Scope and Contents V/o vacation stills & graphics criticizes Oppt for all the trips he has taken at taxpayer's expense. Crawl of more trips alongside Oppt's cut-out. Criticizes Oppt for having town mtgs, stamps out of town on still. Tag w/ Candidate still & logo.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Anncr. v/o opponent's still, states events that have occured throughout his long term in office, but attacks him for only passing one bill in Congress. Tag w/candidate's still and logo; Notes:

Scope and Contents VO, video of a hobercraft, then at a factory. Industries pres endorses cand for bringing the plant jobs to the area, cuts to factory video. Candidate about jobs, anncr.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Anncr. v/o intro over footage at open door sr. citizens ctr. Elderl;y woman's v/o and head-on about how the City is their 2nd home. Anncr. v/o discusses how it almost shut down, but candidate intervened. Elderly women endorse candidate; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate head-on, about not looking at issues w/a partisan view- cuts to him in various scenes w/workers, people, still w/his v/o. Cuts back to him for close w/logo; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/o about comparing Dem Cand. Graphics about how only one Candidate wants to limit spending, refuses special interest money, and puts people first. Still is Candidate w/ farmer in field. Logo; Notes:

Scope and Contents Father talks to son about owing people money, asking what he will do with his life, house refuses to discuss budget, enough of democrats controlling house.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Same initial footage & v/o as #59966 (P1289)- but instead of cutting to shot of ostriches, cuts to row after row of executive types blindly holding up newspapers & not listening. Vote Republican tag.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cand. keeps in touch w/ his district by voting questionnaire. Ad shows whole mailing process. Cand. wants people to be concerned w/ issues of budget deficit & spending cuts for election day.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Farmers face problems of surplus here and loss of markets overseas. American farm prices aren't responsible for fall of exports. Candidate gives subsidies of wheat and states supply/demand needs to balance. Reasons to pass 1985 Farm Bill; Notes: