Scope and Contents Candidate says he opposes forced busing because it doesn't solve problems in education and creates hardship for children and families. A quality education should have top priority. Busing doesn't contribute to that.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says his total obligation is to the people. V/O says he puts the public's interest first.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says he supports meaningful welfare reform to those who really need it and provide job training to those who are able to work. V/O says candidate has compassion and concern to solve problems of people less fortunate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says no business or group can control his vote in the Senate. His opponent can't say the same.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says opponent has run negative smear campaign with phony slogans. Candidate stands by his record of public service.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says he's a man of the people. He's opposed to forced busing, gun control, amnesty for draft-dodgers. He supports military, right of prayer, strengthening of education system, job opportunity, welfare reform, conservation.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate says he's dedicated his life to public service. He's committed to Oklahoma.; Notes:

Scope and Contents CANDIDATE SHOWN AT PODIUM. HE SAYS PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER TO WIN. COMMON PEOPLE ARE HIS SUPPORTERS.; Notes:

Scope and Contents CANDIDATE SHOWN AT PODIUM. HE SAYS SCHOOLS SHOULD NOT BE DEPENDENT UPON FEDERAL FUNDS.; Notes:

Scope and Contents CANDIDATE SAYS NO ABLE-BODIED PERSON SHOULD HAVE A GUARANTEED INCOME. THE ONLY RIGHT THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO GUARANTEE IS THE RIGHT TO WORK.; Notes: