Scope and Contents Scenes of Wisconsin shown as voice-over gives Cofrin's background, stating candidates father has been in business since the early 1900's candidate himself completing a Law Degree and now owning several businessess himself.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Wisconsin businessman, shown in his office, speaks for Cofrin. States he is need in D.C. States he will: 1. Reduce regulation on small businesses, 2. Amendment to balance budget, 3. Support Kerry Roth tax cut.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cofrin shown in a home. Question on defense is asked. Cofrin he is for a very strong defense.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in livingroom. He feels the country needs a more conservative approach to leadership.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cofrin shown seated at table have coffee. Question asked concerns opponent Gaylord Nelson. Cofrin states Nelson's re-election is being backed by a group of D.C. attorneys. States Wisconsin does not need D.C. attorneys involved in Wisconsin politics.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cofrin shown having coffee in kitchen. Interviewer asks how Cofrin can best serve the interest of the people. Cofrin states he is a new breed, not just another politician. States he wants to bring down inflation by cutting government speanding.; Notes:

Scope and Contents v/o Doug Cofrin grandfather founded Fort Howard Paper Company, father followed in business, Doug went to college studied law, runs successful businesses, our concerns his concern; Notes:

Scope and Contents Various scenes of convention are shown as well as Ronald Reagan. Voice-over states Cofrin would be a help to the President if elected.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Reagan shown in close-up a voice-over states, give Reagan a Senator he will listen to, Cofrin is the man.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Various people on the street gives one line as to why they support Cofrin, such as government spending, inflation, support Ronald Reagan.; Notes: