Richard J. Cardamone

2005

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What was filed

  • 28

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 1

    agreements

  • 1

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 1

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Prudential Life Ins. Co.
  • New York State Employee's Retirement System — Pension (per W-2 from State of New York for year 2005)

As filed

Deutsche Bank — Int/Div

IBM — Int/Div

IBM — Int/Div

Baxter International — Int/Div

Exxon Mobil Corp. — Int/Div

HSBC Bank (CD) — Interest

AT&T (common) — Int/Div

Bell South — Int/Div

Amgen — None

Berkshire Hathaway Inc — Int/Div

Schlumberger Ltd. — Int/Div

Intel Corp. — Int/Div

Schering Plough Corp. — Int/Div — Sold

Royal Dutch Petroleum — Int/Div

Ingersoll-Rand Co. — Int/Div

National Fuel Gas Co. NJ — Int/Div

SBC Communications Inc — Int/Div

Wachovia Corp. — Int/Div

ImClone Systems Inc — None — sold

American International Group — Int/Div

Galaxy Fund — None

Flextronics Int'l Ltd. — Int/Div

Fisher Scientific — None

FPL Group Inc. (common) — Int/Div

Danske Bank ADR — Int/Div

Symantec Corp. — None

Chevron Corp. — Int/Div

Air Products & Chemicals Inc — Int/Div

Agreement — Pension Benefit from State of New York — Paid upon retirement from New York State System

Liability — Prudential Life Ins. Co. — Insurance Loan

Income — New York State Employee's Retirement System — Pension (per W-2 from State of New York for year 2005) — $22.981.68

1) Part VII, line 7 — AT&T was incorrectly listed on the 2004 report as a complete sale. It should have been listed as a partial sale.

2) Part VII, line 27 — Chevron Texaco Corp. is now Chevron Corp. (name change)

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