Scope and Contents Hart takes a tour of the C-A-Tract Mine in Rio Blanco, CO. He wants to develop oil shale as an energy resource.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart tours the C-A-Tract Mine in Rio Blanco, CO. He asks a miner about oil shale. He wants to develop it as an energy resource, but not at the expense of the Colorado quality of life.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart addresses a small group of people outdoors. He says we are being controlled by the oil suppliers. If we depend on our own oil, we can control inflation. This is our number one domestic problem in his opinion.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart visits an oil shale mine and addresses a small group of people outdoors at another location. He feels that developing oil shale can make us independent of Middle East and Persian Gulf oil.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate addresses small group of people outdoors. Candidate doesn't want to depend on oil from Middle East or to be prepared to go to war like his oppt. His 14 year old son John would be of age to fight and he doesn't want to lose his life; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart, outdoors, answer questions from children about oil shale. He explains the developing process. He wants to conserve energy and develop oil shale without ruining the state.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart talks to kids outdoors about oil shale. He is opposed to strip mining. Underground mining won't tear up the land.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart talks to men on a construction site. He says the US must become energy independent. Dependence on the Middle East causes weakness, inflation, recession, and loss of jobs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart talks with a group of men at a construction site. They discuss alternative energy supplies like gasahol. Hart says some farmers have their own gasahol stills because of the over supply of agricultural products.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hart talks with men at a construction site. They discuss alternative sources. Because oil corporations are wary of solar energy and gasahol, individuals will become the free enterprisers of the future.; Notes: