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Pull out the substance of this filing.

What was filed

  • 26

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 2

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • State of California, Public Employee Retirement System, Retirement Benefits
  • State of California, Judges Retirement System, Retirement Benefits

As filed

Wells Fargo Bank Account (Y)

Common Stock General (Y) Electric

Common Stock AT&T (Y)

Common Stock Microsoft (Y)

Common Stock Direct TV Group (Y)

JP Morgan Chase Account (Y)

Common Stock Fannie Mae (Y)

Common Stock AT&T Inc (Y)

Common Stock Bristol Myers Squibb Co. — Int/Div

Common Stock Chevron Corp. — Int/Div

Common Stock Comcast Corp — Int/Div

Common Stock Eastman Chemical Co — Int/Div

Common Stock Exxon Mobil Co — Int/Div

Common Stock General Electric Co — Int/Div

Common Stock HSBC Holdings PLC — Int/Div

Common Stock Ingredion Inc — Int/Div

Common Stock Integrys Energy Group — Int/Div

Common Stock Nisource Inc — Int/Div

Common Stock Occidental Pete Corp. — Int/Div

Common Stock Pepco Holdings Inc — Int/Div

Common Stock Raytheon Co — Int/Div

Common Stock WGL Holdings Inc — Int/Div

Common Stock Zimmer Holdings Inc — Int/Div

Common Stock Teradata Corp — Int/Div

Common Stock Alcatel- Lucent Sponsored ADR ISIN — None

Common Stock NCR Corp — None

Income — 12/31/2015 — State of California, Public Employee Retirement System, Retirement Benefits — $1,151.20

Income — 12/31/2015 — State of California, Judges Retirement System, Retirement Benefits — $147,265.74

1) Asto Part VII, lines 25 and 26, these stocks have not generated any income, and the value is less than $15,000.

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