Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed about gun control. He is opposed to it.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed about deficit spending. He favors a budget balancing amendment.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill speaks while seated at a desk. He needs voters' support and help.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill, seated at a desk. In his travels through Oklahoma he has found that people feel out of touch. They haven't been properly represented.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Edmondson's children, Jim and June, explain what young people are concerned with. They want honesty. Their dad always listens and is dependable.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Edmondson's children, Jim, June, and Brian talk about their dad. They say democracy applies in all family decisions. All in favor of Edmondson raise your hands. Voice-over: Edmondson works for children.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Edmondson's sons, Jim and Brian, speak out on behalf of their dad. Brian says Edmondson is supportive of good schools and education. He is always on the teachers' side.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Voice-over says it would be nice to replace Senator Mark Hatfield with someone who actually works for Oregon. Willner is a new voice. The Capitol Journal calls him tireless and hardworking.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Photos are shown of Willner and his two opponents. Their names are not mentioned. Voice-over says the first man is 71 years old. The second is sincere, but we don't need another hock (?). Willner is tough, sharp, a new voice.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chafee is shown campaigning. He says voters want an honest senator with integrity. Someone who will get things done.; Notes: