Scope and Contents Abourezk talking to 6 voters about defense : strong defense needed ; need more efficient use of tax money, fairness to taxpayer. He puts people first.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shots of Abourezk talking to voters. Narrator: Abourezk listens to people, works hard, speaks plainly. Abourezk: will work hard and do his best.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Abourezk: he's liberal on some issues, conservative on others. Talking to a man in a cafe about welfare; help the truly needy, make able-bodied work. He gets things done by representing the constitution, not by following ideals; Notes:

Scope and Contents Abourezk talking to voter: focuses his attention in congress on agriculture because it represents best the economic majority of South Dakota; Notes:

Scope and Contents Music, shots of painting of settlers, narrator: Pioneer days were difficult, but pioneers cooperated to build a better future. Abourezk walks the Dakota land determined to preserve those qualities of greatness and provide a better life for all.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with music, montage of paintings of pioneers, narrator: early settlers came in search of American Dream; built a state and a country; Abouezk's father came to South Dakota; his son wants to build a better life for all; Notes:

Scope and Contents Abzourezk speaks: politicians forget their constituency; farmers need good prices, no handouts; farmers want programs that continue to work, not election year largesse; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with music, montage of paintings of settlers, narrator: determination to overcome problems and build a better life has endured; Abourezk speaks: bringing down property taxes means federal help; small farming can't compete with agri-business; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with Abourezk in committee; need people-oriented farm policy; Abouezk outspoken, courageous, hard working, for the little guy, he responds to South Dakota's needs; Notes:

Scope and Contents Documentary of Cand. Narration by Gordon MacCral. Candidate works in office, testifies before committee, refereeing special Olympics, gives page a tour, shows blind boy around camp. Testimony by colleagues and by people he has helped.; Notes: