Scope and Contents Johanna Nelson, a senior citizen, talks about property taxes. She thinks Lien will lighten the tax load for senior citizens. Lien is seen campaigning.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An elderly woman and a young man urge us to vote for Lien.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Andy Anderson and Nancy Bassing urge us to vote for Lien. Nancy is voting for the first time ever.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Zeigler stands on a busy street with sirens in the background. He lists the things his opponent, Strom Thurmond, opposes. Zeigler is for good schools and strong law enforcement.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Zeigler speaks from a busy street, a farm, and a market. He says Thurmond has voted against tax reform, the break on farm equity tax, and measures to bring new business to South Carolina.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Zeigler discusses the many issues Thurmond is against. He wants to build for the future. Includes scenes of Zeigler at a hospital, a construction site, etc.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Zeigler speaks from a factory and an abandoned house. He says Thurmond has refused to debate. He says Thurmond voted against job, health, and safety standards, and home loan programs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chafee's background and ideas are discussed. He is seen with his family, campaigning, discussing his ideas, etc. His career as the secretary of the news is discussed in depth.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chafee discusses his concerns about ecology. He mentions the Green Acres program and the Salt Marsh Preservation Act. Includes scenes of Chafee in a park and other outdoor scenes in Rhode Island.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chafee sits outdoors with several other men. He says Pell was in the senate for twelve years and never did anything about the tax loopholes.; Notes: