Scope and Contents Anncr. v/o still shot of whale, then still of Robert Byrd's house, then both shots side-by-side in squeeze boxes on black; V/O says the thing they have in common is that neither can be found in West Virginia.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Anncr. v/o still of Eiffel Tower, then still of Robert Byrd's house, then both shots side-by-side in squeeze boxes on black; text captioned; V/O says neither can be found in West Virginia.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Anncr. v/o still of shot of pyramid, then still of Robert Byrd's house; then both shots in squeeze boxes on black; text captioned; V/o says neither can be found in West Virginia.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Lizard on plain screen, shown as being many different colors as man and woman's v/o tells of discrepancies between what Charles Percy says he's for and how he voted; issues are the draft, states' rights, educational funding, the deficit.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate intros himself and describes his handicaps due to polio. Candidate says public edu helped him overcome handicaps. Candidate says he bought TV time b/c Oppt voted against funding to edu handicapped. Candidate Tag; Notes:

Scope and Contents Text w/ grid asks what kind of SEN Oppt is. V/o asks what fellow Senators think. Still of Oppt, text at right. V/o reads quote that Oppt is too inconsistent. Footage of lizard changing colors brought forward, Candidate Tag; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O John Melcher supports food stamps, to strikers, college students, too liberal for Montana.; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O Howard Cannon not present in vote to aid senior citizens, cut red tape for business, voted to raise own pay, doesn't represent Nevada.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cheerleaders cheer, hold banner for Lloyd Bentsen; anncr. V/O says Bentsen is too liberal, voted to raise his own pay, voted for federal funding for abortion, against school prayer; text captioned; cheerleaders leave one-by-one; anncr. tag., logo.; Notes:

Scope and Contents People dancing, v/o is John Melcher in step with Montana, voted to raise pay, opposed Ronald Reagan budget cuts, big spender.; Notes: