Scope and Contents Campbell stands in front of Capitol Hill showing his voting card, saying its not his card, it's the people's card. He mentions the subjects he is working on.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Campbell discusses the textile industry and how U.S. products needed to be safeguarded against international imports.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says congressman Derrick thinks can get by with things, liberal, worst attendance record, against defense, abortion, against balanced budget.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Taylor takes the moral high ground in this ad discussing morals, family values, and abortions.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The ad states Derrick is the only one not supporting ht September initiative to balance the budget.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The ad discusses how Derrick is against Reagan 65% of the time and doesn't support tax cuts, but he does support the Mondale-Ferraro philosophy.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Campbell discusses how he produced new jobs and opportunities for the district. Workers say, Thank you, Carroll.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Campbell discusses how he produced new jobs and opportunities for the district. The workes say, Thank you, Carroll.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Campbell is seated at a desk showing his voting card, saying it's not his card it's the people's card. He mentions the subjects he is working on.; Notes:

Scope and Contents His oppt. said Clarke was for raising taxes which wasn't true. Clarke has been called a big spender from Bill Hendon is like being called ugly from a frog. The ad looks at a frog. Truth is Clarke has been trying to bring down Hendon's budget deficit.; Notes: