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Couple


face trial


in scam


of elderly


couple

Wife says ex-husband
to blame in faud
DAVE PIEKUK
dpieklik@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


Anne Marie McDaniel told a jury
Tuesday of her ex-husband gaining an
elderly couple's trust and then exploit-
ing their ailing health by taking from
them almost a half million dollars.
The defense claims the couple was
repaing 'their gratitude to Maurice
McDaniel, who cared
for them and was treat-
edhlike a son.
Maurice McDaniel,
58, is accused of funnel-
ing more than $450,000
from a Floral City cou-
ple and placing the
money into his own
Anne account. The Inverness
Marie man is charged with
S :,we- exploitation of the eld-
erly, grand theft and
organized fraud, and faces up to six
fears in prison if convicted.,
Mrs. McDaniel plead-
ed guilty last year to
exploitation of the eld-
erly in exchange for tes-
tifying against her hus-
band, for whom she
filed for divorce early
last year.
Mrs. McDaniel, 41,
told jurors about her
Maurice first encounters with
Harry and Mildred
Edgerly, whom she met
in early 1999 through her husband
when they worked together at Florida
Oxygen and DME supplies. She told of a MATTHEW BECK/Chronle
friendship that ensued after Mrs. Withlacoochee Electric Cooperative lineman Kevin Weigeshoff on Tuesday removes one of the many
Edgerly contacted the company about Christmas decorations in front of the company's offices near Crystal River. The business' annual exhibit is
getting an oxygen supply to her home. seen by thousands of motorists driving along State Road 44i and Includes several displays, including a line-
She described Edgerly's ailing man on a power pole, .
health, and how after just a few visits,
Please see SCAM/Page 13A


Homosassa elementary cafeteria almost ready


Renovation, repairs.
continue at school
CRUSTY LOFTS
cloftis@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
While it may be slow coming,
progress is being made at Homosassa
Elementary School's cafeteria and
media center to correct building
flaws that have plagued the Citrus
County School District since summer.


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At a meeting Tuesday,
school board members were
updated on remedial con-
struction work at the school to
fix two buildings that were
built with large amounts of
steel and grout missing from
walls.
The cafeteria should be
ready for students Jan. 24, nLoud
said Jim Hughes, the district's notec
executive director of support prob
service.
"Our plan right now is to
take care of the refinishing," Hughes


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le


Survival at sea


Ari Afrizal survives 15 days at sea following
the Indian Ocean tsunami./14A


said, referring to several
coats of wax needed on the
floors.
The media center is sched-
uled for completion in mid-*
March. Workers this week are
pouring grout into outside
walls of the building.
Hughes reported eight men
iele were working on the building
ome Tuesday and only on the
iMng outside portion.
"They were down to about a
crawl," Hughes said.
Board member Lou Miele said the


Oxford-bound


Casey McKenna is spending her final
semester studying in England./1C '


district was promised the number of
workers would be increased to fix
shoddy construction work, and that
slow progress is unacceptable. He
noted problems have gotten worse
since the district began withholding
payments to the builder, R.E. Graham
Contracting Inc.
"It's an interesting coincidence
that now that we're not paying them
there are only eight people there,"
Miele said.
Architect Ted Williamson attempt-
Please see C.FEt 1/Page 13A


Exercise keeps
seniors healthy
O Twice a week for
an hour, A
Bambi Favali
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sexual battery
R Sheriff's deputies
arrest a man on
sexual battery
-charges that he-
touched a 3-year-
old girl while her
mother was out
drinking./3A
SCounty works to
move Suncoast
Parkway 2 study
forward./3A


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Sewer


grant


debate


continues

But county finds
some common ground
TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
After fashioning a compromise,
Citrus County Commissioners on
Tuesday voted unanimously to borrow
$1.8 million from county budget pro-
grams and use the money as matching
funds to apply for about $6.6 million in
state sewer and water grants.
Commissioners also agreed any
money raided from existing accounts in
the budget would have
to be replaced, and resi-
dents who benefit from
the sewer grants would
repay the matching
funds through a proper-
ty assessment
That was the compro-
mise.
If the Legislature Gary
approves the grants this Bartell
spring and there is no modified his
guarantee it will the proposal.
money would be used to
continue building a multi-million dollar
central sewer system connecting
Please see SEWER/Page 13A


Magical

program

idea garners

interest

Woman's Club shows
support r project
JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
A few days after a group announced it
was planning a program to produce 32
juried artists' renditions of manatees to
raise money for a new cultural center
on the west side of the county, the
Crystal River Woman's Club asked the
Crystal River City Council to recognize
its interest in such an event
Councilman John Kendall concurred
at Monday's meeting, saying he thought
the club should get the council's bless-
ings in a proclamation supporting
"Manatee Magic."
The club's request prompted former
Crystal River Mayor Curtis Rich to
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AMY SHANNON
ashannon@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


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battery

AMY SHANNON
ashannon@
chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Sheriff deputies arrested an
Inverness man Monday night
on sexual battery charges that
he touched a 3-year-old girl
during the time she was left
,home alone by a woman out
partying.
James Cook, 25, 1605 N.
Point Lonesome Terrace,
admitted to sheriff investiga-
tors that he entered an
Inverness home during the
early hours of Dec. 30 and
'touched the 3-year-old left
alone by Kathryn Craft, 21,
-'according to arrest reports.
Craft and Cook are acquain-
'tances, said sheriff spokes-
woman Gail Tierney.
Detectives
arrested-CookJ
atVb.l6- p.m.
Monday based
on statements
made by the -_"4 ,I
victim, results.
of the Child
Protection
Team Medical James
Examination Cook
.and statements
made by Cook.
Deputies arrested Craft
Jan. 4 on child neglect charges
for failure to provide supervi-
sion.
Craft told a deputy she left
the 3-year-old girl and a 19-
month-old girl with a babysit-
ter at 11:30 p.m. Dec. 29 to go
drinking. Sheriff officials
believe there was no babysit-
ter, based on the contact infor-
mation provided by Craft,
according to reports.
Cook said Craft told him to
meet her back at the house at
4:30 a.m. Dec. 30. Cook arrived
at the house and later called
authorities to report the unsu-
pervised children.
The children were turned
over to the Department of'
Children and Families Dec. 30
and are currently in the
department's custody, Tierney
said.
According to the arrest
reports, this is what hap-
pened:
During a deputy's child neg-
lect investigation involving
Craft, he learned of a possible
sexual battery that occurred
involving the same 3-year-old
girl.
Department of Children and
Families officials conducted a
Child Protection Team Med-
ical Examination on the girl
the next day. Results of the
CPT were positive for sexual
abuse.
The girl made similar state-
ments about the incident dur-
ing two separate forensic
interviews. -
Detectives interviewed Cook
Monday evening about the
incident. He admitted to
touching the girl for a few sec-
onds, according to reports. He
said he realized what he was
doing was wrong and stopped.
He said he told the girl he was
sorry and that he was leaving
to find Craft.
Cook told detectives he
drove back to the party, but
didn't find Craft, so he
returned to the Inverness
house. While en route, he
called 911, because the chil-
dren were alone.
No bond was set


Tuesday to increase transport fees a
move that officials say will generate an
estimated $340,000 a year to help light-
en financial loads carried by taxpay-
ers.
Nature Coast Executive Director
Teresa Gorentz said she was pleased
with the decision, and feels it's respon-
sible management for those who
receive EMS services to be those
responsible for paying for them.
"I believe the outcome is good for all
citizens of Citrus County and users of
our services," said Gorentz. "It is my


hope it will reduce the burden on the
tax payers."
The move will increase basic life sup-
port (BLS) fees from $330 per transport
to $500 per transport. Advanced life
support (ALS) fees.will increase from
$473 to $500 per transport. Fees for
treat, no transport a term for patients'
who receive treatment, but refuse
transport will increase from no
charge to $200.
A lot of treat, no transport calls are
diabetic-related or are in response to a
motor-vehicle crash, Gorentz said, and


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Morris Foreman of DunneUon watches his bobber Monday morning at the spillway below th
Lake Rousseau dam while fishing for largemouth bass. Many anglers recently have found luck
fishing in the rushing waters that pour through the dam structure and back into the
Withlacoochee River. Unlike the rest of the river, that portion is tidally Influenced and wind
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typically take one half-hour per call.
Gorentz pointed out that BLS and
ALS fee changes will not affect eligible
Medicare and Medicaid users 82 per-
cent of people who were transported by
Nature Coast in 2004.
For the past three years, the county's
nonprofit ambulance provider has kept
its county subsidy request at $1,024,308
a year.
Gorentz said the idea behind the fee
changes is to use the estimated $340,000
in generated funds to lower the yearly
county subsidy.


County:


Hurry up


and decide


Feds asked to cut

potential

Parkway routes

TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Citrus County Commis-
sioners unanimously approved
a letter Tuesday prodding fed-
eral officials into narrowing the
number of potential routes for
Suncoast Parkway 2 to three.
Commissioners voted 5-0 to
write the Federal Highway
Administration (FHW) asking
to drop seven of the 10 pro-
posed alignments being exam-
ined in the state's Project
Development and Environ-
ment (PD&E) study.
FHW earlier refused a simi-
lar request from the Florida
Turnpike Enterprise (FTE),
saying itwanted more detailed
information about each of the
10 alignments. FTE is the state
agency that would build the
toll road if it is approved.
Commissioner Joyce Valen-
tino said the slow progress of
the study has left residents in
the path of the roadway uncer-
tain about their future, and is
making planning more diffi-
cult for the county in the area
where the road might be built
If the 26-mile-long toll road
were constructed, it would be
located somewhere between
County Road 491 and U.S. 19.
The road would then curve
toward the northeast and
intersect with U.S. 19 north of
Crystal River
Valentino said she believes
no matter where the road is
constructed it will become the
target of a lawsuit, but she said
even that won't happen until
e .the PD&E is completed and a
e route is selected.
k "Right now, we're in limbo,"
e she said.
s In other business:
Commissioners approved
changes to the building depart-
ment that will give inspectors
better pay and encourage
them to continue working for
Citrus County. One change cre-
ates five trademaster positions
for inspectors with certifica-
- tions in four areas of construc-
tion expertise.
-* A second change lets the
county hire more inspectors
when the average workload
rises above 20 inspections per
, day.
- U The board set a public
hearing for 3:30 p.m. Feb. 22, to
gather public input on the
county's plan to purchase a
piece of property next to the
Crystal River Airport for run-
way protection.


Board names interim chair, 3 new members


JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
In the wake of the resignation of the
chairman of the Crystal River Kings Bay
Waterfronts board, an interim chair was
elected Monday, and three new members
were appointed by the city council.
After board member Amy Virgo
resigned and blasted the program direc-
tor, the remaining members appointed the
vice-chairman, Galen Clymer, as tempo-
rary chairman until the new members
could attend and take part in the choice of
a new chairman.


Clymer told Program Director Magge
Ericson at the Jan. 10 meeting that he felt
there was one criticism from Virgo that
related to Ericson's contract the issue of
supplying timely minutes and agenda,
especially for the six sub-committees.
City Manager Susan Boyer said Ericson
had been informed she needed to supply
the minutes in a timely fashion.
Ericson, who noted that all meetings are
taped, said she didn't understand the con-
tract that way but would address it Clymer
said the issue of getting a secretary for
transcription had been discussed.
Boyer said that by council decision
Ericson answers directly to the council.


The new members of the board, appoint-
ed Monday, are: Vangie Rich, Sam Lyons
and Maureen McNiff. The board is com-
prised of 11 voting members. The other
members are Matthew Clemons, Rodney
Carr, Marie Beinkowski, Teresa Gorentz,
Phil Kofmehl, Kenneth Littrell and
Elizabeth Shaw. City council member
Susan Kirk is the current liaison from the
council and Dorothy Koehler for the
Community Redevelopment Agency.
. By council resolution, the grant-funded
Waterfronts Advisory Board is to make
recommendations to the City Council to
develop short-range and long-term water-
front projects for the city.


Count BRIEFS

DEP to spray for
weed control
The Department of
Environmental Protection will
Conduct aquatic weed control
operations through Jan. 21, in
Lake Rousseau using EPA
approved herbicides. Water
hyacinth and water lettuce will
be maintained using the herbi-
cide Reward.
People using these areas of
Lake Rousseau for domestic
purposes or for irrigation are
cautioned that treated water
should not be used for a period
of five days in Reward treated
areas. No livestock watering for
one day In Reward treated
areas. Water shall not be used
for drinking (does not apply to
tap water) for two days in
Reward treated areas.
Manatee Festival art
show winners named
The 2005 Florida Manatee
Festival Fine Art Show winners
are:
Best of show: Bill Darrah,
Bradenton.
* 0 People's choice: Elaine
Laurent, Sarasota.
Awards of excellence: Greg
Jones, Lakeland; Chuck
Huddleston, Deland; Herbert
Burkholz, Ocala; Tom Sullivan,
Crystal River.
Awards of merit: Holly
Hambrick, Ormond Beach;
Virginia Chen, Gainesville; Dick
Madden, Branford; Dale Cole,
Gainesville.
Honorable mention: Karen
McGinnis, Ocala; Virginia
Svoboda, Homosassa; H.J.
Herrera, Alachua; Larry
Whidden, Spring Hill.
Discussion of
scallops Thursday
One of the leading state
experts on bay scallops, Dr.
William Arnold of the Florida
Fish and Wildlife Commission
Research Institute, willdisc.uss
bay scallop ecology on the-
Florida west coast as the basis
of a restoration program at a
meeting in Citrus County on
Thursday evening.
He will speak at the Thursday
meeting of The Homosassa
River Alliance.
Arnold has been involved in
research and restoration efforts
regarding the scallop since the
late 1980s and was part of the
team that began the reseeding
program for scallops off the
Citrus Coast in the latter half of
the 1990s.
Arnold's discussion will begin
at 7 p.m. at the Homosassa
Springs Wildlife State Park on
U.S. 19. All interested persons
are invited.
EDC to meet
Thursday at CFCC
The monthly board meeting of
the Citrus County Economic
Development Council will start
at 8 a.m. Thursday in the
Jerome Multipurpose Room at
Central Florida Community
College in Lecanto. No new
business appears on the agen-
da. The meeting will include
time for public comment.
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"Expert to discuss weak scallop
population," contained Incorrect
Information. The meeting Is at 7
p.m. Thursday at the
Homosassa Springs Wildlife
State Park Welcome Center on
U.S. 19.


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For the RECORD


Citrus County Sheriff
Domestic battery
arrest
Charles Kuahine, 44,
Yankeetown, at 10:18 p.m. Monday
on a charge of domestic battery.
While on another call, a deputy
noticed a woman' crying outside a
convenience store in Inglis in Levy
County. She told the deputy
Kuahine, who was asked to drive
back into the convenience store's
parking lot by the deputy, battered
the woman while she drove north on
U.S. 19, according to the arrest
report. She said Kuahine reached
over to the driver's side and placed
his hands around her neck. He
pushed her head against the head-
re&t, until she pulled into the parking
lot and got out.
The deputy saw a cut on the
wbman's left eyebrow and a bruise
on the bridge of her nose. Her left
e.e area was blackened slightly and
hr shirt was ripped open. When
asked if he could advise what hap-
pened, Kuahine said, "Ask her."
,Inglis Police Department assisted
with the arrest.
4No bond was set.
Arrests
Eric William Sloane, 20, 410
S. Camelia Ave., Crystal Rjver, at
1:51 a.m. Tuesday on a charge of
reckless driving.
Ilis bond was set at $250.
Obed Sanchez-Rodriguez,
23,. 343 E. Gulf-to-Lake Highway,
unit 302, at 6:55 a.m. Tuesday on a
charge of driving while license sus-
penlded.
1His bond was set at $10,000.
'., Geoffrey Lewis Ambolino, 18,
920 W. Plantation Lane, Crystal
River, at 9:40 a.m. Tuesday on a
ch~ge of trespassing.
His bond was set at $500.


Charles James Glordino, 27,
879 N. Horse Prairie Road,
Inverness, at 11:17 a.m. Tuesday on
a charge of driving while license
suspended.
His bond was set at $500.
Lauren Ann McGowen, 39,
3707 S. Ventura Ave., Inverness, at
2 p.m. Tuesday on a charge of pos-
session of marijuana.
Her bond was set at. $500.
Robert Wiley Jr., 22,10915 E.
Trails End Road, Floral City, at 2:03
p.m. Sunday on a charge of theft of
an appropriate lost/abandoned
property to own/use.
His bond was set at $2,000.
Eric Bryan Banks, 35, 442
Benjamin St., Hemando, at 12:08
p.m. Monday on a charge of grand
theft of property valued between
$300-$5,000.
His bond was set at $2,000.
Burglaries
M A burglary was reported at 7:25
a.m. Monday, between 9:15 a.m.
Sunday and 6:45 a.m. Monday, to a
residence at the 5000 block of
North Bedstrow Boulevard,
Beverly Hills.
A burglary was reported at 1:24
p.m. Monday, between 8 p.m.
Sunday and 9 a.m. Monday, to a
motor vehicle at the 12000 block of
North Bluff Cove Point,
Dunnellon.
A representative of Wheeler
Construction, Gulf-to-Lake
Highway, Inverness, reported at 4
p.m. Monday a burglary, between 5
p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Monday,
to a construction site at the 1300
block of North Castleland Terrace,
Lecanto.
A representative of Chevron,
North Florida Avenue, Invemqss,
reported at 5:08 a.m. Friday a bur-
glary, at 5:03 a.m. Friday, at the busi-


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For more information
about arrests made by
the Citrus County
Sheriff's Office, go to
www.sheriffcitrus.org and
click on the link to Daily
Reports, then Arrest
Reports.

ness.
*MA representative of Cribs, West
Homosassa Trail, Homosassa,
reported at 11:44 a.m. Friday a bur-
glary, between 1 p.m. Monday, Jan.
3, and 11 a.m. Friday, at the busi-
ness.
An attempted burglary was
reported at 9:24 p.m. Friday,
between 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m.
Friday, at an apartment-condo at the
500 block of Independence
Highway, Inverness.
A burglary was reported at 5:23
p.m. Saturday, between 10 a.m. and
2 p.m. Saturday, at a residence at
the 8100 block of West Steele
Court, Crystal River.
M A burglary was reported at 4:47
a.m. Sunday, between 9 p.m.
Saturday and 4 a.m. Sunday, at the
4800 block of South Legend
Drive, Homosassa.
N A representative of Pappa Bear
Construction, Morning, Side
Terrace, Homosassa, reported at
8:38 a.m. Sunday a burglary,
between 4 p.m. Saturday and 8:30
a.m. Sunday, at a residence at the
2600 block West Sunrise Street,
Lecanto.
A representative of Scout
Troop 370, South Grandmarch
Avenue, Homosassa, reported at
10:20 a.m. Sunday a burglary,
between 5 p.m. Saturday and 8:30
a.m. Sunday, at a commercial office


building at the same address.
A burglary was reported at
11:42 a.m. Sunday, between 7 p.m.
Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday, to a
storage shed at the 6600 block of
South Withiapopka Drive, Floral
City.
M A burglary was reported at 8:11
p.m. Sunday, between 6 p.m. Friday
and 9 a.m. Saturday, at a construc-
tion site at the 5100 block of West
Mustang Boulevard, Beverly Hills.
Thefts
An employee at B&W Rexall
Drugs, U.S. 41 South, Inverness,
reported Monday a retail theft,
between 1:25 p.m. and 1:32 p.m.
Monday, at the business.
A theft was reported at 2:40
p.m. Monday, between Saturday,
Dec. 25, and Friday, at a residence
at the 6700 block of North Capri
Loop, Hernando.
A theft was reported Monday,
between 8 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 1,
and 7:45 p.m. Monday, at a resi-
dence at the 7000 block of South
Ridge Point, Homosassa.
An employee at BP Gas
Station, South Suncoast Boulevard,
Homosassa, reported at 12:32 p.m.
Thursday a theft, at noon Thursday,
at the business.
A burglary and grand theft were
reported at 12:30 p.m. Friday,
between 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and
noon Friday, at a construction site at
the 10000 block of North Violet
Terrace, Dunnellon.
An employee at B&W Drugs,
U.S. 41 South, Inverness, reported
at 2:01 p.m. Friday a theft, at 2 p.m.
Friday, at the business.
A theft was reported at 3:59
p.m. Friday, between 12:16 p.m. and
2:30 p.m. Friday, at a school at the
1200 block of West Main Street,
Inverness.


An employee at Checkers,
West Main Street, Inverness, report-
ed at 5:41 p.m. Friday a theft,
between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Friday,
at the restaurant.
An employee at Dollar
General, North Lecanto Highway,
Beverly Hills, reported at 6:06 p.m.
Friday a theft at 6 p.m. Friday at the
store.
A theft was reported at 11:10
p.m. Friday at the 5700 block of
East Turkey Trail Drive,
Dunnellon. The theft occurred at
11:10 p.m. Friday.
0I A representative of AGS
Systems, South Suncoast
Boulevard, Homosassa, reported at
11:30 a.m. Saturday a theft,
between 2 p.m. Thursday and 11
a.m. Saturday, at the business.
A theft was reported at 1:31
p.m. Saturday, between 8 p.m.
Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday, at a
residence at South Melbourne
Street, Beverly Hills.
A representative of
Homosassa Commons, South
Marquis Point, Homosassa, report-
ed at 10:10 a.m. Sunday a theft,
between 12:01 a.m. and 10 a.m.
Sunday, at the apartment complex.
A bicycle theft was reported at
1:23 p.m. Sunday, between 12:30
a.m. and 9 a.m. Sunday, at a resi-
dence at the 9500 block of West
Plantation Lane, Crystal River. ,
A theft was reported at 3:08
p.m. Sunday, between 6:30 p.m.
Saturday and 6 a.m. Sunday, at the
6600 block of West Ost-West
Street, Homosassa.
Vandalism
EA case of vandalism was report-
ed at 9:48 a.m. Monday, between
noon and 4 p.m. Saturday, at the
2500 block of West Dunnellon
Road, Dunnellon.


A case of vandalism was report-
ed at 8:53 p.m. Monday at a parking
lot at the 2900 block of East Gulf-
to-Lake Highway. The vandalism
occurred Monday.
A case of vandalism was report-
ed at 11:11 a.m. Thursday, between
Tuesday, Dec. 21, and Tuesday,
Dec. 28, at the 3600 block of East
Hilite Court, Inverness.
Two cases of vandalism were
reported at 3:11 p.m. Thursday,
between 10 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 4,
and 9 a.m. Wednesday, at the 400
and 500 blocks of North Seton
Avenue, Lecanto.
A representative of Inverness
Car Wash, State Road 44 West,
Inverness, reported at 7:52 a.m.
Saturday a case of vandalism,
between 9 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m.
Saturday, at the business.

A case of vandalism was report-
ed at 8:45 a.m. Saturday, between 7
p.m. Saturday, Jan. 1, and noon
Friday, at a residence at the 12600
block of South Florida Avenue,
Floral City.

M A case of vandalism was report-
ed at 9:03 a.m. Saturday to mailbox-
es at the 6100 and 5700 blocks of
West Woodside Circle, Crystal
River. The vandalism occurred at 3
a.m. Saturday.
A case of vandalism was report-
ed at 12:11 p.m. Saturday, between
1:30 a.m. and noon Saturday, to a
motor vehicle at the 1000 block of
Leroy Bellamy Road, Inverness.
A representative of Pepsi Cola
Bottling, North 30th Street, Tampa,
reported at 8:18 a.m. Sunday a case
of vandalism, between 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, at the 4200
block of South Grandmarch Avenue,
Homosassa.


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Citrus Springs Chorus
to resume rehearsals
Citrus Springs Chorus will
resume rehearsals at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday in the Citrus Springs
Community Center. New members
are welcome for all parts.
The chorus will present a con-
cert in early April titled, "An
American Patchwork," and, includ-
ing ensembles, full-chorus num-
bers and solos honoring many
states and all regions. The group is
open to residents age 12 and
older, of all communities, who
enjoy part singing.
There is no audition, and a spe-
cial welcome is extended to our
many new residents and to snow-
birds who are sticking around
through mid-April.
Nancy Gordon, who has more
than 30 years experience in music
education and church music, and
is co-director of the Citrus Concert
Band, directs the chorus. The
accompanist, Kay Kelble, is a
church musician in two area
churches.
If interested, call Nancy at 465-
9209 or Hilda at 489-6465.
Waterfronts Florida
board to meet today
The city of Crystal River Kings
Bay Waterfronts Florida
Partnership Board will meet at 5:30
p.m. today at the Crystal River
Community Redevelopment
Agency Office, 668 N.W. First Ave.,
Crystal River.
The meeting is open to the pub-
lic.
Creative Quilters
plan special meeting
The Creative Quilters of Citrus
County will have a special meeting
at 9 a.m. today prior to the regular
10 a.m. meeting at First Baptist
Church of Crystal River, 700 Citrus
Avenue.
All chairpersons or alternates
must attend to discuss the upcom-
ing quilt show.


For information, call Pati
Sargeant at 527-3636.
Lowe's store will
open here Jan. 25
The Lowe's home improvement
store in Inverness will open its
doors for business Jan. 25.
A grand opening celebration is
planned for the following day.
The 116,000-square-foot super-
store, located at State Road 44
and South Tighe Drive, features a
27,000-square-foot garden center
and 40,000 different home
improvement items. The store is
expected to create 175 new jobs.
Fund-raiser planned
for lung transplant
Beverly Hills Lions Club, 72
Civic Circle in Beverly Hills, will
have a spaghetti supper to benefit
Gregory Gifford, a schleraderma
victim, who needs a double lung
transplant. The dinner will be at
12:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5.
Donations are also accepted at
NTAF Lung Transplant Fund, 3475
West Chester Pike, Suite 230,
Newtown Square, PA, 19073.
Gifford is the 44-year-old son of
Beverly and Gene Dutton of
Beverly Hills.
Fitness team leaders
to meet today
Fitness in Citrus The
Communitywide Fitness Challenge
2005 will begin Monday and run
until Sunday, Feb. 20. The team
leader kick-off meetings are at 4 or
5 p.m. today at the health clinic in
the Lecanto Government Complex,
off West Sovereign path, Lecanto.
Each team must have a repre-
sentative at this meeting to pick up
all necessary challenge documen-
tation and submit all team mem-
bers' names. Complete details,
forms, materials and special hand-
outs will be given at the team lead-
ers' meeting.
For information, call Tom O'Brien
at 527-0068, Ext. 287.


Argenziano drafting
50/50 drawing bill
State Sen. Nancy Argenziano,
R-Dunnellon, said Tuesday from
Tallahassee she was drafting a bill
to allow chambers of commerce,
homeowners associations and
sports booster groups to use 50/50
drawings to raise money for chari-
table or civic purposes.
She was filing the bill in
response to an attorney general's
opinion that civic groups not regis-
tered as 501 (c) (3) groups with the
Internal Revenue Service could not
use the drawings. Argenziano said
Rep. Charles Dean, R-Inverness,
will file a companion bill in the
House.
Argenziano said she felt the bill
would help the groups be legal
regarding the state's gambling
laws, while allowing them to raise
money for community purposes.
EMS team delivers
baby in ambulance
A Nature Coast EMS EMT-para-
medic team helped deliver a
healthy baby boy inside their
ambulance late Monday outside a
Beverly Hills home.
Paramedic Ken Watson said his
partner, EMT Greg Ruiz, received
a call at about 11 p.m. that a
woman was going into labor.
The woman's water broke before
the team arrived at the house.
Watson said he had just opened
his OB kit when he saw the baby's
head.
The baby's father was also pres-
ent for support, Watson said.
Though the delivery was
Watson's sixth, it was Ruiz's first.
"It's real rare to deliver inside an
ambulance," Watson said. 'The
baby's doing fine now at Citrus
Memorial."




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address the council and
explain his private group's
plans for the event A story
about his group's idea for had
run Sunday in the Chronicle.
Since the item had not been


on the agenda,
declined to
vote on it, but
said it could be
put on a future
agenda.
Rich s
group's idea is
to be modeled
on the "Horse
Fever" event in
Ocala. A num-
ber of cities
across the
nation have
used thematic
Fiberglas fig-
ures such as
horses and


the council


it
team. I
will take
county
togeti
do it.

Lo
about the Manat


cows painted by artists to raise
money for the arts. The spon-
sored figures get auctioned
and finally put on display
around the city,
Rich told the council that his
group had been quietly work-


ing on the idea for more than a
year and a half. When the idea
that someone should do such a
program was mentioned in a
recent news story, he figured it
was'time to speak up.
The idea is to use the event
to raise money for a cultural
arts center on the west side of
the county. Residual spinoffs
can help fund arts programs in


the future.


He said his
group has
takes a formed a non-
s a profit organi-
think it zation, the
Nature Coast
a whole Cultural
Alliance, with
pulling an aim of
building a cul-
her to tural arts cen-
ter that would
sponsor a wide
range of cul-
'is Thomas tural pro-
ee Magic project. grams.
It has copy-
righted the
title "Manatee Magic" for the
event and hopes to have the
artistically rendered manatees
finished by next year's
Manatee Festival in January.
Woman's club member Lois
Thomas said her group didn't


know about the cultural
alliance and had been working-
for a year on a similar idea.
Thomas said later the club did-'
n't want to hurt any effort that
would help the city or county,
but wanted the city to under-
stand its interest
She said a cultural centef
was a wonderful idea, and the6'
club was ready to help an j
effort that benefited the city or
county. She said the organiza'
tion had more ideas concern2,
ing the manatee theme, too6'
such as manatee Christmas,
decorations in the city. .
Rich later said he appreciate,
ed the club's parallel interest
. and said his group would b,.
honored to have its assistance,,
He noted the role of the club inu
civic causes, and that Thoma:,
was a well-known fund-raiser..-
in the county.
"She is one of the hardes.t-_,
workers I know," he said.
Of the effort for a juries,
manatee event, Thomas said.
she wished her club ha.*2
known about the cultura-.
alliance's plans sooner, ang
added the group remains veqwV
interested in the idea.
It takes a team," she said. 'i
think it will take a whole coun-
ty pulling together to do it"
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Thomas Brock, 61
INVERNESS
Thomas Edward Brock, 61,
Inverness, died Saturday, Jan.
8, 2005, at his home under the
thre of his family and Hospice.
Born Dec. 26, 1943, in
Detroit, Mich., to Linwood and
Olga (Vitizyncski) Brock, he
Moved to this area six years
ago from Joppa, Md.
. Mr. Brock was employed as a
project manager in the con-
struction industry.
He was a member of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Aerie 3992 of Inverness and the
VFW Men's Auxiliary.
'.le loved to boat and fish and
was an avid coin collector
'He was Protestant
Survivors include his wife of
ig years, Sheryl M. Brock of
nhierness; mother, Olga Brock
of Livonia, Mich.; four daugh-
ters, Valerie Tourangeau of
Westland, Mich., Kelly Dunaja
anal husband, Robert, of New
Smyrna Beach, Kim Kuemmer
and husband, Thomas, of
Joppa, Md., and Lori Lee and
husband, Gary, of Westland,
Mich.; two brothers, Dan Brock
Of Orange Park and Vernon
Brock of Redford Township,
Mich.; one sister, Pat
VanLeuven and husband, KD.,
of Spokane, Wash.; and seven
grandchildren.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.
H. William 'Bill'
DeFosse, 91
: INVERNESS
H. William "Bill" DeFosse,
01, Inverness, formerly Citrus
Springs, died
Saturday, Jan.
8, 2005, in
Inverness.
' Born Nov. 5,
113, in
Stafford
Springs, Conn.,
son of Henry
and Eugenie
:W o o d ) .,
IDeFosse, he
Iblved to '
Citrus Springs
Itl 1976 from
Wallingford, Conn., where he
lived from 1954-76, and in 2002
he moved to Inverness.
[ Prior to retiring from AAA,
Mr. DeFosse owned and oper-
ated the Mr. Softee Ice Cream
trick in Wallingford during the
summer and drove a school bus
fr Wall's Transportation in the
winter. Earlier in life, he and
his wife, Edith, owned and
operated DeFosse's Market in
%'awcatuck Conn.
SHe proudly served in the
.LLS. Navy aboard the USS
Santee (CVE-29) then the USS
Cabot (CVL-28) as aviator
machinist mate second class
(AMM2C) assigned to VF-29
lighting Squadron beginning
the fall of 1942 and detached
$Om VF-29 September 1945.
~lI received medals and
aWards for service from all
around the world.
: 'e was a member of the
%lthting Squadron VF-29
Association and a life member
RfEdward W Penno VFW Post
3864 of Citrus Springs.
' Mr. DeFosse and his wife
enjoyed many years of retire-
ment with friends in a great
'community. He was an avid
roller and was happiest on the
course at Rainbow Springs,
w\visted Oaks and Pine Ridge
with all his golf buddies. He
also loved being around kids.
SHis wife, Edith Antoinette
Manfredi) DeFosse, preceded
himin in death Aug. 10, 1997. He
3Ss also preceded by a brother,
him DeFosse, in World War II
ind a sister, Jenny Panciera of
:Stfliford Springs, Conn.
"'Survivors include two
daughters, Diane Douglas and
~isband, Frank, of Wallingford,
2trnn., and Debra Betts and
Mtband, John, of Saco, Maine;
H dchildren, Jeffrey Bartlett,
EiAra Bartlett, Dena Hayden,
icia van der Voo and Ryan
BOuglas; and great-grandchil-
4in, Kristopher Horniak Jr.
ha Gabrielle and Madeline
:yJden.
"Fero Funeral Home with
4matory, Beverly Hills.

:Ruth Dixon, 88
INVERNESS


, -Ruth Dixon, 88, Inverness,
'died Sunday, Jan. 9,2005, at her
hidme under the care of her
*famiily and Hospice.
A native of Newark, N.J., she
was born July 12, 1916, to
William and Lillian Hofacker
and came to this area in 1983
from Pompano Beach.
- '.he was a former member of
:he Inverness Golf & Country
UCltb, where she loved to golf
'vith her friends. Being a gre-
garious person, she enjoyed
eing around people, attending
It'ties and family gatherings.
S was especially fond of chil-


dren's charities and loved to
contribute to them.
She was Protestant
Her husband, Denmar
Dixon, preceded her in death
Aug. 9, 1989.
Survivors include two sons,
William L. Dixon, M.D., and
wife, Pat, of Inverness and
Richard Dixon and wife,
Sandy, of Crystal River; one
daughter, Deanna R. Cagle and
husband, Stuart, of Raleigh,
N.C.; 10 grandchildren; and 26
great-grandchildren.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.

Lenore
Hudson, 64
OCALA
Lenore Ethel Hudson, 64,
Ocala, died Sunday, Jan. 9,
2005, at Shands Hospital in
Gainesville.
A native of Exeter, N.H., she
was born Aug. 8, 1940, to
Kenneth and Dorothy
(McGuire) Novak and moved to
this area from Stafford Springs,
Conn., in 1990.
She enjoyed arts and crafts,
especially china painting and
ceramics and was an avid line
and square dancer
Additionally, she volunteered
her time for the Citrus
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
and the Pleasant Grove
Elementary School first grade
class. She also was a member
of the Red Hat Society.
Her husband, Paul Michael
Hudson, preceded her in death
Jan. 17,2004.
Survivors include three sons,
Kenneth R. Hudson and wife,
Susan, of Columbus, Ga., Kevin
M. Hudson and wife, Monica, of
Inverness and Timothy P
Hudson and wife, Nellie, of
Stafford Springs, Conn.; one
daughter, Tammy Hudson of
Inverness; five grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.

Buster
Michael, 77
HOMOSASSA
Buster Ray "Doc" Michael,
77, Homosassa, died Sunday,


Jan. 9, 2005, in
Crystal River.
Born Nov. 6,
1927, in
Knobel, Ark,
to Evert and


Anna Michael, he was a winter
resident coming from Coloma,
Mich., since 1990.
Mr. Michael was an auto
mechanic and a U.S. Army vet-
eran of World War II and
Korea.
He loved playing the violin,
banjo and guitar and loved the
snow.
He was Protestant
He was preceded in death by
two brothers, Earl and Stearl
Michael, and one sister, Ethel
Grimes.
Survivors include his wife of
54 years, Alta June Michael of
Homosassa; daughter, Karen
Janelle Evans and husband,
Mark, 'of Bedford, N.H.; two
brothers, Arthur Michael and
John Michael both of Arkansas;
four sisters, Frances Newton of
California, lola Wilson of
Arkansas, Alma Fisher of
Homosassa and Sylvia Little of
Michigan; and three grandchil-


dren, Christopher, Jason and
Shelby.
Hooper Funeral Home,
Homosassa.

Marvin Moore, 73
DUNNELLON
Marvin Earl Moore, 73,
Dunnellon, died Monday, Jan.
10, 2005.
He was born
in Hillhouse,
Tenn., and
moved here in
1989 from
Cape Cod, Mass.
Mr. Moore served 20 years
with the U.S. Air Force and
retired as a staff sergeant He
was also a retired truck driver
employed by Pat Salmon Mail.
He was a member of
Riverland Baptist Church,
where he was head deacon.
Survivors include his wife,
Shirley Moore of Dunnellon;
four sons, Deward Alan Moore,
Stephen Moore, Martin E.
Moore and Eric Johanson all of
Dunnellon; two brothers,
Edward L. Moore of Mount
Juliet, Tenn., and Richard
Moore of Kingsport, Tenn.; and
one sister, Ailene McCommon
of Memphis, Tenn.
Roberts Funeral Home,
Dunnellon.

Richard Paul, 72
DUNNELLON
Richard D. Paul, 72,
Dunnellon, died Tuesday, Jan.
11, 2005, in
Ocala.
Born in
Ashland, Pa.,
he moved here
nine and a half
years ago from Lewisburg, Pa.
Mr. Paul was a retired tax
assessor employed by the state
of Pennsylvania and a U.S.
Navy veteran.
He was a member of First
Baptist Church of Dunnellon,
American Legion Wall Rives
Post 58 in Dunnellon, Ashland
Lodge F&AM 294 in Ashland,
Pa., Scottish Rite in
Harrisburg, Pa., Loyal Order of
The Moose 2308 in Dunnellon
and Seabees of Citrus County
Island X-18.
Survivors include his wife,
Marlene D. Paul of Dunnellon;
and two daughters, Marsha
Paul and Lori Paul, both of
Harrisburg, Pa.
Roberts .. Funeral. Home,
Dunnellon.
Albert
Rigoulot, 82
HOMOSASSA
Albert W. Rigoulot, 82,
Homosassa, died Monday, Jan.
10, 2005, at
Crystal River
Health and
Rehabilitation
Center


He was born Aug. 13, 1922, in
Brooklyn, N.Y, to Harold and
Helen (Bucklin) Rigoulot
He served in the U.S. Army
during World War II and was a
retired bank vice president
He was Catholic.
Survivors include two sons,
Keith Rigoulot of Crystal River
and Kevin Rigoulot and wife,
Shore, of Yaphank, N.Y; one
daughter, Kim Verbeke and
husband, Charlie, of
Huntington Station, N.Y; five
grandchildren; and a brother,
Ken Rigoulot of Inverness.
Wilder Funeral Home,
Homosassa Springs.

Arthur Shaver, 84
BEVERLY HILLS
Arthur J. Shaver, 84, Beverly
Hills, died Tuesday, Jan. 11,
2005, in
Beverly Hills.
Born in St.
Louis, Mo., to
Arthur C. and
Rose (Galasky)
Shaver, he came here from
Syracuse, N.Y, in 1983.
Mr Shaver retired after 33
years as a civil engineer in
charge of the construction of
power plants and dams on the
rivers in upper New York State
for the Niagara Mohawk Power
Corp. of Syracuse, N.Y
He was a World War II U.S.
Navy veteran serving in the
European Theatre and was a
Bronze Star recipient
He was an avid golfer
He was Catholic.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Margaret Shaver, Aug.
7,2002; and his brother, Ronald
Shaver, in 2001.
Survivors include four sis-
ters, Lorraine Becker and hus-
band, Harry, Evelyn Seigel and
Ruth Raidt all of St Louis, Mo.,
and Nancy Hemeyer and hus-
band, Robert, of Morrison, Mo.;
and many nephews and nieces.
Fero Funeral Home with
Crematory, Beverly Hills.

Walter Shelton
Sr., 76
INVERNESS
Walter Glen Shelton Sr, 76,
Inverness, died Sunday, Jan. 9,
2005, at Citrus
Memorial
Hospital.
Born May 26,
1928, in
Chattanooga,
Tenn., to Robert and Edna
(Dean) Shelton, he moved to
this area in 1974 from Fort
Lauderdale.
Mr Shelton was a veteran of
the United States Air Force,
having served in both Korea
.and Germany.
He owned his own business
of Shelton's Home Impro-
vement and enjoyed piloting
his own plane.
He was a member of the


Disabled American Veterans,
and he was Baptist
He was preceded in death by
two brothers.
Survivors include his wife,
Elburta Shelton of Inverness;
one son, Walter G. "Glen"
Shelton Jr. and wife, Sherry, of
Inverness; two daughters,
Barbara Clifton and husband,
Brian, of Inverness and
Rosemary O'Connor and hus-
band, Joe, of Jacksonville; one
stepson, Billy Brown and wife,
Wilma, of Inverness; two sis-
ters, Jean Coachman of
Inverness and Billie Dean
Calahan of Morganton, N.C.;
seven grandchildren; and six
great-grandchildren.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.

Carey Smoak, 94
INVERNESS
Carey Frank Smoak, 94,
Inverness, died Saturday, Jan.
8, 2005, in Surrey Place of
Lecanto.
A native of Floral City, he
was born Aug. 30, 1910, to M.M.
and Francis Landrum Smoak
and was a lifetime resident.
Mr. Smoak was a retired
building contractor, having
been a partner with Smoak &
Ogden Construction Company
and later with Smoak & White
Construction. Additionally, he
was the property manager for
the Espedeco Estate in
Inverness until 1980.
He was a charter member of
the Inverness Golf & Country
Club and assisted with devel-
oping Davis Lake Estates.
Mr. Smoak was active in the
Masonic Order, being a mem-
ber of Citrus Lodge No. 118 and
past master of Floral City
Masonic Lodge No. 133, Ocala


Scottish Rite, Egypt Shrine
Temple, Citrus Shrine Club,
and past president of Inverness
Kiwanis Club.
He was a member of the
First Presbyterian Church of
Inverness, where he served as
an elder and supervised in the
construction of the new sanctu-
ary.
Survivors include his wife,
Virginia King Smoak; one
daughter, Patricia White and
husband, Jack, of Inverness;
two sisters, Murrice "Smoaky"
Herb and Allene Bellot, both of
Floral City; and two grandchil-
dren, Carey White and Heather
White Pegler-Burnham.
He was preceded in death by
his first wife, Essie Smoak, a
brother, Morgan, and a sister,
Leone Banes.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
with Crematory, Inverness.

Lillian Tozzini, 86
BURTONSVILLE,
MD.
Lillian Alice Balcom Tozzini,
86, formerly of Crystal River,
died Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005, at
Holy Cross Nursing Home,
Burtonsville, Md.
She was born Sept 21, 1918,
in White Plains, N.Y
Survivors include one son,
Thomas Tozzini of Woodbine,
Md.; two daughters, Kathryn
Johnson of Yucca Valley, Calif.,
and Gina Rupp of Bangor,,Pa.;
five grandchildren; and three
great-grandchildren.
Lillian will be buried with
her late husband, Lee Tozzini,
in a family plot in White Plains,
N.Y
Memorial contributions may
be made to Hospice of Howard

Please see DEATHS/Page 7A


'Funeral 'iome Wmith Crematory
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Service: Friday 2pm; Service: Wednesday 10am
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Thomas Brock Ruth Dixon
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programs in the county.

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Management Agency (FEMA) and consists of representatives from The Salvation Army, American
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of Christ in the U.S.A., and the United Way of America. The Local Board was charged to distribute
funds appropriated by Congress to help expand the capacity of food and shelter programs in high-
need areas around the country.

A Local Board made up of American Red Cross, United Way of Citrus County, The Salvation Army,
et al., will determine how the funds awarded to Citrus County are to be distributed among the
emergency food and shelter programs run by local service agencies in the area. The Local Board is
responsible for recommending agencies to receive these funds and any additional funds available
under this phase of the program.

Under the terms of the grant from the National Board, local agencies chosen to receive funds must:
1) be private voluntary non-profits or units of government, 2) have an accounting system, 3) practice
nondiscrimination, 4) have demonstrated the capability to deliver emergency food and/or shelter
programs, and 5) if they are a private voluntary organization, they must have a voluntary board.
Qualifying agencies are urged to apply.

Citrus County has distributed Emergency Food and Shelter funds previously to Daystar Life Center,
Citrus United Basket (CUB), Citrus Abuse Shelter Association (CASA), The Salvation Army, and the
Annie W. Johnson Senior Service Center. These agencies were responsible for providing 9,556
meals, 1,334 nights of mass shelter, as well as rent and/or mortgage assistance to 81 households,
and energy assistance to 56 households during 2004.

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DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle
Nineteen Citrus County teachers were recognized for becoming National Board Certified
Tuesday during the Citrus County School Board meeting. Teachers pictured from left are:
Karen Janota, Angela Williams, Theresa Stoufer, Nancy Chambers, Theresa Manning, Debra
Roopani, Linda Ferrara, BettyAnn Kolar, Jana Flaherty, Julie Pompaselli-Jones, Sandra Balfour,
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City asks for restoration council


Group will focus

on Crystal River

JIM HUNTER
jhunter@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
The Crystal River City
Council on Monday approved a
resolution advocating the cre-
ation of a Crystal River Kings
Bay Restoration Council by the
state Department of Envi-
ronmental Protection.
The resolution noted that
Kings Bay and the Crystal
River are a home for the
endangered manatee and an
important ecosystem and natu-


ral resource, as well as a
source of economic wealth for
the state and county. It asked
that a council be established, to
steer a program focused on
restoring the water of Crystal
River, especially Kings Bay,
and to coordinate and oversee
interagency efforts to halt the
degradation of these waters.
On Monday the council also:
passed amendments to the
City Council Policy Manual
requiring "a welcoming and
helpful atmosphere to citi-
zens," as well as requiring
council meetings to be con-
ducted "in an open, dignified
and professional manner."
The council members and
mayor are also prohibited from
"chiding or scolding citizens or


other council members for
expressing their dissenting
views."
awarded a lease to
Manatee Tour and Dive
Company property on N.W 3rd
Street.
approved a bid to Pospiech
Contracting for $8,250 for
Crystal Street sewer repair.
removed Benje Thomas
from the Community Rede-
velopment Agency, moved
Bruce Garrison from Alternate
Seat 1 to a regular seat, and
moved Charles Slider from
Alternate Seat 2 to Alternate
Seat 1.


New teachers


DEATHS
Continued from Page 6A

County Md., Lillian Tozzini
Memorial, 5537 Twin Knolls
Road, Suite 433, Columbia, MD
21045.
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Funeral


Thomas Edward Brock A
celebration of life memorial
service will be conducted at 10
a.m. Friday, Jan. 14, 2005, at the
Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home
of Inverness with Fraternal
Order of Eagles Aerie
Chaplain Rocky Lane officiat-
ing. There will be no calling
hours at the funeral home.
Family and friends so desiring
may make contributions to
Hospice of Citrus County, PO.
Box 641270, Beverly Hills, FL
34464 in lieu of flowers.
H. William "Bill" DeFosse. A
memorial service for H.
William "Bill" DeFosse, 91, will
be conducted in Connecticut
Private committal of ashes will
be at Fero Memorial Gardens
Cemetery, Beverly Hills.
Cremation arrangements
under the care of Fero Funeral
Home with Crematory, Beverly
Hills. Notes or cards with fond
memories or stories, may be
sent to daughter, Diane
Douglas, 2 Shire Drive,
Wallingford, CT 06491 for the
family to share.
Ruth Dixon. A memorial
service will be conducted at 10
a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, 2005,


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Funeral Home of Inverness.
Cremation and interment will
follow at a later date. There
will be no calling hours at the
funeral home. Following serv-
ices, family and friends are
invited to Bill and Pat Dixon's
residence for a "Celebration of
Life" in Ruth's memory, where
lunch and fellowship will be
provided. In lieu of flowers,
memorials are requested to
Hospice, PO. Box 641270,
Beverly Hills, FL 34464.
Lenore Ethel Hudson.
Funeral services will be con-
ducted at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan.
13, 2005, from the Chas. E.
Davis Funeral Home of
Inverness with Ms. Jane Baker
officiating. Interment will fol-
low at a later date in Florida
National Cemetery. The family
will receive friends at the
funeral home Thursday from 6
p.m. until the hour of service.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
are being received by Hospice,
PO. Box 641270, Beverly Hills,
FL 34464.
Buster Ray "Doc" Michael.
The service of remembrance
for Buster Ray "Doc" Michael,
77, Homosassa, will be con-
ducted at 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan.
13, 2005, at the Homosassa
Chapel of Hooper Funeral
Homes. Cremation will be
under the direction of Hooper
Crematory, Inverness. Friends
may call from 2 p.m. until the
time of service Thursday at the
chapel.


Albert W. Rigoulot A funeral
service for Albert W Rigoulot,
82, Homosassa, will be conm.
ducted at 7 p.m. Sunday, Ja"i.
16, 2005, at the Wilder Funeral
Home, Homosassa Springs,
with Deacon Sam Hunt offi*
ating. Friends may call at t
funeral home Sunday from 2
4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.pm.
Inurnment will be at 10 a,mN
Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2005,
Florida National Cemeter,
Bushnell. Wilder FuneiRt
Home is assisting the family
with arrangements.
Carey Frank Smoak. Funeral
services will be conducted af2
p.m. Friday, Jan. 14, 2005, froQ
the First Presbyterian Churq]M
of Inverness with the R
Craig Davies and Dr. Ralph
Hoffman officiating. Masonic-
graveside services and bun"al
will follow in Oak Ri de
Cemetery. There will be nq
calling hours at the fune~i1
home. In lieu of flower^.
memorials are being accepted
by Hospice Building Fund, P,
Box 641270, Beverly Hills, F..
34464.

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mitted by licensed funer-
al homes. L
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notices are subject to ', ce
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Help a child in your community
by signing up for training to
become a Volunteer Guardian Ad
Litem in order to speak up for
abused children in dependency
court.
More than 350 children in Citrus
County are assigned to the
Guardian Ad Litem Program. They
have been removed from their
homes as innocent victims of
abuse or neglect and are protect-
ed by the courts. Unfortunately,
more new cases come into the
system every day. Too many are
without volunteer guardians. You
can help this critical problem by
stepping up and volunteering your
heart, time and skills to advocate
for these children in need.
The Florida Guardian Ad Litem
Program is offering daytime train-
ing for volunteer candidates on
Thursday, Friday, Jan. 18 and 19
at the Wildwood City Hall in
Sumter County, Wildwood.
Call..yur local GALP office
todoy for an information packet
and sign up for 2005 classes.
February classes will be offered in
Lake County (Leesburg), 742-
6398; March classes in Hernando
County (Brooksville), 754-4226;
May classes in Marion County
(Ocala), 369-2525; and June
classes in Citrus County
(Inverness), 341-6725. Call today!

Nar-Anon ready to
offer families help
Is drug abuse a problem in your
family? Nar-Anon can help!
Addiction affects the whole fami-
ly. So does recovery.
Talk to someone who truly
understands.
Nar-Anon is a support group for
the families and friends of addicts.
It meets to:
Learn drug abuse is an ill-
ness.
Share our problems.
Replace despair with hope.
Help regain our self-confi-
dence.
!Improve the famiJy,ttitu,de,q,
Jpin this group at 8 p.m.
Wednesdays starting at Act II,
1515 White Lake Drive, Inverness.
Call 637-1738 or (352) 220-
3876. Visit the Web site: www.nar-
anon.org.
Citrus County Council
slates meeting
The next regular Citrus County
Council meeting, which is open to
the public, will be at 9 a.m. today,
at the Beverly Hills Lions Club, 72
Civic Circle, Beverly Hills.
The newly elected officers for
2005 will be installed by
Commissioner Joyce Valentino,
herself a former CCC president.
The guest speaker will be Tom
Franklin, general manager of
WYKE, Channel 49.
Member organizations and
associate members are reminded
that annual dues payments are
due in January.
All delegates and guests are
urged to attend.
Home ed club
schedules tea
The members of Citrus County
Home and Community Education
Clubs are pleased to present a
"Royal Tea for Loyalties" for mem-
bers who have served the commu-
nity!for 20 or more years.
If will be at 2 p.m. Thursday,
Jan. 13, at the Canning Center in
Lecanto. Members and family
members are'invited.


Group celebrated

Christmas at

Plantation Inn
Special to the Chronicle


Creative Quilters of Citrus County cele-
brated Christmas at the Plantation Inn.
The menus served were macadamia-crust-
ed chicken and poached salmon with herb
sauce. The dinners were superb and
everyone had a very good time. Now that
the holidays are over the guild is rapidly
approaching the March 2005 Quilt Show,
which will be on March 25 and 26 at the


For information about the
guild, call Pati Sargeant
at 527-3636 or Addie
Atkinson at 3444562.

Crystal River Middle School.
Quilt Show meetings will be conducted
at 9 a.m. before every business meeting.
Other meetings may be called before
monthly workshops as necessary.
It is imperative that all chairwomen or
their alternatives will attend.
Members are reminded that registra-


tions of quilts are to be submitted at the
business meeting on Jan. 12.
Cruiser quilts should be brought to the
next business meeting so they may be
turned over to the sheriff's office on Jan.
19. Nancy Green of "The Stitching Place,"
Crystal River, has volunteered to produce
the newsletter.
Submit all items to her by calling 564-
0600. The Jan. 19 "Petal Play" workshop
will be taught by Nancy Green.
For information about the guild, call
Pati Sargeant at 527-3636 or Addie
Atkinson at 344-4562.
For information about the quilt show,
call Helen Siegel at 447-5573 or Nora
Hadley at 563-1457.


Playhouse 19 presents revue


DONNA FOSTER/Special to the Chronicle
Set designer Jim Davis and student Heather Foster work together to meticulously apply details to the skyscraper set of "Rodgers
and Hart A Celebration," opening Thursday at Playhouse 19 In Crystal River.


Rodgers and Hart hits stage for

musical extravaganza

DONNA FOSTER
Special to the Chronicle
The musical revue: "Rodgers and Hart A Celebration"
will open Thursday January 13 at Playhouse 19 the
Community Theater of Citrus County Inc. This play, present-
ed in a 1930s radio format, features a radio announcer
played by Jim Farley and his precocious sidekick played
by Donovan Foster.
The announcers unravel the story behind the songs mark-
ing the long collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz
Hart. This show promises to delight with tuneful melodies
and tasty lyrics.
This show, directed by Danielle Flury, also finds her on
stage singing the role of Girl No. 2. Flury has won Playhouse
19's Crystal Awards as favorite singer and musical director.
Winner of last year's 'Favorite Male Vocalist award, the tal-
ented Richard Flury sings the role of Boy No. 1. He is known
to many of you from his work at St. Benedict Catholic Church.


Flury most recently appeared in "Kismet"
Coming from Spring Hill's Stage West is vocalist Shirley
Button. Button appeared in "Cabaret," "Secret Garden" and
most recently, 'Jekyll and Hyde."
Also from Stage West is Michael Benson who recently
appeared as the Caliph in "Kismet"
- This will be his first appearance at Playhouse 19.
Musical numbers featured in the 'show celebrate the age-
old themes of happiness, loneliness, friendship, sorrow and
love. The show has more than 50 songs from this fabulous col-
laboration, including "Falling in Love with Love," "Thou
Swell," "With A Song In My Heart," "Blue Moon," and
"Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered."
Playhouse 19's set was built by Richard Flury with the
backdrop designed by Jim Davis. Davis and Heather Foster
(also a cast member) painted the cityscape background.
The show runs from Thursday through Jan. 30 at
Playhouse 19: 7:30 p.m. Thursday; 8 p.m. Friday and
Saturday; and 2 p.m. Sunday.
For more information or to purchase tickets from the box
office, call 563-1333 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday.
The theater is at 865 N. Suncoast Highway in Crystal River
(U.S. 19, just north of the airport).


ds help now ewing up the holidays
Make resolution to
kids help now9


Special to the Chronicle
Sadie, left, and Scooby, take
a break at the Harmons In
Beverly Hills. They share their
comfy digs with the family
cat.


News NOTES
Gong show meeting
set for Wednesday
There will be a meeting for
planning a Gong Show for the
Alzheimer's Family Organization \
at noon today at Brentwood.
RSVP: Joyce Centrella, 746-
6611, fax 746-8696; or Vicki
Huskey, 746-6600, Ext. 8577,
fax 746-0866.
United Residents of J
BH to meet
The United Residents of
Beverly Hills will host its monthly '\
meeting at 1:30 p.m. today at ,
the S.J. Kellner Auditorium.
This month's guest speaker I
will be County Commissioner t
Vicki Phillips.
The yearly dues of $5 per -I
household are now due for
2005. Swearing in of the new i
officers will be done also at this
meeting.
The public is welcome to
attend the meeting, and all resi- -
dents of Beverly Hills are urged
to become members.
Community center .
offers art class
The West Citrus Community
Center will offer art instruction
from artist Edna Radford.
Beginning today, she will take
participants through simple art
techniques covering oil paints,
pastels and pencil.
The six-week session will run
on a weekly basis for $10 a
week. For those searching for a
quiet, relaxing location to learn
easy art techniques, the West
Citrus Community Center is the
answer. Call 795-3831.
Friends to conduct
membership drive
The Friends of The
Community Centers Inc. 2005
Membership Drive has started
and the first meeting of the
members for 2005 will be at 10
a.m. today in the Inverness
Community-Center located on
Paul Drive in Inverness. Plan to
attend.
Artist one-person, ,
opening today 'W
Barbara Kerr, who has been,
teaching intermediate watercolor
classes in Citrus County for 5
years, is having a one-person
show of her paintings at the
East Wall Gallery, Citrus County
Art League, 2644 Annapolis
Ave., Hernando.
The show opens today and
Mrs. Kerr will be hosting a
reception from 5 to 7 p.m. on
Friday, Jan. 21. She particularly
wishes to extend a reception
invitation to her past and pres-
ent students.
German American
Club meets monthly
The German American Social
Club meets the second
Wednesday monthly at the
Beverly Hills Recreation Center. -
Visitors are welcome.
The next meeting is at 7 p.m.,
Wednesday. After the meeting
there will be refreshments and
entertainment.
Civic center hosts
Presidential Ball
Highlands Civic Center will
host a Presidential Ball dinner
dance on Saturday, open to the
public. A pork dinner will be
served at 6 p.m. Dancing to the
music of Citrus Party Time starts
at 7. Coffee, cake and soda
(BYOB). The cost is $10 for
members; $12 for non-mem-
bers. Call Flo at 344-1563, Joy
at 726-7476 or Joyce at 637-
3371. Today is the cut-off date.

Pet SPOTLIGHT
Puppy love


Library donation


KAREN SLASKA/Special to the Chronicle
Friends of Lakes Region Library recently presented Flossie Benton Rogers (third from right),
library director for the Citrus County Library System, with a check for $5,000 for large-print
fiction, westerns and mysteries, children's books, CDs and DVDs. From left, are: Erika
Nemeth, director; Glenda Martin, secretary; Judy Rose, director; Leslie Fraze, president; Santa
(aka Bill Emener); Benton Rogers; Sandy Price, vice president; and Donna Bockskopf, treas-
urer. The donation was from money raised at the Friends of the Citrus County Library System's
Fall Book Sale. The new library materials will be on the shelves at Lakes Region Library soon.


C.H.I.P.S lends hand


BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
Capital City Bank in Crystal River recently made a donation
to Citrus Hearing Impaired Program Services. From left,
are: Robin Falkenburg, Capital City senior office manager;
Maureen Whitaker, CHIPS executive director; Steve
Martin Capital City community president.


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CITRus COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE


Letters to the EDITOR


= Hot Corner TSUNAMI RELIEF =


So many generous
The Gulf to Lakes Pilot Club
of Citrus County Inc. held its
2004 Parade of Trees on Nov.
19 at St Michael's Greek
Orthodox Church in Lecanto.
Proceeds were donated to
Citrus County charities, thanks
to the generous individuals,
businesses and groups which
support this annual event
Special thanks go to the fol-
lowing purchasers of the trees:
Bay Area Air Conditioning,
Citrus Hematology &
Oncology, Crystal Motor Car
Co., Dr. Trifon Dalkalitsis,
Holcim (US) Inc., Dr. Joseph
Dorn, Scott Lee, Dr. Blessilda
Liu, Love Nissan/Honda,
Merrill Lynch, Linda Pursley,
Dr. Ralph Rogers, Strickland
Funeral Home, Carrie Swope,
Village Cadillac-Toyota, Wal-
Mart of Homosassa (two trees),
Sharon Weaver, Woodland
Terrace, World Security
Initiatives Inc.
The Parade of Trees would
not be possible without the fol-
lowing creative decorators: A+
Healthcare Specialists Inc.,
Jeri Augustine and Bevin
Brayton, Cedar Creek Assisted
Living Facility, Joyce Centrella
- Pilot International Florida
District N.W Regional lieu-
tenant governor, Citrus
Memorial Hospital Recovery
Room, Citrus Paint & Decor,
Cracker Quilters, Crown Court,
Crystal Florist, Crystal River
Woman's Club, Doris Dickson
and Lane Vick, Joan
Diffenderfer and Janine Carr,
Dudley's Auctions, Duffy
Inamorati, Deb King, Life Care
Center of Citrus County,
Sharon Paup and Laura
Putzback, Pleasant Grove
Manor, Sugarmill Manor, Wal-


Mart of Homosassa and
Woodland Terrace Care Center
Many donations were
received for our live and silent
auction from the following: Ace
Hardware of Hernando, Ace
Hardware of Inverness, Action
Design, All About Hair,
Applebee's of Crystal River,
Apollo Deep Sea Fishing Boat,
Badcock Furniture, Bank of
America of Crystal River, Ann
Betzold, Big T's Golf Shop,
Brannen Banks, Brentwood
Golf, Cedar Creek Assisted
Living Facility, Charles Pope
Cellular, Chili's Restaurant of
Crystal River, Cinnamon Sticks,
Citrus Alternative Medicine,
Citrus County Art League,
Citrus County Chronicle,
Coastal Trophy & Signs, Crystal
Aero Group, Crystal River
Wine & Cheese Co., Karen
Cummins, Dan's Clam Stand,
Susan Dekens, Joan
Diffenderfer, Juanita Downum,
Gail Dyer of Frame Designs,
Wally Faherty, Marge Freund,
Capt Jim Gilroy, Glory Nails,
Gold & Diamond Exchange,
Jim Green Jewelers, Gulf
Islands Civic Theatre, Elaine
and Art Heller, Duffy
Inamorati, Inverness Car Wash
and JCPenney Styling Salon.
Also, the Jarrard Family,
Keepit Safe Storage & Moving,
Kenneth Charles Jewelers,
Deb King, Diana Kingree-
Consultant, Ladybug Florist,
Sue Littnan, Manatee Office
Supply, Sally Manoly, Mr. B's
Car Wash, Mr. King's
Restaurant, Kristen Milford,
Military Outlet, Misty River
Restaurant, Neffer's Bowling,
Outback Restaurant, Pam
Peck, Maryland Peterson,
Playhouse 19, Poe House
Books, Puttin' On the Ritz,
Charline Reed, Jan Robertson,


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Karen Ryan, Barbara Shupe,
The Silver Palate, Skidmore's
Sport Supply, Jim Steiner and
Joe Zumpbol, Sugarmill
Manor Assisted Living Facility,
Sun Art, SunTrust Banks-
Crystal River, Susie's Hair
Fashion, Trend Center Hair
Design, Barb Verbout and
Sylvia Vilchis.
Others making valuable con-
tributions to our fundraiser
include Citrus County
Chronicle, Chas. E. Davis
Funeral Home, Dr. Zulfiquar
Fazal, Dennis Hoffmann,
Nature Coast Lodge and
Sugarmill Manor Assisted
Living Facility.
Maryland Peterson
Jan Robertson
co-chairwomen,
Parade of Trees
Gulf to Lakes Pilot Club
of Citrus County Inc.

Humility first
This is for Marilyn Day -
Where is your shame?
You find it amusing to call
those who disagree with you
"ignorant" I know you don't
believe there is a God, but I
do, and especially after
George W Bush has been re-
elected for "four more years."
Certainly God answers
prayers!
It is you who have no shame.
I have watched this nation
deteriorate under Clinton and
others in the Democratic Party
who seek to destroy every
trace of God in our country.
To you I say: Get over it
Finally the Church has
"come out of the closet" and
said: We must return our
country to the God of our fore-
fathers.


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Fruind PaR


Read your history books!
God Almighty has given us
another chance with a firm
leader, one who doesn't care
about politics. He places those
around him who share the
views of a majority of the peo-
ple he serves. These are some
of the most honorable leaders
we have had in a long time.
I think it is you who should
be ashamed. Where were you
during the previous adminis-
tration? Talk about shame?
Our country went down so far
morally, I wondered if we
could ever recover but
some of us are "awake" now.
With all your so-called intel-
lect, you have underestimated
the true wisdom which comes
only from God and He alone
gives to those who ask Him.
I can hardly wait to see our
President take the oath of
office for four more years,
because when he places his
hands on the Bible, he will
reverence the office.
Where is your shame? You
need to humble yourself
before you can speak to others
as one who possesses wisdom.
God says, "The fool has said
in his heart there is no God."
Mary Cabrera
Beverly Hills


Greater need
There go Democrats again
complaining that (President)
Bush didn't send enough
money. If he sent $35 billion, it
still wouldn't have stopped the
water from coming over, caus-
ing so much destruction. What
else are they going to cry
about?
Help our own
This is in reference to the
tsunami victims. I personally
sent a substantial check, but
what bothers me most is Gov.
Bush is going over there to see
what he could do to help.
There's thousands of people
here in Florida who are still
homeless from the hurricanes.
We did not get any help from
any nation. Not a dime was
sent to us. We sent $350 mil-
lion in aid, which they deserve.
The problem is: When we have
a disaster, nobody helps us.
Gov. Bush should be here in
Florida helping the thousands
of people who are homeless,
then go over to Thailand and
help those people. But help


those at home first.
Still homeless
So Jeb Bush, our governor, is
going to use his experience
with hurricane recovery in
Southeast Asia? Good they did-
n't use the word "expertise"
rather than "experience,"
because (more than) 1,000
Florida families left homeless
by those hurricanes are still
homeless. And even as he
protests his desire to make a
run for the White House, he is
building the international part
of his resume to use for that
very purpose.
Governor's mission
The newspaper and televi-
sion coverage of the disaster in
Asia has been very thorough. I
cannot see what good Jeb
Bush can do unless he's carry-
ing an extra bottle of clean
water or a spare T-shirt. The
national government is sending
him over there to stare at
unfortunate people. Will the
state of Florida dock him for
the days he is not working
here?


SOUND OFF
Call the anonymous Sound Off line at 563-0579.
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CITRUS COUNTY

PLAT REVIEW TEAM

\ LO3 January 19, 2005 9:00 AM
R0 Lecanto Government Building
3600 West Sovereign Path
Room 117
Lecanto, Florida 34461

Contact person: MARGARET BEAKE, AICP, CHAIRMAN (527-5261)

1. CALLTO ORDER

2. OLD BUSINESS

3. NEW BUSINESS

PLT-02-06 Application for a Final Plat by David McKean on behalf of Randy Caldwell,
located in Section 19, Township 18 South, Range 17 East

PLT-05-01 Application for a Replat-Substantially Similar Plat Cassillo Subdivision of
Lots 19 and 20, Las Brisas by Patrick L. Henson for Joseph M. and Florence J.
Cassillo, located in Section 27, Township 18 South, Range 19 East

4. OTHER BUSINESS:

Approval of Minutes of January 5, 2005

5. ADJOURN

If any person decides to appeal any action made by the Team with respect to any matter
considered at this meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings and,
for such purpose, he or she may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings
is made, which record includes testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be
based.

Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a disability or
physical impairment should contact the County Administrator's Office, 110 N. Apopka Ave.,
Inverness, Florida 34450, (352) 341-6565, at least two days before the meeting. If you are
hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD telephone (352) 341-6580.


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Phazar 30.39 -9.14 -23.1
LasrCard 8.80 -2.02 -18.7

DIARY


Advanced
Declined
Unchanged
Total issues
New Highs
New Lows
Volume


952
2,161
142
3,255
48
37
2,207,278,453


Here are the 825 most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. 765 most active on the
Nasdaq National Market and 116 most active on the American Stock Exchange Stocks im bold
are worth at least $5 and changed 5 percent or more In price IUndr.iling ior 50 most active
on NYSE and Nasoaq and 25 most active on Amex Tables show name, pnce and net change
and one to two additional fields rotated ttirough ihe week, as follows:

DIv: Current annual dividend rate paid on stock, based on latest
quarterly or semiannual declaration, unless otherwise footnoted. .
Name: Stocks appear alphabetically by the company's lull name
inot Its abbreviation). Names consisting of initials appear at the
beginning of each letter's list.
Last: Pnce stock was trading at when exchange closed for the day.
Chg: Loss or gain for the day. No change Indicated by ..


Stock Footnotes: c PE grarti marn-r. 9 .i-l. 1. E, nu ben railaeovr ,1r tb'lnpty" -
emleany Jd Newv52-'veeli a* 1*1- Lou; Inlail 12mrAs. Gs' .'C:iiarii irmTvhly listd
or. ihe American Echanne'a Emrginng C rrmpany Malr.mpb g Dividends and earn' r
rnge in Car-adiar. rJoliiar n tmporary, quailfeairi r Slsi.j was a r n e .135.i In ma iior ysa, Tne 62wfk t...n A fid i g
ura '.a.l[ rile Il.-.i,' ibn 1 b- rlin n.3 iraoll'.. 1 pi Prelei?'t E.[15i h ? E pr Praiva i...e. .
pp HQIdl6r w- .neanmrar'iss l purcr.h.a piCe e Close. 3 'd muil luN ha r.I PI cal-
.:ula-Id n Righl i. buy security a a .seafled prnoe s Slo ha ih t.y a" lea i' r. ..-, .
percent winin ire las *,ear %i TaK win W E itm wti MrW iran E O.i E 3.usd w.a A i ,,V ,
Whinamiouihllt.d t1 Warran allowing a piulcr a t Sl. E. e.khlgh ur, e.. ,,A,' ,,r r
* UnLit ,r,:Lin.; more trian one secunri vI Company In b anhrupiy or rei ersh'lp I
Dinr.g rirraina uea una', frMe t ,ik.rkjMpy lan Appears it, irr.ri of ire narTr
Dividend Footnotesf a Eera svidlnais wre paid. but are not ircludea 0 1-Annual rate
plu e r.c c L.qulJuIdar .ni'dend a Arount d. tlared or paid in last 12 muonthi I -
Currant alnial a t wtll., wa increaaeM by nu ra0ir i O aid na ar.rTour.i riT ....i ..
Sumnl, of dlirida pid al.'r sind.!' ipil no argulai ral6 | Sum .)f dividends Dal iti rr .yaw ir *ya
Moa recein dividend was or.intle or defened k Daelared or paid hiE vear, a cumle..- ... ... 'a -1w
til. ioue IUB *ri ail aena's .-i ai.rsr Ir Cunent annual late Anich was aciaead y ",, c',s. ... .
most o.Mil a'ldrul rndrannour.clmkhlt p* Initili dividenn, annual re not know yield . nt
Linoin i- Dsciared or pid ir. pre'.edilng 12 meitnln plu stoOck didandI Paid nn lock
r=*prc.,imal.ecash salue on eA-dlinAbullon daIt
Source: The Assoolated Press. Sales figures are unoffcllal.


ii


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


AT&T .95 5.1 ... 18.54
AmSouth 1.00 3.9 15 25.36
BkofAms 1.80 4.0 12 45.18
BellSouth 1.08 4.0 12 26.72
CapCtyBk .76 1.9 19 39.97
Cifigrp 1.60 3.3 15 48.22
Disney .24 .9 24 27.21
EKodak .50 1.6 13 31.05
ExxonMbI 1.08 2.2 14 49.85
FPLGp 2.72 3.8 15 72.50
FlaRock s .80 1.5 21 55.07
FordM .40 2.8 12 14.43
GenElec .88 2.5 23 35.40
GnMotr 2.00 5,2 5 38.45
HomeDp .34 .8 19 41.71
Intel .32 1.4 18 22.54
IBM .72 .8 20 95.00


52-Week
High Low Name


LowesCos .16 .3 22 57.58
McDnlds .55 1.8 20 31.10
Microsoft .32 1.2 34 26.73
Motorola .16 1.0 30 16.64
Penney .50 1.2 ... 40.82
ProgrssEn 2.36 5.4 16 44.11
Sears .92 1.8 24 49.73
SprntFON .50 2.1 ... 24.14
TimeWam ... ... 30 18.69
UniFirst .15 .4 18 35.18
VerizonCml1.54 4.0 33 38.60
Wachovia 1.84 3.5 14 52.49

WalMart .52 1.0 23 53.59
Walgrn .21 .5 30 41.67


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


10,868.07 9,708.40 Dow Jones Industrials 10,556.22 -64.81 -.61 -2.10 +1.24
3,823.96 2,743.46 Dow Jones Transportation 3,644.26 -18.97 -.52 -4.05 +20.79
337.79 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 325.70 -1.60 -.49 -2.76 +22.36
7,273.18 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,044.11 -37.59 -.53 -2.84 +8.21
1,435.04 1,150.74 Amex Index 1,392.67 -5.29 -.38 -2.91 +15.86
2,191.60 1,750.82 Nasdaq Composite 2,079.62 -17.42 -.83 -4.40 -.80
1,217.90 1,060.72 S&P500 1,182.99 -7.26 -.61 -2.39 +5.51
656.11 515.90 Russell 2000 611.53 -6.21 -1.01 -6.15 +5.23
12,024.36 10,268.52 DJ Wilshire 5000 11,617.69 -79.14 -.68 -2.95 +6.23


I NEW YORK STOCK0EXCHANGE I


PE PPE Name Last Chg


16 ASSLtd 5.72 +.02
10 7 ACELUd 42.54 +.36
... ACMInco 8.22 +.01
.. 16 AESCp 12.98 -.14
22 16 AFLAC 39.69 -.47
12 9 AGCO 20.08 -.21
1 .14, AGLRes 32.31 -.06
I 9 AKSteel 12.91 -81
35. AMBPr 38.35 -.43
S AMURs 29.07 -.61
... AMR 8.74 -.05
S... ASA Ld 38.91 +.34
111 AT&T 18.54 -.11
10 AUOplron 13.18 +.04
... AXA 24.30 -.25
19 AbtLab 47.08 -.88
18 AberItc 50.04 +.45
18 Accenture 26.50 -.46
... AdamsEx 12.82 -.11
15 Adesan 20.55 +.05
S 20 AMD 14.66 -.27
21 15 Aeropss 27.36 +.86
15 Aetna 124.57 -1.13
AffordRCn 13.00 -1.03
Aere 1.40 -.04
.. AgereB 1.39 -.04
32 17 Aient 22.21 -39
.1 31 Agnkog 13.13 +.22
5s 10 Agdrumg 15.08 -.21
i ... Ahold 7.92 +.06
21 18 A nProd 56.65-1.04
21 26 AirTran d9.00 -.47
2k 14 Abertn 22.83 -.41
2 12 Acan 46.70 +.66
Alcatel 14.37 -21
20 13 Alcoa 29.65 -.82
.6 15 AllegTbh 1&03 -1.12
61 24 Alergan 79.62 -.58
.1 18 Aletes 38.68 +`26
2 15 AllCap 40.79 +26
3 24 AllDatt 44.63 -1.47
9 24 Alieam 11.82 -34
..... AWdd2 1225 +.04
.. 17 AldWase 9.06 +.04
22 10 AmnrFn 31.05 -.70
13 9 Asltate 51.10 -.24
16 18 A eli .01 +v6
17 Alphamnn 15.50 -.40
13, 12 Atira 61.60 -.60
2- 198 Amdocs 25.48 -.30
16i 10 AmHess 8020 -.43
19 16 Amesra 49.07 -.22
S13 AMoviL 47.89 -1.01
S ... AmWest 4.92 -.28
'./. AESP 33.48
21, 17 AmExp 53.37 -.50
... AFndcRT 15.17 -.02
1 -13 Amilntr 67.15 -55
18 15 AmStds 39.86 -24
.5'. AmSIP3 12.03 +.03
AmTower u18.71 -.07
A i337 -.55
I AmerisBig 58.04 +.14
AmSoulh 25.36 -.22
= al 62.11 .09
i Dlhv7 35.08 -.33
AnglogldA 34.55 +.25
18 17 Anheus 49.15 -.13
16 18 AnnTaytrs 22.59 -.19
-0 '0 Annay 18.70 -.10
1 1 AoniCop 22.85 -.23
1 ,9 Apache 48.95 +.42
31 .. Apxnv 35,18 -.46
1 1 Apria -3205 -20
29 25 AquaAm 23.2 -26


...... Aqula 3.31 -.01
19 16 Aramark 25.70 -.03
18 15 ArchCoal 33.75 -.45
23 15. ArchDan 21.71 -.31
15 16 ArchslinSm 34.21 -.74
29 16 ArmorH 44.12 -1.64
15 11 ArrowEl 23.35 -28
11 17 Ashland 56.17 +.48
...... AsdEstat 10.00
25 10 Assurantn 30.25 +.05
17 ... AstaZen 36.17 -.19
17' 15 ATMOS 26.86 +.17
15 12 AutoNatn 18.60 +.04
27 23 AutoData 42.71 +.08
26 19 Avaya 16.65 -.50
17 16 Avie 22.35 -.06
17 11 Avnet 16.75 -.15
23 20 Avons 40.19 -.61
10 7 AXISCap 27.70 +.20
16 13 BB&TCp 41.26 -.36
...... BHPBUL 23.25 +28
20 17 BJScIvf 43.63 +.34
... 20 BMCSit 16.94 -.31
14 ... BPPLC 57.00 -.18
15 .. BRT 23.79 +27
31 22 BakrHu 41.20 -23
16 15 BaICps 41.94 -.46
12 11 BkofAme 45.18 -.11
18 15 BkNY 32.93 -.12
16 14 Banknornh 3602 -.33
18 14 Banta 4328 -.17
26 22 Bards 62.0 +.10
37 18 BrrPnhms 47.43 +.58
73 51 Barrick 22.59 +,24
22 19 BauschL 64.95 -.70
34 19 Baxter 35.56 +.13
10 11 BearSt 102.00 -.58
.. 16 BearingP 7.61 -.03
30 19 BecDck 53.95 -35
12 15 BellSouth 26.72 -.17
19 16 Bemlss 29.45 +.09
21 17 BestBuy 56.19 +.24
15 11 Beverly 8.66 +.10
25 18 BigLots 11.14 +.13
21 16 BkHICp 29.61 -.34
...... BkFL0 15.70 +.04
14 12 BtockHR 46.33 -.17
-. 17 BlockbsIr 923 +.11
...... BlueChp 6.52 +.03
15 12 Bluegreen 18.81 +.12
15 19 Boeing 50.82 -.16
14 12 Borders 23.58 +.02
23 21 BostBeer 20.75 -.62
22 22 BostProp 59.63 -.99
32 15 BostanSd 33.90 -38.
... 22 Bowatr 40.63 -.43
18 18 BMySq 24.60 -.38
18 14 Brunswick 4731 -.85
13 14 BungeLt 55.12 -.93
26 14 BurINSF 46.17 +.24
11 10 BurldRscs 41.64 +.19
16 17 CHEngy 46.17 -.45
9 13 CIGNA 80.99 +.96
13 11 Cj p 43.11 -03.
1it l Mn1 C 3 ( .0u '-,.I'
13 ... CSSInds 31.66 -28
21 15 CSX i A, -L
"21 18.-,VSCp -.' ',-
: ... ... CabvnNY 5,: -0x
97 17 Cadence 13.57 +20
31 25 Caesars 19.40 -.13
... 21 CaiGol 12.62 +.24
... ... Ca 3.48 -.09
..... Camecogs33.23 +.62
18 17 CampSp 29.14 -.21
12 12 CapOne 82.09 -22
..... CapSenL 5.32 +.03
..... CapMplB 13.60 -.02


17 14 CardnIHIth 55.00 -.47
33 22 CaremkRxvu42.02 +.92
25 20 Canival 56.09 -.70
.. 19 CatalMktg 26.75 +.07
18 12 Caterpillr 91.24 -1.28
... 16 Calesfcg 12.78 -.19
..... Cemex 35.33 -.01
12 16 Candent 22.53 -.37
... 16 CenterPnt 10.65 -.05
8 7 Centex 57.53 -.05
14 14 CrtryTel 33.65 -.20
22 21 Cerdlan 17.71 -.04
75 19 ChmpE 11.23 -.38
25 19 ChRvtab 44.40 -.57
21 17 Checkpnt 16.07 -.51
13 10 ChesEng 18.13 +.08
9 11 ChevTexs 51.40 +.02
38 28 ChiMer 212.44-3.01
33 25 ChlcosFAS 49.68 -.97
13 10 Chubb 76.62 +.02
1 22 CinciBea 4.18 +.07
20 14 CINergy 40.55 -.03
44 23 CIrcCiy 13.50 -.15
52 23 CIadlBr 14.43 -.22
15 11 CIlkr 48.22 -.12
63 31 CIzComm 13.85 -.07
15 12 ClalresSts 20.55 -.05
23 20 CleaiChan 31.47 -.38
11 7 ClevCIs '50.84 -1.38
37 28 Coach 55.69 -.41
22 20 CocaCl 41.16 -23
15 16 CocaCE 20.84 -.09
... 28 Coerr 3.68 +.02
20 19 ColgPal 50.45 -.09
16 14 ColBgp 20.30 -26
...... Collntin 9.04 -.05
15 13 Comerica 59.62 -.01
20 16 CmcBNJ 61.25 -.15
8 ... CrndMIUs 25.38 -.32
19 14 CmtyHt 27.10 -.17
14 ... CVRDs 2629 -.19
...... CVRDpfps 22.40 -.32
... 29 CompAs 28.09 -.45
18 15 CompSdc 53.49 -.35
19 17 ConAgra 28.90 -.12
9 9 ConocPhi 85.60 -.03
10 11 Conaseo 19.56 +29
33 13 ConsdEgy 37.96 -.44
19 15 ConEd 43.34 -.068
19 16 ConstallA 48.70 -.80
14 13 ConsteilEn 43.45 -25
... ... CtHArB 10.00 +.01
15 14 CrWrgys 14.51 -.36
28 22 CooperCo 71.91 +.41
17 16 CooperT re 21.51 +.66
16 14 CoorsB 75.46 +.10
... 20 Cominma 11.76 -.13
9 10 CntwdFns 36.64 +.23
... CredSules 40.67 -27
...... CresRE 17.10 -.07
... 22 Croptn 10.80 -.05
27 ... CrwnCse 17.26 -.04
.. 17 CrownHold 13.10 +.02
. C. Cu ,rns 7528 +.981,
A' "38 C n 10.00 -.35

.3. ,7.DN0 idct 11.52 -24
17177 pPL 24.46 -.40
9 8 DRHortn 38.90 -.02
19 17 DRSTech 38.75 -.05
14 12 DTE 42.74 -.28
9 10 DanaCp 16.14 -.36
26 21 Danahers 55.69 +.37
19 16 Darden 28.21 -.03
19 18 DaVitas u41.70
19 15 DeanFds 32.89 +.92
12 11 Deere 6925 -.93


