Robert J. Timlin
2007
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What was filed
11
investments
0
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
0
debts
0
reimbursements
2
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- note in Part VIII
- State of California, Public Employees Retirement System, Retirement Benefits
- State of California, Judges Retirement System, Retirement Benefits
As filed
Wells Fargo Bank Account (X) — None — note in Part VIII
Common stock- General Electric — Int/Div
Common stock- AT&T — Int/Div
Common stock- Microsoft — Int/Div
Wachovia Bank N.A. Account (formerly World Savings Bank) (X) — Interest
Altura Credit Union Account (Y) — note in Part VIII
Common stock - Direct TV Group (X) — note in Part VIII
Washington Mutual Bank, FA Account (X) — None — note in Part VIII
Legacy Treasury Direct (U.S. Treasury Bills) (X) — Interest
Legacy Treasury Direct (U.S. Treasury Bills) (X) — Interest
Legacy Treasury Direct (U.S. Treasury Bills) (X) — Interest
Income — 1.12/31/07 — State of California, Public Employees Retirement System, Retirement Benefits — $1.007.16
Income — 12/31/07 — State of California, Judges Retirement System, Retirement Benefits — $ 140,083.98
1) Part VII, page 1, line I: The Wells Fargo Bank account is a non-income producing checking account.
2) Part VII, page 1, line 5: Wachovia Bank N.A. acquired World Savings Bank in 2007.
3) Part VII, page 1, line 6: The income and value of the Altura Credit Union account declined below the required reporting income and value. The account has
been closed.
4) Part VII, page 1, line 7: All stock in Direct TV Group was sold as of 12/11/06. On the Financial Disclosure Report for 2006, 1 erroneously failed to report such
sale. Under Column D (Transactions), the Value Code is J and the Gain Code is A.
5) Part VII, page 1, line 9: The Washington Mutual Bank account is a non-income producing checking account.
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