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1976 PRE-POST STUDY
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>> 1976 STANDARD PRIMARY SAMPLING UNIT CODE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH REF.NOS. 3010, 3012

                 THIS CODE WAS FIRST USED IN THE SUMMER OF 1972.

                       (NUMERICAL ORDER)


                       CODE        PSU

                 SELF-REPRESENTING PSU'S (ALL SMSA'S OR CONSOLIDATED AREAS)

                     001 - 002  LOS ANGELES CITY AND LONG BEACH CITIES
                     003 - 004  LOS ANGELES SUBURBS

                     011 - 012  SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND CITIES
                     013 - 014  SAN FRANCISCO, SUBURBS

                     101 - 102  CHICAGO CITY, NORTHERN PART
                     103 - 104  CHICAGO SUBURBS
                     111 - 112  CHICAGO CITY, SOUTHERN PART

                     121 - 122  CLEVELAND CITY
                     123 - 124  CLEVELAND SUBURBS

                     131 - 132  DETROIT CITY
                     133 - 134  DETROIT SUBURBS

                     141 - 142  ST. LOUIS CITY
                     143 - 144  ST. LOUIS SUBURBS

                     201 - 202  N.Y., (BRONX AND QUEENS)
                     211 - 212  N.Y., (BROOKLYN)
                     221 - 222  N.Y., (MANHATTAN)
                     231 - 232  N.Y., (RICHMOND)
                     233 - 234  NEW YORK SUBURBS (REMAINDER OF NEW YORK PART
                                OF STANDARD CONSOLIDATED AREA)
                     241 - 242  N.J., JERSEY CITY AND NEWARK
                     243 - 244  NEW JERSEY SUBURBS (REMAINDER OF NEW JERSEY
                                PART OF STANDARD CONSOLIDATED AREA)

                     271 - 272  BOSTON CITY
                     273 - 274  BOSTON SUBURBS

                     281 - 282  PHILADELPHIA CITY
                     283 - 284  PHILADELPHIA SUBURBS


                     291 - 292  PITTSBURGH CITY
                     293 - 294  PITTSBURGH SUBURBS

                     301 - 302  BALTIMORE CITY
                     303 - 304  BALTIMORE SUBURBS

                     311 - 312  WASHINGTON, D.C.
                     313 - 314  WASHINGTON SUBURBS


                 NON-SELF-REPRESENTING PSU'S


                     SMSA

                     365 - 366  HOUSTON, TEXAS
                     375 - 376  ATLANTA, GEORGIA
                     385 - 386  MIAMI, FLORIDA
                     395 - 396  TULSA, OKLA.
                     405 - 406  LOUISVILLE, KY.
                     415 - 416  RICHMOND, VA.
                     425 - 426  ORLANDO, FLA.
                     435 - 436  CHARLESTON, W. VA.
                     445 - 446  MONTGOMERY, ALA.
                     455 - 456  COLUMBIA, S. CAR.
                     465 - 466  LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
                     475 - 476  ABILENE, TEXAS


                     NON-SMSA

                     487 - 488  SARASOTA, FLA.
                     497 - 498  MISSISSIPPI, ARK.
                     507 - 508  PITT, N. CAR.
                     517 - 518  ACADIA, LA.
                     527 - 528  LOWNDES, GA.
                     537 - 538  WATAUGA, N. CAR.
                     547 - 548  CURRITUCK, N. CAR.
                     557 - 558  CLARK, ARK.
                     567 - 568  SIMPSON, MISS.
                     577 - 578  EAST CARROLL, LA.
                     587 - 588  BLEDSOE, TENN.
                     597 - 598  MUHLENBERG, KY.
                     607 - 608  FRANKLIN, NEB.
                     617 - 618  STODDARD, MO.
                     627 - 628  CRAWFORD, IA.
                     637 - 638  RANDOLPH, ILL.
                     647 - 648  ST. JOSEPH, MICH.
                     657 - 658  ADAIR, MO.
                     667 - 668  LOGAN, ILL.
                     677 - 678  KNOX, OHIO
                     687 - 688  HANCOCK, OHIO
                     697 - 698  SHEBOYGAN, WISC.


                     SMSA

                     705 - 706  SIOUX FALLS, S. DAK.
                     715 - 716  HAMILTON, OHIO
                     725 - 726  WATERLOO, IA.
                     735 - 736  FLINT, MICH.
                     745 - 746  TOLEDO, OHIO
                     755 - 756  DAYTON, OHIO
                     765 - 766  INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
                     775 - 776  MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
                     805 - 806  SAN DIEGO, CAL.
                     815 - 816  SEATTLE, WASH.
                     825 - 826  PHOENIX, ARIZ.
                     835 - 836  VALLEJO, CAL.
                     845 - 846  EUGENE, OREGON
                     855 - 856  SALT LAKE, UTAH


                     NON-SMSA

                     867 - 868  WHATCOM, WASH.
                     877 - 878  TULARE, CAL.
                     887 - 888  LOGAN, COLO.
                     897 - 898  PLUMAS, CAL.
                     907 - 908  SNYDER, PA.
                     917 - 918  YORK, ME.
                     927 - 928  ULSTER, N.Y.
                     937 - 938  GARDNER, MASS. (PART OF NON-SMSA AREA OF
                                WORCESTER)


                     SMSA

                     945 - 946  NEW LONDON, CONN.
                     955 - 956  WILKES-BARRE, PA.
                     965 - 966  TRENTON, N.J.
                     975 - 976  BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
                     985 - 986  WORCESTER, MASS.
                     995 - 996  SYRACUSE, N.Y.


>> 1976 COUNTY CODES - COUNTY NAMES ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH REF.NOS. 3008, 3009

                 STATE       ICPSR  SAMPLING    COUNTY NAME
                 NAME       COUNTY  COUNTY
                             CODE    CODE

                 ALA.        41026   016    ELMORE
                             41051   441    MONTGOMERY

                 ARIZ.       61007   831    MARICOPA

                 ARK.        42010   531    CLARK
                             42047   511    MISSISSIPPI
                             42060   421    PULASKI
                             42063   010    SALINE

                 CAL.        71001   012    ALAMEDA
                             71007   014    CONTRA COSTA
                             71019   001    LOS ANGELES
                             71030   002    ORANGE
                             71032   891    PLUMAS
                             71037   801    SAN DIEGO
                             71038   011    SAN FRANCISCO
                             71041   013    SAN MATEO
                             71046   892    SIERRA
                             71048   022    SOLANO
                             71054   871    TULARE

                 COLO.       62038   881    LOGAN

                 CONN.       01001   971    FAIRFIELD
                             01006   941    NEW LONDON (PT.)

                 D.C.        55001   311    D.C.

                 FLA.        43013   391    DADE
                             43041   482    MANATEE
                             43048   461    ORANGE
                             43058   481    SARASOTA

                 GA.         44031   004    CLAYTON
                             44060   371    FULTON
                             44092   015    LOWNDES

                 ILL.        21016   101    COOK
                             21016   111    COOK
                             21022   105    DUPAGE
                             21054   661    LOGAN
                             21060   144    MADISON
                             21079   017    RANDOLPH

                 IND.        22049   761    MARION
                             22055   009    MORGAN
                             22064   104    PORTER

                 IOWA        31007   721    BLACK HAWK
                             31024   621    CRAWFORD

                 KY.         51056   381    JEFFERSON
                             51089   561    MUHLENBERG

                 LA.         45001   003    ACADIA
                             45018   541    EAST CARROLL

                 MAINE       02016   911    YORK

                 MD.         52002   303    ANNE ARUNDEL
                             52004   301    BALTIMORE CITY
                             52003   302    BALTIMORE COUNTY
                             52016   313    MONTGOMERY

                 MASS.       03009   272    MIDDLESEX (PART)
                             03011   273    NORFOLK (PART)
                             03013   271    SUFFOLK
                             03014   981    WORCESTER (PART)

                 MICH.       23025   731    GENESEE
                             23044   007    LAPEER
                             23050   133    MACOMB
                             23058   021    MONROE
                             23075   641    ST. JOSEPH
                             23082   131    WAYNE

                 MINN.       33027   771    HENNEPIN
                             33062   772    RAMSEY

                 MISS.       46064   019    SIMPSON

                 MO.         34001   651    ADAIR
                             34096   141    ST. LOUIS CITY
                             34095   142    ST. LOUIS COUNTY
                             34104   611    STODDARD

                 NEB.        35031   601    FRANKLIN

                 N.J.        12002   243    BERGEN
                             12004   284    CAMDEN
                             12007   242    ESSEX
                             12011   961    MERCER
                             12014   246    MORRIS
                             12016   245    PASSAIC
                             12020   244    UNION

                 N.Y.        13003   201    BRONX
                             13024   211    KINGS
                             13027   993    MADISON
                             13030   232    NASSAU
                             13031   221    NEW YORK
                             13034   991    ONONDAGA
                             13041   202    QUEENS
                             13044   235    ROCKLAND
                             13052   233    SUFFOLK
                             13056   921    ULSTER
                             13060   234    WESTCHESTER

                 N.C.        47027   591    CURRITUCK
                             47074   491    PITT
                             47095   581    WATAUGA

                 OHIO        24009   711    BUTLER
                             24018   121    CUYAHOGA
                             24029   753    GREENE
                             24032   681    HANCOCK
                             24042   671    KNOX
                             24043   122    LAKE
                             24048   741    LUCAS
                             24057   751    MONTGOMERY

                 OKLA.       53057   402    OSAGE
                             53072   401    TULSA

                 ORE.        72020   851    LANE

                 PA.         14002   291    ALLEGHENY
                             14040   951    LUZERNE
                             14046   282    MONTGOMERY
                             14051   281    PHILADELPHIA
                             14055   020    SNYDER
                             14065   294    WESTMORELAND

                 S.C.        48032   452    LEXINGTON
                             48040   451    RICHLAND

                 S.D.        37049   701    MINNEHAHA

                 TENN.       54004   005    BLEDSOE

                 TEX.        49079   008    FORT BEND
                             49101   361    HARRIS
                             49221   431    TAYLOR

                 UTAH        67006   018    DAVIS
                             67018   821    SALT LAKE

                 VA.         40029   314    FAIRFAX
                             40043   413    HENRICO
                            *40122   411    RICHMOND CITY

                 WASH.       73017   811    KING
                             73031   812    SNOHOMISH
                             73037   861    WHATCOM

                 WEST V      56020   006    KANAWHA

                 WIS.       *25060   691    SHEBOYGAN

                 * THE STATES OF VIRGINIA AND WISCONSIN RE-NUMBERED THEIR
                 COUNTIES SINCE THE PUBLICATION OF THE 1956 EDITION OF THE
                 CITY AND COUNTY DATA BOOK WHICH WAS USED IN PREVIOUS SRC
                 MAJOR ELECTION STUDIES TO DERIVE THE ICPSR COUNTY CODE.  THE
                 ICPSR COUNTY CODE IN THIS STUDY USES THE 1967 EDITION OF THE
                 CCDB.  ALL CODES HERE INCLUDED MATCH THE 1956 EDITION WITH
                 THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS:
                 STATE              COUNTY             1956 #          1967 #
                  VA.            RICHMOND CITY         40121           40122
                  WIS.           SHEBOYGAN             25059           25060


>> 1976 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 Q.A7B, Q.A8.

                 FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF STATES WITH PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES,
                 A SUMMARY OF THE LAWS GOVERNING PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE
                 POLLS, AND A SYNOPSIS OF METHODS USED IN SELECTION OF
                 DELEGATES.  ALL STATES WITH PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE POLLS
                 OR WITH PRIMARIES TO SELECT DELEGATES FOR THE NATIONAL PARTY
                 CONVENTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE FOLLOWING CHART.


                 PRIM OPEN/CLOSD:  PRIMARY VOTING OPEN OR CLOSED?
                 ---------------

                     O:  OPEN PRIMARY (VOTER NEED NOT BE PRE-REGISTERED TO
                         VOTE IN PARTY PRIMARY OF CHOICE; THUS CROSS-OVER
                         VOTING IS POSSIBLE).
                     C:  CLOSED PRIMARY (VOTER MUST BE REGISTERED AS A MEMBER
                         OF A PARTICULAR PARTY IN ORDER TO VOTE IN THAT
                         PARTY'S PRIMARY).  (OHIO VOTERS MAY CROSSOVER
                         IF THEY VOTED FOR A MAJORITY OF THE PARTY'S
                         CANDIDATES IN THE PREVIOUS GENERAL ELECTION.)


                 PRES PFRNC VOTE:  DOES THE PRIMARY LAW FOR THE STATE PROVIDE
                 ---------------   FOR A PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE VOTE?

                     +:  YES

                     -:  NO


                 PRF RSLTS BDG:  ARE THE RESULTS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PREF-
                 -------------   ERENCE POLL BINDING ON DELEGATES TO
                                 NATIONAL PARTY CONVENTIONS?

                     B:  BINDING -- THIS CATEGORY ENCOMPASSES SEVERAL SUB-
                         CATEGORIES:

                         1.  STATES WHERE ALL DELEGATES ARE BOUND BY RESULTS
                             OF THE PREFERENCE POLL.
                         2.  STATES WHERE AT-LARGE DELEGATES ARE BOUND TO
                             SUPPORT THE STATE PREFERENCE POLL WINNER, WHILE
                             DISTRICT DELEGATES SUPPORT DISTRICT WINNERS.
                         3.  STATES WHERE ONLY PLEDGED (COMMITTED) DELEGATES
                             ARE BOUND TO SUPPORT THE PREFERENCE POLL WINNER.
                         4.  STATES IN WHICH DELEGATE VOTES ARE DIVIDED IN
                             PROPORTION TO THE POPULAR PREFERENCE POLL VOTE.

                     N:  NON-BINDING CATEGORY

                         NEBRASKA:  THE PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE POLL IS NOT
                           BINDING.  PLEDGED DELEGATES, HOWEVER, ARE BOUND.
                         WEST VIRGINIA:  RESULT OF PREFERENCE POLL DOES NOT
                           LEGALLY CONSTRAIN DELEGATES.
                         ILLINOIS:  RESULT OF PREFERENCE POLL IS "ADVISORY"
                           TO DELEGATES.
                         NEW JERSEY:  THE RESULT OF PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE
                           POLL IS NOT BINDING ON DELEGATES.  PLEDGED DELE-
                           GATES, HOWEVER, ARE BOUND.

                     I:  INAP., NO PREFERENCE POLL HELD.

                     *:  RESULTS OF PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE POLL BINDING
                         ON DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES, BUT NOT ON REPUBLICAN
                         DELEGATES.
                     +:  RESULT OF PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE POLL BINDING
                         ON REPUBLICAN DELEGATES, BUT NOT ON DEMOCRATIC
                         DELEGATES.


                 MTHD DEL SELC:  METHOD OF DELEGATE SELECTION USED?
                 -------------

                     E:  ELECTED -- VOTERS SELECT SPECIFIC DELEGATES ON
                         DELEGATE SLATES.

                     P:  PARTY SELECTED -- DELEGATES CHOSEN BY PARTY CON-
                         VENTIONS ON STATE OR DISTRICT LEVELS.

                     *:  DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES ELECTED; REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
                         SELECTED.


                 DELG PLDG BLT:  DOES THE PRIMARY LAW ALLOW FOR DELEGATES
                 -------------   TO BE LISTED ON THE BALLOT AS PLEDGED TO
                                 A CANDIDATE?

                     +:  YES

                     -:  NO

                     I:  INAP., DELEGATES NOT ON BALLOT (CHOSEN BY PARTY).

                     S:  DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES PLEDGED ON BALLOT; LAW DOES NOT
                         ALLOW REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO BE PLEDGED ON BALLOT.

                     T:  DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES PLEDGED ON BALLOT; REPUBLICAN
                         DELEGATES NOT ON BALLOT (CHOSEN BY PARTY).


                 WRITEIN VT OK:  ARE WRITE-IN VOTES ALLOWED?
                 -------------

                     +:  YES

                     -:  NO

                     *:  WRITE-IN BALLOTS ALLOWED WHEN DELEGATES ARE
                         UNOPPOSED IN THEIR DISTRICT.


                 CAND N ON BLT:  DID NAMES OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES FROM
                 -------------   BOTH MAJOR PARTIES APPEAR ON THE OFFICIAL
                                 1976 BALLOT (EITHER IN A PREFERENCE POLL
                                 SECTION, OR ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIFIC DELE-
                                 GATES OR DELEGATE STATES, OR BOTH)?

                     +:  YES, BOTH REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
                         CANDIDATE NAMES APPEARED ON BALLOT.

                     -:  NO, NO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE NAMES ALLOWED ON
                         BALLOT.

                 SUMMARY OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY LAWS AND BALLOT BY STATE


                         PRIM    PRES    PRF     MTHD    DELG    WRITE   CAND
                         OPEN/   PFRNC   RSLTS   DEL     PLDG    IN VT   N ON
                 STATE   CLOSD   VOTE    BDG     SELC    BLT     OK      BLT

                 ALA      O       -       I       E       +       +       -
                 ARK      O       +       B       P       I       +       +
                 CAL      C       +       B       E       +       +       +
                 DC       C       +       B       E       +       -       +
                 FLA      C       +       B       P       I       -       +
                 GA       O       +       +       *       T       -       +
                 IDA      O       +       B       P       I       +       +
                 ILL      O       +       N       E       +       +       +
                 IND      O       +       B       P       I       -       +
                 KEN      C       +       B       P       I       -       +
                 MD       C       +       +       E       +       -       +
                 MASS     C       -       I       P       I       +       +
                 MICH     O       +       B       P       I       +       +
                 MONT     O       +       *       P       I       +       +
                 NEB      C       +       N       E       +       +       +
                 NEV      C       +       B       P       I       -       +
                 NH       C       +       N       E       +       +       +
                 NJ       O       +       N       E       +       +       +
                 NY       C       -       I       E       S       +       -
                 NCAR     C       +       B       P       I       -       +
                 OHIO     C       -       I       E       +       +       +
                 OREG     C       +       B       P       I       +       +
                 PENN     C       +       N       E       S       +       +
                 RI       O       +       +       E       +       -       +
                 SDAK     C       -       I       E       +       -       +
                 TENN     O       +       B       *       I       +       +
                 TEX      O       -       I       E       +       -       +
                 VT       O       +       N       P       I       +       +
                 WVA      C       +       N       E       -       -       +
                 WISC     O       +       B       P       I       +       +

                 KEY:





>> 1976 PARTY/CANDIDATE MASTER CODE

                  THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                  A20A, A20B(1-5), A21A, A21B(1-5), A22A, A22B(1-5), A23A,
                  A23B(1-5), A24A,A24B(1-5), A25A, A25B(1-5), A27A, A27B(1-5).

                     ANY CATEGORY IN THE ENTIRE MASTER-CODE SET CAN BE A
                     REASON FOR LIKING OR DISLIKING SOMEONE, AND MOST CATE-
                     GORIES CAN REFER AS WELL TO PARTIES AND CANDIDATES.  FOR
                     EXAMPLE, "VERY LIBERAL IDEAS" CAN LOGICALLY BE A REASON
                     FOR LIKING OR DISLIKING EITHER PARTY OR EITHER CANDI-
                     DATE.  WHICH OF THE EIGHT LIKE/DISLIKE-PARTY/CANDIDATE
                     FIELDS A RESPONSE FALLS INTO CAN BE DETERMINED NORMALLY
                     BY THE QUESTION IT REFERS TO.

                     THE REASONS ARE BROKEN UP INTO SERIES OF HUNDREDS,
                     ACCORDING TO THE CONTENT AREA OF THE RESPONSE:

                          00 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY ONLY; PEOPLE
                                                          WITHIN PARTY
                          01 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY ONLY; PARTY
                                                          CHARACTERISTICS
                          02 HUNDRED SERIES---------------CANDIDATE ONLY; EX-
                                                          PERIENCE, ABILITY
                          03 HUNDRED SERIES---------------CANDIDATE ONLY;
                                                          LEADERSHIP QUALITIES
                          04 HUNDRED SERIES---------------CANDIDATE ONLY;
                                                          PERSONAL QUALITIES
                          05 HUNDRED SERIES---------------CANDIDATE ONLY;
                                                          PARTY CONNECTIONS
                          06 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY OR CANDIDATE;
                                                         GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT
                          07 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY OR CANDIDATE;
                                                          MISCELLANEOUS
                          08 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY OR CANDIDATE;
                                                         GOVT. ACTIVITY/PHILOS
                          09 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY OR CANDIDATE;
                                                          DOMESTIC POLICIES
                          11 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY OR CANDIDATE;
                                                          FOREIGN POLICIES
                          12 HUNDRED SERIES---------------PARTY OR CANDIDATE;
                                                          GROUP CONNECTIONS
                          99 HUNDRED SERIES---------------MISSING DATA CODES

                    THE PARTICULAR QUESTION RESPONDED TO DOES NOT ALWAYS
                    DETERMINE THE QUESTION UNDER WHICH THE PARTICULAR "MEN-
                    TION" IS TO BE CODED; E.G., AN ANTI-DEMOCRATIC RESPONSE
                    MAY BE FOUND IN Q.A22 (LIKES REPUBLICANS) OR Q.A26A, Q.A26
                    FORD).  A RESPONSE WAS NOT CODED AS REFERRING TO A
                    PARTY OR CANDIDATE UNLESS THE PARTY OR CANDIDATE WAS
                    ACTUALLY MENTIONED.  THAT IS, IF THE RESPONDENT LIKED
                    THE REPUBLICANS BECAUSE THEY ARE FIRM ON COMMUNISM, THIS
                    RESPONSE WAS NOT ALSO CODED AS A DISLIKE OF DEMOCRATS
                    BECAUSE THEY ARE SOFT ON COMMUNISM, UNLESS THIS WAS ALSO
                    CLEARLY STATED.  EVEN A COMPARATIVE REFERENCE SUCH AS
                     THE REPUBLICANS ARE FIRMER ON COMMUNISM THAN THE DEMO-    
                     CRATS, WAS CODED ONLY AS A PRO-REPUBLICAN RESPONSE.  IF
                     R SAID "REPUBLICANS ARE FIRM ON COMMUNISM, DEMOCRATS ARE
                     NOT", BOTH RESPONSES WERE CODED.


                 PARTY ONLY -- PEOPLE WITHIN PARTY:

                     0001.  JOHNSON
                     0002.  KENNEDY, JOHN; JFK
                     0003.  KENNEDY, ROBERT; RFK
                     0004.  KENNEDY, EDWARD "TED"
                     0005.  KENNEDY, NA WHICH
                     0006.  TRUMAN
                     0007.  ROOSEVELT; "FDR"
                     0008.  MCGOVERN
                     0009.  CARTER; GOOD/BAD CHOICE FOR NOMINEE
                     0010.  MONDALE; GOOD/BAD CHOICE FOR NOMINEE
                     0011.  MCCARTHY (EUGENE)
                     0012.  HUMPHREY
                     0013.  MUSKIE
                     0015.  WALLACE
                     0031.  EISENHOWER; IKE
                     0032.  NIXON
                     0034.  ROCKEFELLER
                     0035.  REAGAN
                     0036.  FORD; GOOD/BAD CHOICE FOR NOMINEE
                     0037.  DOLE; GOOD/BAD CHOICE FOR NOMINEE
                     0038.  CONNALLY
                     0039.  KISSINGER
                     0040.  MCCARTHY (JOSEPH)
                     0051.  OTHER NATIONAL PARTY FIGURES (SENATORS, CONGRESS-
                            MEN, ETC.)
                     0052.  LOCAL PARTY FIGURES (CITY, STATE, ETC.)
                     0053.  GOOD LEADERS/YOUNG LEADERS/EXPERIENCED LEADERS;
                            LIKE WHOLE TICKET
                     0054.  BAD LEADERS/OLD LEADERS/INEXPERIENCED LEADERS;
                            DISLIKE WHOLE TICKET
                     0097.  OTHER PEOPLE-WITHIN-PARTY REASONS

                 PARTY ONLY -- PARTY CHARACTERISTICS

                     0101.  TRADITIONAL DEMOCRATIC VOTER; ALWAYS BEEN A DEMO-
                            CRAT/JUST A DEMOCRAT; NEVER BEEN A REPUBLICAN/
                            JUST COULDN'T VOTE REPUBLICAN
                     0102.  TRADITIONAL REPUBLICAN VOTER; ALWAYS BEEN A
                            REPUBLICAN/JUST A REPUBLICAN; NEVER BEEN A DEMO-
                            CRAT/JUST COULDN'T VOTE DEMOCRATIC
                     0111.  POSITIVE, PERSONAL, AFFECTIVE TERMS APPLIED TO
                            PARTY -- GOOD PEOPLE/NICE PEOPLE, ETC.
                     0112.  NEGATIVE, PERSONAL, AFFECTIVE TERMS APPLIED TO
                            PARTY -- BAD PEOPLE/LAZY PEOPLE, ETC.
                     0121.  CAN TRUST THEM; THEY KEEP THEIR PROMISES; YOU
                            KNOW WHERE THEY STAND
                     0122.  CAN'T TRUST THEM; THEY BREAK THEIR PROMISES; YOU
                            DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY STAND
                     0131.  PARTY IS WELL-ORGANIZED/STICKS TOGETHER/UNITED
                     0132.  PARTY IS POORLY-ORGANIZED/REALLY TWO PARTIES/
                            DIVIDED/FACTIONALIZED
                     0141.  REFERENCE TO PARTY'S MOST RECENT NATIONAL CONVEN-
                            TION; PARTY'S PROCESS/METHOD OF SELECTING
                            PRESIDENTIAL/VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
                     0151.  PERFORMANCE OF LOCAL BRANCH OF PARTY; HOW THEY'VE
                            DONE IN THIS STATE/COUNTY/TOWN
                     0161.  REFERENCE TO THE PREDOMINANT FACTION THAT R SEES
                            AS BEING IN CONTROL OF THE PARTY (NA WHICH FAC-
                            TION); "I DON'T LIKE THE PEOPLE RUNNING IT"
                     0162.  REFERENCE TO NORTHERNERS/LIBERALS (AS IN CONTROL)
                            OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY
                     0163.  REFERENCE TO SOUTHERNERS/CONSERVATIVES (AS IN
                            CONTROL) OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY
                     0164.  REFERENCE TO EASTERNERS/LIBERALS/MODERATES (AS IN
                            CONTROL) OF REPUBLICAN PARTY
                     0165.  REFERENCE TO MIDWESTERNERS/WESTERNERS/SOUTHERNERS
                            (AS IN CONTROL) OF REPUBLICAN PARTY
                     0167.  CAN'T WIN; DOESN'T HAVE A CHANCE
                     0168.  CAN WIN; PARTY CAN'T BE BEAT
                     0197.  OTHER PARTY-CHARACTERISTIC REASONS


                 CANDIDATE ONLY -- EXPERIENCE, ABILITY

                     0201.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO HIM AS "A GOOD/BAD MAN"/"A
                            GOOD/BAD GUY"; R HAS HEARD GOOD/BAD THINGS ABOUT
                            HIM; QUALIFICATIONS; GENERAL ABILITY; REFERENCE
                            TO HIS "PERSONALITY" (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                     0211.  EXPERIENCED (NA WHAT KIND) (SEE 0217, 0218, 0220,
                            FOR SPECIFIC KINDS OF EXPERIENCE; IF IN FOREIGN
                            POLICY SEE 1100'S)
                     0212.  INEXPERIENCED
                     0213.  DEPENDABLE/TRUSTWORTHY/RELIABLE; A MAN YOU CAN
                            TRUST WITH THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF GOVERNMENT
                            ("TRUST" IN THE CAPABILITY SENSE, RATHER THAN THE
                            HONESTY SENSE)
                     0214.  UNDEPENDABLE/UNTRUSTWORTHY/UNRELIABLE; A MAN YOU
                            CAN'T TRUST WITH THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF
                            GOVERNMENT
                     0215.  A MILITARY MAN; A GOOD MILITARY/WAR RECORD
                     0216.  NOT A MILITARY MAN; BAD MILITARY/WAR RECORD; NO
                            MILITARY/WAR RECORD
                     0217.  HIS RECORD IN PUBLIC SERVICE; HOW WELL HE'S PER-
                            FORMED IN PREVIOUS OFFICES; HE HAS DONE A GOOD/
                            POOR JOB; FORD'S VETOS; HE'S DONE A GOOD JOB SO
                            FAR (IF INCUMBENT), HE HAS BROUGHT US THROUGH
                            HARD TIMES
                     0218.  HAS GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE/POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
                     0219.  LACKS GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE/POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
                     0220.  A STATESMAN; HAS DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENCE
                     0221.  NOT A STATESMAN; LACKS DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENCE
                     0223.  HE DID BETTER THAN EXPECTED/A GOOD JOB IN THE
                            TV DEBATES, WON DEBATE
                     0224.  DID NOT DO AS WELL AS EXPECTED/DID NOT DO GOOD
                            JOB IN DEBATES; LOST DEBATE
                     0297.  OTHER CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE/ABILITY REASONS


                     CANDIDATE ONLY -- CANDIDATE LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

                     0301.  DIGNIFIED/HAS DIGNITY
                     0302.  UNDIGNIFIED/LACKS DIGNITY
                     0303.  STRONG/DECISIVE/SELF-CONFIDENT/AGGRESSIVE; WILL
                            END ALL THIS INDECISION; HAS GUTS, COURAGE
                     0304.  WEAK/INDECISIVE/LACKS SELF-CONFIDENCE/VACILLATING;
                            FLIP FLOP; HAZY, VAGUE ON ISSUES
                     0305.  INSPIRING; A MAN YOU CAN FOLLOW; "A LEADER"
                     0306.  UNINSPIRING; NOT A MAN YOU CAN FOLLOW; NOT A
                            LEADER
                     0307.  PEOPLE HAVE CONFIDENCE IN HIM
                     0308.  PEOPLE DON'T HAVE CONFIDENCE IN HIM
                     0309.  GOOD AT COMMUNICATING WITH BLACKS, YOUNG PEOPLE,
                            OTHER "PROBLEM" GROUPS
                     0310.  BAD AT COMMUNICATING WITH BLACKS, YOUNG PEOPLE,
                            OTHER "PROBLEM" GROUPS (IF COMMUNICATE IN GENERAL
                            SEE 0441, 0442)
                     0311.  KNOWS HOW TO HANDLE PEOPLE (AT PERSONAL LEVEL)
                     0312.  DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO HANDLE PEOPLE (AT PERSONAL
                            LEVEL)
                     0313.  A POLITICIAN/POLITICAL PERSON; (TOO) MUCH IN
                           POLITICS; A GOOD POLITICIAN; POLITICALLY MOTIVATED,
                            PART OF WASHINGTON CROWD
                     0314.  NOT A POLITICIAN; NOT IN POLITICS; ABOVE
                            POLITICS; A BAD POLITICIAN; NOT PART OF WASHINGTON
                            CROWD
                     0315.  INDEPENDENT; NO ONE RUNS HIM; HIS OWN BOSS
                     0316.  NOT INDEPENDENT; RUN BY OTHERS; NOT HIS OWN MAN/
                            BOSS
                     0317.  HUMBLE; KNOWS HIS LIMITATIONS; DOESN'T PRETEND TO
                            KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS
                     0318.  NOT HUMBLE ENOUGH; TOO COCKY/SELF-CONFIDENT
                     0319.  (TOO) CAREFUL/CAUTIOUS
                     0320.  (TOO) IMPULSIVE/CARELESS
                     0397.  OTHER CANDIDATE LEADERSHIP REASONS


                 CANDIDATE ONLY -- PERSONAL QUALITIES

                     0401.  HONEST/SINCERE; KEEPS PROMISES; MAN OF INTEGRITY;
                            MEANS WHAT HE SAYS; NOT TRICKY, OPEN/CANDID;
                            STRAIGHT FORWARD; PLAYBOY REFERENCE -- POSITIVE
                     0402.  DISHONEST/INSINCERE; BREAKS PROMISES; NO INTEG-
                            RITY; DOESN'T MEAN WHAT HE SAYS; TRICKY NOT OPEN/
                            CANDID; NOT STRAIGHT FORWARD
                     0403.  MAN OF HIGH PRINCIPLES/IDEALS; HIGH MORAL PUR-
                            POSE; IDEALISTIC (IF TOO IDEALISTIC CODE 0416)
                     0404.  LACKS PRINCIPLES/IDEALS
                     0405.  RACIST/BIGOTED/PREJUDICED
                     0406.  NOT A RACIST/NOT BIGOTED/NOT PREJUDICED
                     0407.  PUBLIC SERVANT; MAN OF DUTY; CONSCIENTIOUS; HARD-
                            WORKING; WOULD BE FULL TIME PRESIDENT
                     0408.  DOES NOT TAKE PUBLIC SERVICE SERIOUSLY; LAZY;
                            WOULD BE A PART-TIME PRESIDENT
                     0411.  PATRIOTIC
                     0412.  UNPATRIOTIC
                     0413.  UNDERSTANDS THE NATION'S PROBLEMS; WELL-INFORMED
                     0414.  DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE NATION'S PROBLEMS; POORLY
                            INFORMED
                     0415.  REALISTIC
                     0416.  UNREALISTIC, TOO IDEALISTIC  (IF "IDEALISTIC" IN
                            POSITIVE SENSE, CODE 0403)
                     0417. USES COMMON SENSE; MAKES A LOT OF SENSE; PRAGMATIC/
                            PRACTICAL/DOWN-TO-EARTH
                     0418.  NOT SENSIBLE; IMPRACTICAL
                     0419.  (TOO) WELL EDUCATED; SCHOLARLY
                     0420.  POORLY EDUCATED; UNSCHOOLED
                     0421.  INTELLIGENT/SMART
                     0422.  UNINTELLIGENT/STUPID/DUMB
                     0423.  RELIGIOUS; "MORAL" (IN RELIGIOUS SENSE); GOD-
                            FEARING; "TOO" RELIGIOUS
                     0424.  IRRELIGIOUS; "IMMORAL" (IN RELIGIOUS SENSE) PLAY-
                            BOY INTERVIEW (REFLECTS ON CARTER)
                     0425.  SELF-MADE; NOT WELL OFF; STARTED OUT AS A POOR
                            BOY; WORKED HIS WAY UP (STARTED OUT) UNPOLISHED,
                            ROUGH
                     0426.  WEALTHY; RICH; BORN WITH SILVER SPOON IN HIS
                            MOUTH; POLISHED, REFINED/WELL MANNERED
                     0427.  OLD HAT; HAS RUN BEFORE; A DIE-HARD; "A LOSER"
                            (IN THE PAST)
                     0428.  SOMEONE NEW; A FRESH FACE
                     0429.  DON'T CHANGE HORSES IN MIDSTREAM
                     0430.  TIME FOR A CHANGE
                     0431.  UNSAFE/UNSTABLE; DICTATORIAL; CRAVES POWER;
                            RUTHLESS
                     0432.  SAFE/STABLE
                     0433.  SENSE OF HUMOR; JOKES A LOT/(TOO MUCH)
                     0434.  NO SENSE OF HUMOR/HUMORLESS/(TOO) SERIOUS
                     0435.  KIND/WARM/GENTLE
                     0436.  COLD/ALOOF
                     0437.  LIKEABLE/GETS ALONG WITH PEOPLE/FRIENDLY/OUTGOING
                     0438.  UNLIKEABLE/CAN'T GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE
                     0439.  DEMOCRATIC (IN NON-PARTISAN SENSE)
                     0440.  UNDEMOCRATIC (IN NON-PARTISAN SENSE)
                     0441.  HIGH-FALLUTIN/HIGH-BROW; TALKS IN CIRCLES; CAN'T
                            TALK TO COMMON MAN; CAN'T COMMUNICATE IDEAS WELL
                     0442.  NOT HIGH-FALLUTIN/LOW-BROW; TALKS STRAIGHT; CAN
                            TALK TO COMMON MAN; CAN COMMUNICATE IDEAS WELL
                     0443.  WELL-KNOWN
                     0444.  UNKNOWN/NOT WELL-KNOWN
                     0445.  REFERENCE TO HIS FAMILY (NOT 0457)
                     0446.  REFERENCE TO HIS WIFE
                     0447.  HIS SPEAKING ABILITY
                     0448.  HIS HEALTH
                     0449.  HIS APPEARANCE/LOOKS/FACE/APPEARANCE ON TV; HIS
                            SMILE
                     0450.  HIS AGE (NA HOW PERCEIVED)
                     0451.  (TOO) OLD
                     0452.  (TOO) YOUNG
                     0453.  MATURE
                     0454.  IMMATURE
                     0455.  REGIONAL REFERENCE; "HE'S A SOUTHERNER;" "HE'S
                            A MIDWESTERNER;" HE'S FROM THE COUNTRY/A RURAL
                            AREA; AREA REFERENCE
                     0456.  PREVIOUS OCCUPATION; "CARTER'S A FARMER"
                     0457.  HE'S A FAMILY MAN (NOT 0445)
                     0459.  ENERGETIC; TOO ENERGETIC
                     0460.  NOT ENERGETIC
                     0497.  OTHER CANDIDATE PERSONAL QUALITIES
                     0498.  REFERENCE TO PLAYBOY INTERVIEW, ETC; NA DIRECTION,
                            NEUTRAL; "IT'S OK;" "THAT IS WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS"


                 CANDIDATE ONLY--PARTY CONNECTIONS

                     0500.  A DEMOCRAT; GOOD DEMOCRAT; TYPICAL DEMOCRAT
                     0501.  A REPUBLICAN; GOOD REPUBLICAN; TYPICAL REPUBLICAN
                     0502.  CONTROLLED BY PARTY REGULARS/BOSSES, MACHINE
                     0503.  NOT CONTROLLED BY PARTY REGULARS/BOSSES
                     0504.  REFERENCE TO MEN AROUND HIM/STAFF/FOLLOWERS
                     0505.  REFERENCE TO HIS SPEECHES (EXCEPT 0447), CAMPAIGN
                            TACTICS, MUD SLINGING
                     0506.  CAN WIN; BEST CHOICE FOR PARTY VICTORY
                     0507.  CAN'T WIN; NOT GOOD CHOICE FOR PARTY VICTORY
                     0508.  REFERENCE TO HIS LINKAGE WITH OTHER PARTY FIGURES
                            (HE'S CLOSE TO THE KENNEDYS; HE WAS CLOSE TO
                            EISENHOWER; ETC.)
                     0509.  WOULD CONTINUE/KEEP/FOLLOW DEMOCRATIC POLICIES
                            (UNSPECIFIED)
                     0510.  WOULD CHANGE/GET RID OF DEMOCRATIC POLICIES
                            (UNSPECIFIED)
                     0511.  WOULD CONTINUE/KEEP/FOLLOW DEMOCRATIC DOMESTIC
                            POLICIES (UNSPECIFIED; NOT CODABLE IN 0900'S)
                     0512.  WOULD CHANGE/GET RID OF DEMOCRATIC DOMESTIC
                            POLICIES
                     0513.  WOULD CONTINUE/KEEP/FOLLOW DEMOCRATIC FOREIGN
                            POLICIES (UNSPECIFIED; NOT CODABLE IN 1000'S)
                     0514.  WOULD CHANGE/GET RID OF DEMOCRATIC FOREIGN
                            POLICIES
                     0515.  WOULD CONTINUE/KEEP/FOLLOW REPUBLICAN POLICIES
                            (UNSPECIFIED)
                     0516.  WOULD CHANGE/GET RID OF REPUBLICAN POLICIES
                     0517.  WOULD CONTINUE/KEEP/FOLLOW REPUBLICAN DOMESTIC
                            POLICIES (UNSPECIFIED; NOT CODABLE IN 0900'S)
                     0518.  WOULD CHANGE/GET RID OF REPUBLICAN DOMESTIC
                            POLICIES
                     0519.  WOULD CONTINUE/KEEP/FOLLOW REPUBLICAN FOREIGN
                            POLICIES (UNSPECIFIED; NOT CODABLE IN 1000'S)
                     0520.  WOULD CHANGE/GET RID OF REPUBLICAN FOREIGN
                            POLICIES
                     0531.  MORE LIBERAL THAN MOST DEMOCRATS; A NORTHERN
                            DEMOCRAT
                     0532.  MORE CONSERVATIVE THAN MOST DEMOCRATS; A SOUTHERN
                            DEMOCRAT
                     0533.  MORE LIBERAL THAN MOST REPUBLICANS; AN EASTERN
                            REPUBLICAN
                     0534.  MORE CONSERVATIVE THAN MOST REPUBLICANS; A MID-
                            WESTERN/WESTERN/SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN
                     0535.  WILL BRING IN/LISTEN TO THE (PARTY) LIBERALS
                     0536.  WILL BRING IN/LISTEN TO THE (PARTY) CONSERVATIVES
                     0541.  REFERENCE TO THE EAGLETON AFFAIR
                     0542.  REFERENCE TO AGNEW
                     0551.  REFERENCE TO LINK WITH "WATERGATE" -- POSITIVE
                            REFERENCE TO WATERGATE
                     0552.  NOT ASSOCIATED WITH "WATERGATE" -- NEGATIVE (BAD)
                            REFERENCE TO WATERGATE, MAKING TOO MUCH OUT OF
                            WATERGATE
                     0553.  FORD'S PARDON OF NIXON -- NA DIRECTION OR AGAINST
                            PARDON
                     0554.  FORD'S PARDON OF NIXON -- PRO, BRAVE/RIGHT THING
                            TO DO
                     0597.  OTHER CANDIDATE PARTY-CONNECTION REASONS

                 PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT

                     0601.  GOOD/EFFICIENT/BUSINESSLIKE ADMINISTRATION;
                            BALANCE BUDGET; LOWER/WOULDN'T INCREASE NATIONAL
                            DEBT
                     0602.  BAD/INEFFICIENT/UNBUSINESSLIKE ADMINISTRATION;
                            WASTEFUL; "BUREAUCRATIC," DEFICIT BUDGET; HIGHER/
                            INCREASED NATIONAL DEBT
                     0603.  HONEST GOVERNMENT; NOT CORRUPT; NO "MESS IN
                            WASHINGTON"
                     0604.  DISHONEST/CORRUPT GOVERNMENT; "MESS IN
                            WASHINGTON," IMMORALITY IN GOVERNMENT, REFERENCE
                            TO HAYES, MILLS
                     0605.  WOULD SPEND LESS (THAN OTHER SIDE); WOULD SPEND
                            TOO LITTLE
                     0606.  WOULD SPEND MORE (THAN OTHER SIDE); WOULD SPEND
                            TOO MUCH
                     0609.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF JOB HE/THEY WOULD DO; HE'D
                            BE A GOOD/BAD PRESIDENT; THEY'D PROVIDE GOOD/BAD
                            ADMINISTRATION (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                     0610.  REFERENCE TO MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE IN CONGRESS/
                            SUPREME COURT/OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCY
                     0611.  FORD HAS/HAS NOT WORKED WELL IN CONGRESS (DEMO-
                            CRATIC); WOULD/COULD HAVE DONE BETTER IN (REPUB-
                            LICAN) CONGRESS, FORD KEPT/WOULD KEEP CONGRESS IN
                            CHECK
                     0612.  CARTER WILL WORK WELL/BETTER WITH (DEMOCRATIC)
                            CONGRESS
                     0697.  OTHER GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT REASONS


                 PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- MISCELLANEOUS

                     0701.  JUST LIKE HIM/THEM (NA WHY); LIKE EVERYTHING
                            ABOUT HIM/THEM (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                     0702.  JUST DISLIKE/DON'T LIKE HIM/THEM (NA WHY); DON'T
                            LIKE ANYTHING ABOUT HIM/THEM (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                     0703.  WILL SAVE AMERICA; AMERICA NEEDS HIM/THEM
                     0704.  WILL RUIN AMERICA; LAST THING AMERICA NEEDS
                     0705.  WILL UNITE AMERICANS/BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER
                     0706.  WILL DIVIDE AMERICANS/DRIVE PEOPLE APART
                     0707.  SPEAKS OF PARTY/CANDIDATE AS GOOD PROTECTOR(S);
                            WILL KNOW WHAT TO DO
                     0708.  SPEAKS OF PARTY/CANDIDATE AS BAD PROTECTOR(S);
                            WON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO
                     0709.  GOOD FOR COUNTRY; (UNSPECIFIED) HAS/HAVE COUN-
                            TRY'S INTERESTS AT HEART; NOT JUST OUT FOR OWN
                            INTERESTS
                     0710.  BAD FOR COUNTRY; (UNSPECIFIED) DON'T HAVE COUN-
                            TRY'S INTERESTS AT HEART; ONLY LOOKING OUT FOR
                            OWN INTERESTS
                     0711.  LESSER OF 2 EVILS
                     0720.  REFERENCE TO WATERGATE AFFAIR
                     0721.  THE WAY FORD CAME TO OFFICE; THE PEOPLE SHOULD
                            SELECT THE PRESIDENT
                     0722.  FORD/CARTER SHOULD HAVE A CHANCE ON HIS OWN/
                            ANOTHER CHANCE/SECOND CHANCE
                     0797.  OTHER MISCELLANEOUS REASONS


                 PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY/PHILOSOPHY

                     0801.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF IDEAS/POLICIES/STANDS (UN-
                            SPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE IF ISSUES
                            MENTIONED)
                     0802.  DIFFERENT FROM OTHER PARTY/CANDIDATE (LOW PRIOR-
                            ITY CODE IF ISSUES MENTIONED)
                     0803.  SAME AS OTHER PARTY/CANDIDATE; NOT DIFFERENT
                            ENOUGH (LOW PRIORITY CODE IF ISSUES MENTIONED)
                     0804.  (TOO) NEGATIVE; ALWAYS TEARING DOWN OTHER SIDE;
                            NO SOLUTIONS OF HIS/THEIR OWN (LOW PRIORITY CODE
                            IF ISSUES MENTIONED)
                     0805.  FOR GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY; BELIEVE GOVERNMENT
                            SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THINGS; FOR BIG GOVERNMENT/
                            WOULD SPEND MORE ON DOMESTIC NEEDS
                     0806.  AGAINST GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY; BELIEVE GOVERNMENT
                            INVOLVED IN TOO MANY THINGS; WOULDN'T SPEND ENOUGH
                            ON DOMESTIC NEEDS; SPEND ENOUGH/TOO MUCH ON
                            DOMESTIC NEEDS
                     0807.  HUMANISTIC; FAVOR HUMAN BEINGS OVER PROPERTY
                            RIGHTS
                     0808.  NOT HUMANISTIC; FAVOR PROPERTY RIGHTS OVER HUMAN
                            BEINGS
                     0809.  FAVOR SOCIAL CHANGE/REFORM/PROGRESS/IMPROVEMENT
                            OF SOCIAL CONDITIONS
                     0810.  AGAINST SOCIAL CHANGE/REFORM/PROGRESS/IMPROVEMENT
                            OF SOCIAL CONDITIONS
                     0811.  SOCIALISTIC
                     0812.  ANTI-SOCIALISTIC
                     0813.  COMMUNISTIC/SOFT ON COMMUNISM/APOLOGIST FOR
                            COMMUNISTS/DUPE
                     0814.  (TOO) ANTI-COMMUNIST/HARD-LINER ON COMMUNISM
                     0815.  (TOO) LIBERAL (EXCEPT 0531 OR 0533)-RADICAL
                     0816.  (TOO) CONSERVATIVE (EXCEPT 0532 OR 0534)-
                            REACTIONARY
                     0817.  (TOO) MODERATE/MIDDLE OF THE ROAD/FOR SLOW CHANGE;
                            TOO SLOW TO CHANGE; NOT AN EXTREMIST/FANATIC
                     0818.  EXTREMIST/FANATIC/TOO FAR OUT; NOT TOO MODERATE/
                            NOT A FENCE-SITTER
                     0819.  PRO FAR RIGHT/BIRCHERS/REACTIONARIES; ENCOURAGING
                            FASCIST/POLICE STATE
                     0820.  ANTI FAR RIGHT/BIRCHERS/REACTIONARIES; DISCOUR-
                            AGING FASCIST/POLICE STATE
                     0821.  PRO FAR LEFT/RADICALS/YIPPIES/SDS; ENCOURAGING
                            ANARCHY/GUERILLA STATE
                     0822.  ANTI FAR LEFT/RADICALS/YIPPIES/SDS; DISCOURAGING
                            ANARCHY/GUERILLA STATE
                     0823.  PRO EXTREMISTS (NA DIRECTION)/NUTS/BOMB-THROWERS
                     0824.  ANTI EXTREMISTS (NA DIRECTION)/NUTS/BOMB-THROWERS
                     0827.  PRO STATES' RIGHTS; LOCAL/COMMUNITY RIGHTS,
                            BETTER LOCAL GOVERNMENT
                     0828.  ANTI STATES' RIGHTS; LOCAL/COMMUNITY RIGHTS,
                            BETTER LOCAL GOVERNMENT
                     0841.  FOLLOW THROUGH ON POLICIES; DETERMINE IF POLICIES
                            ARE WORKING; DOESN'T KEEP TRACK OF/CONTROL OVER
                            ADMINISTRATION HEADS, CABINET MEMBERS, ETC.
                     0842.  DON'T FOLLOW THROUGH ON POLICIES; DON'T DETERMINE
                            IF PROGRAMS ARE WORKING; DOESN'T KEEP TRACK OF
                            CONTROL OVER ADMINISTRATION HEADS, CABINET
                            MEMBERS, ETC.
                     0843.  CONDITIONAL EVALUATION:  R SUGGESTS CANDIDATE/
                            PARTY CAN'T SOLVE PROBLEMS BECAUSE NOT UNDER
                            THEIR/HIS CONTROL (NO NEGATIVE CONNOTATION); WILL
                            HE/THEY BE ABLE TO DO WHAT THEY SAY (DETERMINING
                            FACTOR OUTSIDE HIS/THEIR CONTROL), "I LIKE WHAT
                            THEY SAY BUT WONDER IF HE CAN DO IT" (IF CLEARLY
                            NEGATIVE, CODE IN 0402 OR 0122)
                     0845.  WILL INVOLVE/WANTS TO INVOLVE PEOPLE IN GOVERN-
                            MENT/DECISION MAKING; WILL INVOLVE/WANTS TO
                            INCLUDE CONGRESS, CABINET ADVISORS, OTHER GOVERN-
                            MENT OFFICIALS
                     0846.  WILL NOT INVOLVE PEOPLE/CONGRESS/CABINET ADVISOR/
                            OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN GOVERNMENT DECISION-
                            MAKING
                     0897.  OTHER GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY/PHILOSOPHY REASONS


                 PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- DOMESTIC POLICIES

                     0900.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC IDEAS/POLICIES/
                            STANDS (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE IF ISSUES
                            MENTIONED)
                     0901.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF ECONOMIC POLICY
                            (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE IF ISSUES
                            MENTIONED)
                     0902.  GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC CONTROLS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0903.  GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC CONTROLS -- PRO; WE NEED PLAN-
                            NED ECONOMY/CONTROL OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
                     0904.  GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC CONTROLS -- ANTI; WE HAVE TOO
                            MUCH INTERFERENCE IN PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
                     0905.  WELFARE/POVERTY PROBLEMS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0906.  WELFARE/POVERTY PROBLEMS -- PRO GOVERNMENT AID/
                            ACTIVITY
                     0907.  WELFARE/POVERTY PROBLEMS -- ANTI GOVERNMENT AID/
                            ACTIVITY
                     0908.  SOCIAL SECURITY/PENSIONS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0909. SOCIAL SECURITY/PENSIONS -- PRO EXPANSION OF COVER-
                            AGE AND/OR INCREASE IN BENEFITS
                     0910.  SOCIAL SECURITY/PENSIONS -- ANTI EXPANSION OF
                            COVERAGE AND/OR INCREASE IN BENEFITS; FAVORING
                            CONTRACTION AND/OR DECREASE
                     0911.  UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION -- NA DIRECTION
                     0912.  UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION -- PRO EXPANSION IN
                            COVERAGE AND/OR INCREASE IN BENEFITS
                     0913.  UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION -- ANTI EXPANSION IN
                            COVERAGE AND/OR INCREASE IN BENEFITS FAVORING
                            CONTRACTION AND/OR DECREASE
                     0914.  AID TO EDUCATION -- NA DIRECTION
                     0915.  AID TO EDUCATION -- PRO
                     0916.  AID TO EDUCATION -- ANTI
                     0917.  AID TO PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0918.  AID TO PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS -- PRO
                     0919.  AID TO PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS -- ANTI
                     0920.  HOUSING -- NA DIRECTION
                     0921.  HOUSING -- PRO MORE PUBLIC HOUSING
                     0922.  HOUSING -- ANTI MORE PUBLIC HOUSING
                     0923.  AID/PROGRAMS FOR OLDER PEOPLE/THE AGED/MEDICARE,
                            MEDICAID -- NA DIRECTION
                     0924.  AID/PROGRAMS FOR OLDER PEOPLE -- PRO
                     0925.  AID/PROGRAMS FOR OLDER PEOPLE -- ANTI
                     0926.  MONETARY POLICY -- NA DIRECTION
                     0927.  MONETARY POLICY -- PRO LOOSE(R) MONEY; MORE AVAIL-
                            ABILITY OF LOANS FOR HOUSING/CARS/ETC.; LOWER
                            INTEREST RATES
                     0928.  MONETARY POLICY -- ANTI LOOSE(R) MONEY; FOR TIGHT
                            MONEY; LESS AVAILABILITY OF LOANS; HIGHER
                            INTEREST RATES
                     0929.  TAX POLICY -- NA DIRECTION
                     0930.  TAX POLICY -- PRO LOWER TAXES
                     0931.  TAX POLICY -- ANTI LOWER TAXES; FOR HIGHER TAXES
                     0932.  TAX POLICY -- PRO REFORM/FAIRER SYSTEM/END OF LOOP
                            HOLES/WRITE-OFFS/DODGES
                     0933. TAX POLICY -- ANTI REFORM/FAIRER SYSTEM/END OF LOOP
                            HOLES/WRITE-OFFS/DODGES
                     0934. "THE TIMES"/GENERAL CONDITIONS/PROSPERITY -- BETTER
                            UNDER HIM/THEM
                     0935.  "THE TIMES"/GENERAL CONDITIONS/PROSPERITY -- WORSE
                            UNDER HIM/THEM
                     0936. INFLATION/COST OF LIVING -- LOWER/BETTER UNDER HIM/
                            THEM
                     0937.  INFLATION/COST OF LIVING -- HIGHER/WORSE UNDER
                            HIM/THEM
                     0938.  WAGES/SALARIES/INCOME/EMPLOYMENT -- HIGHER/BETTER
                            UNDER HIM/THEM/EMPLOYMENT
                     0939.  WAGES/SALARIES/INCOME/EMPLOYMENT -- LOWER/WORSE
                            UNDER HIM/THEM/EMPLOYMENT
                     0940.  PRICES FOR PRODUCERS -- HIGHER/BETTER UNDER HIM/
                            THEM (IF FARM, SEE 0943-0945)
                     0941.  PRICES FOR PRODUCERS -- LOWER/WORSE UNDER HIM/THEM
                            (IF FARM, SEE 0943-0945)
                     0942.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF FARM POLICY (UNSPECIFIED)
                     0943.  PRICE SUPPORTS FOR FARMERS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0944.  PRICE SUPPORTS FOR FARMERS -- PRO HIGHER LEVELS
                            AND/OR FAIRER SYSTEM
                     0945.  PRICE SUPPORTS FOR FARMERS -- ANTI HIGHER LEVELS
                            AND/OR CHANGE IN SYSTEM
                     0946.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL JUSTICE/INTEGRATION/DESEGRE-
                            GATION/VOTING RIGHTS; VOTING RIGHTS, RIGHTS OF
                            WOMEN -- NA DIRECTION
                     0947.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL JUSTICE/INTEGRATION/DESEGRE-
                            GATION/VOTING RIGHTS; VOTING RIGHTS, RIGHTS OF
                            WOMEN -- PRO
                     0948.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL JUSTICE/INTEGRATION/DESEGRE-
                            GATION/VOTING RIGHTS; VOTING RIGHTS, RIGHTS OF
                            WOMEN -- ANTI
                     0949.  CIVIL LIBERTIES/FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FIRST
                            AMENDMENT/PRIVACY -- NA DIRECTION
                     0950.  CIVIL LIBERTIES/FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FIRST
                            AMENDMENT/PRIVACY IT-- PRO; AGAINST SNOOPING, POL-
                            ICAL TRIALS, ETC.
                     0951.  CIVIL LIBERTIES/FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FIRST
                            AMENDMENT/PRIVACY IT-- ANTI; FOR SNOOPING AND POL-
                            ICAL TRIALS; MCCARTHYITE
                     0952.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF LABOR POLICY (UNSPECIFIED)
                            (PRO LABOR CODE 1207, ANTI LABOR CODE 1208)
                     0953.  RIGHT TO WORK LAWS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0954.  RIGHT TO WORK LAWS -- PRO (I.E., OPPOSES UNIONS)
                     0955.  RIGHT TO WORK LAWS -- ANTI (I.E., SUPPORTS UNIONS)
                     0956.  STRIKES -- NA DIRECTION
                     0957.  STRIKES -- WILL HAVE FEWER/WILL HANDLE BETTER
                     0958.  STRIKES -- WILL HAVE MORE/WILL HANDLE WORSE
                     0959.  PUBLIC POWER/UTILITIES/TVA/ETC. -- NA DIRECTION
                     0960.  PUBLIC POWER/UTILITIES/TVA/ETC. -- PRO
                     0961.  PUBLIC POWER/UTILITIES/TVA/ETC. -- ANTI
                     0962.  ECOLOGY/AIR AND WATER POLLUTION -- NA DIRECTION
                     0963.  ECOLOGY/AIR AND WATER POLLUTION -- WILL CRACK
                            DOWN ON POLLUTERS/WILL BE ACTIVIST
                     0964.  ECOLOGY/AIR AND WATER POLLUTION -- WON'T CRACK
                            DOWN/DOESN'T CARE/IN LEAGUE WITH POLLUTERS
                     0965.  VETERAN'S BENEFITS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0966.  VETERAN'S BENEFITS -- PRO EXPANSION OF COVERAGE
                            AND/OR INCREASE IN BENEFITS
                     0967.  VETERAN'S BENEFITS -- ANTI EXPANSION OF COVERAGE
                            AND/OR INCREASE IN BENEFITS; FAVORING CONTRACTION
                            AND/OR DECREASE
                     0968.  LAW AND ORDER -- NA DIRECTION
                     0969.  LAW AND ORDER -- SOFT-LINE -- UNSPECIFIED
                     0970.  LAW AND ORDER -- SOFT-LINE -- BLACKS
                     0971.  LAW AND ORDER -- SOFT-LINE -- CAMPUS DEMONSTRATORS
                     0972.  LAW AND ORDER -- SOFT-LINE -- CRIMINALS/ORGANIZED
                            CRIME/HOODLUMS/STREET CRIME
                     0973. LAW AND ORDER -- SOFT-LINE -- ANTI POWER OF POLICE;
                            COURT INTERFERENCE
                     0974.  LAW AND ORDER -- HARD-LINE -- UNSPECIFIED
                     0975.  LAW AND ORDER -- HARD-LINE -- BLACKS
                     0976.  LAW AND ORDER -- HARD-LINE -- CAMPUS DEMONSTRATORS
                     0977.  LAW AND ORDER -- HARD-LINE -- CRIMINALS/ORGANIZED
                            CRIME/HOODLUMS/STREET CRIME
                     0978.  LAW AND ORDER -- HARD-LINE -- PRO POWER OF POLICE;
                            REDUCED COURT INTERFERENCE
                     0979.  PUBLIC MORALITY -- NA DIRECTION
                     0980.  PUBLIC MORALITY -- STRICT/OLDER/TRADITIONALISTIC
                            OUTLOOK
                     0981.  PUBLIC MORALITY -- PERMISSIVE/NEWER/MODERNISTIC
                            OUTLOOK
                     0982.  DRUGS -- NA DIRECTION
                     0983.  DRUGS -- PRO LEGALIZATION/DECRIMINALIZATION/SOFT-
                            LINER
                     0984.  DRUGS -- ANTI LEGALIZATION/DECRIMINALIZATION/HARD-
                            LINER
                     0985.  ABORTION AND BIRTH CONTROL -- NA DIRECTION
                     0986.  ABORTION AND BIRTH CONTROL -- PRO REFORM/LEGALIZA-
                            TION; NEW OUTLOOK
                     0987. ABORTION AND BIRTH CONTROL -- ANTI REFORM/LEGALIZA-
                            TION; TRADITIONAL OUTLOOK
                     0988.  GUN CONTROL -- NA DIRECTION
                     0989.  GUN CONTROL -- PRO CONTROLS
                     0990. GUN CONTROL -- ANTI; "EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO OWN
                            A GUN"
                     0991.  BUSING -- NA DIRECTION
                     0992.  BUSING -- PRO; AGAINST NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL
                     0993.  BUSING -- ANTI; FOR NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL
                     0994.  URBAN PROBLEM/CITIES -- NA DIRECTION
                     0995.  URBAN PROBLEM/CITIES -- PRO GOVERNMENT AID/
                            ACTIVITY
                     0996.  URBAN PROBLEM/CITIES -- ANTI GOVERNMENT AID/
                            ACTIVITY
                     0997.  OTHER DOMESTIC POLICY REASONS
                     1001.  NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE -- NA DIRECTION
                     1002.  NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE -- PRO
                     1003.  NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE -- ANTI
                     1004.  ENERGY/GAS SHORTAGE -- NA DIRECTION
                     1005.  ENERGY/GAS SHORTAGE -- BETTER/HANDLED BETTER;
                            MORE FUEL
                     1006.  ENERGY/GAS SHORTAGE -- WORSE/HANDLED WORSE; LESS
                            FUEL
                     1007.  GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO MAKE MORE JOBS; MAKE-WORK
                            PROGRAMS; CETA; WPA; CCC -- NA DIRECTION
                     1008.  GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO MAKE MORE JOBS; MAKE-WORK
                            PROGRAMS; CETA; WPA; CCC -- PRO
                     1009.  GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO MAKE MORE JOBS; MAKE-WORK
                            PROGRAMS; CETA; WPA; CCC -- ANTI
                     1010.  CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN GOVERNMENT -- NA DIRECTION
                     1011.  CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN GOVERNMENT -- WOULD HANDLE
                            BETTER/RESTORE CONFIDENCE
                     1012.  CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN GOVERNMENT -- WOULD HANDLE
                            WORSE/CAUSE LOSS OF CONFIDENCE


                 PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- FOREIGN POLICIES

                     1101.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN IDEAS/POLICIES/
                            STANDS (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY IF ISSUE
                            MENTIONED)
                     1102.  FOREIGN POLICIES MORE CLEAR-CUT/DECISIVE; LESS
                            BUNGLING
                     1103.  FOREIGN POLICIES LESS CLEAR-CUT/DECISIVES; MORE
                            BUNGLING
                     1104.  INTERNATIONALIST/INTERESTED IN OTHER COUNTRIES'
                            PROBLEMS/INTERESTED IN WORLD ROLE/PRO-UN AND
                            ALLIES; MEDDLING IN OTHER PEOPLES' PROBLEMS
                     1105.  ISOLATIONIST/AMERICA FIRST/FORTRESS AMERICA/WOULD
                            MEDDLE LESS IN OTHER PEOPLES' PROBLEMS
                     1106.  STRONG MILITARY POSITION/PREPAREDNESS/WEAPONS
                            SYSTEMS/PENTAGON SPENDING/OVERKILL
                     1107.  WEAKER MILITARY POSITION/PENTAGON SPENDING CUT-
                            BACKS/NO OVERKILL; REDUCE ARMED FORCES
                     1108.  COLD-WAR-ORIENTED; OPPOSES DETENTE; INTERNATIONAL
                            COMMUNIST-FIGHTER
                     1109.  AGAINST COLD WAR/WANTS THAW/DETENTE/UNDERSTANDING
                            WITH INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISTS (IF NA WHETHER
                            INTERNATIONAL -- CODE IN 0813-0814)
                     1110.  MILITARY AID TO ALLIES -- NA
                     1111.  MILITARY AID TO ALLIES -- PRO
                     1112.  MILITARY AID TO ALLIES -- ANTI
                     1113. ECONOMIC AID/FOREIGN AID/AID/NON-MILITARY AID -- NA
                            DIRECTION
                     1114.  ECONOMIC AID/FOREIGN AID/AID/NON-MILITARY AID --
                            PRO
                     1115.  ECONOMIC AID/FOREIGN AID/AID/NON-MILITARY AID --
                            ANTI
                     1118.  MIDEAST -- NA DIRECTION (ANY REFERENCE TO OIL
                            EMBARGO, BOYCOTT OF COMPANIES DEALING WITH ISRAEL)
                     1119.  MIDEAST -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE (ANY REF-
                            ERENCE TO OIL EMBARGO, BOYCOTT OF COMPANIES DEAL-
                            ING WITH ISRAEL)
                     1120.  MIDEAST -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE (ANY REF-
                            ERENCE TO OIL EMBARGO, BOYCOTT OF COMPANIES DEAL-
                            ING WITH ISRAEL)
                     1121.  MIDEAST -- PRO-ISRAEL/ANTI-ARABS
                     1122.  MIDEAST -- ANTI-ISRAEL/PRO-ARABS; WISHY-WASHY ON
                            ISRAEL
                     1123.  RED CHINA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1124.  RED CHINA -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE
                     1125.  RED CHINA -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE
                     1126.  RED CHINA -- PRO UNDERSTANDING/THAW/DETENTE/NEW
                            RELATIONSHIPS/RECOGNITION/ADMISSION TO UN
                     1127.  RED CHINA -- ANTI UNDERSTANDING/THAW/DETENTE/NEW
                            RELATIONSHIPS/RECOGNITION/ADMISSION TO UN;
                            DEFENDER OF FORMOSA/CHIANG/NATIONALISTS
                     1128.  RUSSIA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1129.  RUSSIA -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE
                     1130.  RUSSIA -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE
                     1131. RUSSIA -- PRO UNDERSTANDING/THAW/DETENTE/BROADENING
                            OF RELATIONS
                     1132.  RUSSIA -- ANTI UNDERSTANDING/THAW/DETENTE/BROAD-
                            ENING OF RELATIONS
                     1133.  EASTERN EUROPE -- NA DIRECTION
                     1134.  EASTERN EUROPE -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE
                     1135.  EASTERN EUROPE -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE
                     1136.  EASTERN EUROPE -- PRO DEFENSE OF IRON-CURTAIN
                            COUNTRIES
                     1137.  EASTERN EUROPE -- ANTI DEFENSE OF IRON-CURTAIN
                            COUNTRIES
                     1138.  LATIN AMERICA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1139.  LATIN AMERICA -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE
                     1140.  LATIN AMERICA -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE
                     1141.  LATIN AMERICA -- PRO THIRD-WORLD POSTURE; REACH
                            UNDERSTANDING WITH CASTRO/CHILE/NEUTRALS; ANTI-
                            COLONIALISM/EUROPEAN POWERS
                     1142.  LATIN AMERICA -- ANTI-THIRD-WORLD POSTURE; HARD
                            ANTI-COMMUNISM/ANTI-REVOLUTIONARY POLICY; PRO-
                            COLONIALISM/EUROPEAN POWERS
                     1143.  AFRICA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1144.  AFRICA -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE
                     1145.  AFRICA -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE
                     1146.  AFRICA -- PRO-THIRD-WORLD POSTURE; REACH UNDER-
                            STANDING WITH LEFTISTS/NEUTRALS; ANTI-COLONIAL-
                            ISM/EUROPEAN POWERS
                     1147.  AFRICA -- ANTI-THIRD-WORLD POSTURE; HARD ANTI-COM-
                            MUNISM/ANTI-REVOLUTIONARY POLICY; PRO-COLONIAL-
                            ISM/EUROPEAN POWERS
                     1148.  ASIA/INDIA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1149.  ASIA/INDIA -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE
                     1150.  ASIA/INDIA -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE
                     1151.  ASIA/INDIA -- PRO INDIA/BANGLADESH
                     1152.  ASIA/INDIA -- PRO PAKISTAN
                     1157.  VIETNAM/INDOCHINA/SE ASIA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1158.  VIETNAM/INDOCHINA/SE ASIA -- BETTER CHANCE FOR
                            PEACE
                     1159.  VIETNAM/INDOCHINA/SE ASIA -- POORER CHANCE FOR
                            PEACE; FAILED TO END THE WAR
                     1160.  VIETNAM/INDOCHINA/SE ASIA -- PRO MILITARY VICTORY/
                            PRESERVATION OF SAIGON REGIME
                     1161. VIETNAM/INDOCHINA/SE ASIA -- ANTI MILITARY VICTORY/
                            WILLING TO SACRIFICE THIEU/KY FAVORING WITHDRAWAL
                     1163.  VIETNAM/INDOCHINA/SE ASIA -- WILL BRING POLICY
                            CHANGE (UNSPECIFIED)
                     1116.  TROUBLE SPOTS (NOT SPECIFICALLY CODED) -- WOULD
                            HANDLE BETTER; (PANAMA)
                     1117.  TROUBLE SPOTS (NOT SPECIFICALLY CODED) -- WOULD
                            HANDLE WORSE; (PANAMA)
                     1153.  WOULD RAISE AMERICAN PRESTIGE
                     1154.  WOULD LOWER/NOT MAINTAIN AMERICAN PRESTIGE
                     1155.  WOULD HAVE BETTER CHANCE FOR PEACE (UNSPECIFIED)
                     1156.  WOULD HAVE A POORER CHANCE FOR PEACE
                            (UNSPECIFIED)
                     1164.  TARIFFS -- NA DIRECTION
                     1165.  TARIFFS -- PRO FREE TRADE/REDUCED TARIFFS
                     1166. TARIFFS -- ANTI FREE TRADE; FOR HIGH TARIFFS; WOULD
                            PROTECT US LABOR FROM FOREIGN COMPETITION
                     1167.  TRADE WITH COMMUNISTS -- NA DIRECTION
                     1168.  TRADE WITH COMMUNISTS -- PRO
                     1169.  TRADE WITH COMMUNISTS -- ANTI
                     1170.  DRAFT -- NA DIRECTION
                     1171.  DRAFT -- PRO VOLUNTEER ARMY/ABOLITION OF PEACETIME
                            DRAFT
                     1172.  DRAFT -- ANTI VOLUNTEER ARMY; FOR PEACETIME DRAFT
                     1173.  DRAFT -- PRO AMNESTY/PARDON
                     1174.  DRAFT -- ANTI AMNESTY/DRAFT DODGERS/PARDON
                     1175.  POW-MIA -- WILL GET PRISONERS BACK, WILL NOT
                            ABANDON THEM
                     1176.  POW-MIA -- WILL NOT GET PRISONERS BACK, WILL
                            ABANDON THEM
                     1177.  POW-MIA -- NA DIRECTION
                     1178.  AMNESTY-NA DIRECTION
                     1179.  DID GOOD JOB OF GETTING THE BOYS/COUNTRY OUT OF
                            VIETNAM WAR; GOT US OUT OF VIETNAM
                     1180.  SHOULD HAVE WON THE VIETNAM WAR; GAVE TOO MUCH
                            AWAY AND PULLED OUT
                     1181.  KISSINGER'S FOREIGN POLICY, SECRECY, SHUTTLE
                            DIPLOMACY -- NA DIRECTION
                     1182.  KISSINGER'S FOREIGN POLICY, SECRECY, SHUTTLE
                            DIPLOMACY -- PRO
                     1183.  KISSINGER'S FOREIGN POLICY, SECRECY, SHUTTLE
                            DIPLOMACY -- ANTI
                     1184. MILITARY/DEFENSE POSITION/SPENDING -- NA DIRECTION,
                            NEUTRAL
                     1197.  OTHER FOREIGN-POLICY REASONS


                 PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- GROUP CONNECTIONS

                     1201.  SPECIAL INTERESTS/PRIVILEGED PEOPLE -- PRO
                     1202.  SPECIAL INTERESTS/PRIVILEGED PEOPLE -- ANTI
                     1203.  "PEOPLE LIKE ME" -- PRO, NA WHETHER 1205,1206
                     1204.  "PEOPLE LIKE ME" -- ANTI, NA WHETHER 1205,1206
                     1205.  COMMON MAN/PEOPLE/LITTLE PEOPLE/WORKING PEOPLE --
                            PRO
                     1206.  COMMON MAN/PEOPLE/LITTLE PEOPLE/WORKING PEOPLE --
                            ANTI
                     1207.  LABOR/UNIONS/LABOR BOSSES/RACKETEERS -- PRO
                     1208.  LABOR/UNIONS/LABOR BOSSES/RACKETEERS -- ANTI
                     1209.  BIG BUSINESS/WALL STREET/INDUSTRY/UPPER CLASSES/
                            CORPORATE RICH/THE RICH INDIVIDUALS -- PRO INDIVI-
                            DUALS, PEOPLE WITH POWER
                     1210.  BIG BUSINESS/WALL STREET/INDUSTRY/UPPER CLASSES/
                           CORPORATE RICH/THE RICH INDIVIDUALS -- ANTI INDIVI-
                            DUALS, PEOPLE WITH POWER
                     1211.  SMALL BUSINESSMEN -- PRO
                     1212.  SMALL BUSINESSMEN -- ANTI
                     1213.  WHITE COLLAR WORKERS/SALARIED PEOPLE/THE MIDDLE
                            CLASS -- PRO
                     1214.  WHITE COLLAR WORKERS/SALARIED PEOPLE/THE MIDDLE
                            CLASS -- ANTI
                     1215.  FARMERS/COUNTRY PEOPLE -- PRO
                     1216.  FARMERS/COUNTRY PEOPLE -- ANTI
                     1217.  BLACKS/BLACK PEOPLE/NEGROES -- PRO
                     1218.  BLACKS/BLACK PEOPLE/NEGROES -- ANTI
                     1219.  PEOPLE ON WELFARE/ADC MOTHERS; "CHISELERS" -- PRO
                     1220.  PEOPLE ON WELFARE/ADC MOTHERS; "CHISELERS" -- ANTI
                     1221.  OLD PEOPLE/SENIOR CITIZENS -- PRO
                     1222.  OLD PEOPLE/SENIOR CITIZENS -- ANTI
                     1223.  YOUNG PEOPLE/KIDS/"FREAKS"/HIPPIES -- PRO
                     1224.  YOUNG PEOPLE/KIDS/"FREAKS"/HIPPIES -- ANTI
                     1225.  WOMEN/FEMINISTS/WOMEN'S LIBERATIONISTS -- PRO
                     1226.  WOMEN/FEMINISTS/WOMEN'S LIBERATIONISTS -- ANTI
                     1227.  VETERANS/SERVICEMEN -- PRO
                     1228.  VETERANS/SERVICEMEN -- ANTI
                     1229.  ETHNIC OR RACIAL GROUP (EXCEPT 1217-1218);
                            MINORITY GROUPS (NA COMPOSITION) -- PRO
                     1230.  ETHNIC OR RACIAL GROUP (EXCEPT 1217-1218);
                            MINORITY GROUPS (NA COMPOSITION) -- ANTI
                     1231.  SECTION OF THE COUNTRY -- PRO
                     1232.  SECTION OF THE COUNTRY -- ANTI
                     1233.  POOR PEOPLE -- PRO
                     1234.  POOR PEOPLE -- ANTI
                     1297.  OTHER GROUP -- CONNECTION REASONS


                     9001.  R HAS BEEN INFLUENCED BY SPOUSE
                     9002.  R HAS BEEN INFLUENCED BY SOMEONE ELSE


                 MISSING DATA CODES

                     9996.  REFUSED TO SAY
                     9997.  OTHER MISCELLANEOUS
                     9998.  DK
                     9999.  NA
                     0000.  INAP., NO FURTHER MENTION





>> 1976 PARTY DIFFERENCES CODE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 D4A(1-4), AND D5B(1-3).

                 RESPONSES THAT REFER SPECIFICALLY TO THE CANDIDATES RATHER
                 THAN PARTIES SHOULD BE CODED 999.  HOWEVER, IF THE CANDI-
                 DATES ARE REFERRED TO AS LEADERS OR REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
                 PARTIES, THE RESPONSE SHOULD BE CODED WITH THE APPROPRIATE
                 CODE CATEGORY.



                 BROAD PHILOSOPHY

                 LIBERAL RESPONSES

                     001.  MORE LIBERAL, PROGRESSIVE -- TOO FAR LEFT
                     010.  ACCEPTANCE OF CHANGE/NEW IDEAS; LESS BOUND TO
                           STATUS QUO, MORE OPEN TO NEW IDEAS, NEW WAYS OF
                           DOING THINGS
                     020.  QUICK (RASH) RESPONSE TO PROBLEMS; TACKLE PROBLEMS
                           QUICKLY, IMPETUOUS, IMPULSIVE, TOO AGGRESSIVE,
                           TAKE MORE CHANCES, NOT CAUTIOUS ENOUGH
                     030.  MORE EXTREME, RADICAL (NOT FURTHER SPECIFIED)
                     040.  SOCIALISTIC, FOR WELFARE STATE, FOR SOCIAL WELFARE
                           PROGRAMS, SENSITIVE TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS, LEAVES
                           LESS TO (INTERFERES MORE WITH) PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
                     050.  DEPENDS (TOO MUCH) ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (RATHER
                           THAN STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT); (TOO) CENTRALIZED,
                           PATERNALISM, WANT WASHINGTON TO DO EVERYTHING
                     060.  DESTROY PERSONAL INITIATIVE/INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBI-
                           LITY/INDIVIDUAL DIGNITY; RECOGNIZE INDIVIDUAL
                           NEEDS GOVERNMENT HELP
                     070.  FUTURE-ORIENTED, PLAN AHEAD, LOOK TO THE FUTURE

                     090.  OTHER BROAD PHILOSOPHY DIFFERENCE -- LIBERAL

                 CONSERVATIVE RESPONSES

                     100.  MORE CONSERVATIVE/REACTIONARY; TOO FAR RIGHT
                     110.  RESISTANCE TO CHANGE/NEW IDEAS.  STICK TO (PROTECT)
                           STATUS QUO, RESIST NEW WAYS OF DOING THINGS
                     120.  SLOW (CAUTIOUS) RESPONSE TO PROBLEMS, DO-NOTHING,
                           LETS THINGS GO
                     130.  MODERATE, MIDDLE OF ROAD (NOT FURTHER SPECIFIED);
                           LESS EXTREME
                     140.  FOR FREE ENTERPRISE, CAPITALISM, AGAINST SOCIALISM
                           (CODE "HELP BIG BUSINESS" UNDER GROUP REFERENCES);
                           UNAWARE OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS, FOR DEVELOPMENT OF
                           PRIVATE ENTERPRISE, AGAINST EXPANSION OF GOVERN-
                           MENT ACTIVITIES INTO AREAS OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
                     150.  FOR STATES' RIGHTS, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, LESS INTER-
                           FERENCE FROM WASHINGTON AT LOCAL LEVEL, AGAINST
                           POWERFUL FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
                     160.  INITIATIVE/RESPONSIBILITY/DIGNITY OF INDIVIDUAL
                           PROTECTED
                     170.  NOT FUTURE ORIENTED, DON'T PLAN AHEAD, DON'T WORRY
                           ABOUT THE FUTURE

                     190.  OTHER BROAD PHILOSOPHY DIFFERENCES -- CONSERVATIVE


                 GROUPS REFERENCES

                 PARTY SEEN AS GOOD FOR, HELPING, GIVING SPECIAL ADVANTAGE TO:

                     200.  EVERYBODY; NOBODY; NO CATERING TO SPECIAL
                           INTERESTS, "PEOPLE" (THE MAJORITY)
                     210.  WORKING OR LITTLE PEOPLE, THE COMMON (POOR, LOWLY)
                           PEOPLE, THE WORKING CLASS, "AVERAGE MAN"
                     212.  PEOPLE LIKE ME, PEOPLE LIKE US
                     220.  UNIONS, "LABOR", LABOR LEADERS
                     230.  BIG BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, "BUSINESS(MEN)" WALL
                           STREET (EXCEPT SMALL BUSINESSMEN-240)
                     231.  RICH PEOPLE, UPPER CLASSES, WEALTHY (POWERFUL)
                           PEOPLE
                     240.  SMALL BUSINESSMEN
                     250.  MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE, WHITE COLLAR PEOPLE
                     260.  FARMERS
                     270.  BLACKS
                     280.  OTHER RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS
                     281.  THE SOUTH, SOME PORTION OF THE SOUTH
                     282.  THE NORTH, SOME PORTION OF THE NORTH
                     283.  WHITE PEOPLE, WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
                     284.  MINORITIES, MINORITY GROUPS (NA WHICH)
                     285.  OLD PEOPLE
                     286.  THE EDUCATED, INTELLECTUALS, STUDENTS

                     290.  OTHER GROUPS (NON-RACIAL, ETHNIC); REGIONS
                           OR SECTIONS, SERVICEMEN, ETC.
                     299.  GROUP DIFFERENCE CODEABLE IN 200 OR 300 SERIES,
                           NA WHICH

                 PARTY SEEN AS BAD FOR, ANTI, KEEPING IN CHECK, PUTTING IN
                 PLACE:

                     300.  DIVISIVE, SETS CLASS AGAINST CLASS, CATERS TO
                           SPECIAL INTERESTS (NA WHAT), PLAYS GROUP POLITICS;
                           NOT FOR ALL THE PEOPLE, (DEMS) (REPS) ONLY FOR
                           THEMSELVES.

                     310.  WORKING OR LITTLE PEOPLE, THE COMMON (POOR, LOWLY)
                           PEOPLE, THE WORKING CLASS, "AVERAGE MAN"
                     312.  PEOPLE LIKE ME, PEOPLE LIKE US
                     320.  UNIONS, "LABOR", LABOR LEADERS
                     330.  BIG BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, "BUSINESS(MEN)" WALL
                           STREET (EXCEPT SMALL BUSINESSMEN-340)
                     331.  RICH PEOPLE, UPPER CLASSES, WEALTHY (POWERFUL)
                           PEOPLE
                     340.  SMALL BUSINESSMEN
                     350.  MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE
                     360.  FARMERS
                     370.  BLACKS
                     371.  RACIST, PREJUDICED, BIGOTED
                     380.  OTHER RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS, "MINORITY GROUPS"
                           OTHER OR NOT FURTHER SPECIFIED
                     381.  THE SOUTH, SOME PORTION OF THE SOUTH
                     382.  THE NORTH, SOME PORTION OF THE NORTH
                     383.  WHITE PEOPLE, WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
                     384.  MINORITIES, MINORITY GROUPS (NA WHICH)
                     385.  OLD PEOPLE
                     386.  EDUCATED, INTELLECTUALS, STUDENTS
                     390.  OTHER GROUPS (NON-RACIAL, ETHNIC); THE REGIONS OR
                           SECTIONS, SERVICEMEN, ETC.

                 DOMESTIC POLICY REFERENCES

                 FISCAL POLICY -- EASY SPENDING RESPONSES

                     400.  SPEND MORE FREELY/HIGH SPENDERS (NOT FURTHER
                           SPECIFIED)
                     401.  SPEND MUCH RELATIVE TO WHAT IS ACCOMPLISHED,
                           WASTEFUL, NOT CAREFUL WITH SPENDING
                     402.  SPEND MUCH RELATIVE TO MONEY AVAILABLE.  SPEND US
                           DEEPER IN DEBT, (HIGHER TAXES)
                     403.  SPEND UNDER SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES, SUCH AS HARD
                           TIMES
                     404.  BRING CHEAP MONEY, MORE MONEY CIRCULATING

                     405.  OTHER EASY SPENDING RESPONSE

                 FISCAL POLICY -- CAUTIOUS SPENDING RESPONSES

                     500.  SPEND LESS FREELY, ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT (NOT
                           FURTHER SPECIFIED)
                     501.  SPEND LITTLE RELATIVE TO WHAT IS ACCOMPLISHED,
                           LESS WASTEFUL/MORE CAREFUL WITH GOVERNMENT (TAX-
                           PAYER'S) MONEY
                     502.  SPEND LITTLE RELATIVE TO MONEY AVAILABLE, REDUCE
                           DEBT (LOWER TAXES), KEEP DEBT FROM GETTING HIGHER,
                           BALANCED BUDGET
                     503.  SPEND LITTLE EVEN WHEN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES MIGHT
                           WARRANT
                     504.  FOR SOUND MONEY, TIGHT MONEY, DEFLATION
                     505.  OTHER CAUTIOUS SPENDING RESPONSES
                     536.  INFLATION -- NEUTRAL OR NA DIRECTION
                     552.  THE ECONOMY -- GENERAL REFERENCE NEGATIVE
                     599.  GENERAL MENTION OF SPENDING -- NA DIRECTION


                 ASSOCIATION OF PARTY WITH GOOD/POSITIVE DOMESTIC SITUATIONS

                     411.  RESPONSIBLE PROMISES (NA WHAT); RESTRAINT ON
                           PROMISES, REALISTIC, DOESN'T PROMISE TOO MUCH
                     412.  DON'T HAVE (TOO MUCH) GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER THE
                           ECONOMY; OR LETS BUSINESS GET MORE INVOLVED/HANDLE
                           PROBLEMS OF POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT, ETC.
                     413.  GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF THE ECONOMY, BUSINESS
                     420.  PROSPERITY IN NATION.  GOOD TIMES FOR ALL, HIGH
                           NATIONAL PRODUCTION, AVOIDANCE OF DEPRESSION, HIGH
                           EMPLOYMENT
                     431.  PRICE INFLATION HELD IN CHECK, LOWER COST OF LIVING
                     440.  LOCAL, PERSONAL GOOD TIMES ECONOMICALLY.  HEAD OF
                           FAMILY GETS (KEEPS) BETTER JOB (WAGES) WHEN PARTY
                           IS IN POWER, FAMILY BETTER OFF ECONOMICALLY UNDER
                           THIS PARTY (NO DIRECT GOVERNMENT BENEFITS LIKE
                           SOCIAL SECURITY MENTIONED)
                     450.  HONESTY AND INTEGRITY -- CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
                           PARTY OR ADMINISTRATION )LOCAL OR NATIONAL) OR
                           OTHER SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PARTY
                     451.  ONE PARTY HAS MORE EXPERIENCE, IS BETTER, SMARTER,
                           MORE UNITED
                     452.  THE ECONOMY -- GENERAL REFERENCE (POSITIVE)
                     457.  THE ECONOMY -- GENERAL REFERENCE, NA WHETHER
                           452 OR 552
                     480.  (ONLY) ONE PARTY HAS A PHILOSOPHY/PROGRAM/PLAT-
                           FORM; STANDS FOR SOMETHING
                     490.  OTHER POSITIVE DOMESTIC ASSOCIATIONS

                     499.  A DOMESTIC ISSUE DIFFERENCE IS CITED WHICH COULD BE
                           CODED IN 400 OR 500 SERIES, BUT NA WHICH

                 ASSOCIATION OF PARTY WITH BAD/NEGATIVE DOMESTIC SITUATIONS

                     511.  IRRESPONSIBLE PROMISES.  (NA WHAT), PROMISES
                           TOO MUCH, UNREALISTIC, PIE-IN-SKY; CAN'T FULFILL
                           PROMISES
                     512.  HAVE (TOO MUCH) GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER THE
                           ECONOMY; OR DOES NOT LET BUSINESS GET MORE
                           INVOLVED/HANDLE PROBLEMS OF POVERTY/UNEMPLOYMENT,
                           ETC.
                     513.  (POOR) GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF THE ECONOMY
                     520.  HARD TIMES, DEPRESSION IN NATION, MUCH UNEMPLOY-
                           MENT, LOW (OVER) PRODUCTION
                     531.  CREATE/DOES NOT CONTROL PRICE INFLATION, HIGH COST
                           OF LIVING IN NATION
                     537.  UNEMPLOYMENT -- NEUTRAL, NA
                     538.  TAX -- NEUTRAL, NA
                     540.  LOCAL, PERSONAL HARD TIMES ECONOMICALLY.  HEAD OF
                           FAMILY GETS LAID OFF (POORER WAGES) WHEN PARTY IS
                           IN POWER, FAMILY WORSE OFF ECONOMICALLY UNDER THIS
                           PARTY
                     550.  DISHONESTY/CORRUPTION (NEPOTISM. GRAFT, PATRONAGE)
                           OF PARTY OR ADMINISTRATION (LOCAL OR NATIONAL),
                           OTHER SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PARTY,
                           WATERGATE
                     580.  PARTY HAS NO PHILOSOPHY/PROGRAMS/PLATFORM, DOESN'T
                           STAND FOR ANYTHING

                     590.  OTHER NEGATIVE ASSOCIATIONS WITH PARTY

                 SPECIFIC DOMESTIC POLICIES FAVORED BY PARTY
                     600.  MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION.  FAVORS RAISING MINIMUM
                           WAGE, OR FAVORS RAISING UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
                     601.  SOCIAL SECURITY, GOVERNMENT PENSION RAISES
                     610.  MEDICAL (HEALTH) INSURANCE, MEDICAL CARE FOR AGED,
                           SOCIALIZED MEDICINE, MEDICARE
                     620.  GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF UTILITIES, MORE ATTENTION TO
                           CONSERVATION.  PUBLIC WORKS, MENTION OF ECOLOGY,
                           ENVIRONMENT
                     630.  FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION/SCHOOL-BUILDING,
                           TEACHER'S PAY HIGHER
                     631.  BUSING; FORCED INTEGRATION
                     632.  OTHER FEDERAL CONTROL OF EDUCATION OR SCHOOLS
                           RESPONSE
                     640.  CIVIL RIGHTS, INSIST MORE STRONGLY ON CIVIL RIGHTS
                     641.  LAW AND ORDER-HARD LINE (OR NA LINE) WANTS A
                           POLICE STATE
                     642.  LAW AND ORDER-SOFT LINE
                     643.  PROPERTY RIGHTS, OPEN HOUSING
                     644.  POLICIES WHICH WOULD DIVIDE COUNTRY, HAVE CIVIL
                           WAR, RACE WAR
                     650.  HIGHER TARIFFS, LESS FREE TRADE
                     660.  "WET" LEGISLATION, ANTI-PROHIBITION
                     670.  GENERAL MENTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE, "GIVE-AWAY
                           PROGRAMS"
                     671.  POVERTY PROGRAM
                     672.  EMPLOYMENT (JOB) TRAINING PROGRAMS, JOB CORPS, ETC.
                     680.  FARM POLICY
                     681.  ABORTION
                     682.  WOMEN'S RIGHTS; ERA

                     690.  OTHER SPECIFIC DOMESTIC POLICY FAVORED
                     695.  DOMESTIC ISSUE DIFFERENCE, BUT NA WHICH
                     697.  TAX POLICY -- NA DIRECTION

                 SPECIFIC DOMESTIC POLICIES -- NEUTRAL

                     605.  MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION.  FAVORS RAISING MINIMUM
                           WAGE, OR FAVORS RAISING UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
                     606.  SOCIAL SECURITY, GOVERNMENT PENSION RAISES
                     615.  MEDICAL (HEALTH) INSURANCE, MEDICAL CARE FOR AGED,
                           SOCIALIZED MEDICINE, MEDICARE
                     625.  GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF UTILITIES, MORE ATTENTION TO
                           CONSERVATION.  PUBLIC WORKS, MENTION OF ECOLOGY,
                           ENVIRONMENT
                     635.  FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION/SCHOOL-BUILDING,
                           TEACHER'S PAY HIGHER
                     636.  BUSING; FORCED INTEGRATION
                     637.  OTHER FEDERAL CONTROL OF EDUCATION OR SCHOOLS
                           RESPONSE
                     645.  CIVIL RIGHTS, INSIST MORE STRONGLY ON CIVIL RIGHTS
                     646.  LAW AND ORDER-HARD LINE (OR NA LINE) WANTS A
                           POLICE STATE
                     647.  LAW AND ORDER-SOFT LINE
                     648.  PROPERTY RIGHTS, OPEN HOUSING
                     649.  POLICIES WHICH WOULD DIVIDE COUNTRY, HAVE CIVIL
                           WAR, RACE WAR
                     655.  HIGHER TARIFFS, LESS FREE TRADE
                     665.  "WET" LEGISLATION, ANTI-PROHIBITION
                     675.  GENERAL MENTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE, "GIVE-AWAY
                           PROGRAMS"
                     676.  POVERTY PROGRAM
                     677.  EMPLOYMENT (JOB) TRAINING PROGRAMS, JOB CORPS, ETC.
                     685.  FARM POLICY
                     686.  ABORTION
                     687.  WOMEN'S RIGHTS; ERA

                 SPECIFIC DOMESTIC POLICIES OPPOSED BY PARTY

                     700.  MINIMUM WAGE OR UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION.  WON'T
                           RAISE MINIMUM WAGE, WON'T IMPROVE UNEMPLOYMENT COM-
                           PENSATION
                     701.  SOCIAL SECURITY, AGAINST RAISING BENEFITS
                     710.  MEDICAL (HEALTH) INSURANCE, AGAINST MEDICAL CARE
                           FOR AGED, AGAINST SOCIALIZED MEDICINE, MEDICARE
                     720. GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF UTILITIES.  FOR PRIVATE POWER,
                           LESS INTERESTED IN CONSERVATION.  PUBLIC WORKS.
                           MENTION OF ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENT
                     730.  FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION.  AGAINST OR DRAG FEET ON
                           AID TO EDUCATION
                     731.  BUSING; FORCED INTEGRATION
                     732.  OTHER FEDERAL CONTROL OF EDUCATION OR SCHOOLS
                           RESPONSE
                     740.  CIVIL RIGHTS.  AGAINST OR DRAG FEET ON CIVIL RIGHTS
                           LEGISLATION, LEAVE IT TO STATES
                     741.  AGAINST TOUGH OR HARD LINE IN MAINTENANCE OF
                           LAW AND ORDER, PREVENTION OF CRIME, ETC.
                     742.  FOLLOWING A SOFT LINE IN MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND
                           ORDER; POLICE STATE; PREVENTION OF CRIME, ETC.
                     743.  PROPERTY RIGHTS, OPEN HOUSING
                     744.  POLICIES WHICH WOULD DIVIDE THE COUNTRY, HAVE CIVIL
                           WAR, RACE WAR; WANT TO UNITE THE COUNTRY
                     750.  HIGH TARIFFS.  WANT FREE TRADE
                     760.  REPEAL.  WANT PROHIBITION. "DRY"
                     770.  GENERAL MENTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE.  "GIVE-AWAY
                           PROGRAMS"
                     771.  POVERTY PROGRAM
                     772.  EMPLOYMENT (JOB) TRAINING PROGRAMS, JOB CORPS
                     780.  FARM POLICY
                     781.  ABORTION
                     782.  WOMEN'S RIGHTS, ERA
                     790.  OTHER SPECIFIC DOMESTIC POLICY OPPOSED

                 FOREIGN POLICY REFERENCES

                     800.  WAR.  GET US INTO WAR (FASTER), PARTY ASSOCIATED
                           WITH WAR, MILITARIST (NO MENTION OF VIETNAM
                           SPECIFICALLY)
                     810.  PEACE.  MORE LIKELY TO KEEP PEACE, PARTY ASSOCIATED
                           WITH PEACE (NO MENTION OF VIETNAM SPECIFICALLY)
                     820.  INTERNATIONALIST.  MORE FOR FOREIGN AID/TRADE,
                           GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES ABROAD, COOPERATE WITH
                           ALLIES, U.N. "MORE FOR FOREIGN AID/TRADE"
                     825.  FOREIGN AID/TRADE NA DIRECTION
                     830.  ISOLATIONIST.  AVOID FOREIGN ACTIVITIES, CUT
                           FOREIGN AID/TRADE (MILITARY OR ECONOMIC), "CUT
                           FOREIGN AID/TRADE"
                     840.  NATIONAL SECURITY.  FOR STRONG NATIONAL DEFENSE
                           (SPENDING), STRONG (FIRM) (TOO AGGRESSIVE) POSTURE
                           TOWARD COMMUNISM (RUSSIA), TOO MUCH DEFENSE
                           SPENDING
                     845.  NATIONAL DEFENSE -- GENERAL, NA OR NEUTRAL
                           DIRECTION
                     850.  INADEQUATE NATIONAL SECURITY.  FAIL TO MAINTAIN
                           (SPEND FOR) DEFENSE, WEAK POSTURE TOWARD COMMUNISM
                           (RUSSIA)
                     860.  SPECIFIC TROUBLE SPOTS
                     870.  CONTROL OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
                     880.  (STRONG) (WEAK) FOREIGN POLICY
                     881.  VIETNAM WAR -- FOR VIETNAM WAR
                     882.  VIETNAM WAR -- AGAINST VIETNAM WAR
                     883.  VIETNAM WAR -- NA DIRECTION OF PARTY OR CANDIDATE'S
                           POSITION
                     884.  SPACE, SPACE POLICY