15 13 DelMnte 11.17 -.04 .. 11 FMCG 35.66 +.13
29 ... Delphi d8.09 -.13 ... 17 Freescalen16.34 -.36
...... DelttaAr 68.38 -.11 ...... FreescBn 16.71 -29
... DeutTel 21.27 -.28 9 9 FdedBR 18.75 -.09
9 .9 DevonEs 37.89 +.28 5 ... Fronllnee 44.67 -.15
... 27 DIaOs 39.37 +.21
37 27 Dllards 26.25 -.39
... 62 DirecTV 1620 -.41 11 19 GATX 27.27 -.04
24 21 Omaney 27.21 -.07 ... b.. QabeiiET 8.83 -.10
22 17 DolarG 20.21 +.02 14 .. GalRsd 34.06 +.06
23 13 DomRes 67.62 -.28 17 15 Gannett 81.67 -.04
32 17 DonlleyRR 33.39 -.09 18 15 sGp 20.83 -.08
20 16 Dover 38.70 -30 ... 27 Gaeway 5.20 -.03
17 12 DowChml 47.70 -1.00 ...... GenCorp 1728 -.06
32 27 DowJns 42.19 -.84 77 45 Genelnhs60.70 -373
.. 21 DrmwksAnd33.96 -1.05 17 15 QenDyn 101.51 +.03
22 17 DuPont 47.19 -.25 23 20 GenElec 35.40 -.51
... 16 DukeEgy 24.76 -.18 27 .. GnGrthPrp 33.30 -.26
28 42 DukeR"y 31.75 -.31 8 6 GnMart 3727 +.06
9 15 DuqLght 18.12 -.25 18 17 GenMlis 50.98 -.12
...... Dynegy 4.35 +.04 5 8 GnMotr 38,45 -.04
13 13 ETrade 1328 -.41 G... Mdb32Bd22.69 +.10
98 27 EMCCo 13.68 -.40 .. GMdb33 d25.73 +.09
16 13 EOG Res 68.95 +.44 20 9 GaGuil 48.84 +.64
32 14 EastChmn 51.91 -.46 15 11 GaPacin 35.75 -.07
13 12 EKodak 31.05 -.28 27 23 GlleN 44.44 -20
19 13 Eatons 68.42 +.19 90 41 Glamis 16.27 +.27
29 25 Ecolab 33.75 -.28 ... GlaxoSIKn 46.20 -.62
14 14 Edisonlnt 30.71 -.30 45 26 GlobalSFe 34.12 +.12
17 15 Edwards 41.65 -1.12 90 .. GokiFLtd 12.63 -.07
... 20 BPasoCp 10.40 -.06 34 30 Goldcapg 14.00 +.15
...... Elan 28.35 +.01 15 13 GokdWFs 60.87 +.63
28 EDS 21.89 -.06 12 12 GoldmanS104.17 -.81
23 19 EmrnsnE 67.84 +.55 23 17 Goodrich 30.33 -.53
22 17 EmpDIst 21.61 -.15 .. 20 Goodyear 14.56 -.03
33 24 Emnulex 16.68 -.09 25 ... 4Grace 13.10 -.15
26 23 EnbrEPIrs 51.87 +.57 ... 10 GrafTech 8.17 -.32
... 11 EnCanag 55.48 +.96 22 18 Gralngr 61.92 +.06
17 14 EgyEast 26.02 -.44 ... 19 GrartPrde 18.66 -.16
.. Enersls 7.80 -.12 15 14 GtPlalnEn 29.84 -.07
15 14 EnglCp 29.15 -.48 13 O. GMP 28.15 -.14
15 14 EnPro 27,24 -.84 15 13 Grifon 26.00 -.04
50 22 ENSCO 30.53 -.37 16 16 Gtechs 24.30 -.12
...... Enteasys 1.52 -.05 .. uangRy 18.15 -1.07
21 14 Entergy 65.18 -.15 37 27 Guidant 71.76 -.09
39 23 EntPrPtI 26.54 +.55 16 14 HCAInc 39.68 -.05
... 39 Eqlyinn 10.96 -.24 18 .. HRPTPrp 11.96 -.24
48 ... EqOlPT 28.48 -.0 .. 20 Hallitl 38.19 +.35
25 68 EqtyRed 33.36 -.39 .. HanJS 15.80 -.03
29 22 EsteeLdr 45.02 +.01 ... HanPtDiv 9.90 -.02
16 14 Exelons 42.18 -.23 ...... HanPtDv2 11.74 -.01
14 14 ExxonMbl 49.85 -,13 21 17 HaileyD 59.18 -.90
15 14 FPLGp 72.50 -.84 .. HarmonyG 9.33 -.22
... 19 FalirxldS 13.71 -.37 22 18 HarrahE 83.90 -.37
12 10 FannMae 70,45 +.28 10 9 HarfdFn 66.85 -.88
22 18 FedExCp 95.41 -.18 19 14 Hasbro 18.67 +.02
... 23 FedSignl 17.15 +.36 ... HaltSe 14.53 -.02
15 13 FedrDS 57.60 -.01 .. 17 HawaliEls 27.96 -.03
37 26 FereOgs 20.69 +.12 24 24 HItCrREIT 34.79 -.51
39 15 Ferro 20.89 -.32 17 14 HIMgt 21.84 -.46
10 12 FkelFin 4431 -27 24 25 HirhcrRy 3659 -.44
19 17 FirstDala 4139 -28 15 12 HealhNet 2920 +.12
...... FFnFds 19.71 -.61 ... 25 HeclaM 5.70 +.11
1' rI F.Tn.w1i.m 4Z.51 +.01 17 15 Heinz 37.76 -.30
I I H rg 7n '226 -.04 19 HeinTel 8.76 +.1S,
39 17 FlshrSci 60.60 +1.00 17 13 HewlettP 20.05 -.76
9 8 Flagsar 21.44 -.66 ... ... HghdH 1028 +.17
f. ieFeen' 12.63 -.10 66 ... HghwdP 24.90 -.29
'. 16 FlaRocks 55.07 -.72 36 29 Hilon 22.40 -.27
21 19 FiwrsaFds 27.60 -2.36 19 16 HomeDp 41.71 -.09
15 13 FootLockr 26.02 +.02 20 17 Honwilln6i 34.00 -.10
12 8 FordM 14.43 -.12 ... 18 Hospiran 31.90 -.30
18 16 ForestLab 42.71 -.25 ... 28 HoslMar 1620 -.09
23 11 ForestOl 30.20 +22 9 7 HovnanEs 48.42 -.34
17 15 FortuneBr 75.78 -.89 16 14 HughSups 29.68 -.34
25 20 FoxEnt 33.79 -.49 31 15 Hurmna u31.18 +.53
24 18 FrankRes 68.75 -.11 19 17 IMSHiF1 22.38 +.03
11 10 FredMac 70.99 -.50 ..... IShDJDv 59.44 -34


16 18 Idaoip
18 16 IkonOfSdol
22 18 IrTW
18 17 Imalon
15 9 INCO
.. 17 Infineon
15 13 IngerRd
16 15 IngrmM
... 21 InputOut
20 17 IBM
25 21 IntlGame
... 15 InlPap
24 14 InlRect
.. 7 In9Steel
.. 21 Interpublicc
.. 13 Irnkawig
21 17 InvTech
... 55 ionics
41 39 IronMtns


29.82 +.11
10.81 -.13
90.92 -.34
30.93 +.07
34.51 -.50
10.04 -.31
75.03 -.21
18.82 -.32
6.90 +.04
95.00 -.68
33.10 +.33
41.00 -.47
37.48 -.99
38.16 -1.01
12.99 -20
22.07 +.47
19.45 +.44
43.17 -.09
28.87 -.61


20 12 JPMorqCh 37.90 -.37
26 17 Jabll 22.82 -.44
33 23 JanusCap 15.95 -.05
26 16 Jarden u45.15 +.99
21 19 JohnJn 62.88 -22
14 12 JohnsnCI 60.79 -.76
15 12 JonesApp 36.09 -.67
10 7 KBHome 103.90 +.90
22 18 Kaydon 30.94 +.28
21 19 Keltogg 44.16 +.04
12 10 Kallwood d31.77 +.05
.- ... KemeCp 828 +.10
19 9 KerrMc 56.76 -.01
14 13 Keymcp 32.33 +.03
16 16 KeySpan 38.28 -.13
18 17 KkrbCik 64.08 -.48
... 12 K9ngPhin 11.99 -.11
- 21 Kinross g 6.81 +.03
25 19 Kohis 47.11 -.16
...... KoreaBc 12.77 +.33
20 17 Kralt 34.24 -.19
... 24 KrspKlm d9.30 -.30
59 13 Krogef 16.63 -23
21 17 L-3Com 69.00 +.05
11 ... LLERy 6.44 -.09
- 40 LSILog 5 354 -.32
30 ... LTC Prp 18.60 -21
... 14 LaZBoy 13.75 -20
.. ... LaQunta 8.87 -.03
15 15 Ladede 28.88 -.33
...... LVSandsn 44.72 -.41
22 18 LeggMass 69.28-1.02
20 17 LeggPlat 27.93 -.06
11 12 LehmBr 89.40 +.56
10 8 LennarAs 54.91 -.09
20 19 LexmIark 82.99 -.81
...... LbtyASG 634 -.02
... 66 LbtvMA 10.53 -.08
24 18 LltyBI 57.03 +.09
16 14 Limited 22.19 -.12
12 11 ULncNat 46.25 -25
34 25 Undsay 233D +.25
17 13 Lnn 29- 2424 +.25
20 16 M.M 55'.10 +.10"
5 14 LaPak6 25.88 -.15
22 17 Low-esos 57.51 -26
15 18 Lueri 3.49 -.04
... 11 Lyondell 27.10 -.95


18 15 M&TBk 103.85 -.87
14 12 MBNA 27.95 -.29
9 ... MDCs 66.68 +.29
15 13 MDURes 25.65 -.01
14 11 MEMC 11.77 -.49
... MCR 80 +.01
13 11 MGIC 67.11 -1.89


26 28 MGMMr 75.43 +1.13
... 21 MPSGrp 11.15 -.10
...... Madeco 9.59 -.30
11 10 Magnalg 76.50 -1.00
13 9 MagnHunt 12.08 +.03
... MgdHI 6.47 -.01
20 17 Mandalay 70.51
... 12 Manullfg 44.96 +.45
9 10 Marathon 37.54 +27
25 21 MarintA 81.00 -.84
13 15 MarshM 30.74 -.42
...... MStewrl 2725 -1.74
20 17 MarvelEs 19.18 +.08
18 14 Masco 35.00 -.41
... 16 MasseyEn 31.86 -.87
... 14 MatSd 15.94 -.78
16 15 Mattel 18.88 -.01
...... Maxtor 4.73 -.01
14 12 MayDS 27.56 -.53
53 13 Maytag 19.11 +.06
20 15 McDnlds 31.10 -.57
24 22 McGrH u92.10 +.05
16 14 McKesson 31.23 -.07
17 23 McAfee 24.63 +.25
33 17 MeadWvco 32.67
25 18 MedcoHith 4225 -.40
31 21 Medciss 32.88 -.09
30 24 Medtwic 50.95 -.41
16 15 MelonFnc 30.00 -.17
11 13 Merck 31.17 -.33
20 11 MeridRes 5.61 +.01
13 12 MerrIlLyn 57.80 -.41
10 11 MelUfe 39.62 -.77
22 18 MichSrs u30.87 +.53
24 15 MicronT 11.09 -34
...... MidAApt 39.76 +.25
... 25 Midas 19.00 +.11
... 16 Mlacron 320
21 19 Mitpore 48.52 -.60
24 ... MHsCp 58.08 -1.06
...... MS pfAdd 25.18
.. 15 MitsuTkyo 9.98 -.06
4 5 MMalS6I 30.77 -2.86
9 MobileTels 33.50 -.39
46 25 Monsnto 54.47
14 12 MorgStan 55.45 -.60
...... MSEmMId 17.25 -.15
...... Mosac 15.05 -.2B
30 18 Motorola 16.64 -.34
...... MunenhFd 10.95 -.04
16 16 MylanLab 17.17 -.06
27 28 NCRCp 67.19 +.03
... 21 NRGEgyn34.12 -.57
.. 29 Na9ioHidn 19.06 -.01
10 11 NaUCity 35.82 -22
13 14 NatFuGas 27.00 -.15
...... NatGrid 48.82 +.06
39 18 NatOiW 3394 +.28
15 19 NatSemli 16.39 -.59
...... NewAm 220
7 6 NwCentFn 59.36 -.27
16 15 NJRscs 41.93 +.13
13 12 NYCmtys 18.75 +.13
... 16 NewelRub 23.40 -.05
46 28 NewmlM 42.44 +.78
,. 23 NwpkRs 4.90 +.05
. NewsCpAn 16.93 -.20
... 22 NewsCpBn17.76 -.09
14 14 NiSoumr 2223 +23
25 16 Nicor 35.86 -.17
24 19 NkeB 88.15 -.42
52 20 NobteCorp 4809 -.11
15 10 NobleEngy 56.75 -.40
.. ... NoaCp 15.16 -.31
19 15 Nordsir 48.27 +.05
20 14 NorfkSo 35.97 -32
22 27 NortNIf 3.48 +.14
15 12 NoFrkBcs 28.19 +.09


19 18 NoestlUI 18.00 +.05 20 12 Quanexs 42.83 -1.30
18 19 NoBordr 48.95 +.40 .. 36 QuantaSvc 7.50 -.12
19 15 NorthrpGs 52.75 -.17 ... 66 QnDSS 2.64 +.05
.. 18 Novarti 47.89 -.01 20 16 QstDlag 90.69 -.71
15 14 NSTAR 52.95 -.10 69 28 QukslvRs 37.40 +1.58
10 10 Nucors 48.36 -1.56 ... QweslCm 4.32 -.07
...... NvFL 15.48 -.24 17 12 RPM 17.89 -.84
...... NvIMO 15.61 -.18 15 13 RadloShk 30.98 -.16
16 15 OGEEngy 25.44 -.09 20 17 Rakorp 42.74 -.06
9 6 OMICp 15.93 -.22 41 14 RangeRsc 19.31 -.19
10 9 OcclPet 55.71 -.04 17 14 RJamesFs 29.53 +.05
16 14 OfcDpt 17.00 +.37 16 22 Rayonler 46.10 -.72
17 19 OfficeMax 30.30 +.30 23 17 Rayovac 37.87 -.24
44 12 Oln 20.64 -.22 42 19 Raytheon 36.54 -.35
14 13 Omncre 32.32 +.38 47 16 ReaderDig 14.88 -.11
23 20 Omnkomr 85.06 -.11 20 21 Rtylncos 23.15 -.24
20 7 OreSd 20.05 -.76 15 13 Reebok 42.49 -1.10
20 17 OshkshTrk 64.09 -.02 26 18 RegalEnts 20.56 +.26
21 17 OutbkSft 44.06 +.11 15 13 RegionsFn 34.67 -.11
10 7 OvShip 52.33 -.09 16 33 RelantlEn 12.33 -.34
... 11 Owenslll 21.95 -.08 23 18 RenalCres 37.37 +.12
... Repsol 24.34 -.10
S14 RealUVent 6.52 -.27
4 14 PG&ECp 32.28 -.28 .....Revon 2.28 -.05
10 9 PMIGrp 41.26 -.51 18 10 ReynldsAm8 7832-1.03
14 13 PNC 56.15 +.17 20 21 RiteAMl 3.54 -.18
18 15 PNMRess 24.06 -.33 53 28 RohbHall 28.41 -.53
5 POSCO 42.36 +.31 24 22 RockwlAutu51.85 +.859
18 14 PPG 65.30 -.56 20 17 RoHaas 41.98 -.75
13 13 PPLCorp 51.65 +.35. ... 25 Rowan 25.37 +.02
21 15 PacifCres u58.55 +.65 23 18 RyCarb 52.35 -.50
25 16 Pactiv 25.48 +.48 12 ... RoFyDul 55.68 -.09
24 15 ParPharm 41.50 -.687 Royce 19.09 -20
20 14 ParkHan 71.40 -.42 10 8 Rylands 56.46 -.54
19 15 Patinas 35.61 -.18
43 16 PaylShoe 11.82 +.07
36 14 PeabdyE 75.00 -.89 ... 27 SAPAG 41.40 -1.94
... 21 PenVaRs 50.70 -29 13 18 SBCCom 24.65 -25
... 13 Penney 40.82 +.05 17 13 SCANA 38.08 -28
28 17 PepBoy 16.22 +.46 ... 9 SKTIcm 21.58 -.17
19 14 PepcoHold 20.76 -.23 16 21 SLMCp 53.45 -.19
15 14 PepsiBott 26.31 -25 15 13 SPXCp 38.35 -.50
22 21 PepsiCo 53.47 -29 3D ... STMicro 17.76 -.980
16 16 PepslAmer 20.62 -.18 19 14 SabreHold 21.04 -.32
16 ... Prmian 13.35 -.07 ...... SfgdSci 1.72 -.09
6 5 PetroKazg 35.32 -.07 ... 12 Safeway 18.21 -.42
... ... Pelobrs 37.95 -.11 55 48 StJoe u64.49 +.09
...... PetbsA 34.18 -.05 38 28 SUudes 39.00 -.64
22 12 Pizer 26.15 -29 23 8 SIPaulTrav 37.30 +.23
11 9 PhelpD 95.71 -1.54 20 19 Saks 14.30 -.10
...... PhilipsEl 24.41 -.36 ...... Salesforcn 16.42 -.56
18 17 PiedNGs 22.26 -.12 ...... SaeEMInc2 16.32 +.01
19 18 Pier1 18.51 +.23 ......SalmSBF 12.60 -.06
15 12 PilgdmsPr 32.61 +.33 16 ... SJuanB 28.12 +.12
... ... PmcoHil 14.90 -.06 ... 14 San 38.00 -.30
...... PImcoStta 11.99 +27 ...... SantFnpfl 25.75 +20
15 14 PloNtl 33.88 +28 14 14 SaraLee 23.55 -.46
19 17 PilnyBw 45.17 +.52 ... 19 Satyam 21.94 +.37
24 29 PlacerD 18.26 +25 ... 82 ScherqPI u21.31 +.06
24 20 Plantron 40.74 +1.96 35 25 Schib 63.47 -.45
19 24 PlumCrk 36.45 -.55 40 21 Schwab 1120 -34
13 39 PoslPtp 32.34 -.43 20 19 SdiAanta 30.42, -36
36 19 Potash s 74.86 -1.16 ... ScoltPw 'o-'! -f
21 18 Praxeir 42.62 -.11 2 a aT I- ". -T, l
... 31 PrideintI -U20.49 +.40 :- 49.73 09
r23.209-, PctGs 56.30 -.06 -" --.,J ) .5 .02
.16. 12 ProgrsaEn 44.11 1, 14 .ir-p' 22.38 -.36
12 13 ProgCp 84.75 -,-1 .I -.t 7.25 -.01
22 23 Protogis 39.83 -.87 37 18 Shaw1 16.92 -.13
...... ProsSIHIIn 3.56 ... 14 12 ShopKo 18.09 -.40
14 11 Provldlan 15.85 -.05 66 50 Shugard 42.18 -.06
15 12 Prudean 53.02 -.13 ...... SkerNacs 17.40 -.11
8 15 PSEG 49.69 -.49 .. 18 SierrPac 9.50 -.12
20 14 PugetEngy 23.78 -.07 ...... SnGph 1.44 -.10
10 7 PulteHm 63.05 -.53 34 34 SimonProp 60.71 -.50
...... PHYM 6.67 -.01 .: ... SixFlags 5.04 -.10
...... PIGM 9.62 +.01 18 16 SmithAO 26.90 -.76
... PPrT 6.55 +.01 36 21 Smithinln 54.33 +.09


26 20 SnapOn 33.07 -24
... 18 Solevc 4.99 -.02
.. SonyCp 39.06 +.31
17 16 SoulhnCo 33.00 -.04
39 28 SwstAMl 15.42 -24
16 12 SowgnBp 22,24 +.02
28 10 SptAulh 24.02
... 17 SomtFON 24.14 +.08
27 ... Standex 27.25 -.12
31 28 StarwdHt 55.56 -1.10
15 17 StateStr 47.95 -.61
17 16 Steds 22.73 -29
21 19 StorTch 32.49 -39
...... sTGoldn 4221 +,26
46 28 Sltykers 49.17 -.23
38 ... SturmR 8.76 +.18
7 28 SumtPrp 31.40 -.12
...... SunCmts 37.87 -.71
... 16 Suncorg 32.87 +.03
18 17 SunGard 27.00 -25
13 12 Sunroo 78.93 +.69
14 13 SunTrst 70.82 -.50
13 17 Superind 26.10 +.14
12 13 Supvalu 33.72 -.03
... 26 SymbT 15.85 -27
26 22 Sysco 36.37 -38
17 15 TCFFncls 31.15 +.42
... 15 TECO 1531
17 16 TJX 24.65 -.17
12 ... TVAzteca 928 -.04
.. 11 TXUCorp 62.30 -.68
... .- TawSemI 7.80 -.11
14 19 Target 4921 -.47
7 7 Teekays 42.20
17 18 Teklronx 28.38 -.06
.. TelNo.L 14.60 -.10
...... TelMexL 3620 -.45
...... TelspCel 6.18 -.02
53 15 Templelnl 66.15 -.06
...... TenetHt 10.50 -.06
26 23 Teppco 39.41 +.11
20 51 Teradyn 14.84 -.52
21 12 Terex 43.98 -.18
10 9 Terra 8.19 -.09
8 ..- TerraNiro 20.75 +.02
37 16 TetraTech 25.30 -.19
21 19 Texins 22.37 -.24
..... Theragen 3.95 -.01
16 19 ThermoEl 28.85 -.05
19 18 ThrmBet 28.59 -.33
23 20 3M Co 84.71 +.77
48 19 Tidwtr 34.29 -.01
23 19 Tiffany 31.59 +.09
30 24 TimeWam 18.69 -.35
23 14 Timnken 23.58 -25
... 16 TianCp 15.92 +.01
12 ... ToddShp 17.15 -.10
14 9 TollBros u69.81 -.16
26 19 Too.inc 26.45 -.45
...... TorchEn 6.62 +.08
13 12 Trchmrk 55.34 -.71
...... Total SA 105.08 +.38
31 25 TotalSys 23.05 -.30
I, o n t iF.PUI' 1 rrill,

r:. I; ToyRU u20.66 +.03
56 28 Transocn 40.55 +.15
22 15 Tredgar 1820 -.55
.... ... TriCoi 17.85 -.12
20 13 TWadH 36.90 +.10
21 17 Trebune 41.39 -.16
26 17 Tvoing 35.41 -.22
16 13 Tyson 17.71 +.05
9 19 UILHold 48.37 -24
... 37 USEC 10.42 -.11
6 6 vJUSG 36.16 -134
15 15 USTInc 48.84 +.06
18 16 Unirst u35.18 +524


16 16 UnlonPac 64.34 -.46
16 22 Unile d8.75 -.56
43 94 UDomR 22.63 -.31
.. 16 UtdMlcro 3.28 06
29 24 UPSB 83.30 -.32
14 12 USBanap 30.15 -.21
10 7 USSleel 46.34 -2.65
19 16 UidTech 100.16 +.42
24 18 UidhithGp 87.51 -.09
39 31 Unlvision 28.01 +.16
11 12 Unocal 44.98 -.76
... 10 UnumProv 17.20 +.05


SValeantPh 24.89 -.51
8 10 ValerEs 44.34 +.54
.. .. VKHIncT 4.18 -.03
39 27 VaianMs 4036 -.21
18 15 Vedren 26.07 -.16
33 14 VedzonCm38.60 -.43
...... ViacomB 3825 +.07
...-. VimpelCs 32.80 -.77
9 VintgPI 2122' +.04
22 21 Vishay 13.22 -.17
.. ... Visteon 8.64 -.14
. Vodafone 26.95 -.16
19 11 Wabash 25.61 -.11
14 12 Wachovia 52.49 +.15
23 20 WalMat 53.59 -.13
30 26 Walgm 41.67 +.03
12 11 WAMut 41.20 -.02
20 17 WsteMInc 28.74 +.15
28 22 Walers 47.16 +1.06
23 15 WatsnPh 30.65 -.49
28 20 Weathfal 49.40 -33
25 22 WIWatch 42.01 +.47
.- 22 Wellmn 9.71 -.14
17 15 WelPoint u119.91 -.79
16 13 WellsFrgo 62.01 -.12
17 16 Wendys 38.19 +.02
18 13 WestlrEn 22.15 -.05
.. WAstTIP2n 13.20
12 15 WDigit 9.95 -.17
25 22 WestwOne 24.98 -22
14 13 Weyerh 67.20 -.64
11 12 Whripl 70.60 +1.13
11 ... WVmCS 16.90 +.10
.. 19 WmsCos 15.72 +.02
23 18 WmsSon 34.28 -51
.. 14 WiRisGp 39.1f1 ._29
i... WnDbLt A .9 -25
17 14 Whnbgos 35A.-3 -'
14 14Wsc 33.89 -
10 13 Wotdhgh 19.95 -1"
32 27 Wrigley 68.04 -.11
17 15 WyeG'h" 4223 .04u.
21 11 XTOEgys 3320' +.16
10 14 XcevEngy 17.72 +.06
18 17 Xerox 16.17 +.03
20 16 YankCdi 32.3B +.01
20 18 YumBrds 46.51 +.15
52 28 ZBnmer 79.92 -.34


IAME I AN T CK E C ANG


PE PPE Name Last Chg
.. S ... AbdAsPac 637 +.07
.. Ableaucin .71 -.01
10 ... AdmRsc 1741 +.06
1 Alteon 1.05 -.05
S ApexSlv 16.51 +.57
. Avitr .15
r 74 BemaGod 2.97 +.08
. ... BiotechT 14.30 -2.90
.. CaypteBn .30 -.02
.t 18 Camblorg 2.70 +.03
. CdnSEng 1.79 +.09
.. CanArgon 1.18


... ... CanyonResdl.04 -.06
...... CapAubl19n25.24 +.16
14 12 CarverBcp 19.75 -.05
...... C .79 +.06
.. CeonCp .54 -.01
..-. CFCdag 5.31 +.06
23 -. ComSys 11.98 -.02
27 19 DHBInds 14.85 -1.36
...... DJIADiam 105.52 -.68
...- DSLneth 26 -.01
.. 40 DtinAnael 6.72 -.09
18 .. EZEM 13.14 -.51
...... EaeleBbnd .60 -.01


... EkdorGIdg 2.82 +.07
..... Elwth 7.87 -.06
...... FTrVLDv 14.48 -.07
29 ... RFlPUtI 18.20 -.09
47 21 GoldSrg 3.79 +.12
... 20 GreyWolf 4.74 -.07
- GpoSImec 5.67 -84
..... Harken .51
...... INGGREn 14.59 -.11
... .ISCOIng .43 -.03
... .. IShAsa 16.35 +.02
... IShAusa 21.80 -.37
...... IShBrazI 20.37 -.17


....IShHK 11.40 -.13
.. .. ISaan 10.77 +.15
...... IShMalasia 7.37 +.08
...... IShMexkco 23.40 -.30
... ... IShSIng 7.22 +.02
...... IShTalwan 11.45
... .. IShUK 17.44 -24
...... IShDJTr 65.56 -.38
...... IShEmMkt191.35 -.36
...... IShGSCpB 111.81 +.26
.. 19 IShSPBaG 56.78 -.35
...... ISh20TB 89.20 +.52
...... ISh7-10TB 84.90 +.17


... ... ISh-3TB 81.30 +.02
...... IShEAFE 155.65 -.30
...... IShNqBlo 72.40 -1.45
...... IShRIO00V 64.65 -.41
...... IShR1000G 47.97 -.33
...... ShRus100063.51 -22
... ... ShR2900V182.15 -1.67
...... IShR2000G 63.02 -.72
...... IShRs2000121.60-1.50
...... IShRs3000 67.20 -.40
... IShREst 114.99 -1.43
... ... IShSPSml 153.90 -1.31
13 ... InrgSys 2.15 -.04


... ... ItrNAP .80 -.06
...... IntHTr 65.85 -1.15
...... Investools u3.85
...... IslandPac .48 -.02
...... Isolgen 7.42 -.07
23 17 IvaxCs 14.865 -.15
.. KFXInc 12.80 -.41
...... LfePol 26 -.02
... ... NTNCom 3.06 -.17
29 17 NabOs 47.90 +.70
... 9 NthatMN 1.58 +.04
...... NovaGldg 7.42 +.11
... ... OSvHT 8225 +.06


...... On2Tech 101 +.13
... ... PacRi .51
.. 24 PeWoMdEg 1336 +.14
...... PhmHTr 71.56 -.62
...... PwShHIYn 14.70 -.10
...... Prolong .18 -.02
...... Prvena .90 -.05
... 30 ProvErg 9.42 +.04
...... Qnstakegn .38
.. 7 RaSyst 6.30 -.37
...... Ramprs 2.35 -21
25 16 RegalBel 29.50 -36
... ... Renec 2.03 -.13


.. ... RetaHT 97.44 -.16
9 9 Rewards 538 -36
... SamarPhn 1.10 +.13
...... SemiHTr 30,76 -.66
... ... Sinovacn d3.02 -.09
18 .. SmithWes ul.99 +27
... 16 SPDR 118.18 -.82
...... SPMId 116.08 -.83
... 15 SPMats 28.57 -.30
... 18 SPHIthC 29.80 -21
... 18 SPCnSt 23.14 .10
... 13 SPEng 35.28 +.05
12 SPFnc 29.97 -.13


... 18 SPInds 30.14 -.14
.. 21 SPTech 2025 -20
... 14 SPUtS 27.11 -.08
7 11 Slonepath 1.08 -.09
...... Tasekorn 1.45 +.01
... TelcHTr 28.13 -.22
... 77 Telkonetn 6.15 -.48
... 20 Tenemark .61 -.01
... 25 UfraPIg 46.53 -32
...... Viragenrs .89 -.03
15 ... Wstmind 28.20 +.32
... 15 WheatRq 3.13 +.02
...... Wyndham 1.13 -.06


I ASDAQNATIO AL ARKT=


PE PPE Name Last Chg


. 18 ADCTel 239 -.10
l. 18 AFCEntn 23.75 -20
7 ASETst 4.90 -.28
14 ASMLHId 14.48 -.39
21 18 ATITech 18.02 -.20
2? 24 ATMIInc 21.65 +.79
.i. ... ATS Med 4.27 +.14
... Aastrm 2.58 +20
.i. ... Abgenix 9.09 -.40
19 16 Acredo 28.37 +.72
65 48 Actel 15.02 -.55
. .. AcsivCrd 8.88 +.32
1 ... ActPwr 3.81 -.31
24 23 Acivlaen 19.95 +1.29
3 24 Acxorn 2357
56 18 Adaptec 6.74 -.19
32 29 AdobeSy 58.12 -.70
.. AdolorCp 9.30 -.50
1 18 Adiran d17.12 -.44
8 33 AdvDilgnf 9.45 -20
17 ... AdvEnv 1.69 -.01
49 34 AdvNeurom 39.92 +.51
1# ... Advania 21.75 -.16
15 12 AdvanB 23.46 +.05
46 17 Aerolex 10.60 -.17
6) 32 Aiymet 35.88 -.33
11 AIrTin 12.81 -1.18
... 57 ArspenNet 4.83 -.11
90 21 AkamiIT 11.67 -.46
... Ak. o 41.54 -.31
.. 27 Alamosan 11.82 -.33
11 ... Aldlas 1385 -.43
68 30 AignTech 10.08 -.21
... Alkeo 13,00 +.10
... AllanSeml d2.97 -.08
. ... AInylamn 9.09 -1.14
S... A aktN ano 2.52 -.15
26 29 AlteraCp 18.10 -35
S28 Alvarlon 13.00 -.40
56 33 Amazon 41.64 -20
19 18 Amediey 27.58 -2.09
... AmrBlowt .46 +.00
.. 11 CapStr 32.75 -.03
24 15 AEagleO 48.62 -.26
71 27 AmPharm 50.46 +.74
22 22 APwCnv 20.33 -.02
21 18 AmerCas u43.40 +.71
20 17 AmnTrde 13.02 -20
36 22 ACmen 63.78 +.14
38 ... AmkorT 4.92 -.17
...... Amn 23.65 -.75
.. 40 Anlogic 41.89 -.35
48 14 Analysts 3.61 +.23
63 19 Andrew 12.04 -35
27 18 Andrxt p 22.14 -.53
53 48 AngloDynn19.97 -2.26
,. 17 Anglotchgs 18.55 -.50
A. ... Antgnca 8.91 -.39
... Aphton 2.85 +.04
. 31 ApolioG 82.08 +.79
.. 18 Apoloinvn 16.75
91 40 AppleC 64.56 -4,5
20 18 Applebeess25.60 +.13
... AppIDIgIes 5.91 -.11
... Apldlnov 3.39 -.13
21 22 ApldMal 16.15 -.02
.. AMCC 3.45 -21
17 31 aQuanrive 9.54 +.02
. .. AriedP 6.65 -.30
.. 20 Aribare 12.42 -.96
16 11 ACkBe 40.21 -.73
...... ArnHk 5.99 -.07
20 Amrtech 1.51 -.05
19 Anis 6.61 -.22
,;. ... ArffTech 1.18 -.07
38 38 AcentSoi 1422 -.30
28 29 Asialnao 4.59 +.02
37 18 Aekas 25.29 -.68
10 17 AspectCm 10.62 -.05
15 13 AedBnce 32.10 -.22
..... Asyatlhlf 4.16 -38
30 28 AtRoad 5.65 -.29
... Atlrnc 20.19 -36
... Anm l .... 3.16 -.21.


. 56 Audlblen 23.25-1.78
38 AudCodes 15.83 -.12
20 19 Audvox 16.10 +.24
... .. Auhene d4.82 -.43
... 14 Autkbyteli 528 -21
37 30 Autodsks 32.39 -1.85
...... Avanex 2.62 -.12
...... Avantimm 2.06 -.11
31 21 AvldTch 58.72 +.70
.. ... Aware 4.52 +.05
12 19 Axcells 8.84 -.15
...... AxedaSys .68 -.13
.. Axonyx 5.64 -35
27 21 BEASys 8.08 -.06
...... BallardPw 6.02 -.29
... ... BeaonP .83 -.02
35 29 BeasleyB 16.65 -.04
39 26 BebeStras 25.62 +.19
26 21 BedBath 40.23 +.32
30 13 BIMIC 8.75 -.03
20 ... BloRef 13.25 -.63
... ... BIoenvis 7.88 -.16
... 37 BiogenIdM 65.80 -1.02
S-.. BloMarin 5.90 -.36
33 24 Blomet 41.27 -.11
..... lomilra 2.21 +.09
... ... Sloum .56 -.01
15 16 BobEvn 25.04 +.32
... 45 BoneCre 29.04 -31
... Bookham 43.92 -.18
.. 20 Borand 9.49 -.38
10 53 BostnCom 9.45 +.08
48 50 BroadVIs 2.41 -.19
71 28 Brdcom 32.52 -.32
- Broadwing 7.04 -37
18 BrcdeCm 621 -.19
41 26 BrootkAut 14.64 -.41
...... Bsquare 1.15 -.12
49 35 BultaloWWul37.60+2.10
... ... nO 23.15 -.54
8 16 C-COR 8.05 -A96
17 14 CBRLGrp 39.83 -.44
25 20 CDWCorp 65.35 -.77
39 30 CHRobn 55.21 -.10
15 .. CMGI 2.11 -.17
... 36 CNET 9.79 -37
21 16 CSGSys 17.48 -.43
33 23 CTIMole 13.04 +.31
...... CVThemra 22.03 -.55
19. 16 CabolMIc 35.83 -1.10
15 14 CalAmp 8.25 +.13
29 20 CalPIza 23.73 +.18
22 16 Candelas 11.17 -.32
19 18 CapClyBk 39.97 +.78
...... CpslnTrb 1.71 +.02
...... CardlacSd 1.93 +.04
.. ... Cardlma .48 -.05
24 18 CareerEd 42.05 +1.80
70 28 CarrAcc 9.11 -.24
27 14 Cardzo 10.87 +.59
.. 47 Cegane 9 28.21 -.19
...... CellGens 7.01 -.11
...... Cellhera 7.74 -.37
... 15 CentCom 9.3 +.29
.. 6 CenAl 23.99 -.65
.. 16 Cephik 47.932-1.00
37 22 Ceradynes 52.47-1.55
32 23 ChrsRAsc 45.00 +1.00
16 17 ChadiRsse 10.09 +.23
14 12 ChimSh 8.13 +.06
... ... ChartCm 2.11 -.08
25 19 ChkPolnt 22.89 -.27
... 24 ChkFree 34.91 -.94
13 12 Checkers 13.61 +.21
39 27 Cheesecks31.47 +.36
... 23 chditn d3.75 -.21
30 19 Chiron 34.54 -.75
... 13 Chordnt 1.97 -.05
48 22 Chrchl10 40.19 +.12
... ... ClenaCo 2.83 -.18
15 14 CinnFIn 44.45 -.30
27 23 CIntas 44.00
13 ... Crrus 4.74 -.18
27 19 Clco 18.64 -.08
...... CfidlSecn 2.17 -.06
35 21 CItlSy 22.82 +.06
... 20 CleanH U15.55 +.54


31 17 CIcknCm 14.60 -1.30
... 52 Cogentin 28.80
82 40 CogTechs 38.12 -1.40
31 27 Cognosg 42.59 -.03
...... Comarco 8.74 -.19
79. 49 Comcast 33.22 -.01
78 47 Coricsp 32.68 +.08
16 14 CompsBc 45.90 -.11
33 22 Compuwre 5.69 -.18
22 18 Comtech 32.83 -1.63
... 49 Comvers 23.10 +.16
.. ConcCm 2.25 -.17
...... Conexant 1.60 -.07
60 26 Connetics 23.48 -.32
25 21 Copaned 23.45 +29
...... Corgentchn 7.92 -.10
22 18 CorinthCs 18.32 +.21
...... CorxaCp 3.74 -.07
19 15 CostPlus 27.80 +.46
25 21 Costco 47.32 -.26
.. 38 Crayinc 3.90 -.10
12 ... CreTcLtd 15.63 +.51
...... CredSys 7.46 -.29
34 22 CreeInc 32.73 -1.28
. ... CrtPath 1.6g -.06
... CublstPh 11.15
39 25 CumMed 1430 +.14
... .- Cyberonc 2341 +1.72
28 23 Cyme 25.73 -23
...... CylRx 1.43 +.08
43 24 Cytyc 24.77 -.63


.. ... DRDGOLD 1.45 -.06
... Danka 3.00
...... Datelnk 3.16 +.47
25 17 DeckOut 39.70 +.14
34 26 Dellinc 41.08 +.11
64 21 DfaPtr 14.69 -.20
.. deltathree 3.66 +.45
...... Dndreon 7.62 -2.77
..... DlalCpAs 22.92 -1.23
... ... DILght 1.07 -.10
41 21 DIgRvaer 32.43 -1.67
23 19 Digltas 9.41 +.33
... ... Dscabs 7.32 -.18
7 16 DftechCo 13.32 -.52
...... DobsonCm 1.68 -.12
18 14 DllrTree 27.40 -.23
18 13 DotHUil 6.84
35 29 DIbeCIck 7.96 +.01
...... drugsire 3.22 -.14
... 30 DuPontP 26.25 -.16
... 30 E-loat 3.34 -.08
99 63 eBav 104.84 -2.47
30 21 EGLInc 28.38 -.78
26 21 eResmch 13.568 -27
...... ESS Tech 6.25 -.05
19 10 ErhLUnk 10.43 -.20
... 19 EchoStar 32.75 -.37
...... eCostcmn 12.19 +.05


29 22 EducMgt
18 ... EduDv
... ... 8x8 Inc
11 18 ElectSdc
31 29 ElectArts
17 15 ElecBtq
23 33 EFII
...... eMrgelnt
... 23 EmmisC
... ... EncysiveP
32 16 EndoPhnm
...... Endologlx
..... EntroMd
... 43 Entrust
... EnvoyCm
... 39 EnzonPhar
22 18 EonLabsa
35 14 EpicorSft
...... E.plphany
.. EricanTI
17 26 eSpeed
... 47 EssexCp
... ... EvgrSIr
54 72 Exar
...... ExldeTlsn
42 33 ExpdinI


31.73 -.07
10.44 +21
3.25 -.25
1727 -.33
59.84 +.48
37.26 -.21
16.17 -53
1.69 +.12
17.75 -.22
10.05 -32
20.07 -.40
6.75 +.03
3.11 -.14
3.43 -.15
.55 -.02
12.99 -.31
26.25 -.98
12.75 -.40
4.50 -.12
30.43 -.50
10.02 -.02
17.30 -.86
4.17 -.05
13.69 +.16
14.19
57.12 -.12


22 16 ExpScarpt 75.97 -.97
.. 23 ExtNetw 5.66 -.17
...... Eyetechn 40.34 -.38
46 42 F5Netw 43.14 -.35
20 17 FFLCBcp 35.05 -.28
37 24 FLIRSys 58.86 -1.67
...... FXEner 14.67 -.32
39 28 Fastenal 60.24 +.14
... ... berNet .70 -.08
14 14 FfihT7hird 45.67 -.36
55 33 RIeNet 24.57 -.58
26 19 FxndWhat 15.96 -.52
... ... Rnlsar 1.71 -.16
17 14 FnUne s 19.49 -.37
14 13 FslHihGp 18.88 -.09
25 20 FrstHrzn 10.15 -.44
28 16 FstMert 26.75 -.41
21 18 FlIse 39.20 -.33
35 15 Flext 12.68 -.09
... ... FLYI 2.06 +.54
...... FocusEn 1.22 +.03
41 24 FormFac 2236 -.53
23 16 Fossils 25.84 +.33
28 19 Foundry 10.83 -.21
20 16 Fredsinc 16.55 +.09
...... FuelCel 8.69 -.43
...... Fnrmdia .83 +.00


25 21 Oermin 49.26-2.67
...... emstar 5.53 -.08
44 37 GenPobe 45.16 -.33
...... enaera 3.21 +.01
... .. eneLTc 1.01 -.05
.. 30 GenesMcr 13.90 -.53
...... Genta 1.51 -.08
23 20 Gentex 32.97 +.05
44 27 Genzyme 57.06 -.13
... .. GeonCp 8.86 +.18
.. 14 GigaMed 1.56 -.09
28 27 GleadSdcs 32.80 -.76
... ... Gwpont 1.93 -.03
20 13 GolarLNG 15.52 +.24
... 56 Goodlen 193.54 -1.52
... 40 GpoFin 8.29 +.11
14 12 HMNFn 32.47 -.59
28 ... Hanson 34.75 +.40
19 16 HarbrFL 32.93 -.68
... 19 Harmonic 7.50 -.39
13 26 Haenrilnt 7.48 -.15
16 13 Headwatr 29.07 -.09
40 26 HHhExt 1659 -.87
11 9 HlywdE u13.96 +.10
47 31 Hologic 26.28 +.03
... 50 HomeStore 2.25 -.20
...... HrmOff 1.14 -.03
19 17 HotTopic 17.27 -.12
...... HumGan 12.84 +.10
23 17 HunUB 41.7 -.63
14 13 HuntBnk 24.05 -.01
14 21 HutchT 33.39 +.70
41 24 HyperSolu 45.98 -.28
47 24 ACInterac 25.44 -22
...... ICOS 25.97 -.88
...... IDBio 14.94 -.53
...... I-Flow 18.38 -.04
...- IPIXCp 5.10 -.31
22 16 IPass 6.14 -34
... ... Ikoa 50 -.06
... ... Ideni 6.54 -.31
... 15 ImagEn u6.69 +.34
.. 25 ImaxCp u8.79 +.52
33 23 Imdone 42.70 -1.01
... .. Immemn 6.93 +.67
87 41 Immucos u27.95 +.76
...... ImunRprs 1.26 -.07
...... Immunlcnn 6.78 +.63
... 17 ImpaxLab 16.06 -.52
... .. In'yle 9.34 -.32
14 12 IndpCmty 40.44 +.19
...... IndevusPh 5.31 -.21
.. 28 Inergy 29.83 +.42
19 21 InfoSpoe 38.96-2.23
77 19 Inlrcing 18.90 +1.10
... 28 Inlormat 7.30 -.26
52 34 Infosyss 6325-2.15
22 15 Innodala 8.74 -.06


...... Innovo 3.77 +.36
15 14 Insight 19.40 -.41
... ... InspPhar 14.99 -.72
... 25 Insinet 5.53 -.18
20 22 IntegCIrc 20.07 +.16
77 26 IlrgDv 9.95 -.19
69 ... ISSI d6.93 -.17
1 18 Intel 22,54 -.34
... ... Intellisyn 2.13 +.20
...... IntlaDSys u5.40 -.04
... 35 Interchgn 13.44 -1.19
... 29 InterDig 19.91 -.52
22 18 In:rSpdw 51.32 -.66
... ... tmtCprs 8.48 -.03
... ... Intmtllnl 3.45 -.34
47 24 IntntSec 20.86 -.19
... 12 Intosectn 13.38 -1.07
38 25 Intersil d14.43 -.52
... 35 Interwvn 9.03 -.40
25 19 Intutl 40.57 -.84
.. 48 InlSurg 39.71 -.89
23 19 InvFnSv 47.37 +.20
50 19 Invrogn 66.41 -.40
.. onatronn 10.20 -.23
.. Isis 4.97 -.19
98 20 IsleCapri 24.62 +.73
.. Isonics 4.81 -.29
.. IvanhoeEn 2.27 -.07
.. 40 Vilage 6.31 -.04
61 29 Ixia 13.46 -76


'20 18 J2Glob 30.94 +.23
... JDSUnbh d2.78 -.14
.. 30 Jamdatn d16.64 -.71
9 Jamesnin 1.92 -.06
36 46 JeiBlue 21.00 +.20
29 17 JJllGr 13.71 -.09
18 14 JosBnks 28.15 -.36
39 18 JoyGtl 4023 -.69
.. 38 Jnorip w 25.67 -.17
49 29 Juplhmed 19.70 -.48
26 19 KLATnc 4242 +.17
SKeyxBIo 14.33 -.42
9 15 Kmaet 93.44 +1.47
... 17 KnightTrd 10.02 -.23
8 14 KnightT 30.03 -.62
...... Knology 2.85 -.47
9 10 Komag 18.15 +.41
... KongZhgn 8.17 -.58
...... KopinCp 3.22 -.10
14 13 KosPhr 33.70 -.55
33 27 Kionos 47.59 +.33
8 43 KulIcke 6.88 -.21
30 37 Kyphon 2429 -.42
21 16 LKQCp 17.67 -.34
36 15 LSIInds 11.09 -.43
... LTX 6.06 -28
...... LaJoPh 1.72 -.01
24 19 LabOne 33.86 +36
21 13 LamRsch 25.,57 -.33
...... LmarAdv 42.14 +.33
37 13 Landstars 37.35 +.02
... LaMCard 8.80-2.02
8 34 Lasrscp 2821 -133
...... L e 4.72 -.08
... 33 LawsnSfl 625 -02
.. 13 Leadten d7.33 -.88
... ., Level3 2.90 -.07
... 17 LexerMd .62 -39
... 55 LbMAn 43.45 +29
16 14 ULffePtH 33.56 -1.06
... 56 UgandB 9.87 -.35
16 21 Uncare 41.42 +.13
32 26 UnearTch 36.61 -.21
44 18 Lonbrdg 6.14 -.14
SLodgEnt 17.96
SLookSmat 1.86 -.12
Loudeye 1.53 -.04


42 21 M-SysFD 19.83 +.03
... 40 MCIIncn 19.80 -.01
... 27 MGIPhre 23.95 -2.96
61 32 MIPSTech 10.41 +.21
17 26 MKSInst 15.07 -.61
...... MRVCm 3.17 -.13
22 19 MTS 30.10 -.96


...... MaceSecr 3.93 -.14
36 27 Macrmdla 26.70 -.94
36 22 Maevrn 23.26 +.01
89 15 Magma 11.58 -.04
...... MagnaEnt 6.00 +.17
.. 13 Mamma 4.95 -.20
30 24 ManhAxsn 22i56 15


...... Manugist
31 27 Martek
93 34 MarveliTs
28 22 Maxim
...... MaxwtrT
...... McLeoA
...... McDala
.. 24 McDataA
... 56 Medlmun
...... Modrex
...... MedlaBay
41 75 Medinm
19 16 MedAct
95 45 MediCo
... 18 MentGr
61 29 MercMinr


2.40 -.09
47.99 -.55
34.27 -.03
d38.23 -.66
9.20 -.01
.74 -.04
4.59 -.36
4.93 -.34
24.78
926 -.62
1.10 -.05
6.14 +.02
18.60 -.05
28.60 -.64
14.18 +.90
39.94 -.82


33 25 MeridBto 19.78 +.79
7 6 MetalMg9 22.94 -2.05
28 35 Micrl 9.06 -.15
25 22 Mcochp 2428 -.24
93 22 Mcromse 4.63 -.14
... 20 MIcSemIs 14.87 -28
34 19 Mcrosoft 26.73 -.07
6 21 MicroStr 56.77 -.76
. ... Microtnen 4.75 -.22
... Mikron 7.71 -.11
.. MillPhar 10.54 -.47
Mindspeed 2.15 -.14
22 16 Misonix 5.71 -.11
. 15 MobtiyElec 7.00 +.14
26 20 Molexlf 27.52 -.20
22 18 MonCasn 33.54-3.01
55 32 MnstWw 28.93 +.18
12 10 MovieGal 20.12 +.10
12 13 MulmGs 13.80 -.50
... Myogen 7.58 -60
... MyriadGn 21.93 -.87
31 17 NETgear 16.25 -.52
42 18 NIIHIdgs u51.13 -.05
.. 21 NMSCm 6.15 -.29
.. NPSPhm 17.70 -.05
.. NT IInc 68.14 -.90
53 38 NVECorpd25.55 +3.27
... Nanogen 6.01 -.31
.. Napster 7.89 -36
.. 26 Nasd100Tr 3826 -27
67 30 Nassda 6.72 -.15
.. Nastech 11.00 -.14
48 29 Natilnsis 25.67 -.04
32 17 Navarre u19.02 +.76
.. NektarTh 19.00 -.80
...... NeoMgc 1.04
15 19 NetBank 10.04 -.08
... Net2Phn 2.85 -.11
.. 61 NeIlQ 11.04 -.44
.. 22 Nelease 49.97 -1.88
33 55 Nef xas 11.01 -268
66 42 NetWkAp 31.71 +.96
... NtrrEng 2.45 -.18
.. 57 Neurine 46.43 -.63
18 15 NewFmt 9.39 +.11
... .. NexMed 1.41 -.03
11 16 NextelC 30.17 +.12
.. 25 NextPrt 19.90 +.12
.. Ninetownsn 9.65 -25
. ... NlroMed 24.99 -.83
19 15 NobityH 21.97 +.39
20 18 NorTrst 46.00 -.46
... ... NthI 21.97 -1.11
.. NwstAl 8.57 +.15
9 ... Novmrg u68.20 -1.07
.. 23 Novatel 25.10 +.45
... 18 NvtfWdt 14.90 -.87
... 40 Novel 6.06 -.15
29 25 NovIus 25.81 -.07
39 17 NuHo-tz 7.35 -26
.. NuanceC d3.47 -.09
.. Nuvelorm 9.68 -.24
50 28 Nvklia 21.40 -.68
23 20 o2Mitro 946 -.9I1


22 17 OReliyA 45.64 +.44
... ... OSIPhrm 69.10 -.90
13 12 OdysseyHt 11.93 -.46
14 10 OhioCas 22.84 +.19
5 5 OlympSI 23.34 -2.03
...... OmnlEnr dl.40 -25
14 13 OmnlVisns 16.76 -.75
...... .OnAssign 5.02 -.10
... 18 OnSmcnd 3.60 +.05
12 22 1800Fowrs 7.63 -.12
... ... OnyxPh 30.69 -.64
... 18 OpenTxl 20.28 -.17
... OpenTV 2.92 -.47
.. 31 OpnwvSy 12.84 -.74
...... Opsware 6.20 -.14
23 20 Oracle 1.2 +01
...... OrSure 6.01 -.02
.. 7 OrgenFnn 7.65 +.05
19 15 Orthfx 37.89 -.59
...... Oscient '3.59 -.21
18 15 OtterTall 25.05 +.09
... Overstk 54.39 -136


34 ... PC-Tel 7.20 -.02
37 56 PMCSra 9.54 -.30
... ... PPTVia .95 -.07
29 17 PSSWrid 11.99 -20
16 11 Paccars 73.16 +.38
18 14 PacSunwr 23.31 -.51
...... PadfcNet 7.33 -.43
.. 21 PalmSie d11.61 -.54
84 15 palmOne 28.51 -.97
65 32 PalmrM 23.99 -.51
... 33 PanASN 1525 +.42
41 30 PaneraBrd 47.04 -.41
40 18 ParmTc 5.18 -26
36 28 Pattersons44.01 +.35
33 14 PattUTIs 17.96 -.04
38 30 Paychex 31.88 +.02
...... Peregrine 1.03 -.02
45 28 Perfiden 7.21 -.17
15 15 Perrgo 16.35 -.01
.. 10 Petrohawk 7.75 -.32
18 14 PelDv 36.30 -.06
31 24 PetsMar 34.00 +.06
42 21 PhrmPdt 41.24 +.05
...... Phannos 1.16 -.05
... 69 Pharmlon 40.00-1.55
32 ... Phazar 30.39 -9.14
34 21 Photon 21.56 -.95
22 19 Pho-lmn 14.85 -23
29 48 Ptxar 85.11 +.85
25 23 Pxiwrks 10.73 -A41
...... PlugPower 5.16 -.23
47 19 Polymm 18.82 -.21
- .. PoClPlayn 23.75 -1.75
26 24 Powdnrg d16.95 -.36
...... Power-One 7.71 -.20
... 20 Powrwav 7.73 -.10
...... PraecisP 1.65 -.09
41 18 Prestek 9.90 -,22
26 20 PrceTR 59.49 -.45
35 20 prcellne 24.35 -.68
41 ... PrimusT 2.43 +.04
18 16 PdHIthc 20.97 -.64
...... ProgPh 15.00 -A8
... ... Prsot .34 -.02
-_ ProtDsg 19.47-1.35
30 35 ProvdCom 34.64 +137
46 23 PsycSol u35.99 -185
... 18 QLT 17.00 -.19
26 22 QIolc 3841 +2.66
42 34 Qua0oms 43.24 +.09
29 22 QuestSltw 13.75 -.65
52 33 RFMicO 5.77 +.07
40 24 RSASec '17.92 -.01
... 36 ROneD 15.52 -.19
63 48 Rarmbus 20.75 -.76
.. RealNwk 5.49 -.29
57 38 RedHat 12.00 -.37
...... Redback 5.81 +.11
30 Regenm 7.50 -97
14 11 FRentACt 26.75 -30
16 14 RepBcp 14.49 -.12
73 27 RschMots 73.02 +.07
29 24 ResConn 50.49 -.85


... 24 Retek 527 -.18
...... RIgsNt 20.48 -.14
22 18 RossSts 28.74 +.09
...... Ryanak 42.45 +.30


.. SAFLINK 2.41 -.17
... SBACom 8.76 -.15
24 21 SEIlInv 37.88 -.81
32 20 SFBCs 37.32 -1.67
13 10 Safeco 49.68 -.16
16 17 SanDlsks 23.99 -.60
... 14 Sanmila 7.43 -.16
64 28 Sapient 8.34 -.907
.. SvisCm 1.00 -.04
.. ScanSoft 4.05 -.15
7 6 Schniizers 30.56 -.88
28 21 ScGames 23.35 +.73
31 27 SeaChng 15.98 -.43
... 38 SeeBeyond 3.71 -.03
23 16 SelCmfrt 18.96 +1.81
12 11 Selcin 43.88 -.16
25 26 Semtech 19.12 -.28
... Sepracr u60.98 +.83
31 23 Serolog 20.47 -.93
... 29 Shandan 40.95 -1.95
12 13 Shiplm 18.80 -.21
... 14 ShirePh u34.63 +.13
.. 31 Shop.comnd22.22-2.58
44 32 SlebelSs 9.20 -.10
21 15 SlernaWr 15.72 -.49
... 23 Sty 5.44 -.21
94 30 SlgmDg 8.50 +.04
52 28 SlgmaTel 34.01 -123
... 27 Snlimg 1428 -.43
20 25 SlcnLab 30.90 -.30
8 ... SST d5.00 -.19
52 19 SnicVlyB 42.50 -.83
... 9 Sicnware 3.70 +.0
...... SlivStdg 11.70 +.25
16 ... Siherstar 1.31 +.04
29 19 Sina 29.50 -.55
21 57 Sinclair 8.37 -.36
... ... SIriusS 6.10 -.52
52 16 SkywksSd 8.34 -28
86 14 SmithMMcro 7.74 -.56
... 13 SmufStne 17.81 +.07
15 17 Sohu.on 1554 -.39
31 14 SonicSol 18.38 -.77
... 38 SncWall 5.38 -.14
79 31 Sonusn 5.53 +.04
14 ... SouMoBc 18.47
... 30 SpatlaLt 6.13 +.06
34 26 SpecJUnk 16.75 +3.13
25 20 Staples 32.55 +25
...... StarSciden 4.07 +.04
60 46 Stadbucks 5739 -.44
57 23 STATSChp 5.72 -.12
8 6 StDyna 33.98 -2.01
10 8 Steench 27.93 -2.01
...... SlemCels 5.25 +.14
29 23 Stricyde 49.19 -.07
.. 44 SunMicro 4.53 -.08
......SupTech 1.07 -.07
...... SuerGen 5.64 -.17
24 33 SupporSft 6.35 -.20
16 14 SusqBnc 24.13 -.31
17 13 SwiffTm 19.71 -.60
...... Sycamre 3.59 -.03
35 24 Smenilecs 23.46 -20
84 18 Symetric 8.37 -.47
51 28 Synapics 27.93 -.92
... 20 Syneronn 26.41-1.35
39 40 Synopsys 17.87 -.18
90 47 Synovts 9.88 -.37.
32 19 THQ Inc 20.89 +.01
.. 4 TOPTankn 14.52 -.40
16 12 TTMTch 9.72 -.37
24 15 TakeTwo 3316 +.35
57 28 TASEis 14.10 -5.95
63 ... Taylrv 4.44 -.84
18 15 TectData 42.42 -.09
... ... Techlnvrt .17 -.01
...... Tegal 1.34 -.03
42 26 Tekelec 19.62 +.15
... 12 Telesys 10.88 -29
... ... TetestOl n 16.41 -44


T... h.. Telikc 18.95 -.05
40 21 Tellabs 8.00 -21
... Terayon 2.19 -.22
36 42 lesseraT 36.09+2.46
65 ... TevaPhs 28.80 +.05
.. 19 ThrmWv 3.17 +.01
... 29 Thoratc 9.39 -.23
.. 3Com d3.56 -.17
62 30 TbcoSt 12.45 -.30
...... TWTele 3.45 -.35
..... TInc 420 -.32
12 TobmOninn12.64 -.82
..... TorhO 1.35 +.34
Tmsmeta 1.14 +.05
TmSwtc 1.31 -.09
... Tavezoo 81.30-12.90
32 26 Trinbles 31.04 +.34
TripathT 1.47 -.22
. TrQuint 3.39 -.13
17 15 TrstNY 12.75 -.2O
15 13 Trustmk 29.66 -.19
. TuiSys 4.55 +.10
... 18 24/7Realrs 3.58 -.22
13 9 UTSIrcm 16.52 +.05
89 33 Uitatech 15.07 -.11
12 10 UIdOnIn 10.59 -.17
...... USEnr 2.86 -.04
... 33 UUThrp 41.37 -1.19
. .. UldGlCm 926 -.01
16 13 UnIvFor 39.39 -1.37
41 28 UrbnOuts 40.32 -.48


. VASftwr 1.95 -.11
..... VITech .8 -.08
32 32 ValueClick 12.65 -.23
18 19 VaranS 30.16 -.51
62 36 VascoDta 5.55 -.39
...... Vasogeng 520 -.26
...... Vastera 2.97 +.02
...... VCamps 1.90 -.07
... 30 Veecolnst 18.09 -.22
... 41 Ventana 61.09 -.94
... 33 VerIgn 30.44 -.39
34 24 Veritas 25.87 -.28
37 20 Venty 11.75 -.09
...... VersoTch .58 -.08
...... VertxPh 10.92 +.14
...... VetidNet 1.38 +.02
...... ViaNe .68 -.07
.. Vicuron 15.49 -.81
.. 50 Vignette 1.20 -.05
... 58 Visage 7.92 -.30
...... VIonPhm 4.06 -.21
...... Viesse 3.12 -.20
28 ... WashGuiO 40.93 -59
.. WaveSys 1.11
86 13 WebMD 7.72 +.10
15 19 WebEx 21.78 -.50
...... webMethlf 6.00 -.21
48 33 Websense 45.00 -1.01
35 17 WWirelsO u37.60 +r23
. .. WetSea 1.92 -.10
45 37 WholeFd 94.79 +.22
.. WddOa) 7.28 -.32
... 48 WrndRv 11.01 -.91
22 WrlssFac 9.09 -.15
15 Wrksream 3.61 -.12
8 5 WorldAir 5.90 -.25
WorldGate 3.61 -.10
...... Wynn 66.72 -.08
.. ... XMat 3.74 +80
XOMA 2.16 -.15
... Xeova 1.30 -.05
26 28 Xlinx 26.92 -.46
..... Xybmau 1,15 -.04
.. YDIWissn 3.44 -.45
95 69 Yahoos 35.68 -.66
21 11 YelowRd 52.44 -.95
33 26 ZebraTs 51.67 -2.17
... 67 ZhoneTch 2.17 +.06
15 13 ZionBcp 65.07 +.04
...... ZlxCorp 4.19 -.21
... 94 Zoltek u15.38 +.94
... 27 Zoran 10.19 -.30


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Yesterday Pvs Day
Australia 1.3104 1.3173
Brazil 2.7180 2.6910
Britain 1.8776 1.8765
Canada 1.2170 1.2227
China 8.2781 8.2781 j
Euro .7620 .7638
Hong Kong 7.7952 7.7940
Hungary 189.47 190.30
India 43.680 43.850
Indnsia 9277.00 9290.00
Israel 4.3687 4.3975
Japan 103.25 104.20
Jordan .70852 .70907
Malaysia 3.7998 3.7999
Mexico 11.2150 11.2400
Pakistan 59.60 59.60
Poland 3.10 3.14
Russia 27.0945 27.8000
SDR .6558 .6574
Singapore 1.6427 1.6433
Slovak Rep 29.60 29.56
So. Africa 5.9191 5.9765
So. Korea 1045.00 1052.90
Sweden 6.8757 6.9064
Switzerlnd 1.1813 1.1820
Taiwan 32.12 32.22
U.A.E. 3.6723 3.6723
British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others show
dollar in foreign currency.




Yesterday Pvs Day
Prime Rate 5.25 5.25
Discount Rate 3.25 3.25
Federal Funds Rate 2.25 2.25
Treasuries
3-month 2.31 2.28
6-month 2.59 2.56
5-year 3.71 3.72
10-year 4.24 4.30
30-year 4.78 4.89



FUTURES

Exch Contract Settle Chg
Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Feb05 45.68 +.35
Corn CBOT Mar 05 2063/4 .
Wheat CBOT Mar05 3061/2 -11/4
Soybeans CBOT Mar 05 5431/4 -51/4
Cattle CME Feb 05 91.87 +1.32
Pork Bellies CME Feb05 97.20 +.23
Sugar (world) NYBT Mar 05 8.55 +.03
Orange Juice NYBT Mar05 80.35 +1.05

SPOT
Yesterday Pvs Day
Gold (troy oz., spot) $421.90 $428.50
Silver (troy oz., spot) $6.623 $6.427

Copper (pound) $1.4400 4$1.3ubU

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.


JhPA% WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I.Z, ZVW)





THE MARKET IN REVIEW


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INDEXES


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12-mo
Name NAV Chg %Rtn
AARP Invst:
BalaKced 17.18 -.07 +35
CGr 42.56 -.27 +4.4
15.17 +.01 +3.4
Global 25.91 -.03 +8.6
Gtlhnc 21.43 -.11 +6.4
Intl 43.00 +.02 +9.0
PthwyCn 11.54 -.03 +6.3
PIhwyGr 12.81 -.06 46.5
ShTimBd 10.19 ... +0.7
AIM Investments A:
Agrsvp 10,01 -.06 +6.3
SBalAp 24.84 -.09 +4.9
BasValAp31.46 -.15 +6.6
ChartAp 12.48 -.06 +5.3
Constp 22.08 -.10 +0.9
HYdAp 4.52 -.02 +7.9
IntlGrow 19.57 -.02 +15.0
MuBp 8.19 ... +3.5
PrrnEqty 9.62 -.04 +1.7
SeEqty 17.12 -.05 +9.3
Sumrlt 10.52 -.03 +6.3
WelngAp 1268 -.06 +2.7
AIM Investments B:
CapDvBt 16.65 -.05 +9.7
PrEqy 8.92 -.04 +0.9
AIM Investor Cl:
Dynm 16.03 -09 +5.9
Energy 26.84 ... +29.0
HMSd 50.12 -20 +3.
SmCoGlpI 11.99 -12 +4.1
Tofti 24,15 -.07 +12
UiWs 11,68 -.06 +21.1
- AIM/INVESCO Inystr:
CorSIk 10.53 -.05 40.3
AMF Funds:
Adtg 9.82 ... +1.7
Advance Capital I:
Balancp n17.62 -.05 +6.0
Retncn 10.15 +.01 +5.3
Alger Funds B:
SmCapGrt 4.12 -.06 +4.6
AllianceBem A:
AmGvlncA 7.44 +.02 +3.7
BalanAp 16.96 -.05 +8.1
GbTchAp54.44 -.37 -6.1
GrincAp 3.69 -.02 +9.1
SmCpGrA 21.98 -.29 +3.1
AlllanceBem Adv:
LgCpGrAd1823 -.19 4+.5
AlllanceBem B:
AmGvincB 7.44 +.02 +2.8
CorpBdBp12.34 +.02 +4.9
GbThBRt 49.36 -.34 -6.8
GrowthBt 22.81 -.16 +7.5
SCpGiBt 18.59 -.25 +2.3
USGovBp 7.06 +.01 +1.7
AllianceBem C:
SCpGrCt 18.63 -.25 +23
AmSouth Fd Cl I:
Value 16,39 -.09 +10.8
Amer Century Adv:
EqGrop n21.44 -.10 +9.4
Amer Century Inv:
Balaednl6.22 -03 +6,8
Eqlncn 7.92 -.03 +10.3
Growlhn 19.17 -.14 +4.6
Heriltageln.44 -.06 +2.0
IncGron 29.78 -.18 +8.4
Inltfscrn 13.02. +.01 +7.4
IniGroln 8.83 -.01 +7.5
UfeSdn 4.82 -.03 +55
New0pprn5.12 -.07 -4.7
RealEsn 23.30 -.22 +21.4.
Selectln 37.24 -.14 +4.1
Ultran 28.71 -.16 +8.7
Ulln 11.71 -.05 +18.7
Va luelvn 721 -.04 +11.6
Amer Express A:
Cal 5.22 ... +3.7
Discover 827 -.06 +10.6
DBE 10.79 -.03 +13.7
Divd 4.89 +.01 +43.6
DvOppA 6.97 -.03 +102
EqSel 12.41 -.05 +2.3
Growth 26.08 -15 +5.8
HfYUd 4.46 ... +27
Insr 5.48 +.01 +2.5
MgdAlp 9.32 -.03 +8.4
Mass 5.42 ... +3.1
Mich 533 ... +3.1
Min 5.34 .. +2.8
Mutual p 9.61 -.03 +6.6
NwD 23.54 -.16 -0.1
NY 5.15 ... +2.7
OMo 5.31 ... +22
PreMt 8.93 +.05 -21.7
Sel 8.68 +.01 +3.0
SDGovI 4.79 ... +0.2
Slock p 18.90 -.07 +3.5
TEBd 3.90 ... +2.8
ThdlnS 5.48 -.01 +10.1
Thollnt 7.04 -.01 +8.6
Amer Express B:
EqValp. 9.91 -.05 +9.3
NwDt 22.31 -.16 -0.9
Amer Express Y:
NwD (n23.65 -.16 -0.1
American, Funds A:,, .
AscAp 1~790 -.09 +6.0
AMutlAp 25.92 -.11 +7.9
Bahp 17.74 -.06 +6.5
BondAp 13.60 +.01 +4.4
CapiBAp 5220 -.11 +13.8
CpWAp 19.79 +.07 +7.5
CapWGAp33.12 -.01 +13.6
EupacAp 34.80 +.12 +12.6
FdlnvAp 3120 -.19 +8.7
GwthAp 26.60 -.13 +6.4
HITrAp 12.54 -.01 +7.4
IncoAp 18.18 -07 +9.5
MBdAp 13.68 +.01 +1.5
ICAAp 30.07 -.15 +6.5
NEcoAp 2020 -.11 +5.8
NPerAp 26.92 -.07 +7.5
SmCpAp 29.98 -.07 +9.4
TxExAp 12.55 ... +3.7
WshAp 30.12 -.16 +7.0
American Funds B:
BaBt 17.69 -.06 +5.8
CapBBt 5220 -.11 +12.9
GRalhBt 25.85 -.13 +6.6
IncoBt 18.09 -.07 +8.6
ICABt 29.96 -.15 4+.6
WashBt 29.96 -.17 +62
Arlel Mutual Fds:
Apprc 46.49 -.14, +9.3
Ariel .5124 -20 +162-
Artisan Funds:
Inl 21.51 +.05 +9.6
YldCap 28.55 -.17 +7.5
Baron Funds:
Asset 51.35 -.15 +222
Growth 43.83 -.08 +22.4
Bernstein Fds:
InUDr 13.38 ... +2.8
DivMu' 14.25 ... +1.7
TxMgIntV 22.09 +.03 +11.9
Bramwell Funds:
GrUAtp 1929 -.10 +1.1
Brandywlne Fds:
Bmdywn n26.06 -21 +5.5
Brinson Funds Y:
HIYklIY n7.45 -.02 +10.7
CGM Funds:
SCapOv 26.09 -.33 +11.6
Mull 24.18 -.32 +7.5
Calamos Funds:
GrntlhAp 5056 -.53 +9.3
GrowlhCt 48.71 -.51 +.6
SCalvert Group:
Inmp 17.03 +.04 +4,5
ItlEqAp 18.66 +.02 +0.7
MBCAJ 10.41 ... +0.8
Munlnt 10,96 ... +0.9
SodalAp 27.11' -.05 +5.3
SEcBdp 15.99 +.04 +5.3
SocEqAp 33.55 -.20 +3.3
TxFU 10.62 ... +0.5
TxFLgp 16.70 +.01 +1.6
TxFVT 16.03 ... +13
Clipper 87.77 -37 +3.6
Cohen & Steers:
RtyShrs 64.89 -.85 +29.
Columbia Class A:
Acalt 24.94 -.09 +13.6
Columbia Class Z:
AcouZ 25.44 -.10 +14.0
AcomlntZ 28.41 +.06 +22.3
LaigeCo 2721 -.16 +06.8
SmalCo 20.15 -.16 +13.5
Columbia Funds:
ReEsEqZ 25.18 -.27 +22.9
Davis Funds A:
NYVenA 30.07 -.14 +9.3
Davis Funds B:
NYVenB 28.85 -.13 +8.4
Davis Funds C & Y:
NYVoiC 29.04 -.13 +4.4
Delaware Invest A:
TxUSAp 1159 +.01 +4.5
Delaware Invest B:
DelihB 3.37 -.01 +11.3
SelGiSt 20.04 -.20 0.0
Dimensional Fds:
IntSmVa n1528 +.07 +27.6
USLgVan 1954 -.12 +13.6
USflcron4,.23 -.16 +72
USSmann18.40 -.18 +6,9
US SmVa 25.32 -.21 +13.7
EmgMiktn 15.99 +.02 +18.4
IntVan 16.02 ... +21.9
DFARIEn 21.40 -.25 +23.2


Dodge&Cox:
Balanced 77.95 -24 +10.0
Income 12.81 ... +2.7
IntlStk 29.87 +.05 +25.2
Stock 126.70 -.69 +14.3
Dreyfus:
Aprec 38.11 -.21 .+42
Discp 31.20 -.19 +4.4
Dreyf 10.04 -.05 +4.4
Dr5001nt 34.44 -.21 +6.8
EmgNLd 41.88 -.28 +0.8'
FLIntr 13.45 ... +18
InsMutn 18.00 +.01 +3.4
SValAr 27.82 -.13 +12.0
Dreyfus Founders:
GrowhB n9.83 -,09 +1,4
GrwlhFpn10.26 -,09 +2,4
Dreyfus Premier:
CoreEqAt 14.28 -.08 +3,0
CorVlp 29,61 -.15 +7,1
LtdHYdAp 7.60 -.02 +8.3
TxMgGCt 15.27 -.08 +1.9
TdiGroA 21.97 -.21 -9.6
Eaton Vance Cl A:
ChlaAp 13,29 -.06 +82
Grsw6A 7.12 -09 +7,9


InBosA 6.55 -01 +8.4
SpEqtA 4.49 -03 -4.3
MunOdl 10.70 -.01 +3.6
TrdGvA 8.82 +.01 +1.3
Eaton Vance Cl B:
FLMBt 10.90 -.01 +1.8
HlhSBt 10.93 -09 +1.2
NalMBt 10.36 +.01 4+5.0
Eaton Vance Cl C:
GolCp 7.59 ... +0.4
NadMCt 9.87 +.01 +5.0
Evergreen B:
BalatB 8.33 -02 +2.7
BluChpBt 23.53 -.10 +2.3
DviBdBw 15.03 +02 +2,6
FoundB 16,74 -.06 +2.4
MuBdBI 7.51 +.01 +3.4
Evergreen I:
CoDrdl 10.69 +01 44
AdjRalel 9.39 ... +1.8
Evrgml 12,79 -.09 +3.8
Foundl 16.82 -.07 +3.4
SIMunil 10,11 .. +1.2
Excelsior Funds:
Ener 19.12 -.01 +25.4
HIeldp 4.79 -.01 +8.7
ValResr 40.79 -.14 +13.0
FPA Funds:
Nwluc 11.18 ... +2.2
Federated A:
AmLdrA 24.34 -.12 462
CapApA 24.83 -.14 +3.7
IM MA 28.94 -22 +6.7
MuSecA 10.80 ... +3.4
Federated B:
StrncB 8.82 -.01 +5.7
Federated Instl:
Kaufmn 5.19 -.02 +8.7
Fidelity Adv Foc T:
HOiCarT 19.96 -.17 +6.9
NatResT 31.35 +.05 +17.6
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGri n46.56 -.32 -3.5
EqInln 27.92 -.14 +9.1
InlBdin 11.12 +.01 +2.5
Fidelity Advisor T.
BalancT 16.17 -.05 +3.4
DlNGrTp 11.47 -.06 +2.1
DynCATp 12.83 -.09' -8.3
EqGrTp 4429 -.31 -4.1
EqInT 27.60 -.15 +8.4
GovInT 10.07 +.01 +2.4
GrOppT 29.71 -.21 +2.9
HilnAdTp 9.94 -.07 +11.4
IntBdT 11.11 +.01 +2.2
MIdCpTp 23.89 -.08 +92
MulncTp 13.19 +.01 +3.7
OviseaT 17.11 -.02 +4.5
STFlr 9.52 ... +1.2
Fidelity Freedom:
FF2010 n13.44 -.03 +4.5
FF2020n 13.69 -.05 +5.8
FF2030n 13.77 -.06 +6.3
Fidelity Invest:
AggrGrr n15.86 -.23 +4.0
AMgrn 16.01 -.04 +3.2
AMgrGrn 14.56 -.06 +3.3
AMgrinn 12.50 -.02 +3.5
Balancn 17.35 -.07 +.9
BluIeCGrn40.82-23 +2.4
Canadan 32.69 +.13 +14.5
CapApn 24.93 -.18 +5.0
Cplncrn 8.40 -.03 +9.5
ChinaRgn16.42 -.02 +2.8
CngSn 386.35 -2.49 +3.1
Contran 55.13 -27 +10.7
CnvScn 21.13 -.10 +5.6
DestI 12.49 -.10 +2.1
Deslll 11.47 -.13 +5.3
DisEqn 24.71 -20 +8.6
DivMnn 27.76 ... +12.3
DivGnhn 27.90 -.15 +2.7
EnmdMn 12.50 +.06 +11.6
Eqlncn 51.49 -27 +7.9
EQIIn 23.06 -.14 +6.4
ECapAp 20.92 -.05 .+7.2
Europe 33.49 -.10 +21.7
Exchn 26256 -1.86 +8.4
Expotn 19.15 -.11 +8.4
Fdeln 2928 -.16 +4.8
Fiftyrn 19.79 -.11 -0.3
FdnOnen2455 -.11 +8.0
GNMAn 11.09 +.01 +3.7
Govlncn 1021 +.01 +2.5
GroCon 53.89 -.42 +4.8
Grolncn 37.55 -.19 +7.6
Grolndin 9.54 -.05 +03.9
Highlncrn 9.04 -.02 +7.7
Indepnn 17.19 -.10 +4.8.
InlBdn 10.49 .. +2.1
IntGovn 1021 +.01 +1.3
InlDiscn 27.38 -.02 +11.3
IlnSCprn23.01 +.14 +23.3
InvGBn 7.52 +.01 +3.6
Japan n 12.78 +23 +10.3
JpSm n 12.69 +.21 +20.4
Latlrnn 19.79 -.16 +222
LowPrn 38.97 -.13 +16,3
MageltnlOl.74 -.62 +4.4
MkCapn 22.46 -21 2.2
MIgSen 11.23 +.01 +3.8
'.i'r.t r 14 Q 4 ..1)4 .?. *
*,l1ln n XI08 -- 26 -4 3
OTCn 33.23 -.25 -1.0
Ovrean 34.12 -.03 +5.2
PcBasn 19.57 +.20 +10.2
FPuinn 18.63 -.06 +6.6
RealEn 27.70 -.32 +26.0
STBFn 8.97 ... +1.4
SmCaplndn19.15 ... +10.3
SmnlCpSrn17.31 -.14 +6.5
SEAslan 16.04 +.10 +5.1
SIkSoln 2.29 -.15 +5.5
StlaSncn 10.69 ... +6.7
Trnd n 52.35 -.32 +6.5
USBIn 11.12 +.01 +3.3
Utly n 13.32 -.08 +16.5
ValStitn34.6 -.56 +0.4
Vaoe n 68.51 -.38 +14.3
Wirdwn 17.69 -.06 +5.6
Fidelity Selects:
Air 32.03 -.15 +.3
Autonn 33.56 +.04 +1.6
Bang n 38.67-.11 +9.4
BiotDIchn 5520-1.35 +5.8
Broen 54.07 -.46 +8.7
Chemn 65.01 -.83 +25.6
Compn 32.96 -.46 -15.4
CoMInn 24.11 -.11 +4.9
Cstotn 42.49 -.13 +28.0
DfAern 62.08 -.43 +13.0
DvCmn 18.11 -23 -5.7
Elecrn 3521 -37 -22.2
Enigyn 31.43 +.07 -+25.5
EgSvn 41.08 +.12 +23.9
EnYrn 13.72 -.12 +3.0
FSvn 114.63 -.68 +8.4
Foodn 49.86 -.17 +15.3
Goldrn 25.94 +28 -15.1
Heathn 12692 -1.08 +6.8
HomFn 61.44 -.06 +11.5
IndMtn 38.08 -.19 +7.8
Insurn 6096 -28 +10.1
Lelrn 76.07 -.43 +12.3
MedDIn 44.68 -.05 +46.3
MdEqSysn22.99 -.14 +14.6
Mukndn 44.05 -.18 -1.4
NtGasn 28.49 -.01 +30.1
Paper 31.87 -22 +3.0
Pharmn 8.79 -.06 -1.6
Retail 50.40 -.23 +142
Sollftwrn 49.14 -.40 -2.6
Techdn 56.78 -.75 -11.0
Talcmn 36.56 -.25 +8,0
Tens 40.41 -.20 +20.6
UtiGrn 39.47 -20 +19.4
Wireless 5.73 -.03 +25.4
Fidelity Spartan:
CAMun n12.59 +.01 +42
CTMunrnl1.71 ... +24
Eqldxn 41.85 -.26 +7.1
501nrn 81.41 -.50 +7.1
FLMurn 11.74 ... +.3
Govsnn 11.03 +.01 +2.9
InvGrBdn 10.65 +.02 +3.9
MDMurn115.0 +.01 +3.1
MAMuntn 12.14 +.01 +3.8
MIMunn 12.11 ... +2.9
MNMlmn11.93 +.01 +2.1
Munilon 13.11 ... +3.8
NJMunrn11.74 ... +3.1
NYMunn 13.09' +.01 +3.6
OhMunn 11.99 ... +3.4
PAMurn11.03 ... +3.4
Sllnltfn 10.37 -.01 +12
TolMtrlnn 32.09 -21 +7.5
First Eagle:
GtIA 38.05 +.07 +13.9
OverseasA21.39 +.10 +16.6
First Investors A
BICipAp 19.86 -.12 +2.6
GioblAp 6.46 -.01 +7.3
GovtAp 11.07 -.01 +2.5
GrolnAp 12.81 -.06 46.1
IncoAp 323 -.01 +7.8
InvGrAp 10.05 +.01 +2.6
MATFAp 12.11 +.01 +1.9
MITFAp 12.79 ... +1.6
lIdCpAp 24.40 -08 +112
NJTFAp "13.13 +.01 +1.8
NYTFAp 14.02 +.01 +1.8
PATFAp 1323 ... +1.5
SpSitAp 18.49 -.17 +2.8


TxExAp 1026 ... +1.6
TotRtAp 13.43 -.04 +4.5
ValueBp 6.23 -.04 +11.5
Firsthand Funds:
GbTech 3.94 -.03 -21.4
TechVal 26.77 -58 -21.5
Frank/Temp Frnk A:
AGEAp 2.14 -01 +9.0
AdjUSp 9.02 +.01 +1.3
ALTFAp 11.64 +.01 +4.0
AZTFAp 11.19 +01 +5.2
Ballnvp 56.19 -.30 +20.1
CalinsAp 12.73 +.02 +4.2
CAInIAp 11.67 ... +3.2
CaITFAp 7.29 +.01 +4.9
CapGrA 10.79 -.06 +2.8
COTFAp 12.05 +.01 +4.1
CTrFAp 11.10 +.01 +4.9
CviScAp 15.95 -.07 +11.4
DblITFA 11.95 +.01 +4.5
DynTdiA 23.36 -.18 +1.3
EqlncAp 20.28 -.06 +7.5
Fedlntp 11.58 +.01 +2.6
FedTFAp 12.16 +.01 +4.7
FLTFAp 12.02 +.01 +4.1
GATFAp 12.16 +.01 +4.1
GokdPrMA17.67 +.19 -10.6
GrwlhAp 32.70 -24 4+.5
HYTFAp 10.78 +.01 +6.4
IncomAD 2.46 -.01 +8.6


I OWToRED HEMUUA FNDTALE


Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables
show the lund name, sell price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily
net change, as well as one total return figure as follows:


Tues: 4-wk total relum (o%)
Wed: 12-mo total return (%,'
Thu: 3-yr cumulative lotal relum (r.%
Fri: 5-yr cumulative total retum (%M)


Name: Name ol mutual fund and family.
NAV: Net asset value.
Chg: Net change In price of NAV.
Total return: Percent change In NAV for the time period shown, with
dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year. return is cumula-
tire.
Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern.
Footnotes: e Ex-capital gains distribution. 1 Previous day's
quote. n No-load fund. p Fund assets used to pay distribution
costs. r Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may
apply. s Stock dividend or split. Both p and r. x Ex-cash divi-
dend. NA No Information available. NE Data In question. NN -
Fund does not wish to be tracked. NS Fund did not exist at start
date. Source: Upper, Inc. and The Associated Press


InsTFAp 12.41 +.01 +3.4
NYfrFp 1112 ... +2.1
LATFAp 11.70 +.01 +3.8
LMGvScA 10.15 ... +0.5
MDTFAp 11.79 +.01 + .8
MATFAp 11.98 +.01 +3.8
MITFAp 12.35 ... +3.2
MNInsA 12.24 +.01 +3.6
MOTFAp 12.30 +.01 +4.1
NJTFAp 12.16 +.01 +4.6
NYlnsAp 11.71 +.01 +3.7
NYTFAp 11.93 +.01 +3.5
NCTFAp 12.35 +.01 +4.5
OhtiolAp 12.63 +.01 +3.7
ORTFAp 11.88 +.01 +4.7'
PATFAp 10.47 +.01 +3.6
ReEScAp25.02 -.18 +25.4
RIsDvAp 31.44 -.18 +7.8
SMCpGrA32.56 -.17 +5.1
USGovAp 6.64 ... +3.3
UtsAp 10.81 -.03 +20.0
VATFAp 11.90 +.01 +4.9
Frank/Tamp Frnk B:
IncomBI p 2.46 -.01 +8.0
IncomeBt 2.45 -.01 +7.7
Frank/Temp Frnk C: .
IncomCt 2.47 -.02 +8.0
Frank/Tamp Mtl A&B:
QualidAt 18,96 -.05 +12.6
SharesA 22.41 -.06 +10.1
Frank/Temp Temp A:
DvMkIAp 17.89 +.10 +16.2
Fog9nAp 11.95 ... +12.0
GIBdAp 10.91 +.04 +9.8
GrwlhAp 22.31 -.02 +11.7
IntxEMp 14.44 -.01 +13.1
WoridAp 17.22 -.02 4+9.1
Frank/Temp Tmp B&C:
DevMkIC 17.59 +.10 +15.4
ForgnCp 11.82 +.01 +11.2
Fremont Funds:
Bond 10.44 +.01 +4.0
USMicro 30.64 -.36 -0.6
GE Elfun S&S:
S&Slnc 11.51 +.02 +3.2
S&SPM 44.39 -22 +5.3
GMO Trust IIll::
EmMkn r 16.59 +.02 +14.3
For 14.61 ... +15.4
GMO Trust IV:
EmirMt 16.56 +.02 +14.4
Gabell Funds:
Asset 40.06 -23 +10.6
Gartmore Fds D:
Bond 9.73 +.02 +3.8
GvtBdD 10.31 +.02 +2.7
Glowthl 6.50 -.04 +2.6
NalionwD 19.74 -.14 +5.0
TxFrr 10.65 ... +3.6
Goldman Sachs A:
GrncA 24.59 -.08 +15.5
SmCapA 40.37 -33 +11.5
Guardian Funds:
GBG IntA 12.95 ... +9.1
PaikAA 30.79 -.13 +2.8
Harbor Funds:
Bond 11.81 +.01 +4.2
CapApqhst 27.73 -.28 +4.8
Inrr 41.73 +.06 +11.4
Hartford Fds A:
AdvrsAp 14.92 -.05 +1.
CpAppAp32.72 -.12 +11.
DtNGtAp 18.44 -.09 +8.9
SmICoAp 15.67 -.16 +0.4
Hartford HLS IA:
CapApp 51.14 -.20 +12.1
'We 22.79 -.08 +2.0.
Stodk 45.00 2-7 1
HollBalFdn15.21 -.05 +17,.
ISIFunds:
NaArnp 7.39 +.03 +2.2
JPMorgan A Class:
Capro 37.09 -.19 +9.9
Grolnc 32.24 -.16 +10.9
Janus :
Balanced 20.83 -.09 +6.4
Conarian 12.56 -28 NE
CoreEq 19.75 -14 +9.2
Enlrn 36.06 -.34 +13.6
FedTEn 7.08 ... +1.5
Flnc n 9.67 +.01 +2.7
Fundn 23.88 -.14 -0.3
GI UeSdrn17.59 -.19 +11.7
Girechrn 10.11 -.10 -9.3
Grinc 31.09 -36 +6.4
Meow 20.92 -.14 +4.0
MdCpVal 2122" -.09 +12.5
Olympus 27.57 -25 +2.3
Orion n 6.65 -.04 +8.5
Omeasr 23.35 +.038 +9.1
ShTmBd 291 ... +1.6
Twnty 43.17 -.47 +19.3
Veiturn 55.41 -.54 +9.6
WrIdWr 40.44 -.13 -0.3
Janus Aspen Instl:
Balanced 2392 -.10 +5.3
WridwGr 26.19 -.07 -0.8
JennlsonDryden A:
HIYdAp 5.89 -.02 +7.4
InsuredA 11.02 .... +2`1
UUltyA 1124 -.06 +24.1'
JennlsonDryden B:
GrowthS 12.73 -.13 4+27
HiYdrBt 5.89 -.01 +7.0
InsuredB 11.04 +.01 +1.8
John Hancock A:
BoMdAp 15.31 +.01 +0 5
HIYIdAp 525 ... +6,0
SlIOnAp 7.12 +.02 +6.0
John Hancock B:
StrlncB 7.12 +.02 +5.3
Julius Baer Funds:
IntlEqA 30.99 +.12 +15.8
IntlEqlr 31.51 +.12 +16.1
Legg Mason: Fd
OpporTrt 14.93 -.07 +4.8
Splnvp 45.07 -.14 +6.4
ValTrp 63.42 -.38 +8.1
Legg Mason Instl:
VaTridnt 69.15 -.42 +9.2
Longleaf Partners:
Parners 30.74 -.04 +2.5
SmCap 29.11 -.09 +8.9
Loomols Sayles:
LSBendl 13.69 +.02 +7.7
Lord Abbett A;
AFilAp 14.37 -.09 +8.4
BdDebAp 8.10 -.01 +6.1
GlIncAp 7.53 +.02 +4.6
MIdCpAp 21.74 -.06 +18.9
MFS Funds A:
MITAp 16.88 -.09 +8.3
MIGAp 12.05 -.05 +4.8
G dOpAp 8.66 -.03 +6.0
HilnAp 3.99 -.01 +7.5
MFLAp 1021 +.01 +3.9
ToUtAp 15.76 -.03 +8.8
ValueAp 22.69 -.11 +12.8
MFS Funds B:
MIGB 11.07 -.06 +4.1
GvScBt 9.69 +.01 +1.8
HilnBt 4.00 -.01 +8.6
MunBIst 8.68 ... +3.4
TotRBt 15.75 -.04 +8.1
,MainStay Funds B:
BIChGBp 921 -.05 -0.1
CapApBt 26.29 -.15 -1.4
ConoBt 12.66 -.02 +0.7
GovtBt 8.34 +.01 +1.1
HYMBBIt 6.47 -.01 +8.7
InEqB .12.41 -.01 +9.8
ReNVaBt 11.08 -.06 "+10.5
SRnCGBp 13.79 -.07 +1.0
TotlBt 18.27. -.07 +2.6
Malrs & Power:
Growlh 68.47 -29 +14.8
Managers Funds:
SpdEq 085.79 -.85 +6.0
Marsico Funds:
Focusp 16.28 -.13 +9.1
Merrill Lynch A:
GIAJAp 16.19 ... +10.3
HeallhAp 6.18 -.06 +4.8
NJMunBd 10.57 +.01 +4.6
Merrill Lynch B:
BalCapBt 25.53 -.08.+42
BaVIBIt ..... NA
BdHIInc 5.31 -.02 +4.1
CalnsMB 11.78 +.01 +2.8
CiOPtBt 11.78 +.02 +2.5
CpITBI 11.96 .. +2.6
Equliylv 13.99 -.03 +11.3
EuroBt 14.30 -.04 +12.7
FocValt 12.13 -.15 +4.8
Fnd3GBI 15.37 -.10 +0.3
FLMBI 10.36 +.01 +42
GIAIBI 15.89 ... +9.4
HealdiBI 4.68 -.05 +5.7
LatABI 21.75 -.28 +21.9
MnlnBI 7.93 +,01 +3.3
ShTUSGI 9.25 ... +0.2
MLtdBI 10.03 ... +02
MulntlBt 10.67 -.01 +1.6
MNIBt 10.55 ... +4.2
NJMBI 10.57 +.01 +4.2
NYMBt 11.11 +.01 +0.4
NatRsTB130.98 +.10 +22.0


PacBt 18.78 +.18 +10.8 TxFrHn 11.81 +.01 +6.0
PAMBt 11.35 ... +3.0 TFlntmn 11.31 ... +1.8
VakueOpp2335 -.18 +4.5 TxFrSIn 5.43 ... +0.9
USGvMgt 10.26 ... +1.9 USTIntn 5.44 +.01 +0.5
USTncmt 10.39 -.04 +19.3 USTLgn 11.89 +.05 46+5.1
WIdInBI 6.51 +.01 +10.6 VABondn 11.77 +.01 +3.2
Merrill Lynch I: Valuen 22.27 -.13 +11.0
BalCap 26.27 -.09 +56.2 Putnam Funds A:
BaEVI ... ... NA AmGvApx 9.04 -.01 +1.7
BdHilnc 5.31 -.01 +9.0 AZTE 935 +.01 +2.9
CalnsMB 11.77 ... +33 ClcEqAp12.50-.08 +6.9
CiBPlIt 11.78 +.02 +3.3 Convp 1728 -.06 +7.3
Cpm 11,96 ... +3.1 DiscGr 1659 -.10 -0.1
DvCapp 16.50 +.07 +11.1 DvdnApx 10.24 -.05 +7.1
EquftyDv 13.95 -.02 +12.4 EuEi 20,38 -.03 +11.6
Eurolt 16.60 -.04 +13,9 FLTxA 9.30 ... +3.6
FocVall 13,26 -17 +5.9 GeoAp 17.82 -.06 +6.2
FLMI 10.36 +.01 +4.7 GIGvAp 13.07 +.05 +6.5
GIAIIt 16.23 ... +10.6 GbEqtyp 8.26 -.02 +8.4
Healhl 6.69 -.06 +7.0 GrinAp' 18.96 -.12 +7.8
LatAl 22.74 -.30 +23.2 HlhAp 58.00 -.33 +4,8
MnlnI 7.93 ... +3.9 HIYdAp 8.22 -.02 +8.8
MLtdl 10.03 .. +0,5 HYAdAp 6.18 -.01 +9.1
MulTI 10.68 +2,0 IncmAp 6.85 +.01 +3.6
MNatll 10.55 ... +0.0 IntUSAp 5.12 ... +1.1
NatRsTrt 32.59 +.10 +23.2 InEqp 23.08 +.03 +9.3
Pad 20.40 +.19 +11.9 IntGrinp 11.59 +.01 +14.4
ValueOpp 25,08 -.20 +.,5 InvAp 12.32 -.06 +8.,7
USGvtMg 10.26 ... +2,7 MITxp 9.07 .. +2.8
UtIdlt 10.42 -.03 +20.3 MNTxp 9.10 +.01 +3.1
Wkldncl 6.52 +.01 +11.7 MunlAp 8.76 ... +4.8
Midas Funds: NJTxAp 9.26 +.01 +2.7
MidasFd 2.00 +.3 -11.5 N.vpAp 40.10 -.19 +3.7
Monetta Funds: OTCAp 7.01 -.04 -0.7
Moneta n9.98 -.06 -4.7 PATE 9.18 ... +3.6
Morgan Stanley B: TxExAp 8.90 +.01 +4.0
AmOppB 22.39 -.14 +2.8 TFlnAp 15.13 +.01 +2.7
DvGtB 36.37 -.16 +6.7 TFHYA 12.83 +.01 4+.5
GIbDvB 13.57 -.05 +9.2 USGvApx13.24 -.02 +2.8
GnlhB 11.81 -.06 +2.1 UtilAp 10.00 -.04 +16.5
StraIB 17.36 -.06 +6.1 VstaAp 9.14 -.03 +11.9
USGvtB 9.17 +.01 +3.0 VoyAp 16.20 -.10 +0.2
MorganStanley Int: Putnam Funds B:
GIValEqAnl7.40 -.07 +9.7 CapAprt 1728 -.06 +9.6
IntEqn 20.46 -.04 +13.6 CIscEqBt 12.39 -.09 +6.1
Under Funds: DiscGr 15.40 -.09 -0.8
NetNetAp17.72 -28 +0.3 DvrinBx 10.17 -.04 +6.4
Mutual Series: Eqlnct 16.91 -.09 +8.5
BeacnZ 15.56 -.04 +112 EuEq 19.71 -.03 +10.8
QualldZ 19.04 -05 +13.0 FLTxBt 9.30 ... +2.9
SharesZ 2252 -.06 +10.5 GeoBt 17.65 -.05 +5.4
Nations Funds Inv B: GIIncBt 13.02 +.04 +5.6
FocEqBt 1722 -.13 +7.4 GobEq 7.56 -.01 +7.5
MarsGt 16.53 -.12 +11.5 G Rt 21.85 +.01 +22.2
Nations Funds Pd A: GdnB1 18.69 -.12 +7.0
IntVlPrA n2229 -.03 +16.8 HHBt 53.05 -.30 +4.0
Neuberget&Berm Inv: HiYIBt 8.18 -.01 +8.0
Focus 35.72 -.37 -5.1 HYAdBt 6.10 01 +8.4
Intr 18.07 +13 +24.7 IncmBt 6.80 +.01 +2.7
Neuberger&BermTr hnGfdnt 11.40 +.01 +13.6
Genesis 40.860 -20 +13.3 IrNpt 10.66 +02 466
NlcholasApplegate: IoBt 11.34 -.05 +7.9
EmgGrol n9.52 -15 -2.1 .76 ... +4.1
Nicholas Group: NJTBt 925 +.01 +2.1
NMi n59.63 -.30 +10.2 N*dpB 3A -.17 +9
NIn pn 2.02 ... +77 NwVaIp 1722 -.10 +105
Northelnn 2. .. +7 NYTxBI 8.82 +.01 +41
Northern Funds: OT lBt 6203 -.03 -1.4
SmCpldx n9.64 -.10 +6.7 T x xB 6t 23 .. 2
Ta~lrln 09074 -.1 XxBt 8.90 ... 42
Tednyrn 11.17 -.13 -79 TFHYBt 12.85 +.01 +5.8
Nuveen Cl R: TnBt 15.15 +.01 +
InMuR 11.01 +.01 3.1 USGvB t 13.17 -.02 +2.0
Oak Asoc Fds:' UBt 9.95 -.03 +15.7'
Whie!kGn32.82-.18 -10.9 VstaBt 8.02 -.03 +10.9
Oakmark Funds I: VoyBt 14.18 -.09 -0.4
qlyncr n23.07 -.3+7.4 Putnam Funds M:
Gtobaln 21.19 07 +9.4 Dvdrncpx 10.16 -.04 +6.8
Inu Irn 20.73' -.05 +13.0 RS Funds:
Oakrarnkrn40,84-522 +9.2 RSVa]Gr 15.96 -.11 +4.1
SeM rn 32.38 -.09 +6.9 Royce Funds:
One Group I: LwPrStPr 14.47 -.05 +3.1
Bond I n10.92 +.02 .3.5 W Cap 15.06 -.09 0+6.4
Oppenheimer A: Premoednr 14.40 -.05 +14.1
AMTFMu 9.95 +.01 +8.0 ToltReIr 11.81 -.05+11.9
AMTFrNY12.57 +.02 +3.9 Rydex Advisor:
CAnlrAp11.01 +.06 +.1 OTC n10.10-.07 +06.9
CapApAp4021 -27 +2.1 SEI Portfolios:
CaplncAp 1229 -.05 +77 CoFxAn10.55 +.01 4.7
ChlncA p 09.66 -.02 +.9 IEAn 10.77 23 +12.3
D p104161-.09 -0.0 LgCGroAn18.14 -.12 +42
GiAplA 10.49 -.09 +9.1 LgCVamAn2p.79 -.12 +11.2
GTte/ p 5.0 -11 51 S sIel c:
GbppA 31.15 -.0 +13.5 SLp 1121 -.08 +1.4
Gop 17.64 +.15 11.3- +1
HIYdAp 9.73 -.02 +7.3 rrTCpAppAp 114 -.109 +1.8
LUdTmMu 15.48 +.04 40.9 SGrTp42 -.12 49
rA 49 -2 0 TxSnGd.t i 22.76 -.11 +1.9
MnSIfdA 34.59 -23 46.6 S VIlnSa 2.1 -1.54 +11.7
t.dCapA' 15.91 -.08 +15.3 SVoiA r2.o2h04r 1.7
PAMundAp12.34+.03 l06.6 S 3omon Brothers:.
SBilnAp 429 .. +7.4 BancBp1277 -.06 +.3
USGYp 9.73 +.02 +3.8 Oppot 4.12 -.07 +9.8
Oppenheimer B: Schwab Funds:
AMEiFMu 9.92 +01 +7.2 1000lvrn33.72 -21 +7.0
AMTFrNY 12.58 +.03 +3.0 S&Pln 18.20 -.11 +7.0
CpncBt 12.17 -.05 +.7 S&PSn 1825 '-11 +7.1
ChlnrBtI 9.65 -.02 +6.2 ldPIsSI 9.69 ... +2.4
EqdyB 10.15 -.09 +4.1 Seudder Funds A:
HIYV t 9.58 -.02 4 DrHiRA 41.92 -.15 +12.0
SMhcBS 4.310 1. FIgComAp 16.63 -.07 +12.6
OppenhelmQuest': USGvA 8.64 +.01 +3.1
QBaA 17.58 -.09 +6.4 Scudder Fund S:
QBaiB 176, -.09 +.6 BalaD S 17.18 -.07 +3.6
Oppenheimer Roch: Ermtln 10.62 +.01 +9.0
RoMuAp 17.80 +.02 +67 EmMkGrr 1694 +.03 +13.2
PBHG Funds: GtBdSr 10.39 +.02 +4.3
ealGrwthnrn2138 -.25 9 tis 33.78 -.05 +15.8
PIMCO Admn PIS: GitBals 25.87 -.03 47.7
FTtMC A 6n P.i.+: Goid&Prc 16.48 +.14 -16.5
Toltd 10.64 ... +3.6 GuGir 26.34 -.10 +9.1
PIICO IntlI PI1M: GrolncS 21.40 -.11 +6.4
AIa 1256 -01 4+8.6 HIdTx 12.82 +.01 +4.7
ComIdRR14.70 +.08 4.0 In2omnS 12.99 + 01 +4.0
HIvId 9.91 -.01 +7. InTxAMT 11.48 6 +2.2
LowDu 10.17 .. +1.7 IDSFdS 43.03 +.02 +9.2
RealAil 11.39 +7.6 L"CoGro 23.04 -.13 +1.0
ShoiT 10.03 ... +1.7 Lethm 2.9 -.33 +15.5
TotRt 10.64 +39 MgdMunlS2 ... +2.3
PIMCO Funds A: MATFS 14.68 ... +2.4
RansA 25.34 -.18 +0.4 PacOppnr12.7 610 +50.7
ReatAp 1129 ... +71 ShtTmBdS 10.19 ... +0.8
ToIRIA 10.64 +.4 SmCoVSr25,23 -.21 +12.8
PIMCO Funds C: Selected Funds:
GwlhCt 17.41 -.10 +3.5 AShSp 36.11 -.18 +8.8
TanrgCt 15.28 -.11 +.0 Seligman Group:
TotRtIC 10.64 ... +2.6 FroS Al 12.80 -.14 +2.2
Phoenix-Aberdeen : FronrD 11.33 -.13 +1.4
IntA 9.94 +.04 +14.5 GSmA 14.77 -.04 +14.1
WIdOpp 8.31 ... +10.5 GbTchA 12.00 -.13 -6.4
Phoenix-Engemann: HYdBAp 3.49 -.01 +4.4
CapGr 14.79 -.12 +0.9 SentinelGroup:
Phoenix-Oakhurst.: ComSAp728.77 -.08 +6.1
BalnA 14.72 0.3 +4.1 Sequolan152.27-1.51 +2.6
StrAlAp 15.53 -.04 +4.0 Sit1Funds!
Pioneer Funds A: LgCpGr 33.14 -21 +7.9
BanA p 9.59-.03 +? Smith BarneyA:
BondAp 9.2 +.01 +4.6 AgGrAp 92.42 -70 +3.6
EqIncAp 28.00 -.14 +13.2 Appp 14.41 -.06 4+5.9
EupAp 25.40 -.13 +1 1.8 FdVaAp 14.55 -."1 +0.8
GrwthAp 11.84 -.09 +0. HilcAt 7.04 -.02 +7.8
HIAp 11.4 -.03 +3.5 InAICGAp13.36 +.01 +11.0
lnoVatA 17.10 +.06 +12.4 LgCpGAp2l.18 -.24 -5.2
MdCpGrA 14.47 -'07 +0,3 Smith Barney B&P:
MdCVAp 23.92 -.10 +16.1 FValBt 13.73 -.11 0.0
PlonFdAp40.95 -.19 +8.1 L9CpGBt 20.06 -22 -5.9
TxFreAp 11.69 +.01 +4.1 SBClnct 16.02 -.06 +0.0
ValueAp 17.29 -.09 +8.7 Smith Barney 1:
Pioneer Funds B: DvStrl 17.15 -.09 -0.7
HIYIdBt 11.50 -.02 +2.7 Gdncl 14.06-.06 +3.7
MdCpV B 21.49 -.09 +15.0 St FarmAssoc:
Pioneer Funds C: Gwth 47.10 -27 40.2
HIYIdCt 11.60 -.03 +2.8 StateSir ResrchA:
Price Funds: AuroraA 37.87 -.42 +4.7
Balance on19.38 -.06 +7.3 HIlncAp 357 -01 +7.7
BIClpn 30.13 -.20 +5.0 InvTrAp 985 -.04 +5.9
CABondn11.11 +.01 +3 LgcyAp 13.19 -.09 3.7
CapAppn 19.06 -.07 +11.1 MCPGrAp 6.46 -.05 +5.4
DivGCon 22.39 -.11 +8.5 StateStrAsrchhB:'
Eqlrnc 25.95 -.14 +11.2 Hislnc 3.57 -.01 4.7
Eqlndexn 31.80 -.19 +7.0 Strategic Partners:
Europe n 19.35 -.11 +9.3 EquityA ..5
FUntmn 11.02 ... +1.3 Strutosn Fends:
GNMAn 2.67.0 2 .16 41 vldand 34.17 -.39 +13.8
Gt&Inn 21.06 -.13 40.5 Growth 39.31 ... +18.8
HlthSdn 22.44 -.27 +10.1 SmCap 38.18 -.22 +18.5
HiYieln 7.17 -.01 +8.3 Strong Funds:
ForEqn 15.04 -.01 +7.8 Cortk 21.5 -.14 43.4
IrBofdn 10.52 +.06 73 Discov 20.37 -25 +5.0
IntDisn 32.06 +.12 +17.3 Grthlnv 18.51 -.13 +4,6
InolSlk n 12.60 -,02 +74 Hint/u NA
Japans 8.47 +19 146 LgCapGr 22.00 -.12 432
LatAmn 14.97 -.17 +20.7 Dpplylnv 44.75 -.25 +10.4
MDStlrtn 5.19 ... 0.3 Ustl0nv 9.20 ... +1.9
MDEondn10.81 +.01 +2.8 senmerlce Funds:
itCdapn 47.72 -24 +10.7 US"nBt 9.47 +02 +1.9
MCapValn22.22 -.10 +14.4 SenAmerca Focus:
NAmern 32.17 -21 +0.8 FLgCpAp 17.28 -.16 -1.8
NAsIan 9.77 -.02 +9.1 TCW Galileo Fda:
NewEran32,30 -.06 +23.2 SelEqty 18.77 -.14 +8.5
NHoirzn 28.14 -.18 +9,8 TD Waterhouse Fda:
Nlncn 9.10 +.01 +3.7 Dow3 n10.58 -.07 +2.6
NYBondn 11.43 ... +3.1 TIAA-CREF Funds:
PSIncn 14.05 -.03 +7.1 BdPlus 10.33 +.02 +3.3
SdTecn 18.17 -.15 -7.5 Eqlndex 8.34 -.06 +7,1
ShtBdn 4.75 .,. +0.9 Grolnc 11.91 -.06 +4.0
SmCpSlkn13022 -.24 +10.6 GroEq 8.95 -.06 +22
SmnCapn 34.01 -.24 +17.1 HIYIdBd 9.46 -.02 +7.4
SpecGrn 16.40 -.08 +9.5 InlEq 10.44 ... +11.6
Speacnn 12.01 +01 +8.1 MgdAJc 10.95 -.03 +7.5
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TxExBd 10.95 +.01 +3.4
Tamarack Funds:
EntSmCp 32.21 -25 +11.9
Value 44.59 -28 +142
Templeton instit:
ForEqS 19.71 +.02 +14.7
Third Avenue Fds:
RIEstVIr 26.26 -.05 +24.4
Value 50.66 +.12 +21.9
Thrivent Fds A:
HIYId 524 -.01 +7.7
Incom 8.80 +.01 +3.1
LgCpStk 25.01 -.13 +4,9
TA IDEX A:
FdTEAp 11.90 +.01 +3.2
JanGrowp22.97 -.35 +.9
GCGIobp 24.00 -.06 +0.8
TrCHYBp 9.33 -.01 +6.3
TAFRlxnp 9.64 ... +3.8
Turner Funds:
SmlCpGrn22.45 -.27 +0.9
Tweedy Browne:
GlobVal 23.29 -.02 +18.0,
US Global Investors:
AIIAm n2293 -.09 -1.1
GbRs 9.99 +.01. +20.4
GkIShr 7.63 +.03 -15.1
USChIna 6.34 -.05 -5.4
WIdPicMn 15.28 +.10 -10.5
USAA Group:
AgvGl 28.57 -.23 +10.1
CABd 1126 ... +4.1
CmstSIr 26.13 -.05 +7.9
GNMA 9.81 ... +2.9
GrTxStr 14.41 -.06 4+.3
Grwlh 13.47 -.12 +8.0
Gr&lnc 17.94 -.10 +7.0
IncStk 16.25 -.09 +7.7
Inco 12.42 +.02 +3.7
Int 21.36 +.03 +12.8
NYBd 12.06 ... +4.0
PrecMM 14.72 +.17 -169
SdTech 9.07 -.06 -6.4
ShtTBnd 8.95 ... +1.3
SmCpSf 12.95 -.09 +11.3
TxElt 13.35 ... +3.6
TxELT 14.19 +.01 +4.8
TxESh 10.76 ... +1.1
VABd 11.78 +.01 +3.8
WldGr 17.52 ... +14.1
Value Line Fd:
LevGIt n24.14 -.35 +1.0
Van Kamp Funds A:
CATFAp 18.94 +.01 +3.5
CmstAp 18.04 -.10 +12.9
CpBdAp 6.76 +.01 +3.8
EGAp 37.13 -.30 +1.0
EqlncAp 8.44 -.04 +85'
Exch 337.37-2.51 +0.9
GrilnAp 19.65 -.11 +10.1
HarbAp 1459 -.07 +4.9
HIYIdA 3.72 ... +48.7
HYMuAp 10.74 +.01 +7.1
InTFAp 18.96 +.02 +3.2
MunlAp 14.84 +.02 +3.1
PATFAp 17.47 ... +3.2
StMunlnc 13.14 .. +6.4
USGvAP 13.93 +.02 +3.4
ULilA 16.30 -.07 +15.9
Van Kamp Funds B:
EGBI 31.89 -.25 +0.2
EnterpBt 11.00 -.06 -0.9
EqlcBt 8,32 -.03 +7.8
HYMuBtI 10.74 +.01 +4.3
MulB 14.82 +.02 +2.3
PATFBt 17.43 +.01 +2.5
StrMuninc 13.14 +.01 +5.7
USGvBt 13.87 +.01 +2.5
UfIB 1628 -.07 +15.,0
Vanguard Admiral:
500Admln109.03 -.66 +72
GNMAAdn1O.4M +.02 +3.7
HIhCn 52.47 -21 +0.8
iTAdmln 13.59 ... +2.5
LudTrAdn 10.90 -.01 +0.9
PnnCaprn62.41 -.45 +11.7
STsyAd ln1O.44 ... +0.6
STGrAdn 10.63 ... +1.6
TSIkAdmn2/7.93 -.19 +8.0
WetnAdmn51.20-.16 +.5
Wrndsorn 5929 -28 +.5
WdsdllAdn53.51 -24 +152
Vanguard Fds:
AsostA n24.05 -.12 +7.6
CALTn 11.83 +.01 +3.5
CapOppn2920 -25 +112
Conritn 12.92 -.05 +1.0
DIUdGron 11.88 -.06 +7.9
Energy 38.70 +.02 +30.6
Eqlncn 22.86 -.11 +10.2
Expirn 70.96 -.66 +42
FLLTn 11.90 +.01 +3.1
GNMAn 10.46 +.02 +3.6
Grolncn 29.85. -20 +7.4
GhEqn 9.28 -.09 -1.2
HYCopn 6.41 -.01 +7.0
HImCren 124.37 -.48 +6.7
InlotaPron 12.48 +.01 +6.8
IontlEIrn 16.03 +.06 +23.8
IotGrn 18.41 +.01 +11.1
IntVaIn 30.18 +.04 +12.5
ITIGadenl.04 +.02 +3.6
ITmrsyn 11.23 +.01 +2.2
ULeConn 15.07 -.03 +6.6
LUifron 19.57 -.09 +4.3
Ulelncn 13.44 -.01 +4.4
UfeModn 17.59 -.06 +7.1
LTIGraden9.57 +.04 +7.7
LTTsryn 11.55 +.05 +6.0
Morgn 15.78 -.09 +5.0
MuHYn 10.85 +.01 +45
MulnsLgn 1284 +.01 +3.1
Mulntn 13.59 ... +2.4
MuLhdn 10.90 -01 +0.9
MuLongn 11.49 ... +3.2
MuShrtn 15.62 -.01' +0.9
NJLTn 12.09 ... +3.0
NYLTn 11.53 .. +3.1
OHLTTEn12.2 +.01 +3.3
PALTn 11.61 +.01 +3.0
PrecMtsrn16.02 +.11 +1.3
Prmcprn 60.17 -.44 +11.5
SefVakurn17.60 -.05 +15.9
STARn 18.43 -.04 +7.8
STIGradenlO.63 ... +1.5
STFedn 10.39 ... +0.8
StratEqn 20.37 -.17 +12.1
USGron 15.80 -.11 +2.2
USValuen13.39 -.07 +.9
Wellsyn 21.37 -.01 +6.1
Welkin 29.64 -.09 +8.4
Wndsrn 17.57 -.08 +8.4
Wndslln 30.14 -.14 +15.0
Vanguard Idx Fds:
500 n109.03 -.66 +7.1
Balancedn19.11 -.07 +602
EMkItn 14.07 +.05 +14.0
Europe n 25.31 -.08 +13.9
Extend n 29.89 -.27 +10.6
Growth n 25.75 -.15 +3.0
ITBndn 10.65 +.02 +3.8
MklCapn 14.98 -.10 +13.5
Pacific 925 +.11 +13.6
REITrn 17.50 -21 +21.6
SmCapn 25.32 -23 +10.0
SmICpVln 13.20 -.10 +15.1
STBndn 10.11 ... +1.0
TotBndn 10.26 +.01 +3.2
Tollrlnn 12.29 +.02 +13.8
ToulSin 27.93 -.19 +75
Vakuen 29.81 -.14 +11.8
Vanguard Insi Fda:
Insldx n105.12 -.65 +7.3
InsPIn 108.12 -.66 +73
TBlstn 10.26 +.01 +3,4
TSlnstn 27.94 -.16 +8.0
Vantagepoint Fda:
Growth 8.07 -.06 -1.2
Waddell & Reed Adv:
CorelnvA 5.50 -.02 +6.7
Watch:
SniCpGr 37.67 -.14 +02
Waltz Funds:
PartVal 23.41 -.08 +10.6
Value 36.92 -.13 +11.5
Wells Fargo Instl:
Index I 47.41 -.29 +7.0
Western Asset:
CorePkis 10.64 +.01 +6.3
Core 11.44 +.01 +42
William Blair N:
GCowtiN 10.37 -.07 +3.0
Yacktman Funds:
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S "To be vanquished and
yet not surrender, that
is victory."


Josef Pilsudski


CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE
EDITORIAL BOARD
Gerry Mulliggan.......................... publisher
Charlie Brennan ............................ editor
Neale Brennan ..... promotions/community affairs
Kathle Stewart ........advertising services director
1 H llSteve Arthur ................ Chronicle columnist
Mike Arnold ...................managing editor
Jim Hunter .................. senior reporter
by Albert M.91 Curt Ebltz ..........................citizen member
Williamson Mike Moberley .................... guest member
'You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose."
David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus

PRACTICE FIRE SAFETY



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to safeguard


family f

'S several major fires have
ruined the lives of Citrus
County families during the
past 2 1/2 months.
.House fires are dangerous,
.destructive, life
shattering and all
.tpo common. Four THE I
firess either Hous
pdstroyed homes or in Citru
;parts of homes dur-
ing the week OUR 01
-between Christmas
and New Year's. Fire pr
Fires happen for is a lif
a'variety of reasons:
'faulty or old wiring;
1'ck of maintenance on heaters
aid appliances; and careless-
iiess.
"Many fires can be avoided by
adopting a few maintenance
haibits and being ignore careful
around fires and portable
::heaters:
U Never leave a fire unattend-
ed. "
Replace frayed cords and
; never overload extension cords.
U Give space heaters space.
S- Keep matches and lighters
stored out of reach of children.

Demolish airport 0
The caller is right on the
.'Inverness Airport. Rather
:than develop the airport, it
-should be demolished. The
..place is a disgrace to I
.inverness, which is finally
!starting to shape up.
,Br~ooksville has a real air- CALL
port, a business park, and 563
..has attracted new busi- 563
'nesses, which provide
Employment.
S.S. surprise
, Today is Jan. 4 and I would like to
,rnake an announcement. (President)
,-Bush and company are about to
;,,have an all-out assault and attack
:bp. Social Security. They have col-
,icted $15 million or $20 million or
.tO million to put an ad campaign
..e't to try to make the unsuspecting
publicc believe that Social Security is
'going to go away unless'it is priva-
:tized. This is a huge lie. They know
it,, I know it and hopefully you know
, itf'According to the CBO, the
Congressional Budget Office, and all
.-other statistics up to this point,
"Social Security is going to remain
,viable for at least the next 50 years.
;,if we do absolutely nothing, if we
;.:just leave Social Security alone. The
>Fifpublican agenda for years has
;;been to dismantle Social Security
; nd Medicare. So remember that
January surprise that John Kerry
yvas talking about? Well, here it is.
'S. irprise.
F: Right building
,Sugarmill Woods residents: Unite
againstt this new building they want
'td put up in front of Sugarmill
,',Woods. It will be out of place, ugly
k and not needed. Why do they need
pur money anyway? They have
V.00,000 in reserves. Why try to
.'Utax us for more money they don't
n,_eed?...
Weighty solution
I enjoy reading the "Health & Life"
section on Tuesdays. However, these
<'doctors, they write about everything
;n the world for example, colon,
,,,lood and cancer, allergies, overac.
,ivye bladder, on and on. And this
section'ss every week. Once in a
awhile we see something about fat,
obbesity. How about they put that as
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rom fire

If a fire does occur, it is impor-
tant that a family has a plan and
has practiced the plan. Tragedy
and loss of life can be avoided by
following some basic rules:


SSUE:
e fires
s County.

PINION:
evention
fesaver.


Install and reg-
.ularly check smoke
detectors. This is
your first line of
defense.
Develop an
escape plan and
practice the plan -
then practice the
plan blindfolded
while crawling .on
the floor.


Practice "stop, drop and
roll."
Keep a bell and flashlight in
each room.
Check doors and windows to
make sure they open easily.
For more information about
fire prevention and safety, visit
the U.S. Fire Administration
Web site at http://www.usfa.
fema.gov/safety/.
Don't wait until a fire happens
to you. Preparation and preven-
tion can save lives.


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a headline on the weekly
"Life & Health"? That's the
major culprit to most of
these things these doctors
write about.
Thanks for rides
I'd like to put an ad in
the paper. I'd like to thank
all of Citrus County for
picking me up when I
needed it.


Half-staff honor
I have no objection to flying our
flag at half-staff in relation to the
tsunami devastation. However, I also
feel that in honor to all of our ser-
vicemen and women, in memory of
those dead and injured, our flag
should remain at half-staff until this
foolish war has ended.
Chess column
... I'm a customer that you deliver
the paper to and I have a request. I
enjoy bridge and I enjoy chess and
I'd appreciate it if you would add
chess to the daily newspaper and
the weekend newspaper... I think it
would really be very fine if you
would do that.
War weapons
To the combat situation soldier, I
say: Yes, we were unprepared when
Japan attacked this country without
warning. That was a legitimate
excuse and legitimate war. But it
didn't take (more than) two years to
get superior supplies and fighting
equipment to our troops. You talk
about the wars after that. We were
never attacked by any of those
countries and should never have
entered any of them. Tens of thou-
sands of young men killed and mil-
lions of dollars spent, for what? I
was also in Korea and experienced
using World War II weapons, wear-
ing World War II clothing when you
could get it, and eating World War II
rations. Vehicles are being sent to
Japan to be rebuilt, building their
economy while our boys pay ... with
their lives. We should never even
think about entering a war without
having a proper inventory waiting
for delivery. Do you tell the people
entering the military service, "Now,
if you have to go into combat, you
will have to make do with whatever
obsolete equipment Is available"?...


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LETTER ,2to the Editor


Prevent tragedy
Our son, Gregory M. Benefield, was
tragically killed on Dec. 31, 2004, as
he was crossing U.S. 19 on McKinley
Road in Homosassa. This was not the
news we expected to hear to start a
new year.
Greg was very special to a lot of
people and had a very large heart.
Our family would like to thank all of
their friends, family and co-workers
of Greg for all of the support that was
given our family during this time.
Everyone gathered at the family's
home on Cardinal Lane.
Neighbors helped out with food and
many family and friends gave beauti-
ful flowers, cards and money that was
donated for funeral expenses. We
would also like to give a great big
thank you to all of the convenience
stores which allowed Greg's family
and friends to put contribution jars


We would also like to add our sym-
pathy to the Spiropoulos family. Our
hearts go out to them; also we can't
imagine what they must feel, but to let
them know that it will be all right
We were saddened to read an arti-
cle that placed three recent deaths at
this same location. We are asking the
county to put some street lights out in
this area, as it is a very dark stretch of
road. Our friends are starting a peti-
tion, as we are trying to gather as
many names as possible. We do not
want someone else's family to have to
go through this kind of tragedy so
unnecessarily. We could all prevent
this.
From all of the Spearing family a
very special thank you for everyone's
love, support and generosity.
Violet Pollock and Michelle Spearing
Crystal River


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COMMENTS will be edited for length, personal attacks and good taste. This does not prohibit criticism of public figures. Editors will cut libelous material, OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers.


OPINIONS INVITED
M The opinions expressed in Chronicle edi-
torials are the opinions of the editorial
board of the newspaper.
0 Viewpoints depicted in political car-
toons, columns or letters do not neces,
sarily represent the opinion of the edito-
rial board.
ia Groups or individuals are invited to
express their opinions in a letter to the
editor.
M Persons wishing to address the editorial
board, which meets weekly, should call
Linda Johnson at (352) 563-5660.
* All letters must be signed and include a
phone number and hometown, including
letters sent via e-mail. Names and
hometowns will be printed; phone num-
bers will not be published or given out.
9 We reserve the right to edit letters for
length, libel, fairness and good taste.
* Letters must be no longer than 350
words, and writers will be limited to
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* SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, 1624 N.
Meadowcrest Blvd., Crystal River, FL
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Homosassa and Chassa-
S howitzka to the county's
- - - Meadowcrest sewer plant near
Crystal River
- Installing central sewer lines
will allow the county to remove
septic tanks in those coastal
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ed to quell rumors that
builder R.E. Graham
Contracting Inc., was using
unethical practices when the
school's steel was delivered
to company-owned property
referred to as "the'farm."
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Inverness has a related proj-
ect that will be submitted to the
Legislature at the same time as
the county's projects. The city
has agreed to provide $1.65
million cash as matching funds
for a $4.95 million grant to
upgrade of the city's sewer
plant


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to store materials off-site
until they are needed in the
construction process,
Williamson said. Officials are
uncertain what happened to
Homosassa's steel that was
delivered to the farm.
Blue Ribbon Committee
member Phyllis Dixon said
the group is about 90 percent
finished with reviewing
paperwork, such as bidding
procedures and purchase


Author to speak at library
Special to the Chronicle Lockheed man-
ager of the
James Adkins, author of Space Shuttle '+"-<-%
"River of Many Fishes" will be Safety Oper-
the guest speaker, 10 a.m. nations at the
Thursday, at ttheAnnual Mgting,,4SC. He will
of the Friends of the Coastal tell 4f his ,oy-
Region Library, Crystal River -hood summers ..
Adkins is a former resident of in old Homosa- James
Brevaid County and served as ssa Springs. Adkins


orders, that may have led to
the Homosassa Elementary
school construction flaws.
Dixon also said remaining
answers may come from
staffers, and she hopes dis-
trict officials continue to.
work with the committee to
set up interviews.
"We believe staff does have
a lot of information that we
need to answer those open-
ended questions," Dixon
said.
School board Chairwoman
Pat Deutschman, who led
efforts to establish the Blue
Ribbon Committee, agreed
that the two entities simply
need to communicate With
each other.


Deutschman said: "We
would bend over backwards
to assist the Blue Ribbon
Committee in any way that
we can."


SCAM
Continued from Page 1A

Mrs. Edgerly appointed Mc-
Daniel power of attorney for
the couple.
"I felt it was weird, because I
didn't know them and I felt


they didn't
know me," Mrs.
McDaniel said.
The couple's
will, which pre-
. viously made
no mention of
the McDaniels,
was revised to
leave every-
thing to them. A
deed to their
home was giv-
en to the Mc-
Daniels, along
with checks


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quest
wanted t
to have
assets.

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from the sale of property they
had owned in Michigan, and
cashed-in insurance policies.
Mrs. McDaniel said she
became suspicious of the cou-
ple's finances being diverted to
her and her husband, and
thought the Edgerlys weren't
mentally stable enough to
make such decisions.
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Fowler insisted that property
owners who would benefit
from the sewer grants repay
the money.
He said it wasn't fair for
property owners in communi-
ties like Citrus Hills to pay for
installation of their infrastruc-
ture sewer lines, water lines
and roads and be forced to
pay for part of the cost of
installing sewer lines in anoth-
er community.
Bartell said he had no prob-
lem compromising.
"It achieved exactly what I
wanted, to apply for those state
grants," he said.
The money will be borrowed
temporarily from the following
areas:
$300,000 for water quality
$100,000 water quality
reserve
$790,000 for the
Department of Juvenile Justice
to house young offenders
$400,000 for the Citrus
County Family Recreation
Complex


September 1999, the
McDaniels took over care of
Mrs. Edgerly, who moved into
the McDaniels' home. More
checks were signed over to
them, and promises were made
to use her money to build a big-
ger home where they could all
live together.
Instead, the McDaniels
placed Mrs.
Edgerly into
lere's no an assisted liv-
ing facility.
on she Social Security
and Medicare
hat man paid for the
stay, Mrs.
all her McDaniels
said.
Mrs. Edgerly
died in
Dougherty November
ney, talking about 2000. Mrs.
Maurie McDaniel. McDaniel said
looking back,
she regrets handling things the
way they were.
"It wasn't the right thing to
do, and I understand that now,"
she said. "It was the wrong
thing to do, and a selfish thing
to do, but we did it."
Prosecutor Phil Hanson said
in an opening statement that
the Edgerlys' mental state was
poor and McDaniel used that


A portion of the $500,000
Tsala Apopka lake chain
restoration reserve if needed.
Commission Chairwoman
Vicki Phillips, however, said
she had reservations, even
though she voted to go along
with Bartell's plan. She is wor-
ried the Legislature may try to
shift millions of dollars of
Medicaid costs on the county
this year. The Legislature has
talked about that cost shift for
two years.
But Commissioner Dennis
Damato, who first suggested a
compromise to save Bartell's
proposal, said he believes the
commission did the right thing.
He said the grants would
reduce the cost of building the
sewer extensions, which in
turn would benefit residents.
"The grants are paramount
Without that, it would be too
expensive for the people," he
said. "This project has been
supported by past commission-
ers and we need to move the
agenda forward and get the
work done."


to get them to sign checks, sell
property, and cash in insur-
ance holdings.
"He built up trust with Mrs.
Edgerly and got her to basical-
ly commit financial suicide,"
he said.
Defense attorney Pat
Dougherty countered that Mis.
Edgerly was cared for :tly
.McDaniel after a friendship
grew from the first few busi-
ness meetings. Dougherty said
no one else but McDaniel
cared for the couple in the last
months of their lives. -j
"Out of the entire world df
people who could step up; to
the plate, Mr. McDanil1
stepped up," he said.
Dougherty said McDariiell
constantly provided help to the
Edgerlys. He said McDaniel
visited Edgerly in the hospital
every day until his death, and
that he took Mrs. Edgerly out4tb
dinner and to get her hair and
nails done.
He said Mrs. Edgerly pur-
posefully signed the will to pay
back the one person who stuck
by her and her husband's side.
"There's no question sie
wanted that man to have all
her assets," Dougherty said.,
The'defense begins its case
today.


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KHuoNG PHAN
kphan@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


Stefan Butin Bik hardly cuts an
imposing figure.
Standing at only 5-foot-6 and
weighing 135 pounds, the 34-year-old
Crystal River resident is more
diminutive than most area high
school football players.
"He's about 135 and I'm 220 and
he'll knock me across the room with
his spinning rear kick," said
Lecanto's Fran Copp, the 1999 U.S.
Nationals bodybuilding champion.
"The power he has in that kick is dev-
astating."
Looking at Butin Bik in just a pair
of boxing trunks, Copp's words
almost seem laughable. Butin Bik's
arms could double as shower curtain
rods, and his legs these supposed-
ly devastating limbs look like they
could hardly pedal a bicycle.
So, this is what a reigning National
Pro Lightweight Shin Do champion
looks like?
Those observing him for the first
time might doubt his ferocity.
Butin Bik smiles slyly, because he
knows that'll all change.
Upon request, he unloads a flurry
of punches on a set of blocking pads.


His fists launch from his body with
the fury and ferocity of bullets from a
machine gun nest: The sounds of his
gloves connecting is akin is to a
downpour on a tin roof loud and
unrelenting.
Then he swings his legs. Copp was-
n't lying. Though his legs look as
wispy as wooden switches, they land
with the heavy, hard thump and
thwack of a Louisville slugger.
Pedal a bicycle? Definitely. Fell a
sequoia? Maybe.
Kicking the way he does, it
becomes readily appa rent why But in
Bik's nickname is "Shindent." The
area below his knees looks like a
lunar surface. Old scars have healed
into dark spots and his bones have
worn themselves into the dips and
arcs of craters.
Butiri Bik shows off his goods with
the energy of an elementary school-
er on Christmas morning. His
happy-go-lucky, non-assuming ,
nature is a stark contrast to his sport
of choice for the past 20 years, Muay
Thai boxing, which is intense, vicious
and some times deadly.
Muay Thai is the national sport
and martial art of Thailand, and
traces its roots back to the beginning
of civilization in the Southeast Asian
nation. Originally developed for war-


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fare, it became
a sport in the
mid 13th century.
Everyone from
royalty to peasant-
class soldiers partic-
ipated in the con-
tests, and it became
so entwined with
Thai culture that
it was the choice
method of settling
disputes and
national issues. It
was also an inte-
gral part of
school curricu-
lum up until
the 1920s.


Unlike other martial art
forms, which can be fluid and beau-
tiful at times. Muay Thai is in your
face and devastatingly straight for-
ward. In its traditional form, Muay
Thai boxers not only punch, but also
kick, throw knees and elbows and
Please see MUAY/Page 5B


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Stefan Butin Bik has amassed a 9-4
professional record and a kickboxing
title when he's not Instructing stu-
dents at his Crystal River gym.
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Pirates past Eagles
J.C. Livingston hit a last sec-
ond layup as Crystal River edged
host Springstead, 61-60, in
Tuesday night boys basketball
action.
Down 60-59 with only 5.6 sec-
onds left, Livingston drove down
the court off an inbound pass to
deliver his squad the victory.
Livingston paced the Pirates
with 39 points and 17 rebounds.
Eric Nowak had nine points and
10 rebounds, and Jay Winbome
had eight points and four assists.
Crystal River (8-5, 2-4) plays 7
p.m., Friday, at Leesburg.
Yellow Jackets edge
Panther boys in OT
Lecanto dropped a heart-
breaker to district-leading
Leesburg, 71-66, in triple-over-
time Tuesday in Leesburg.
Joe Douglas' 20 points paced
Leesburg, which has yet to lose
a district game.
Lecanto was paced by Drew
Zimbro's 21 points, Kalen
Summers' 18 and 15 from Ryan
Blakeslee.
The Panthers (7-6. 2-4) host
Nature Coast on Friday.
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KHUONG PHAN Z
kphan@chronicleonline.dom
Chronicle
It wasn't much of a contest
for the Crystal River girls bas-
ketball team Tuesday night
From the moment the
Pirates gained possession of
the ball in the opening min-
utes against visiting 4A-9 oppo-
nent Springstead,
over. The
t h e g a m e w a s ,
Pirates cruised
to an easy victo-
ry, clipping the
Eagles 52-14.
"It's been the same thing
that's happened all year,"
Springstead coach Greg Liley
said. "We're starting over.I've
got one senior and three Jkids
who weren't on varsity. fast
year. We're basically a glorified
JV team with one senior at the
varsity and this is what we get
We're improving but it's not
quite fast enough, especially
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Howard's late 3
keys 48-45 win
JON STYF
jstyf@chronicleonline.comrn
Chronicle
BROOKSVILLE For most
of the night, no shots would
fall.
The Citrus boys basketball
team made only 1-of-10 first-
half 3-pointers and the game's
first 10 shots
clanged off .,t
the rim.
But when
it mattered
most, with only 50 seconds
remaining and the score tied,
6-foot-5 center Walter Howard
stood -tall behind the 3-point
line and knocked down the
most important shot of all. to
help lead Citrus to a 48-45 win
Tuesday night at Central High
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Leesburg nips Panthers

Foraker's 36points

squandered in setback
JON-MICHAEL SORACCHI
For the Chronicle
The 'Leci]ito girls basketball ~team
entered Monday's rematch with4A-9fron-
trunner Leesburg wanting to prove their
68-24 blowout loss to the Yellow Jackets
......... earlier in the season was a fluke.
This time around, the Panthers showed
that they were up to the challenge, taking
a 12-point halftime lead before eventually
,jamsuccumbing 67-65 to the Yellow Jackets
.when Tara Haddock's shot from under the
basket with 3 seconds left was
SI no good.
Melissa Foraker led all
scorers and rebounders
by exploding for 36 points
and pulling down 12
boards to pace Lecanto.
The Haddock also con-
tribute 16 points and 12 rebounds as
31 .: Lecanto shot 18-for-31 from the field.
For Leesburg, Ashyia Haugabrook hit
five 3s to lead her team with 15 points and
Sharece Taft chipped in 14 points, 13 in
the second half.
"The difference this time is that we did-
n't let it get helter-skelter except for a lit-
tle bit in the third quarter," said Lecanto
i coach Ron Allan, whose team fell to 10-7
I overall and 6-2 in district "I told them
after the game, 'You guys gave a great
effort."
. ..After leading 4947 on a Foraker bucket
with 7:15 left in the final period, Lecanto
0 found itself down 67-59 with 59 seconds
S left after Leesburg's Sharece Taft hit a
layup following a Panther turnover
A "We came in and we knew we were
going to have to play our hardest,"
DAVE SIGLER/Chronicie Foraker said. "We underestimated them
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Boston
Philadelphia
Toronto
New Jersey

Miami
Washington
Orlando
Charlotte
Atlanta

Cleveland
Detroit
Indiana
Chicago
Milwaukee


San Antonio
Dallas
Memphis:
Houston
New Orleans

Seattle
Minnesota
Portland
Denver
Utah

Phoenix
Sacramento
L.A. Lakers
L.A. Clippers
Golden State


L Pct GB L10
18 .486 4-6
19 .457 1 4-6
18 .455 1 5-5
22 .371 4 5-5
22 .353 4% 4-6
Southeast Division
L Pct GB L10
10 .730 7-3
13 .594 5 6-4
15 .545 7 4-6
23 .258 16 2-8
26 .188 18 2-8
Central Division
L Pct GB L10
12 .636 7-3
14 .576 2 7-3
16 .515 4 5-5
18 .438 6 7-3
20 .375 8% 6-4
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Southwest Division
L Pct GB L10
8 .778 8-2
10 .688 4 8-2
18 .500 10 7-3
17 .500 10 6-4
29 .121 22 2-8
Northwest Division
L Pct GB L10
8 .750 6-4
16 .515 7 2-8
18 .455 9Y 3-7
19 .424 10 1-9
24 .333 14 1-9
Pacific Division
L Pct GB L10
4 .886 9-1.
11 .656 8% 6-4
14 .563 11 5-5
16 .500 13 5-5
24 .314 20 4-6


Monday's Games
Boston 119, Orlando 101
Portland 109, Philadelphia 100
L.A. Lakers 105, Minnesota 96
Chicago 94, Golden State 85
Utah 97, San Antonio 96
Tuesday's Games
Cleveland 100, Charlotte 98, OT
Atlanta 103, Milwaukee 80
Detroit 89, New Jersey 80 .
New Orleans 88, New York 82
Indiana 86, Memphis 85
Phoenix 122, Miami 107
Denver at Sacramento, 10 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Seattle, 10 p.m.

Suns 122, Heat 107
MIAMI (107)
E.Jones 4-13 1-1 11, Haslem 6-10 4-4 16,
O'Neal 16-20 2-6 34, Wade 9-19 5-8 23,
D.Jones 0-3 0-0 0, Laettner 0-0 0-0 0, Doleac
2-5 0-0 4, Dooling 1-5 0-0 2, Anderson 2-4 0-
1 4, Butler 4-5 0-0 11, Person 1-1 0-0 2. Totals
45-85 12-20 107.
PHOENIX (122)
Richardson 5-20 1-2 14, Marion 11-22 3-3
26, Stoudemire 13-19 8-10 34, Nash 7-12 2-2
16, Johnson 8-18 4-4 24, Jacobsen 1-2 1-2 4,
Hunter 0-2 4-4 4. Totals 45-95 23-27 122.
Miami 25 30 25 27 107
Phoenix 40 27 33 22 122
3-Point Goals-Miami 5-13 (Butler 3-4,
E.Jones 2-6, Anderson 0-1, D.Jones 0-2),
Phoenix 9-29 (Johnson 4-8, Richardson 3-12,
Jacobsen 1-2, Marion 1-3, Nash 0-4). Fouled
out-None. Rebounds-Miami 49 (O'Neal
11), Phoenix 53 (Marion 11). Assists-Miami
26 (Wade 8), Phoenix 27 (Nash 16). Total
fouls-Miami 23, Phoenix 19. A-18,422
(18,422).
Hornets 88, KnIc 82
NEW ORLEANS (88),6JVWCiQM.
' Nailon 8-14 2-2- 18;r'Rogers t-9 -0-0 6,
Brown 6-11 5-6 17, Davis 5-16 10-13 21,
Smith 3-8 0-0 7, Dickau 5-6 4-4 17, Nachbar
1-4 0-0 2, Andersen 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 31-70
21-25 88.
NEW YORK (82)
K.Thomas 7-14 1-2 15, J.Williams 5-7 2-5
12, Mohammed 3-8 1-2 7, Houston 6-20 4-4
17, Marbury 5-15 5-6 15, Ariza 3-7 2-2 8,
Norris 4-6 0-0 8. Totals 33-77 15-21 82.
New Orleans 26 28 16 18 88
New York 22 25 14 21 82
3-Point Goals-New Orleans 5-16 (Dickau
3-3, Sinith 1-2, Davis 1-7, Nachbar 0-1,
Rogers 0-3), New York 1-11 (Houston 1-8,
Marbury 0-3). Fouled out-None.
Rebounds-New Orleans 48 (Brown 12),
New York 45 (Mohammed 12). Assists-New
Orleans 22 (Davis 10), New York 18 (Marbury
13). Total fouls-New Orleans 20, New York
19. Technicals-New York Defensive Three
Second. A-17,619 (19,763).
Pistons 89, Nets 80
DETROIT (89)
Prince 3-9 1-2 7, R.Wallace 8-16 2-2 19,
B.Wallace 5-10 1-2 11, Hamilton 3-10 12-14
18, Billups 2-7 6-6 11, Dupree 1-2 0-0 2,
McDyess 5-9 1-2 11, Hunter 5-8 0-0 10.
Totals 32-71 23-28 89.
NEW JERSEY (80)
Carter 7-20 5-7 19, Collins 2-7 2-2 6, Krstic
4-8 2-2 10, Buford 5-12 0-0 10, Kidd 5-13 1-1


Str
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W-1
W-4
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L-1
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W-2

Str
W-1
L-2
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L-4
W-1

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W-7
L-1
W-2
L-1
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Home
11-7
11-6
7-7
11-5
7-9

Home
14-4
12-5
12-4
7-8
4-14

Home
14-3
9-6
9-6
10-9
9-7

Home
17-1
12-6
11-8
11-8
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Home
12-3'
9-6
8-6
10-8
7-9

Home
16-2
12-4
12-6
11-9
8-9


Away Conf
6-11 9-11
5-13 9-11
8-11 10-6
2-17 5-11
5-13 9-13

Away Conf
13-6 20-2
7-8 13-8
6-11 8-10
1-15 4-16
2-12 3-15

Away Conf
7-9 14-8
10-8 13-8
8-10 13-7
4-9 6-9
3-13 9-10

Away Conf
11-7 15-6
10-4 12-7
7-10 11-11
6-9 11-9
2-17 3-17

Away Conf
12-5 13-3
8-10 12-7
7-12 5-10
4-11 4-14
5-15 8-12

Away Conf
15-2 18-3
9-7 10-9
6-8 12-10
5-7 8-13
3-15 5-16


Wednesday's Games
Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m.
Portland at Washington, 7 p.m.
New Orleans at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.
Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m.
Phoenix at Utah, 9 p.m.
L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m.
Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m.
Miami at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.
Thursday's Games
New Jersey at Houston, 8 p.m.
Utah at Sacramento, 10 p.m.
Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.

13, Best 6-17 2-216, Smith 3-9 0-0 6, Vaughn
0-0 0-0 0, Moiso 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-8612-14
80.
Detroit 18 27 23 21 89
New Jersey 16 21 22 21 80
3-Point Goals-Detroit 2-9 (Billups 1-3,
R.Wallace 1-3, Hunter 0-1, Hamilton 0-2),
New Jersey 4-14 (Best 2-5, Kidd 2-6, Carter.
0-3). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Detroit
53 (R.Wallace 13), New Jersey 47 (Collins
10). Assists-Detroit 21 (Hamilton 7), New
Jersey 15 (Kidd 7). Total fouls-Detroit 15,
New Jersey 22. Technicals-R.Wallace, New
Jersey Defensive Three Second 2. A-
15,755(19,860).
Cavaers 100, Bobcats 98
CHARLOTTE (98)
Wallace 8-15 2-3 18, Okafor 3-9 0-0 6,
Brezec 9-15 0-0 18, Knight 4-9 7-7 15, Rush
2-6 0-0 4: Bogans 7-16 1-2 17, Kapono 4-9 0-
0 11, White 0-0 0-0 0, Ely 3-5 1-3 7, Hart 1-1
0-0 2, Sampson 0-2 0-0 0, Robinson 0-0 0-0
0. Totals 41-87 11-15 98.
CLEVELAND (100)
James 11-24 5-7 29, Gooden 8-13 1-2 17;T,
Ilgauskas 6-11 10-10 22, Mclnnis 4-15 0-0'8,.
Newble 1-5 0-0 2, Snow 3-5 0-1 7, Harris 2-4
0-1 4, Varejao 2-4 0-0 4, Traylor 1-4 0-0 2,
Pavlovic 1-4 3-45. Totals 39-89 19-25 100.
Charlotte 23 19 32 13 11 98
Cleveland 19 26 19 23 13 100
3-Point Goals-Charlotte 5-9 (Kapono 3-3,
Bogans 2-4, Wallace 0-1, Rush 0-1),
Cleveland 3-14 (James 2-5, Snow 1-2,
Gooden 0-1, Pavlovic 0-1, Mclnnis 0-5).
Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Charlotte 49
(Okafor 9), Cleveland 57 (llgauskas 11).
Assists-Charlotte 27 (Knight 20), Cleveland
25 (James 9). Total fouls-Charlotte 21,
Cleveland 23. Technicals-Charlotte
Defensive Three Second, Sampson. A-
18,494 (20,562).
Hawks 103, Bucks 80
MILWAUKEE (80)
Mason 6-14 1-2 13, J.Smith 2-4 0-0 4,
Gadzuric 1-1 0-0 2, M.Williams 4-11 0-0 8,
Redd 5-17 0-0 10, Pachulia 3-9 2-2 8, Van
Hom 4-8 0-0 10, James 6-10 1-2 14, Fizer 3-
9 0-0 6, Santiago 1-1 1-2 3, Kukoc 0-0 0-0 0,
Strickland 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 36-87 5-8 80.
ATLANTA (103)
Harrington 7-12 0-2 14, Walker 4-13 1-2 10,
Collier 5-9 2-2 12, Lue 8-14 1-2 18, Jos.Smith
5-5 1-2 11, Drobnjak 6-11 0-0 13, Ivey 3-3 3-
3 9, Childress 4-7 4-4 12, D.Smith 1-3 2-2 4,
Ekezie 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 43-78 14-19 103.
Milwaukee 16 21 16 27 80
Atlanta 29 26 26 22 103


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