


Where we learn how to liVe
happier, more successful
and prosperous lives.

Sunday, February 27
9:15 Chat Room Class:
"Why We Love"
Service 10:00 a.m.
"Love Heals"


320 S. Citrus Avenue
Crystal River Woman's Club House
Rev. Linda Harbin
Ordained Unity Minister
(352) 382-1711




HOMOSASSA
0 CHURCH OF GOD
Come praise the Lord with us!
Experience the excitement and
the preaching ofthe full
Gospel of Jesus Christ
Morning Service
10:30A.M.
Children's Church AfterP raise & Worship
Evening Service
6:00P.M.
Wednesday Bible Study
7:00P.M.
8323 W. Bradshaw St.
Homosassa, Florida
1 (352) 628-2672
Pastors J. Gregory & Trilby Richie
www.homosassachurchofgod.org

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Grace Bible
Church
11:00 A.M. Sunday Worship
9:30 A.M. Sunday School
6:00 P.M. Evening Service
7:00 P.M. Youth Group
Nursery Provided
AWANA 6-8pm (Mon)
7:00 P.M. (Wed.) Mid Week
1'/2 mi. off U.S. 19
6382 W. Green Acres St.
Homosassa
Pastor Ray Herriman
628-5631

THE
SALVATION
A RMY cITRUS COUNTY
CORPS.
SUNDAY:
Sunday School 10 A.M.
Morning Worship Hour 11 A.M.
TUESDAY:
Home League 11:45 A.M.
WEDNESDAY:
Bible Study
12:00 NOON


3975W Goe
CUleve~t4(land Bt lvd. HomosI ~lf


Preacher: Tom "Tex" Evans
(352) 628-9562


ST. THOMAS
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Ser ing ,southwest Citrus County


MASSES:
Saturday 4:30
Sunday 8:00
10:30


P.M.
A.M.
A.M.


U 5 1 ', rnile South of West
a: orinal St., Homosassa


God's People Sharing God's Love
SUNCOAST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday School ........................ 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship................... 11:00A.M.
Evening Prayer Service............6:00 P.M.
Wednesday Full
Worship Service............... 6:30 P.M.
Youth Meeting
1st & 3rd Thursday..............7:00 P.M.
5310 Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa
352-621-3008
Pastor John R. Fizer
www.suncoastbc.org

First United
Methodist
Church
A Stephen Ministry Church
8831 W. Bradshaw St.
Homosassa
West of US 19
(take Yulee Dr. at Burger King)
Rev, Mark Whittaker
Asst. Pastor Richard Sanford
Youth Pastor Matt Pedersen
628-4083
www.1umc.org
Traditional Worship:
8:00 A.M., 9:30 A.M. &
11:00A.M.
Contemporary
Praise Service: 11:00 A.M.
Nursery at All Services
Sunday School for
All Ages: 9:30 A.M.
Junior & Senior High Youth
5:00-7:00 P.M. Sunday
Open---arts


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