Robert G. Klausner

2010

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What was filed

  • 33

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 1

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 1

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • State of California - Judges' Retirement

As filed

American Express Co. — Int/Div

American Funds: American Mutual Fund of American Fund — Int/Div

American Funds: American High-Income Muni Bond Fund — Int/Div

Ameriprise Fin. Inc — Int/Div

AT&T Common Stock — Int/Div

Bank of America Account — Interest

Bank of America Common Stock — Int/Div

American Funds: Bond Fund of America — Int/Div

BL PLC Spons ADR — Int/Div

Charles Schwab Account — Int/Div

Chevron Texaco Corp. — Int/Div

Eagle Wireless Common Stock — None

Edison Intemational Common Stock — Int/Div

American Funds: Europacific Growth Fund — Int/Div

Exxon Common Stock — Int/Div

Fed. Courts & Rec CU - now Financial CreditUnion — Interest

WACHOVIA Securities — Interest

American Funds: Growth Fund of America Fund — Int/Div

Jackson National Life Ins — Interest

Lucent - now ALCATEL — Int/Div

Mesa Royality Tust UBI — None — Redeemed

Microsoft Common Stock — Int/Div

Newmont Mining Corp. — Int/Div

Nuveen Calif. Select Quality Muni. Fund Inc. — Int/Div

PG&E Common Stock — Int/Div

Questar Corp. — Int/Div

DWS (Wachovia) Formerly Scudder Ca Tax Free Bond — Int/Div

Sempra Energy — Int/Div

American Funds: Small Cap World Fund — Int/Div

Valero Energy Corp. — Int/Div

Vodafone Group Common Stock — Int/Div

Met Life & Affiliate — Interest

TRUST 'A’ Consisting of Real Property In Morgan County, CO — Int/Div

Agreement — 2002 — California Judges' Retirement

Income — 2010 — State of California - Judges' Retirement — $127,974.00

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