Philip Ray Martinez

2010

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Parts of this filing are redacted in the source. Gaps below are the filing's, not ours.

What was filed

  • 8

    investments

  • 1

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 2

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 2

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 1

    spouse income

Named parties

  • ABA Judicial Division, National Conference of Federal Trial Judges (NCFTJ)
  • Federal Judges Association
  • El Paso Independent School District

As filed

Traditional)

American Funds-Washington Mutual Investors — Int/Div

American Funds-Europacific Growth Fund — Int/Div

JRA#2 (Roth)

American Funds-Investment Co. of America — Int/Div

American Funds-New Perspective Fund — Int/Div

Wells Fargo Advisors Money Market Fund — Interest

Teacher Retirement System of Texas — None

Secretary, ABA Judicial Division, National Conference of Federal Trial Judges (NCFTJ)

Agreement — 2002 — Texas County and District Retirement System; pension

Agreement — 2002 — Employees Retirement System of Texas; pension

Reimbursement — Federal Trial Judges Conference — lL ~~ ald Chee

Reimbursement — Federal Judges Association — 5/23 -5/25, 2010 — Washington, D.C — FJA Board Meeting — Lodging

Spouse's income — 2010 — El Paso Independent School District

Regarding Part VII, Line 7: For historical purposes, please note that the Oppenheimer-Centennial Funds Money Market Account has now changed to the Wells

Fargo Adviisors Money Market Account from the last report. During the interim, the Fund was once managed by A.G. Edwards, subsequently by Wachovia, and

most recently by Wells Fargo Advisors. Because the Wells Fargo Money Market Fund is a sweep account, returns are now characterized as "Interest" and not

"Dividends".

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