Scope and Contents Weicker fielding a question on recession: get cracking on housing, sponsored a bill providing loans for housing.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Weicker fielding a question on overriding president's veto on hospital bill: voted for hospitals; critically short on hospital beds.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Weicker speaking of each generation's challenges: never lose idealism, keep faith in the system.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Weicker speaking with capitol dome in the background: crime can be directly related to drug abuse. Penalties for pushers; treatment center; drugs first priority.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nixon, important decision, vote, republican, democratic, end war, stop crime, peace, reform, full employment without war; Notes:

Scope and Contents Teacher--tries to teach her students good government--she wishes she could teach politicians. Weicker--respecting teh constitution has to start at the top. Father--Weicker's interested in his son's future--Weicker's his man.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cut from citizen's to Weicker: Woman--she can't afford high utility bill. Weicker--raising energy prices hurts elderly. Man--an embargo could shut us down. Weicker--can't depend on Arabs for oil.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cut to citizens--couple looking for a house; construction worker, contractor. With housing, many jobs are created, in turn creating local and state revenue.; Notes: