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In Depth: Century Council Candidates Disclose Financial Interests
August 5, 2010
Five candidates are qualified for three council seats in the Town of Century. Paperwork filed with the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections shows the financial interests of each candidate. An explanation of terms used in the report is at the bottom of this story.
Seat 3
Henry Hawkins
137 Hilltop Road
Income
- Pensacola Junior College, instructor
- U.S. Military, retirement pay
- Town of Century, council member
Secondary Income
- none
Real Property
- none
Intangible Property
- none
Liabilities/Major Debts
- none
Interests In A Business
- none
Jacke Johnston
711 Mayo Lane
Income
Escambia County School District, teacher
Secondary Income
- none
Real Property
- 711 Mayo Lane, Century
Intangible Property
- none
Liabilities/Major Debts
- Bank of America, Dallas
- Pensacola L & N Credit Union, Pensacola
Interests In A Business
- none
Robert Lasher
61 Bradley Street
Income
Edward Jones, financial advisor
Secondary Income
- none
Real Property
- none
Intangible Property
- none
Liabilities/Major Debts
- none
Interests In A Business
- none
Seat 4
Gary Riley
7100 Roberts Road
Income
Gulf Power, retired
Social Security
Secondary Income
- none
Real Property
- none
Intangible Property
- none
Liabilities/Major Debts
- none
Interests In A Business
- none
Seat 5
Sandra McMurray Jackson
124 Maple Street
Income
- Century Correctional Institution
Secondary Income
- Jackson-McMurray Funeral Services
Real Property
- 124 Maple Street, Century
- 120 West Hecker Road, Century
Intangible Property
- none
Liabilities/Major Debts
- Pen Air Federal Credit Union
Interests In A Business
- Jackson-McMurray Funeral Services
Annie Carter Savage
170 Henry Street
Income
- Social Security
- Unitrin, St. Louis
Secondary Income
- none
Real Property
- 170 Henry Street
- 8101 Alger Road
Intangible Property
- 1996 Hyundai
Liabilities/Major Debts
- American Services Co., Des Moines, IA
- Dick Moye Auto Sales, Pensacola
Interests In A Business
- none
Editor’s note: A typographical error in the listing for Annie Savage’s “Interest In A Business” information has been corrected to state “none”.
Definitions of terms:
Income: primary sources of income
Secondary Income: major customers, clients and other sources of income to businesses owned
Real Property: land and buildings owned
Intangible Personal Property: stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, etc.
Interest in a Business: ownership or positions in certain types of businesses
Comments
4 Responses to “In Depth: Century Council Candidates Disclose Financial Interests”
Wow, those are some HEFTY liens to the federal gov. he has….Guess he isn’t teaching finance at the college! LOL, and this is who is watching over our tax money?
your out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think Mr. Hawkins neglected to indicate major liabilities to the IRS according to the Clerk of the Courts Website. Seemed strange to me that he didn’t own any property in Escambia County so I looked him up on the clerk’s site and low and behold he has serious IRS trouble and that’s only what’s public.
http://www.escambiaclerk.com/
My question is just what does Hawkins “teach” at PJC: antagonism, bitterness, resentment and opposition?