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To: PCSS who wrote (96274)3/19/2002 10:46:32 AM
From: Elwood P. Dowd  Read Replies (1) of 97611
 
Vote update from Barrage in the Garage:

* Some shareholders have declared how they'll vote. Here's where it stands if the as-yet-undeclared ISS clients follow its pro-merger recommendation.



Capital Research^ 3.20%
Barclays Global Inv. 3.10%
Putnam Investment 2.50%
Alliance Capital 2.30%
Carly Fiorina 0.10%
L. Roy Papp Assoc. 0.04%
Domini Social Inv. 0.03%
Ohio Teachers 0.20%
Banc One Capital Mgt. 0.30%
Pa. School Employees 0.10%
Federated Investors 0.16%
Fla. Bd. of Admin. 0.24%
Remaining ISS clients* 11.41%






Total 23.68%


Hewlett/Packard families 18.00%
Banc of America^ 2.80%
Brandes Inv. Partners 1.30%
Calpers 0.40%
Victory Capital Mgmt. 0.36%
Wells Fargo 0.23%
New York State Pension 0.31%
Matrix Asset Advisors 0.20%
Ohio Public Employees 0.03%
Calif. Teachers System 0.01%
Torray 0.36%
Dreman Value 0.21%
New York Teachers 0.36%
Colorado Employees 0.07%
Texas Teachers System 0.10%
Wachovia 0.30%



Total 25.04%


^Capital Research controls 69 million shares and won't comment on its vote, but media reports say it voted 65 million of those in favor of the merger. ^Banc of America, a 2.8% shareholder and ISS client, has stated its opposition but doesn't have full control of all of its shares.
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