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I m sure many of his constituents would, if Mr. Robinson has any conflicts between his public voting and his personal financial interests." Fickett said.
Fickett s total 1977 family income in his financial statement was listed as $35,302 for him and his wife Martha V. Fickett. Both receive salaries from Mary Washington College, and he also reported income from his law practice and from the General Assembly.
The family's statement showed assets of $149,057 and liabilities of $52,000 for a net worth of $97,057. Rep. Robinson has said he has met the requirements of the Flouse Committee On Standards of Official Conduct and will make no further disclosure of his personal finances.
Until this year, the House committee required a very limited financial statement of each U.S. Representative, and details were filed on a confidential basis. Beginning last April. reporting requirements were expanded and also were made a matter of public record.
However, the April 1978 report covers only October. November and December of I977. the final quarter of 1977 because the legislation does not require a report tor a full year until April 1979.
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