Monahans law-maker trails in campaign funds
Republican State Rep. Jerry A. Cockerham of Monahans trails in fundraising as he runs for reelection, with campaign contributions lagging behind rivals and facing limited financial support.
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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1982
Page
3
Republican State Rep. Jerry A. Cockerham of Monahans trails in fundraising as he runs for reelection, with campaign contributions lagging behind rivals and facing limited financial support.
Monahans residents may register for Odessa College classes at the Regional Extension Center in Pyote on Tuesday June 1 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m in Room 110 Education Building West Texas Children's Home. Courses begin June 2 and run through July 28 with Monday Wednesday and Tuesday Thursday schedules and varied tuition. Textbooks and late registration dates noted. contact Jim Lewis for details. Cockerham campaigns with Shaw face in November after raising funds through April 21.
In Ward County, the state senate race had Bill Sims the sole candidate on the Democratic side with 2131 votes to W B Rubey’s 661 while Ernest Angelo ran unopposed for the Republican nomination. For the 69th District state representative seat Democrat Larry Don Shaw and Republican Jerry Cockerham ran unopposed with Shaw at 2606 Democratic votes and Cockerham winning 43 of 52 Republican ballots. In the State Board of Education race Democrat Wayne Windle received 2539 Democratic votes and James Goldman 38 votes.
The Dallas-based association notes Texas crude and condensate output declined in 1981 but at the slowest rate in five years. Gaines topped counties with 53,259,427 barrels, followed by Yoakum and Pecos. Gregg remains the all-time leader with 2,773,159,932 barrels through 1981. Congress ratified the preliminary peace treaty with Britain on April 15, 1783.
At a regular meeting CPA H A Lee Jr presented an audit covering November 1980 to September 1981 and October 1981 to December 1981, finding books in good shape. The board granted Chief Appraiser Everette Hewett authority to place funds in certificates of deposit and approved retaining Lee's services while in session. They also delayed tax collection for local entities until September 1984 to secure space for additional clerical staff.
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