Scope and Contents Voiceover tells of how the candidate had a dream of serving the state as a Representative in Congress, and how through hard work it might pay off, but only if the voters vote for the candidate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents President Reagan urges people of the state to vote for the candidate to help ensure the that the Democrats won't raise taxes. He says that the country needs the candidate in Congress.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate promises to help balance the budget, but, unlike hisopponent, not by raising taxes. He wants to cut government waste, not make government waste.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate tells what he will do if elected Congressman: reduce taxes, preserve Social Security, and defend traditionalAmerican values.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate points out opponent stated in newspaper ad that he was not in favor of abortion, but his voting record proves that he was in favor of abortion. Candidate asks voters in their position liked being lied to.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talking about his punch cards and how they show how conservatively the opponent says he is but his voting record is liberal.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talks about his philosophy of government - letting local people help make the big decisions.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate tells about how important small business is to the economy of the state and the nation. Talks about his commit- ment to protecting small business, balancing the budget, and creating more helpful bankruptcy laws.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talks about his commitment to protecting the elderly, particulary from Social Security cuts in Congress.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate standing by Illinois River, talks about how much he loves the river and all of the Oklahoma wilderness. Promises to make sure that the proper environmental standards are main-tained to keep the state's environment clean.; Notes: