161st List

Itemized contributions to candidates for state representative in the 161st District for the reporting period of Sept. 1 through Sept. 30. Listed are donor, city of residence and amount:REP. LANIE BLACK,

R-CHARLESTON

David Boyd, Portageville, $100; Jennings Brothers, Sikeston, $300; J. Waggener Farms, Charleston, $250; David Brewer, Charleston, $250; June Collier, Charleston, $300; Team Emerson, Cape Girardeau, $300; Citizens for Bearden, St. Charles, $300; Louise Marshall, Charleston, $300; Doug Scott, Sikeston, $300; Harold Lemons, East Prairie, $200; Teddy Bennett, East Prairie, $200; Leslie Collier, Charleston, $200; Jetton for Speaker Pro Tem, Jefferson City, $300; Friends for Miller, Jerico Springs, $300.

WAYNE PETIT, D-SCOTT CITY

Eastern Missouri Laborers Educational Fund, Bridgeton, $300; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Cleveland, Ohio, $300; Electrical Workers, St. Louis, $300; Scott County Democratic Club, Chaffee, $300; United Transportation Laborers, Jefferson City, $200; Laborers Local 1104, Cape Girardeau, $300; Hoisting Engineers Local 513, Bridgeton, $300; Cape Girardeau County Democratic Central Committee, Jackson, $100; Byrd Township Democrats, Jackson, $100; House Capital Democrats Inner Circle, Jefferson City, $25; Central Trades and Labor Council, Cape Girardeau, $300; Scott County Democratic Committee, Sikeston, $300; Roger Algood, Cape Girardeau, $100; Upchurch Construction, Scott City, $200; Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapels Inc., Scott City, $150; Susie Kinder, Scott City, $150; James A. Eftink, Oran, $100; Betty Heckemeyer, Sikeston, $100; Kenneth Cassout, Scott City, $100; Betty C. Hearnes, Charleston, $200; Frederick W. Defield, Charleston, $300.

SOURCE: Finance disclosure reports filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission