Scope and Contents Shot of want ads being circled as a voice over cites the rise in unemployment during the opponents term.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing in an office are John Droney and Ted Kennedy. Kennedy discusses Droney's experience as an attorney general and qualifications for the senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Video of a phonograph record as the audio discusses the tax record of the opponent.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing in a studio behind a table, John Droney discusses the drug problem and its affects on crime. He pledges to wipe out the drug problem as he sweeps drug paraphanalia from the table.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Frank Kelley stands outdoors, speaking with 5 Vietnam veterans about their difficulties getting jobs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Doors to Sen chamberopened and an usher asks spectator to be quiet. Two elderly women discuss the seating arrangements of the Senators. Look for Candidate and find him at front b/c he is leader. Efforts on welfare are discussed and ladies decide Candidate is strong; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in front of a red curtain, Senator Griffin details his work ethics and his opposition to extremely big business.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated, Robert Griffin is asked about his stand on busing. He details his stand and discusses his proposed constitutional amendment.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in front of a red curtain wearing a suit. He is asked about his stand on pollution and explains he is the watchdog of the great lakes. He also explains that many democrats come to him despite the fact that he is a republican.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in a studio, in front of a blue backdrop, Phil Hansen discusses his identification with Richard Nixon and Walter Mondale's identification with George McGovern.; Notes: