Scope and Contents Opens with shots of McGovern watching a parade, meeting people, a brief personal history of McGovern and his wife. Mcgovern talking to young people, a former, a gas station attendent and others.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shots of a woman with a baby, and a senior citizens in a grocery store as a voice-over discusses inflation. Cots to McGovern talking to a woman talking about Corporate profits.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A voice-over discusses the importance of tourism to South Dakota's economy as an indian, prarie dog, burro and such are shown. McGovern says people haven't come to South Dakota because of inflation and gas prices. He criticizes the oil companies.; Notes:

Scope and Contents George McGovern at an auto garage discusses the gas crisis with an elderly gentleman.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors on a hill George McGovern discusses the beauty of South Dakota and his warm feeling for the people with group of young people.; Notes:

Scope and Contents McGovern and a farmer discuss, the necessity for livestock reform and how the government should help.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with Woonsockett, S.D. (Home of Eleanor McGovern) and a chorus singing to Mrs. McGovern. In a voice-over, Mrs. McGovern talks about growing up. Footage of a reception follows.; Notes:

Scope and Contents At an auto repair shop, George McGovern and an old man talk about the greed of corporate oil companies.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shots of farms and ranches as a voice-over tells how most industries are some how involved with agriculture. He cites his Vice Chairmanship of the Agriculture Committee.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing on a hill, George McGovern discusses the beauty of the Black Hills and their importance to tourism and the need for environment preservation as scenes of outdoors are shown.; Notes: