Scope and Contents Byron McKimmie, past president of the Little Rock Jaycees, stands in front of a building. He is endorsing the passage of Act I. He feels the Full Crew Law is a wasteful requirement.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Byron McKimmie stands outdoors. He wants to take Arkansas out of last place. It is the only state left with wasteful train crew laws. This will not affect jobs or earnings of train crews. Vote for Act I.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Byron McKimmie stands outdoors. He says if Act I is not passed, it will mean higher prices for the state. This is due to special shipping costs.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Bobby Hudspeth stands in a field. He is a farmer. He wants Act I to pass because it will keep Arkansas competitive and eliminate extra charges.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Bobby Hudspeth stands in front of farm equipment. He says if Act I is not passed, there will be special shipping charges on every load and Arkansas won't be able to complete with other states.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Bobby Hudspeth stands by his truck. He hates to see Arkansas last in anything. No other state still has the Full Crew Law. They can repeal the law without the loss of jobs or money.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Scenes of trains and railroad workers. Voice-over says the railroads are pulling for you. They are pushing Arkansas economy up and providing low cost, reliable, safe transportation. Ends with a map of Arkansas.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents A green train signal is shown, then a man drives a train down the track. Voice-over discusses safety devices, electronics, computers, and other modern equipment which provide better, safer service.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents The new diesel engines are compared with old steam engines. The railroads are moving forward. Illustrated by footage of old and new trains.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other

Scope and Contents A train parts factory is shown, concentrating on wheel assembly machines. This modern equipment provides safer, more reliable, low cost transportation.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Arkansas

Party: Other