Richard A. Lazzara

2006

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What was filed

  • 13

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 1

    income

  • 1

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Note in Part VIII
  • Note in Part VII
  • U.S. Courts
  • University of South Florida

As filed

General Electric Company — Interest — None

General Electric Company — Int/Div — None

Partnership (closed {ER — Interest — None

Real Estate, Tampa, FL (appraised 8/31/05) — Rent — Sell — Note in Part VIII

Nationwide Retirement Solutions (deferred comp.) — Interest — None

Bank of America (IRA), Tampa, FL — Interest — Transfer — Note in Part VIII

PanAmerican Life (IRA) New Orleans, LA — Interest — None

Bank of America (IRA) Tampa, FL — Interest — Transfer — Note in Part VII

Pan American Life (IRA) New Orleans, LA — Interest — None

TIAA-CREEF (retirement annuity) NY, NY — Interest — None

Suncoast Schools Credit Union, Tampa, FL — Interest — None

University of South Florida Credit Union, Tampa, FL — Interest — None

General Electric Company — None

Income — 2006 — U.S. Courts — $165,200

Spouse's income — 2006 — University of South Florida

With regard to the real estate listed in number 4 under Investments and Trusts, be advised that I sold my 1/12 interest in same to Mac A. Greco, Jr., Joseph

Ficarrotta

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Jr., David Maney, and Lee Damsker on Jan. 15, 2006.

With regard to items 6 and 8, mynd I transferred these Individual Retirement Accounts from Bank of America to the University of South Florida

Credit Union.

With regard to item 16, this represents a savings account established by my

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