Scope and Contents Camera walks through dark empty factory as anncr. v/o attacks opponent for not responding to textile industry problems; candidate appears at end promising to fight for jobs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate determined area would have access to Washington, businesses learn to work with federal government, defense.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Man says risk in farming, interest rates, cand says important that interest rates stay down for farmers.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talks about agriculture, industry, can meet future.; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O cand sensitive to state, ability to get things done, created jobs, many newspapers endorsed.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talking to man in wheelchair, v/o rebuilding life difficult, doing from wheelchair makes tough, man disabled veteran, cand helped get out of hospital, go to college.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Bob Michel talks about cand, rebuilding defenses, state, re-elect to congress.; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O Clarence Long supported waterway, blocked funding for expansion of port, lost jobs, cut funding.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Endorsements from both in-state and national newspapers about Aspin's worth and merit as a member of Congress.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cites N.Y. Times endorsement of Aspin as one who is listened to on arms control issues in Congress. Aspin then appears, talking about the importance of arms control.; Notes: