Scope and Contents Beall states his opponent believes in strong Federal government and he believes in strong local and state government gives a better quality of government and less quality.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Beall states crime is a real issue. Feels stronger punishment, speeder court system and more judges is the answer.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Campus unrest and best way to dial with it is discussed by candidate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Sharon Sharp, fees for personalized license plates, candidates shouldn't take contributions, government should cut cost; Notes:

Scope and Contents v/o some congressmen have perfect voting record, big spending, big government; Notes:

Scope and Contents v/o solutions for problems, big government, more big taxes, Beall believes in better government, not big government; Notes:

Scope and Contents Glenn Beall speaking about big labor, spending, government, independence, special interest group; Notes:

Scope and Contents Claiborne Pell sits in an office with the capitol behind discussing Pastore's competance on foriegn and domestic issues.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator Edward Kennedy sits in front of a blue backdrop and discusses the respect John Pastore has.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator Edmund Muskie sits in front of a blue backdrop endorsing Senator Pastore.; Notes: