Blanche M. Manning
2005
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What was filed
5
investments
3
positions
1
gifts
0
agreements
2
debts
0
reimbursements
3
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- Williamson
- Roosevelt University, Chicago
- John Marshall Law School, Chicago
- Chicago State University, Chicago
- The Union League Club
- Ameriquest
- Highland Community Bank
- Public School Teachers Retirement Plan
- Cook County Pension Plan (I)
- Cook County Pension Fund (II)
As filed
Real Estate in Cook County, IL (I) — None
Real Estate in Cook County, IL (II) — None
Real Estate in Cook County, IL (III) — None — quitclaim — Williamson
Annuity (Prudential I) — Interest
Annuity (Prudential II) — Interest
Trustee, Roosevelt University, Chicago
Director, John Marshall Law School, Chicago
Director, Chicago State University, Chicago
Gift — The Union League Club — Reduced membership per year
Liability — Ameriquest — Mortgage (Realty In Cook County, Illinois)
Liability — Highland Community Bank — Mortgage (Realty In Cook Couny, Lllinois)
Income — 2005 — Public School Teachers Retirement Plan — $12,027
Income — 2005 — Cook County Pension Plan (I) — $12,686
Income — 2005 — Cook County Pension Fund (II) — $17,590
For Part 111(B) GJ non-investment income), the last income received for GJ was in 2004. Hence, I will no longer report income in this category.
1 understand that Parts VI and VII generally need to correspond for real property. The Cook County, IL real estate I listed in Part VII is not listed in Part VI as
there is no liability for this property.
With respect to Part VII:
(1
) The Cook Coun
real estate No. 111 listed this year is a new entry. I used valuation method W (estimate) as an interest in this property was quitclaimed to me
There was no gain to me in connection with this transaction.
(2) The distribution in line 6 of my 2004 report was a one-time event and hence is not listed in my 2005 report.
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(3) With respect to the Cook County real estate listed in Line 5 of my 2004 report, I had an interest in this property for a portion of 2004, but did not fill out column
D in 2004 as the fair market value of the consideration I paid was less than $1,000. Thus, the transaction was exempt from being reported. See Section 102(a)(5).
Nevertheless, I included it in my 2004 report in the interests of accuracy as my name was on the property. There is no corresponding entry on this year's report as
divested myself of this interest in 2004.
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