Scope and Contents CANDIDATE SAYS LESS GOVERNMENT IS BETTER THAN MORE TAXES. WE SHOULD CLOSE LOOPHOLES, BUT NOT RAISE EVERYONE'S TAXES. HE ALSO SAYS ABLE-BODIED PEOPLE ON WELFARE SHOULD BE FORCED TO WORK.; Notes:

Scope and Contents CANDIDATE SAYS OKLAHOMANS NEED TO BE WELL REPRESENTED. SENATORS NEED TO QUIT VOTING THEMSELVES PAY RAISES AND SPEND THAT MONEY ON WHAT OKLAHOMA NEEDS.; Notes:

Scope and Contents CANDIDATE SAYS HE WILL RESTORE DEATH PENALTY, IF ELECTED, AND LIFT RETIREMENT AGE.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Daughter says she depends on him; Notes:

Scope and Contents At a man's luncheon group, Mondale discusses and defends programs to help the poor. He focuses on children.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Mondale talks with a group of people on a street. He says that more money should be spent on people instead of on the space shuttle and the Vietnam War.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate tells a group of people about a congressional medal of honor winner w/ a paralyzed hand, a daughter w/ multiple sclerosis, & inadequate insurance. Candidate says that there's a difference between this man & a freelander when it comes to welfare.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Mondale outside with a group of people. He says that, although Nixon talks about work-fare instead of welfare, the number on welfare and the number unemployed have grown. Mondale talks of creating jobs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In a barn, Mondale talks with a group of farmers about the problems of farmers and rural communities; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors, Mondale and a group of children discuss pollution, rights, the Vietnam War, and peace; Notes: