Scope and Contents An aide to the candidate discussing how untrue the distortionsare that the opponent is giving to the voters on Social Sec- urity. Says that candidate is committed to the Social Sec- urity system.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate 's mother discussing the problems of the elderly and how her son would stand up for the elderly and protect their rights.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad using Quiz format to show candidate as hard-working and is one of the average people of Iowa. Portrays opponent as not reflecting his constituency.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An ad showing the candidate discussing his views on values, the people's of the state and how much he cares about Oregon. Lots of shots with family.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad, using constituent wholost his benefits due to a bureaucratic mistake, and how the candidate helped to re-establish his benefits.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad showing the poor attendance record of the opponent as Senator and his his expensive junkets to foreign countries at taxpayer expense.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad discussing why candidate is the best choice to represent New York in the U.S. Senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate discussing with constituents how he has tried for 32 years to have a cut in the tax rate. Voice-over tells voters that as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee that he has guided a bill which would lower the tax rate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad discussing how the candidate saved $1.5 billion for the people of the state by not allowing a proposal tax income on oil and gas go through the Senate Finance Committee; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate discussing how he convinced the Federal Government of putting up 70% of the cost and paying for new lumber for Railroad ties. This action saved 7,000 jobs in Louisiana.; Notes: