T. John Ward
2004
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What was filed
17
investments
1
positions
0
gifts
1
agreements
0
debts
6
reimbursements
0
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- A ET Yb ps
- University of Texas at Austin ee
- Houston Intellectual Property Law Association
- University of Washington School of Law ee
- American College of Trial Lawyers
- State Bar of Texas
As filed
American Skandia Vanable Annuity — None — sell
Hartford Life Variable Annuity — None — buy
Northbrook Life Ins. Variable Annuity — None — monthly
Northbrook Life Ins. Variable Annuity — None — sell
Hartford Life Variable Annuity — None — buy
MSDW-American Opportunities Fund (fka American Value Fund) — None — sell
MSDW - Dividend Growth Fund — Int/Div — sell
MSDW - Strategist Fund — Int/Div
MSDW - Global Dividend Growth Securitics B — None — sell
MSDW Liquid Asset Fund — None — closed
MSDW Balanced Growth Fund — Int/Div — sell
Hibemia National Bank (Accounts — Interest
NE Territory Addition LLC — None
Las Cruces Associates — None
UBS Bank USA (accounts) — Interest — Opened
American Funds Capital World Growth and Income Fund CLA — Int/Div — buy
American Funds Capital Growth World Bond Fund CLA — Int/Div — buy
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Agreement — Joint Venturer — J&]J Joint Venture #1-real estate investment; sole asset of jt. venture is und.int. in limited partnership Barrow Heath Clearwater, Ltd
Reimbursement — University of Texas at Austin ee — October 28, 2004 - Panelist Patent Law Institute - travel, Austin, Texas
Reimbursement — Houston Intellectual Property Law Association — October 7-8, 2004 - Panelist IP Conference - travel, food and lodging, Galveston, Texas
Reimbursement — University of Washington School of Law ee — July 16-17, 2004 - Panelist Technology Summit - travel and lodging, Seattle, Washington
Reimbursement — American College of Trial Lawyers — April 23-24, 2004 - Panelist CLE - lodging, San Antonio, Texas
Reimbursement — American College of Trial Lawyers — March 25-27, 2004 - National Trial Competition - Panel participant - travel and lodging, Austin, Texas
Reimbursement — State Bar of Texas — March 5, 2004 - IP Section - Panel participant - travel, San Antonio, Texas
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INVESTMENTS AND TRUSTS
MSDW identifies Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.
Item No. 3: Buys were made monthly for first five months of reporting period. No buys or other transactions during reporting period.
Item Nos. 13 and 14: Undivided interest in real estate limited partnership. Filer cannot direct, influence or in any manner effect the purchase, exchange,
sale, or disposition of the entity or property of entity.
Item Nos. 15, 25, 31 and 32 as shown on report for 2003 do not appear on this report because value does not meet threshold reporting value.
Item No. 88: Debtor is NE Territory Addition LLC identified in item number 13.
Item No. 89: Real estate investment; sole asset is undivided interest in limited partnership, Barrow Heath Clearwater Ltd., with real estate in Clearwater,
Florida. Filer cannot direct, influence or in any manner effect the purchase, exchange, sale or disposition of Barrow Heath Clearwater Ltd. or its property.
Item No. 105 was not listed on previous report because income did not reach threshold value. Well reworked in 2004 resulting in increased income
requiring disclosure.
Item Nos. 117, 118, 119 and 120: Funds attributable to filer's working interest in these wells is distributed to filer by Willow Springs Farmout Partnership
(WSP). Filer is not a partner in WSP and has no capital account in WSP. Filer farmed out his working interest to WSP along with other working interest
owners of leasehold estates in approximately December 1994.
Item Nos. 145-146 represent an oil and gas prospect that was drilled during the reporting period that proved non-productive. P&A indicates the well was
plugged and abandoned. The date in Column D(2) is the date filer received notice of non-productive status.
Item No. 148 represents filer's working interest in a well drilled more than 10 years ago and which had been shut-in for more than 6 years. Filer had not
received any income from well during previous reporting years and thus had not been previously disclosed.
In addition to assets noted in Part VII, filer owns a group of fractional mineral interests, no one of which exceeds the thresholds for reporting. However, in
2004 filer received a lump sum payment for several years of payments that had been suspended during litigation. While it is not clear whether the income
attributable to any one well would exceed $200, if the group were treated as a reportable asset, the income code in Column B would be "C" and described
as "Royalty."
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