Scope and Contents A smoky meeting room is shown, then Yarborough in his office. Voice-over briefly discusses taxes. He says Yarborough is different. He wants to do more for Texas.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Yarborough is shown at work in his office and outdoors meeting people. Voice-over says he faces the issues (taxes, cost of consumer goods, conservation, and pollution).; Notes:

Scope and Contents Yarborough is shown working and campaigning. Voice-over discusses the issues he is concerned with (ecology, better living conditions, pollution, and the future). The only one he has to pay off is you.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Begins with an Austin newspaper reporter interviewing Yarborough. They discuss the economy, bills he introduced, his age, and his campaign. Ends with a brief campaign speech.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Sanders seated at a desk. He says we are tired of Tower's absenteeism. We need someone in office who cares. Ends with photos of Sanders and footprints moving across the screen.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scott, seated, talks about welfare. He says it is unfair to the hardworking tax payers. He wants to reestablish the work ethic.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scott, seated, talks about Vietnam. He wants to end Vietnam with honor. He wants a strong defense. He is against McGovern. He will work with the president.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scott, seated, says he wants a responsible fiscal policy. He weighs the needs of various issues against the willingness of tax payers to pay for them.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scott, seated, talks about taxes and spending. His opponent is willing to spend your tax dollars. Scott feels we need some fiscal restraint.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scott, seated, says the two incumbent senators often cancel out each other's votes. If Scott is elected, the cancellation rate will not be as high.; Notes: