Scope and Contents Woman says she gets angry with people that use children, lottery promoters, don't guarantee money will go to schools, vote no.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents A man playing baseball with young people says that the promoters of the lottery are Eastern gambling operators and are taking advantage of kids, because the lottery will make money for the promoters, but not for the schools.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents A young girl asks for a no vote on Prop. 37 because she says the promoters aren't even Californians - they're Eastern gambling operators and they're not really trying to help CA schools, but actually only make lots of money for themselves.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Man asks if you've read fine print of Proposition 37, gamblers promoting lottery, vote no.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Woman says easterners are trying to move in on California, promoting lottery, vote no.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Jack Lemmon appears to ask for a no vote on Prop. 39 because he says if it is passed it would drag judges into the backroomto become embroiled in party machines and politics.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Jack Lemmon stands in a courtroom and asks for a no vote on Prop. 39 - he says it would cost over $3 million dollars to finance a power grab for politicians. He says it would make a good movie, but a bad law.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Jack Klugman appears in this ad to ask for a no vote on Prop. 39 - he holds up a copy of the Los Angeles Times which came out against Prop. 39; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Jack Klugman says that reapportionment has already cost the taxpayers $5 million and now the politicians want to spend $3.9 million more - he says politicians are picking the public's pockets and asks for a no vote on Prop. 39.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents A judge is shown being sworn in and the voice over say if Prop. 39 passes judges would be drawn into the backroom and would have to deal with political parties and party machines.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other