                     890.  OTHER FOREIGN POLICY -- OTHER SUBSTANTIVE FOREIGN
                           POLICY MENTIONS (DIRECTION OF RESPONSE USUALLY
                           INDICATED)
                     891.  MENTION OF "FOREIGN POLICY" DIFFERENCE, BUT NO
                           SUBSTANCE OR DIRECTION GIVEN (E.G., USUALLY
                           RESPONSE IS "THE TWO PARTIES DIFFER ON FOREIGN
                           POLICY OR IN HOW THEY WILL HANDLE FOREIGN POLICY")
                           FOREIGN POLICY")

                 MISCELLANEOUS AND NO PARTY DIFFERENCES RESPONSES

                     900.  MISCELLANEOUS OTHER PARTY DIFFERENCES
                     901.  (ONLY) ONE PARTY IS MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN THE
                           OTHERS WINS ELECTIONS; IS (IS NOT) MAJORITY
                           PARTY, ETC.
                     902.  (ONLY) ONE PARTY IS LESS SUCCESSFUL THAN THE
                           OTHERS, DOESN'T WIN ELECTIONS (MUCH) IS THE
                           MINORITY PARTY
                     910.  PERSONALITY MENTIONS -- CANDIDATE IS DANGEROUS,
                           FANATIC, AGGRESSIVE, COURAGEOUS, HONEST, UNTRUST-
                           WORTHY, IMPULSIVE, OUTSPOKEN, FIRM, DISHONEST,
                           NEGATIVE, LACK OF INTEGRITY, BAD POLITICIAN, ETC.
                           (BUT CODE RACIST, PREJUDICED, BIGOTED CODED 371)
                     920.  REFERENCE TO PROBABLE INABILITY TO GET THINGS DONE,
                           E.G., GAIN CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT
                     930.  LEADERSHIP MENTIONS -- A GOOD (BAD) LEADER, IS
                           HEAD OF THE PARTY (R MUST SPECIFICALLY MENTION THE
                           CANDIDATE AS LEADER OR HEAD OF THE PARTY), OR ONE
                           PARTY HAS BETTER LEADERSHIP THAN ANOTHER

                     980.  THE PARTIES ARE DIFFERENT; EVERYTHING ABOUT THEM
                           IS DIFFERENT (NA WHAT THE DIFFERENCES ARE)

                 NO DIFFERENCE ("NO" OR "DK")

                     991.  THERE USED TO BE DIFFERENCES, BUT NOT NOW
                     992.  INDICATES DISSATISFACTION WITH THE LACK OF
                           DIFFERENCE
                     993.  FAVORABLE TO BOTH PARTIES, E.G., BOTH PARTIES ARE
                           SEEKING TO SERVE THE PEOPLE
                     994.  INDICATES THAT INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATES ARE MORE
                           IMPORTANT THAN PARTIES ANYHOW
                     995.  UNFAVORABLE TO BOTH PARTIES, E.G., BOTH PARTIES
                           JUST AFTER MONEY
                     996.  ON VARIATION WITHIN PARTIES
                     997.  OTHER COMMENTS

                     998.  DK ("YES" BUT "DK" OR "NA" DIFFERENCE)
                     999.  NA
                     000.  NO PARTY DIFFERENCE ("NO" OR "DK" AND NO FURTHER
                           COMMENT); NO FURTHER DIFFERENCES




>> 1976 FEELING THERMOMETER NOTE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 G1A-G1S; AND POST-ELECTION QUESTIONS J1A-J1FF.


                 THE FOLLOWING EXPLANATION OF THE FEELING THERMOMETER WAS
                 INCLUDED IN THE QUESTIONNAIRE AND READ BY THE INTERVIEWER
                 TO THE RESPONDENT:


                 I'LL READ THE NAME OF EACH PERSON AND I'D LIKE YOU TO RATE
                 THAT PERSON WITH WHAT WE CALL A FELLING THERMOMETER
                 (INTERVIEWER;  SHOW RESPONDENT BOOKLET, PAGE 12).  RATINGS
                 BETWEEN 50 DEGREES AND 100 DEGREES MEAN THAT YOU  FEEL
                 FAVORABLY AND WARM TOWARD THE PERSON, RATINGS BETWEEN 0
                 DEGREES AND 50 DEGREES MEAN THAT YOU DON'T FEEL FAVOR-
                 ABLY TOWARDS THE PERSON AND THAT YOU DON'T CARE TOO
                 MUCH FOR THAT PERSON.  IF YOU DON'T FEEL PARTICULARLY
                 WARM OR COLD TOWARD A PERSON YOU WOULD RATE THEM AT 50
                 DEGREES.  IF WE COME TO A PERSON YOU DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT,
                 JUST TELL ME AND WE'LL MOVE ON TO THE NEXT ONE.

                 THE INTERVIEWER WAS INSTRUCTED TO TAKE SOME TIME TO EXPLAIN
                 HOW THE THERMOMETER WORKS, AND TO SHOW THE RESPONDENT HOW TO
                 LOCATE AN INDIVIDUAL WITH DEGREE LABELS.

                 IF THE RESPONDENT GAVE A RANGE, THE MIDPOINT WAS CODED
                 ROUNDING TO THE NEAREST ODD NUMBER IF NECESSARY.

                 ALL OTHER RESPONSES WERE CODED AS FOLLOWS:

                     00-96.  ACTUAL NUMBER OF "DEGREES"
                     50.  50 DEGREES; NO FEELING
                     97.  97-100 DEGREES

                     98.  DK (DOESN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT "POSSIBLE
                          CANDIDATE")
                     99.  NA










>> 1976 CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 H11A(1-3).

                 CHANGE GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS/PEOPLE IN POLITICS/PARTICIPA-
                 TION IN POLITICS

                 ALTER THE NATURE, POWER, OR FUNCTIONING OF:
                     130.  PRESIDENCY (INCLUDING THE CABINET SYSTEM); THE
                           EXECUTIVE BRANCH
                     131.  CONGRESS (INCLUDING THE CONGRESSIONAL SENIORITY
                           SYSTEM; STATE LEGISLATURES (ASSEMBLIES); THE
                           LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
                     132.  COURTS (INCLUDING THE SUPREME COURT); THE JUDICIAL
                           BRANCH
                     133.  BUREAUCRACY; "RED TAPE"; "NEED FOR CITIZENS TO BE
                           ABLE TO CONTACT PUBLIC OFFICIALS EASILY AND
                           DIRECTLY; SLOWNESS OF GOVERNMENTAL MACHINERY
                     134.  MILITARY
                     135.  ELECTORAL SYSTEM/ELECTORAL PROCESSES (EXCEPT
                           136) -- IN GENERAL OR UNSPECIFIED:  NON-PRESIDEN-
                           TIAL ELECTORAL REFORM
                     136.  PRESENT MEANS OF ELECTING A PRESIDENT -- ATTACKS
                           ON ELECTORAL COLLEGE; ATTACKS ON PRESIDENTIAL
                           PRIMARIES; NEED FOR DIRECT ELECTION OF PRESIDENT;
                           CHANGE OR ABOLISH CONVENTIONS
                     137.  SYSTEM OF CAMPAIGNING -- ISSUES ARE IGNORED; RICH
                           CONTRIBUTORS RUN THE SHOW; NEED DISCLOSURES OF
                           CAMPAIGN FINANCING
                     138.  OUR SYSTEM OF POLITICAL PARTIES -- PARTIES AREN'T
                           RESPONSIVE; DON'T REALLY REPRESENT THE PEOPLE
                     139.  CRITICISMS OF OTHER INSTITUTIONS
                     140.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO CIA, FBI, NATIONAL INTELLI-
                           GENCE AGENCIES
                     141.  NEED FOR PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM; ENGLISH SYSTEM,
                           SHADOW CABINET, QUEEN/WOULD BE BETTER
                     150.  REPLACE A SPECIFIC POLITICIAN (E.G., NIXON, REAGAN)
                     151.  REPLACE A SPECIFIC POLITICAL PARTY (E.G.,
                           REPUBLICANS)
                     152.  CRITICISMS OF PRESENT POLITICIANS AS TOO OLD, OUT
                           OF TOUCH, OLD FOGIES
                     153.  CRITICISMS OF PRESENT POLITICIANS AS UNRESPONSIVE,
                           INDIFFERENT
                     154.  CRITICISMS OF PRESENT POLITICIANS AS SELF-SEEKING,
                           GREEDY
                     155.  CRITICISMS OF PRESENT POLITICIANS AS INCOMPETENT,
                           STUPID
                     156.  CRITICISMS OF PRESENT POLITICIANS AS UNTRUSTWORTHY,
                           INSINCERE
                     159.  OTHER AND/OR UNSPECIFIED CHANGES IN THE PEOPLE IN
                           POLITICS -- NEED MORE BLACKS IN POLITICS, GET
                           DIFFERENT PEOPLE IN
                     170.  INCREASE FORMAL PARTICIPATION -- MORE OPPORTUN-
                           ITIES TO VOTE, INCREASED USE OF REFERENDA AND
                           RECALL
                     171.  DECREASE FORMAL PARTICIPATION -- RE-INSTITUTE
                           LITERACY REQIREMENTS, BACK TO A REPUBLICAN TYPE OF
                           GOVERNMENT, WE NEED A BENEVOLENT DICTATOR
                     172.  INCREASE PARTICIPATION THROUGH DECENTRALIZATION --
                           COMMUNITY CONTROL, MORE LOCAL AND REGIONAL CONTROL
                           (OF POLICE, ZONING, PLANNING, ETC.)
                     173.  DECREASE POPULAR PARTICIPATION BY REDUCING LOCAL
                           AND REGIONAL CONTROL, NEED MORE CENTRALIZATION IN
                           GOVERNMENT
                     174.  MAKE GOVERNMENT CLOSER TO PEOPLE; MAKE RESPONSIVE
                           TO (REPRESENTATIVE OF) THE PEOPLE; CARRY OUT THE
                           WISHES OF THE PEOPLE
                     178.  OTHER AND/OR UNSPECIFIED CALLS FOR MORE POPULAR
                           PARTICIPATION (EITHER IN GENERAL OR WITH REGARD TO
                           A SPECIFIC ISSUE)
                     179.  OTHER AND/OR UNSPECIFIED CALLS FOR LESS POPULAR
                           PARTICIPATION (EITHER IN GENERAL OR WITH REGARD TO
                           A SPECIFIC ISSUE)

                 CHANGE POWER (OR ATTENTION GIVEN TO) CERTAIN SOCIAL GROUPS
                     210.  INCREASE POWER OF RICH PEOPLE; MONIED PEOPLE; BIG
                           BUSINESS
                     211.  DECREASE POWER OF RICH PEOPLE; MONIED PEOPLE; BIG
                           BUSINESS
                     212.  INCREASE POWER OF LABOR; WORKING PEOPLE
                     213.  DECREASE POWER OF LABOR; WORKING PEOPLE
                     214.  INCREASE POWER OF BLACKS AND/OR ETHNIC MINORITIES
                     215.  DECREASE POWER OF BLACKS AND/OR ETHNIC MINORITIES
                     216.  INCREASE POWER OF MIDDLE CLASS
                     217.  DECREASE POWER OF MIDDLE CLASS
                     218.  INCREASE POWER OF YOUNG PEOPLE
                     219.  DECREASE POWER OF YOUNG PEOPLE
                     220.  INCREASE POWER OF PROTESTORS
                     221.  DECREASE POWER OF PROTESTORS
                     222.  INCREASE POWER OF PEOPLE ON WELFARE
                     223.  DECREASE POWER OF PEOPLE ON WELFARE
                     224.  INCREASE POWER OF WOMEN
                     225.  DECREASE POWER OF WOMEN
                     226.  INCREASE POWER OF FARMERS
                     227.  DECREASE POWER OF FARMERS
                     228.  INCREASE POWER OF LOBBIES
                     229.  DECREASE POWER OF LOBBIES
                     230.  INCREASE POWER OF POOR PEOPLE
                     231.  DECREASE POWER OF POOR PEOPLE
                     232.  INCREASE POWER OF AVERAGE/COMMON/LITTLE MAN; THE
                           INDIVIDUAL
                     233.  DECREASE POWER OF AVERAGE/COMMON/LITTLE MAN; THE
                           INDIVIDUAL
                     234.  INCREASE POWER OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
                     235.  DECREASE POWER OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
                     239.  OTHER GROUPS

                 CHANGES PHRASED IN TERMS OF NEEDED IDEOLOGICAL SHIFTS OR
                 CHANGE IN SOCIETAL VALUES
                     310.  CHANGE ENTIRE SYSTEM TOWARD COMMUNISM (SPECIFI-
                           CALLY MENTIONED)
                     311.  NEED A COMPLETE SOCIALIST SYSTEM -- END OF
                           CAPITALISM
                     312.  NEED TO MOVE TOWARD SOCIALISM -- LESS CAPITALISM
                     313.  NEED TO RETURN TO PURE CAPITALISM -- FREE ENTER-
                           PRISE, RETURN TO LAISSEZ-FAIRE
                     314.  REFERENCE TO NATION BECOMING TOO LIBERAL, DRIFTING
                           TOO FAR TO THE LEFT
                     315.  NEED FOR ANARCHISM, NO GOVERNMENT AT ALL -- RULE
                           THROUGH VOLUNTARY COOPERATION
                     316.  GO BACK TO CONCEPTS (VALUES) OF FOUNDING FATHERS;
                           RETURN TO (ORIGINAL) CONSTITUTION
                     319.  OTHER NEEDED IDEOLOGICAL SHIFTS IN THE NATION OR
                           ITS LEADERS
                     330.  DECLINE OF PROTESTANT ETHIC:  LOSS OF SELF-
                           DISCIPLINE, LOSS OF WILLINGNESS TO WORK HARD
                     331.  SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:  NEED FOR PEOPLE TO DO
                           THEIR PART, FULFILL THEIR OBLIGATIONS
                     332.  LOSS OF ALTRUISM:  TOO MUCH CONCERN FOR SELF-GAIN,
                           GREED, MATERIALISM
                     333.  MORAL DECAY:  IMMORALITY, DISHONESTY, CORRUPTION
                           CAN'T TRUST PEOPLE
                     334.  RELIGIOS DECLINE:  GODLESSNESS, PEOPLE WRONGLY
                           LEAVING THE CHURCH
                     335.  DISORIENTATION OF YOUTH:  IRRESPONSIBILITY, SELF-
                           INDULGENCE, DISRESPECTFULNESS OF YOUNG PEOPLE
                     336.  ANOMIE:  GENERAL LOSS OF VALUES, AIMLESSNESS, LACK
                           OF STANDARDS
                     337.  MASS SOCIETY:  SOCIETY AND ITS ORGANIZATIONS ARE
                           TOO BIG, DECLINE OF THE FAMILY UNIT, IMPERSONALITY
                           OF MODERN LIFE, THE INDIVIDUAL DOESN'T COUNT
                     338.  PERSONAL ISOLATION AND LONELINESS:  LACK OF PER-
                           SONAL CLOSENESS, DON'T KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS, NEED
                           FOR BROTHERHOOD AND HELPING ONE'S FELLOW MAN
                     339.  OTHER NEEDED SHIFTS IN SOCIETAL VALUES

                 CHANGE SPECIFIC GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND GOVERNMENT ACTION

                 SOCIAL WELFARE (ATTENTION NEEDED TO PROBLEMS OF)
                     510.  OVERPOPULATION, BIRTH CONTROL
                     511.  ABORTION
                     512.  WELFARE SYSTEM
                     513.  HOUSING
                     514.  EDUCATION
                     515.  HEALTH
                     516.  PROGRAMS (POLICIES) FOR OLDER PEOPLE; IMPROVE THE
                           POSITION OF THE ELDERLY, RETIRED
                     519.  OTHER SOCIAL WELFARE PROBLEMS

                 PUBLIC LIBERTY; PUBLIC ORDER
                     520.  PROTECTION OF CIVIL LIBERTIES, INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS,
                           FREEDOM OF PRESS, END TO POLICE HARASSMENT, END OF
                           GOVERNMENT REPRESSION
                     521.  CRIME CONTROL -- MORE AND/OR BETTER POLICE,
                           CODDLING OF CRIMINALS, GUN CONTROL, DEATH PENALTY,
                           DRUG ABUSE, LAW AND ORDER, PRISON REFORM
                     522.  LARGE-SCALE CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE -- RIOTS, PROTESTS,
                           SIT-INS
                     523.  ELIMINATE INJUSTICE, FAVORITISM FROM THE LEGAL
                           SYSTEM; RICH (POWERFUL IN GOVERNMENT) GET AWAY
                           WITH CRIMES ORDINARY PEOPLE DON'T; LEGAL RIGHTS
                           SHOULD BE PROTECTED
                     529.  OTHER PROBLEMS AFFECTING THE PUBLIC ORDER

                 RACIAL PROBLEMS
                     530.  PROTECTION (EXPANSION) OF CIVIL RIGHTS IN GENERAL
                           OR UNSPECIFIED -- ALSO CODE PRO-BUSING, PRO-
                           AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMMENTS HERE
                     535.  PROTECTION OF RACIAL STATUS QUO -- OPPOSITION TO
                           SCHOOL BUSING, AGAINST AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
                     539.  RACIAL PROBLEMS, CIVIL RIGHTS, GENERAL VAGUE REF-
                           ERENCES IN WHICH R'S POSITION IS NOT CLEAR

                 ENVIRONMENT
                     540.  PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENT, NATURAL RESOURCES --
                           ECOLOGY, POLLUTION, NEED FOR MORE PARKS AND RECREA-
                           TION AREAS
                     549.  OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

                 ECONOMIC POLICIES (ATTENTION NEEDED FOR PROBLEMS)
                     550.  UNEMPLOYMENT
                     551.  INFLATION
                     552.  TAXES
                     553.  CONSUMER PROTECTION -- TRUTH IN ADVERTISING,
                           LENDING, WARRANTIES
                     554.  PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, MASS TRANSIT
                     555.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE MORE/LESS ACTIVE ROLE IN
                           LABOR-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS, PROBLEMS
                     556.  IMPROVE THE ECONOMY; CHANGE THE ECONOMY
                     559.  OTHER ECONOMIC PROBLEMS

                 FOREIGN AFFAIRS
                     561.  VIETNAM POLICY
                     562.  RELATIONS WITH ANY OTHER NATION (BESIDES INDO-
                           CHINA) -- FOREIGN AID, MIDDLE EAST, SALT TALKS,
                           EUROPE
                     563.  INCREASE SPENDING ON NATIONAL DEFENSE -- NEED FOR
                           PREPAREDNESS
                     564.  DECREASE SPENDING ON NATIONAL DEFENSE -- END ARMS
                           RACE, END WARS IN GENERAL
                     565.  LOOK AFTER OUR OWN PEOPLE (COUNTRY) BEFORE OTHER
                           COUNTRIES
                     569.  OTHER PROBLEMS/CHANGES RELATING TO FOREIGN AFFAIRS

                 NON-SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO CHANGES IN THE SYSTEM AS A WHOLE
                     701.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO GOVERNMENT WASTE AND INEF-
                           FICIENCY -- LET'S STREAMLINE THE SYSTEM, RUN GOV-
                           ERNMENT LIKE A BUSINESS, TOO MUCH GOVERNMENT
                           SPENDING
                     702.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO NEED FOR REVOLUTION
                           (UNSPECIFIED)
                     703.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO MAKING THE SYSTEM MORE
                           DEMOCRATIC (WITHOUT FURTHER SPECIFICATION)
                     704.  REFERENCE TO GOVERNMENT AS TOO BIG, TOO POWERFUL,
                           DOING TOO MANY THINGS
                     705.  REFERENCE TO GOVERNMENT AS TOO WEAK, INCAPABLE OF
                           MEETING OUR NEEDS, TOO LITTLE GOVERNMENT SPENDING
                     706.  OTHER AND/OR UNSPECIFIED ALLEGIANT RESPONSES --
                           SYSTEM AS A WHOLE IS WORKING, ONLY SMALL CHANGES
                           NEEDED
                     707.  OTHER AND/OR UNSPECIFIED ALIENATED RESPONSES --
                           NEED FOR MAJOR CHANGE STATED; GENERAL STATEMENTS
                           INDICATING ALIENATION
                     708.  OTHER REFERENCES TO GOVERNMENT SPENDING -- NA
                           DIRECTION
                     709.  OTHER GENERAL REFERENCES TO THE POLITICAL SYSTEM
                           AS A WHOLE
                     710.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO ELIMINATION OF CORRUPTION IN
                           GOVERNMENT (IF REFERENCES TO PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT,
                           SEE 150-159)

                     899.  OTHER MEANINGFUL REPLY, NOT CODEABLE TO ABOVE
                           HEADINGS

                     990.  VAGUE OR MEANINGLESS REPLY ONLY -- VAGUE REFERENCE
                           TO NEED FOR CHANGE WITH NO DISCERNIBLE POLITICAL
                           CONTENT, "YOU CAN ALWAYS IMPROVE"
                     995.  NO PROBLEMS MENTIONED; CAN'T SAY; CAN'T PICK ONLY
                           TWO OR THREE
                     998.  DK
                     999.  NA
                     000.  INAP., CODED 3, 7, 8 OR 9 IN Q.H11; NO FURTHER
                           MENTION





>> 1976 ICPSR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CODE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS,
                 S3D, S3G(1-2), S5D, S5G(1-2).



                 (RIGHT COLUMN INDICATES THE CONTROL OF COLLEGE:
                 D - RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION; DI - DISTRICT;
                 F - FEDERAL; I - INTERDENOMINATIONAL;
                 MU - MUNICIPAL; P - PRIVATE; PR - PROPRIETARY;
                 S - STATE; T - TERRITORIAL GOVT.; Y - YMCA.)

                 FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WITH MORE THAN 799
                 STUDENTS IN 1964
                     001  ABILENE CHRISTIAN                               P
                     002  ADAMS STATE, ALAMOSA, COLO.                     S
                     003  ADELPHI UNIV                                    P
                     004  ADRIAN                                          D
                     005  AKRON, UNIV OF                                  MU
                     006  ALABAMA A + M, NORMAL, ALA.                     S
                     007  ALABAMA COLLEGE, MONTEVALLO, ALA.               S
                     008  ALABAMA STATE, MONTGOMERY, ALA.                 S
                     009  ALABAMA, UNIV OF , UNIVERSITY, ALA.             S
                     010  ALAMEDA STATE                                   S
                     011  ALASKA, UNIV OF                                 S
                     012  ALBANY STATE, ALBANY, GA.                       S
                     013  ALBION                                          D
                     014  ALBRIGHT                                        D
                     015  ALCORN A + M                                    S
                     016  ALFRED UNIV                                    S,P
                     017  ALLEGHENY                                       P
                     018  ALMA                                            D
                     019  ALVERNO                                         D
                     020  AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC                  P
                     021  AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.      P
                     022  AMERICAN UNIV, WASHINGTON D.C.                  D
                     023  AMHERST                                         P
                     024  ANDERSON COLL. AND THEOL. SEM.                  D
                     025  ANDREWS UNIV                                    D
                     026  ANTIOCH                                         P
                     027  APPALACHIAN ST. TEACHERS, BOONE, N.C.           S
                     028  AQUINAS, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.                    D
                     029  ARIZONA STATE, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ                  S
                     030  ARIZONA STATE UNIV, TEMPE, ARIZ.                S
                     031  ARIZONA, UNIV OF, TUCSON, ARIZ.                 S
                     032  ARKANSAS A + M, COLLEGE HEIGHTS, ARK.           S
                     033  ARK. AGRIC MECH + NORMAL, PINE BLUFF, ARK.      S
                     034  ARKANSAS POLYTECHNIC, RUSSELLVILLE              S
                     035  ARKANSAS STATE, STATE COLLEGE                   S
                     036  ARKANSAS STATE TEACHERS, CONWAY                 S
                     037  ARKANSAS, UNIV OF , FAYETTEVILLE                S
                     038  ART CENTER SCHOOL                               P
                     039  ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO, SCHOOL OF THE         P
                     040  ASBURY                                          P
                     041  ASHLAND                                         D
                     042  ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN                              D
                     043  AUBURN UNIV                                     S
                     044  AUGSBURG                                        D
                     045  AUGUSTANA, ROCK ISLAND, ILL.                    D
                     046  AUGUSTANA, SIOUX FALLS, S. DAKOTA               D
                     047  AURORA                                          D
                     048  AUSTIN, SHERMAN, TEXAS                          D
                     049  AUSTIN PEAY STATE, CLARKSVILLE, TENN.           S
                     050  BALDWIN-WALLACE                                 D
                     051  BALL STATE TEACHERS, MUNCIE, IND.               S
                     052  BALTIMORE, UNIV OF                              P
                     053  BAYLOR UNIV                                     D
                     054  BELLARMINE                                      D
                     055  BELOIT                                          P
                     056  BEMIDJI STATE, MINN.                            S
                     057  BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIV                          PR
                     058  BEREA                                           P
                     059  BETHANY NAZARENE, BETHANY, OKLA                 D
                     060  BIBLE INST OF L.A.                              P
                     061  BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN                             D
                     062  BISHOP                                          D
                     063  BLACK HILLS TEACHERS, SPEARFISH, S.D.           S
                     064  BLOOMFIELD                                      D
                     065  BLOOMSBURG STATE, PA.                           S
                     066  BOB JONES UNIV                                  P
                     067  BOSTON, CHESTNUT HILL (BOSTON), MASS.           D
                     068  BOSTON UNIV                                     P
                     069  BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIV, OHIO                  S
                     070  BRADLEY UNIV                                    P
                     071  BRANDEIS UNIV                                   P
                     072  BRESCIA                                         D
                     073  BRIDGEPORT, UNIV OF                             P
                     074  BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV                              D
                     075  BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL                             P
                     076  BROWN UNIV                                      P
                     077  PEMBROKE                                        P
                     078  BRYANT                                          P
                     079  BRYN MAWR                                       P
                     080  BUCKNELL UNIV                                   P
                     081  BUENA VISTA                                     D
                     082  BUSINESS INSTITUTE, DETROIT                     PR
                     083  BUTLER UNIV                                     D
                     084  CALIF INSTITUTE OF ARTS                         P
                     085  CALIF INSTITUTE OF TECH                         P
                     086  CALIFORNIA STATE, CALIFORNIA, PA                S
                     087  CALIF STATE POLYTECHNIC, SAN LUIS OBISPO        S
                     088  CALIFORNIA, UNIV OF, BERKELEY                   S
                     089  CALIFORNIA, UNIV OF, DAVIS                      S
                     090  CALIFORNIA, UNIV OF, LOS ANGELES                S
                     091  CALIFORNIA, UNIV OF, RIVERSIDE                  S
                     092  CALIFORNIA, UNIV OF, SAN FRANCISCO              S
                     093  CALIFORNIA, UNIV OF, SANTA BARBARA              S
                     094  CALIFORNIA WESTERN UNIV, SAN DIEGO              D
                     095  CALVIN                                          D
                     096  CAMPBELL                                        D
                     097  CANISIUS                                        D
                     098  CAPITAL UNIV                                    D
                     099  CARLETON                                        P
                     100  CARNEGIE INST OF TECH                           P
                     101  CARSON-NEWMAN                                   D
                     102  CASE INST OF TECH                               P
                     103  CATAWBA                                         D
                     104  CATHERINE SPAULDING                             D
                     105  CATHOLIC UNIV OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D.C.      D
                     106  CATHOLIC UNIV OF PUERTO RICO                    D
                     107  CENTENARY                                       D
                     108  CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE, N. BRITAIN, CONN.    S
                     109  CENTRAL MICH. UNIV., MOUNT PLEASANT, MICH.      S
                     110  CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE, WARRENSBURG, MO.        S
                     111  CENTRAL STATE, WILBERFORCE, OHIO                S
                     112  CENTRAL STATE, EDMUND, OKLA                     S
                     113  CENTRAL WASHINGTON STATE, ELLENSBURG, WASH.     S
                     114  CHAPMAN                                         D
                     115  CHATTANOOGA, UNIV OF                            P
                     116  CHEYNEY STATE, PA.                              S
                     117  CHICAGO TEACHERS COLLEGE                        MU
                     118  CHICAGO TECHNICAL                               P
                     119  CHICAGO, UNIV OF                                P
                     120  CHICO STATE, CALIF.                             S
                     121  CHRISTIAN BROTHERS                              D
                     122  CHURCH COLLEGE OF HAWAII                        D
                     123  CINCINNATI, UNIV OF                             MU
                     124  CITADEL, THE (MILITARY)                         S
                     125  CLARION STATE, PA.                              S
                     126  CLARK UNIV, WORCESTER, MASS                     P
                     127  CLARKE, DUBUQUE, IOWA                           D
                     128  CLARKSON COLL OF TECH                           P
                     129  CLEMSON                                         S
                     130  COE                                             P
                     131  COLBY                                           P
                     132  COLGATE UNIV                                    P
                     133  COLORADO, COLORADO SPRINGS                      P
                     134  COLORADO SCH OF MINES, GOLDEN, COLO.            S
                     135  COLORADO STATE, GREELEY, COLO.                  S
                     136  COLORADO STATE UNIV, FORT COLLINS, COLO.        S
                     137  COLORADO, UNIV OF, BOULDER, COLO.               S
                     138  COLORADO WOMAN'S, DENVER                        D
                     139  COLUMBIA UNION, TAKOMA PARK, MD.                D
                     140  COLUMBIA UNIV, NEW YORK                         P
                     141  BARNARD, COLUMBIA UNIV.                         P
                     142  COLUMBIA UNIV, TEACHERS COLLEGE                 P
                     143  CONCORD                                         S
                     144  CONCORDIA, MOOREHEAD, MINN.                     D
                     145  CONCORDIA TEACHERS, RIVER FOREST, ILL.          D
                     146  CONCORDIA TEACHERS, SEWARD, NEBR.               D
                     147  CONNECTICUT, NEW LONDON, CONN.                  P
                     148  CONNECTICUT, UNIV OF, STORRS, CONN.             S
                     149  COOPER UNION                                    P
                     150  CORNELL UNIV                                   S,P
                     151  CREIGHTON UNIV                                  D
                     152  CUMBERLAND                                      D
                     153  DANBURY STATE, CONN.                            S
                     154  DARTMOUTH                                       P
                     155  DAVID LIPSCOMB                                  D
                     156  DAVIDSON                                        D
                     157  DAYTON, UNIV OF                                 D
                     158  DEFIANCE                                        D
                     159  DELAWARE, UNIV OF                               S
                     160  DELTA STATE, CLEVELAND, MISS.                   S
                     161  DENISON UNIV                                    D
                     162  DENVER, UNIV OF                                 D
                     163  DE PAUL UNIV                                    D
                     164  DE PAUW UNIV                                    D
                     165  DETROIT INST OF TECHNOLOGY                      P
                     166  DETROIT, UNIV OF                                D
                     167  DICKINSON, CARLISLE, PA.                        P
                     168  DILLARD UNIV                                    P
                     169  DIST. OF COLUMBIA TEACHERS                      MU
                     170  DRAKE UNIV                                      P
                     171  DREW UNIV                                       D
                     172  DREXEL INST OF TECHNOLOGY                       P
                     173  DRURY                                           D
                     174  DUKE UNIV                                       P
                     175  DUQUESNE UNIV                                   D
                     176  DYKE                                            P
                     177  D'YOUVILLE                                      D
                     178  EARLHAM                                         D
                     179  EAST CAROLINA, GREENVILLE, N.C.                 S
                     180  EAST CENTRAL STATE, ADA, OKLA.                  S
                     181  EAST STROUDSBURG STATE, PA.                     S
                     182  EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIV, JOHNSON CITY, TENN   S
                     183  EAST TEXAS STATE, COMMERCE, TEXAS               S
                     184  EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIV, CHARLESTON, ILL.         S
                     185  EASTERN KENTUCKY STATE, RICHMOND, KY.           S
                     186  EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIV, YPSILANTI, MICH.         S
                     187  EASTERN MONTANA COLL OF EDUC, BILLINGS, MONT.   S
                     188  EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIV, PORTALES, N.M.         S
                     189  EASTERN OREGON, LA GRANDE, ORE.                 S
                     190  EASTERN WASHINGTON STATE, CHENEY, WASH.         S
                     191  EDINBORO STATE, PA.                             S
                     192  ELIZABETH CITY STATE, ELIZABETH, N.C.           S
                     193  ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE, PA.                      D
                     194  ELMHURST                                        D
                     195  ELMIRA                                          P
                     196  ELON                                            D
                     197  EMMANUEL                                        D
                     198  EMORY UNIV                                      D
                     199  EVANSVILLE                                      P
                     200  FAIRFIELD UNIV                                  D
                     201  FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIV                        P
                     202  FAIRMONT STATE, W. VA.                          S
                     203  FAYETTEVILLE STATE, N.C.                        S
                     204  FENN                                            P
                     205  FERRIS STATE, BIG RAPIDS, MICH.                 S
                     206  FINDLAY                                         D
                     207  FISK UNIV                                       P
                     208  FLORENCE STATE, ALA.                            S
                     209  FLORIDA A + M UNIV, TALLAHASSEE, FLA.           S
                     210  FLORIDA SOUTHERN, LAKELAND, FLA.                D
                     211  FLORIDA STATE UNIV, TALLAHASSEE, FLA.           S
                     212  FLORIDA, UNIV OF, GAINSVILLE, FLA.              S
                     213  FONTBONNE                                       D
                     214  FORDHAM UNIV                                    D
                     215  FT. HAYS KANSAS STATE, HAYS, KAN.               S
                     216  FORT VALLEY STATE, GA.                          S
                     217  FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL                           P
                     218  FRANKLIN UNIV                                   Y
                     219  FRESNO STATE, CALIF.                            S
                     220  FURMAN UNIV                                     D
                     221  GANNON                                          D
                     222  GENERAL MOTORS INSTITUTE                        P
                     223  GENEVA                                          D
                     224  GEORGE PEABODY COLL FOR TEACHERS                P
                     225  GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV                          P
                     226  GEORGETOWN, GEORGETOWN, KY.                     D
                     227  GEORGETOWN UNIV, WASHINGTON, D.C.               D
                     228  GEORGIA INST. OF TECHNOLOGY, ATLANTA, GA.       S
                     229  GEORGIA SOUTHERN, STATESBORO, GA.               S
                     230  GEORGIA STATE, ATLANTA, GA.                     S
                     231  GEORGIA, UNIV OF, ATHENS, GA.                   S
                     232  GETTYSBURG                                      D
                     233  GLASSBORO STATE, N.J.                           S
                     234  GLENVILLE STATE, W. VA.                         S
                     235  GOLDEN GATE COLLEGE                             P
                     236  GONZAGA UNIV                                    D
                     237  GORHAM STATE TEACHERS, MAINE                    S
                     238  GOSHEN                                          D
                     239  GOUCHER                                         P
                     240  GRACELAND                                       D
                     241  GRAMBLING                                       S
                     242  GREAT FALLS, COLL OF                            D
                     243  GRINNELL                                        P
                     244  GROVE CITY                                      P
                     245  GUAM, COLL OF                                   T
                     246  GUILFORD                                        D
                     247  GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS                               D
                     248  HAMILTON, CLINTON, N.Y.                         P
                     249  HAMLINE UNIV                                    D
                     250  HAMPTON INSTITUTE                               P
                     251  HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIV                             D
                     252  HARDING                                         D
                     253  HARRIS TEACHERS, ST. LOUIS, MO.                 MU
                     254  HARTFORD, UNIV OF                               P
                     255  HARTWICK                                        D
                     256  HARVARD UNIV                                    P
                     257  HAWAII, UNIV OF                                 S
                     258  HEALD ENGINEERING                               PR
                     259  HEBREW UNION COLL OF RELIGION                   D
                     260  HEIDELBERG                                      D
                     261  HENDERSON ST TEACHERS, ARKADELPHIA, ARK.        S
                     262  HIGH POINT                                      D
                     263  HILLSDALE                                       P
                     264  HOBART AND WM SMITH COLLEGES                    D
                     265  HOFSTRA UNIV                                    P
                     266  HOLY CROSS, COLL OF THE, WORCESTER, MASS.       D
                     267  HOLY NAMES, COLL OF THE, OAKLAND, CALIF.        D
                     268  HOPE                                            D
                     269  HOUGHTON                                        D
                     270  HOUSTON, UNIV OF                                P
                     271  HOWARD, BIRMINGHAM, ALA.                        D
                     272  HOWARD PAYNE                                    D
                     273  HOWARD UNIV, WASHINGTON D.C.                   F,P
                     274  IDAHO, COLL OF, CALDWELL, IDAHO                 D
                     275  IDAHO STATE UNIV, POCATELLO, IDAHO              S
                     276  IDAHO, UNIV OF, MOSCOW, IDAHO                   S
                     277  ILLINOIS INST OF TECHNOLOGY, CHICAGO, ILL.      P
                     278  ILLINOIS ST UNIV, NORMAL, ILL.                  S
                     279  ILLINOIS, UNIV OF, URBANA AND CHICAGO, ILL.     S
                     280  ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIV, BLOOMINGTON, ILL.       D
                     281  IMMACULATA                                      D
                     282  IMMACULATE HEART                                D
                     283  INCARNATE WORD                                  D
                     284  INDIANA CENTRAL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.             D
                     285  INDIANA INST. OF TECH, FT. WAYNE, IND.          P
                     286  INDIANA STATE, TERRE HAUTE, IND.                S
                     287  INDIANA STATE, INDIANA PA                       S
                     288  INDIANA UNIV, BLOOMINGTON, IND.                 S
                     289  INSURANCE, COLL OF                              P
                     290  IONA                                            D
                     291  IOWA, STATE COLL OF, CEDAR FALLS, IOWA          S
                     292  IOWA ST. UNIV OF SCIENCE + TECH, AMES, IOWA     S
                     293  IOWA, UNIV OF, IOWA CITY, IOWA                  S
                     294  IOWA WESLEYAN                                   D
                     295  ITHACA                                          P
                     296  JACKSON STATE, MISS.                            S
                     297  JACKSONVILLE STATE, JACKSONVILLE, ALA.          S
                     298  JACKSONVILLE UNIV, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.           P
                     299  JERSEY CITY STATE, N.J.                         S
                     300  JEWISH THEOL. SEM. OF AMERICA                   D
                     301  JOHN CARROLL UNIV                               D
                     302  JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV                              P
                     303  JOHNSON C SMITH UNIV                            D
                     304  JUNIATA                                         D
                     305  KALAMAZOO                                       D
                     306  KANSAS CITY, UNIV OF (UNIV. OF MO. AT K.C.)    P,S
                     307  KANSAS ST COLL OF PITTSBURG, KAN.               S
                     308  KANSAS STATE TEACHERS, EMPORIA, KAN.            S
                     309  KANSAS ST UNIV AGRIC + APPLIED SCI, MANHATTAN   S
                     310  KANSAS, UNIV OF, LAWRENCE, KAN.                 S
                     311  KEENE STATE COLLEGE (OF UNIV. OF N.H.)          S
                     312  KENT STATE UNIV, OHIO                           S
                     313  KENTUCKY STATE, FRANKFORT, KY.                  S
                     314  KENTUCKY, UNIV OF, LEXINGTON, KY.               S
                     315  KING'S COLL, WILKES-BARRE, PA.                  D
                     316  KNOX                                            P
                     317  KUTZTOWN STATE, PA.                             S
                     318  LAFAYETTE                                       D
                     319  LAKE ERIE                                       P
                     320  LAKE FOREST                                     D
                     321  LAMAR STATE COLL. OF TECH, BEAUMONT, TEX.       S
                     322  LA SALLE                                        D
                     323  LA SIERRA                                       D
                     324  LAWRENCE, APPLETON, WIS                         P
                     325  LAWRENCE INST. OF TECH, SOUTHFIELD, MICH.       P
                     326  LEBANON VALLEY                                  D
                     327  LEHIGH UNIV                                     P
                     328  LE MOYNE, SYRACUSE, N.Y.                        D
                     329  LENOIR RHYNE                                    D
                     330  LEWIS + CLARK                                   D
                     331  LINCOLN UNIV, JEFFERSON CITY, MO.               S
                     332  LINFIELD                                        D
                     333  LITTLE ROCK UNIV                                P
                     334  LOCK HAVEN STATE, PA.                           S
                     335  LOMA LINDA UNIV                                 D
                     336  LONG BEACH STATE (CALIF. STATE AT LONG BEACH)   S
                     337  LONG ISLAND UNIV                                P
                     338  LONGWOOD                                        S
                     339  LORAS                                           D
                     340  LORETTO HEIGHTS                                 D
                     341  LOS ANGELES STATE (CALIF. STATE AT L.A.)        S
                     342  LOUISIANA, PINEVILLE, LA.                       D
                     343  LOUISIANA POLYTECHNIC INST., RUSTON, LA.        S
                     344  LA. ST. U. + A. + M. COLL., BATON ROUGE, LA.    S
                     345  LOUISVILLE, UNIV OF                             MU
                     346  LOWELL TECHNOLOGICAL INST.                      S
                     347  LOYOLA, BALTIMORE, MD.                          D
                     348  LOYOLA UNIV, CHICAGO, ILL.                      D
                     349  LOYOLA UNIV, NEW ORLEANS, LA.                   D
                     350  LOYOLA UNIV. OF L.A., LOS ANGELES, CALIF.       D
                     351  LUTHER                                          D
                     352  LYCOMING                                        D
                     353  LYNCHBURG                                       D
                     354  MACALESTER                                      P
                     355  MAC MURRAY, JACKSONVILLE, ILL.                  D
                     356  MADISON, HARRISONBURG, VA.                      S
                     357  MAINE, UNIV OF                                  S
                     358  MANCHESTER                                      D
                     359  MANHATTAN                                       D
                     360  MANHATTANVILLE COLL OF THE S.H.                 D
                     361  MANKATO STATE, MINN.                            S
                     362  MANSFIELD STATE, PA.                            S
                     363  MARIETTA                                        P
                     364  MARIST                                          D
                     365  MARQUETTE UNIV                                  D
                     366  MARS HILL                                       D
                     367  MARSHALL UNIV                                   S
                     368  MARY HARDIN BAYLOR                              D
                     369  MARY MANSE                                      D
                     370  MARYCREST                                       D
                     371  MARYGROVE                                       D
                     372  MARYLAND INST. BALTIMORE                        P
                     373  MARYLAND STATE TEACHERS, FROSTBURG, MD.         S
                     374  MARYLAND, UNIV OF, COLLEGE PARK, MD.            S
                     375  MARYWOOD                                        D
                     376  MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECH                         P
                     377  MASS. STATE COLL. AT BOSTON                     S
                     378  MASS. STATE COLL. AT BRIDGEWATER                S
                     379  MASS. STATE COLL. AT FITCHBURG                  S
                     380  MASS. STATE COLL. AT FRAMINGHAM                 S
                     381  MASS. STATE COLL. AT NO. ADAMS                  S
                     382  MASS. STATE COLL. AT SALEM                      S
                     383  MASS. STATE COLL. AT WESTFIELD                  S
                     384  MASS. STATE COLL. AT WORCESTER                  S
                     385  MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV OF, AMHERST, MASS.          S
                     386  MC MURRY, ABILENE, TEX.                         D
                     387  MC NEESE STATE, LAKE CHARLES, LA.               S
                     388  MEMPHIS STATE UNIV, TENN.                       S
                     389  MERCER UNIV                                     D
                     390  MERCY COLL. OF DETROIT                          D
                     391  MEREDITH                                        D
                     392  MERRIMACK                                       D
                     393  MIAMI UNIV, OXFORD, OHIO                        S
                     394  MIAMI, UNIV OF, CORAL GABLES, FLA.              P
                     395  MICH. TECH UNIV., HOUGHTON, MICH.               S
                     396  MICHIGAN STATE UNIV, EAST LANSING, MICH.        S
                     397  MICHIGAN, UNIV OF, ANN ARBOR, MICH.             S
                     398  MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE, MURFREESBORO, TENN.     S
                     399  MIDDLEBURY                                      P
                     400  MIDWESTERN UNIV, WICHITA FALLS, TEX.            S
                     401  MILLERSVILLE STATE, PA.                         S
                     402  MILLIKIN UNIV                                   D
                     403  MILLSAPS                                        D
                     404  MILWAUKEE SCH. OF ENG.                          P
                     405  MINNESOTA, UNIV OF                              S
                     406  DULUTH CAMPUS                                   S
                     407  MINOT STATE, N.D.                               S
                     408  MISERICORDIA COLLEGE (COLL MISERICORDIA), PA.   P
                     409  MISSISSIPPI, CLINTON, MISS.                     D
                     410  MISS. ST. COLL. FOR WOMEN, COLUMBUS, MISS.      S
                     411  MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV, STATE COLL., MISS.      S
                     412  MISSISSIPPI, UNIV OF,. UNIVERSITY, MISS.        S
                     413  MISSISSIPPI VOCATIONAL (MISS. VALLEY ST),MISS   S
                     414  MISSOURI, UNIV OF (COLUMBIA, ST. LOUIS)         S
                     415  MO. SCH OF MINES + MET. (U OF MO. AT ROLLA)     S
                     416  MONMOUTH, MONMOUTH, ILL.                        D
                     417  MONMOUTH, W. LONG BRANCH, N.J.                  P
                     418  MONTANA STATE, BOZEMAN, MONT.                   S
                     419  MONTANA STATE UNIV, MISSOULA, MONT.             S
                     420  MONTCLAIR STATE, UPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J.          S
                     421  MOOREHEAD STATE, MOOREHEAD, MINN.               S
                     422  MORAVIAN                                        D
                     423  MOREHEAD STATE, MOREHEAD, KY.                   S
                     424  MORGAN STATE, BALTIMORE, MD.                    S
                     425  MORNINGSIDE                                     D
                     426  MORRIS BROWN                                    D
                     427  MORRIS HARVEY                                   P
                     428  MT. HOLYOKE                                     P
                     429  MT. MARY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.                       D
                     430  MT. ST. JOSEPH-ON-THE-OHIO                      D
                     431  MT. ST. MARY'S, LOS ANGELES, CALIF.             D
                     432  MT. ST. VINCENT, COLL OF                        D
                     433  MT. UNION                                       D
                     434  MUHLENBERG                                      D
                     435  MUNDELEIN                                       D
                     436  MURRAY STATE, KY.                               S
                     437  MUSKINGUM                                       D
                     438  NAZARETH, ROCHESTER, N.Y.                       D
                     439  NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS, CHADRON, NEBR.         S
                     440  NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS, KEARNEY, NEBR.         S
                     441  NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS, WAYNE, NEBR.           S
                     442  NEBRASKA, UNIV OF, LINCOLN, NEBR.               S
                     443  NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIV                          D
                     444  NEVADA, UNIV OF                                 S
                     445  NEW BEDFORD INST. OF TECH                       S
                     446  NEW HAMPSHIRE, UNIV OF, DURHAM, N. H.           S
                     447  NEW HAVEN                                       Y
                     448  NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIV, LAS VEGAS, N.M.      S
                     449  NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV, UNIV. PARK, N. MEXICO    S
                     450  NEW MEXICO, UNIV OF, ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.       S
                     451  NEW ORLEANS BAPT. THEOL. SEM.                   D
                     452  NEW ROCHELLE, COLL. OF                          D
                     453  NEW SCH. FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH                    P
                     454  NEW YORK, CITY UN. OF, NA WHICH BRANCH          MU
                     455     BROOKLYN                                     MU
                     456     CITY                                         MU
                     457     HUNTER                                       MU
                     458     QUEENS, FLUSHING, N.Y.                       MU
                     459  N.Y. INST. OF TECHNOLOGY                        P
                     460  NEW YORK, STATE UNIV. OF, NA WHICH BRANCH       S
                     461     STATE UNIV, ALBANY, N.Y.                     S
                     462     STATE UNIV. COLLEGE, BROCKPORT, N.Y.         S
                     463     STATE UNIV, BUFFALO, N.Y.                    S
                     464     STATE UNIV COLLEGE. CORTLAND, N.Y.           S
                     465     STATE UNIV COLLEGE, FREDONIA, N.Y.           S
                     466     STATE UNIV COLLEGE, GENESEO, N.Y.            S
                     467     STATE UNIV COLLEGE, NEW PALTZ, N.Y.          S
                     468     STATE UNIV COLLEGE, ONEONTA, N.Y.            S
                     469     STATE UNIV COLLEGE, OSWEGO, N.Y.             S
                     470     STATE UNIV COLLEGE, POTSDAM, N.Y.            S
                     471     COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, ITHACA, N.Y.         S
                     472     COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, SYRACUSE, N.Y.          S
                     473     HARPUR COLLEGE, BINGHAMTON, N.Y.             S
                     474  NEW YORK UNIV, NEW YORK, N.Y.                   P
                     475  NEWARK COLL OF ENGINEERING                    S,MU
                     476  NEWARK STATE, NEW JERSEY                        S
                     477  NIAGARA UNIV                                    D
                     478  NICHOLLS STATE, THIBODAUX, LA.                  S
                     479  N.C., AGRIC + TECH. COLL OF                     S
                     480  NORTH CAROLINA COLL AT DURHAM                   S
                     481  NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV OF, NA WHICH BRANCH        S
                     482  N.C. ST. COLL., RALEIGH, N.C.                   S
                     483  U. OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL                       S
                     484  U. OF N.C. AT GREENSBORO                        S
                     485  NORTH CENTRAL COLL                              D
                     486  NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV, FARGO, N. DAK          S
                     487  NORTH DAKOTA, UNIV OF, GRAND FORKS, N. DAK      S
                     488  NORTH GEORGIA, DAHLONEGA, GA.                   S
                     489  NORTH PARK COLL + THEOL. SEM.                   D
                     490  NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY, DENTON, TEX.      S
                     491  NORTHEAST LA. STATE, MONROE, LA.                S
                     492  NORTHEAST MO. ST. TEACHERS, KIRKSVILLE, MO.     S
                     493  NORTHEASTERN STATE, TAHLEQUAH, OKLA             S
                     494  NORTHEASTERN UNIV, BOSTON, MASS                 P
                     495  NORTHERN ILL. UNIV, DE KALB, ILL.               S
                     496  NORTHERN MICHIGAN, MARQUETTE, MICH.             S
                     497  NORTHERN ST. TEACHERS, ABERDEEN, S. DAK.        S
                     498  NORTHROP INST. OF TECH                          P
                     499  NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE, MARYVILLE, MO.        S
                     500  NORTHWESTERN STATE, NATCHITOCHES, LA.           S
                     501  NORTHWESTERN STATE, ALVA, OKLA.                 S
                     502  NORTHWESTERN UNIV, EVANSTON, ILL.               P
                     503  NORWICH UNIV                                    P
                     504  NOTRE DAME, COLL OF, BELMONT, CALIF.            D
                     505  NOTRE DAME OF MD., COLL OF                      D
                     506  NOTRE DAME, UNIV OF, NOTRE DAME, IND.           D
                     507  OBERLIN                                         P
                     508  OCCIDENTAL                                      P
                     509  OHIO NORTHERN UNIV, ADA, OHIO                   D
                     510  OHIO STATE UNIV, COLUMBUS, OHIO                 S
                     511  OHIO UNIV, ATHENS, OHIO                         S
                     512  OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV                              D
                     513  OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIV                           D
                     514  OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV                              D
                     515  OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV, STILLWATER, OKLA           S
                     516  OKLAHOMA, UNIV OF, NORMAN, OKLA.                S
                     517  OLD DOMINION                                    S
                     518  OLIVET NAZARENE                                 D
                     519  OMAHA, MUNICIPAL UNIV OF                        MU
                     520  ORANGE STATE (CALIF. STATE AT FULLERTON)        S
                     521  OREGON COLL OF EDUCATION, MONMOUTH, ORE.        S
                     522  OREGON STATE UNIV, CORVALLIS, ORE.              S
                     523  OREGON, UNIV OF, EUGENE, ORE.                   S
                     524  OTTERBEIN                                       D
                     525  OUACHITA BAPTIST                                D
                     526  OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI                          D
                     527  OUR LADY OF THE ELMS, COLL OF                   D
                     528  OUR LADY OF THE LAKE                            D
                     529  PACE COLLEGE                                    P
                     530  PACIFIC LUTHERN UNIV                            D
                     531  PACIFIC UNION, ANGWIN, CALIF.                   D
                     532  PACIFIC UNIV, FOREST GROVE, ORE.                P
                     533  PACIFIC, UNIV OF THE, STOCKTON, CALIF.          D
                     534  PAN AMERICAN                                    C
                     535  PANHANDLE AGRIC + MECH, GOODWELL, OKLA.         S
                     536  PARSONS COLLEGE                                 P
                     537  PASADENA COLLEGE                                D
                     538  PATERSON STATE, N.J.                            S
                     539  PEMBROKE STATE, PEMBROKE, N.C.                  S
                     540  PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY                           P
                     541  PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA.  S,P
                     542  PENNSYLVANIA, UNIV OF, PHILADELPHIA, PA.        P
                     543  PEPPERDINE                                      P
                     544  PFEIFFER                                        D
                     545  PHILA. COLL OF BIBLE                            P
                     546  PHILA. COLL. OF ART                             P
                     547  PHILLIPS UNIV                                   D
                     548  PITTSBURGH, UN. OF                              P
                     549  PLYMOUTH STATE COLLEGE (OF U. OF N.H.)          S
                     550  POLYTECHNIC INST. OF BROOKLYN                   P
                     551  POMONA (SCRIPPS, CLAREMONT MEN'S, IMMACULATE    P
                           HEART, HARVEY MUDD)
                     552  PORTLAND STATE, PORTLAND, ORE.                  S
                     553  PORTLAND, UNIV. OF, PORTLAND, ORE.              D
                     554  PRATT INSTITUTE                                 P
                     555  PRINCETON UNIV                                  P
                     556  PROVIDENCE COLL                                 D
                     557  PUERTO RICO, INTER-AMERICAN U OF, SAN GERMAN    P
                     558  PUERTO RICO, UNIV OF, RIO PIEDRAS               T
                     559  PUGET SOUND, UNIV. OF                           D
                     560  PURDUE UNIV                                     S
                     661  QUEENS, CHARLOTTE, N.C.                         D
                     562  QUINCY                                          D
                     563  QUINNIPIAC                                      P
                     564  RADCLIFFE                                       P
                     565  REDLANDS, UNIV OF                               D
                     566  REED                                            P
                     567  REGIS, DENVER, COLO.                            D
                     568  RENSSELAER POLY. INST.                          P
                     569  RHODE ISLAND COLL, PROVIDENCE, R.I.             S
                     570  R.I. SCHOOL OF DESIGN                           P
                     571  RHODE ISLAND, UNIV OF, KINGSTON                 S
                     572  RICE UNIV.                                      P
                     573  RICHMOND PROF. INST., VA.                       S
                     574  RICHMOND, UNIV OF, VA.                          D
                     575  RIDER                                           P
                     576  ROANOKE                                         P
                     577  ROCHESTER INST. OF TECHNOLOGY                   P
                     578  ROCHESTER, UNIV OF                              P
                     579  ROCKFORD                                        P
                     580  ROCKHURST                                       D
                     581  ROOSEVELT UNIV                                  P
                     582  ROSARY, RIVER FOREST, ILL.                      D
                     583  ROSARY HILL, BUFFALO, N.Y.                      D
                     584  RUSSELL SAGE                                    P
                     585  RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIV (OF N.J.)               S
                     586  SACRAMENTO STATE, CALIF.                        S
                     587  ST. AMBROSE                                     D
                     588  ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN                        D
                     589  ST. ANSELM'S                                    D
                     590  ST. BERNARDINE OF SIENA                         D
                     591  ST. BONAVENTURE UNIV                            D
                     592  ST. CATHERINE, COLL. OF                         D
                     593  ST. CLOUD STATE, MINN.                          S
                     594  ST. ELIZABETH, COLL. OF                         D
                     595  ST. FRANCIS, FORT WAYNE, IND.                   D
                     596  ST. FRANCIS, BROOKLYN, N.Y.                     D
                     597  ST. FRANCIS, LORETTO, PA.                       D
                     598  ST. JOHN COLL. OF CLEVELAND                     D
                     599  ST. JOHN'S UNIV, COLLEGEVILLE, MINN.            D
                     600  ST. JOHN'S UNIV, JAMAICA, N.Y.                  D
                     601  ST. JOSEPH, W. HARTFORD, CONN.                  D
                     602  ST. JOSEPH'S, RENSSELAER, IND.                  D
                     603  ST. JOSEPH'S, PHILADELPHIA, PA.                 D
                     604  ST. LAWRENCE UNIV                               P
                     605  ST. LOUIS UNIV                                  D
                     606  ST. MARY'S, NOTRE DAME, IND.                    D
                     607  ST. MARY'S, WINONA, MINN.                       D
                     608  ST. MARY'S COLL OF CALIF.                       D
                     609  ST. MARY'S UNIV, SAN ANTONIO, TEX.              D
                     610  ST. MICHAEL'S, WINOOSKI, VT.                    D
                     611  ST. NORBERT                                     D
                     612  ST. OLAF                                        D
                     613  ST. PETER'S                                     D
                     614  ST. ROSE, COLL OF                               D
                     615  ST. TERESA, COLL OF                             D
                     616  ST. THOMAS, COLL OF, ST. PAUL, MINN.            D
                     617  ST. XAVIER                                      D
                     618  SALEM, SALEM, W. VA.                            D
                     619  SAM HOUSTON ST. TEACHERS, HUNTSVILLE, TEX.      S
                     620  SAN DIEGO STATE, CALIF.                         S
                     621  SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STATE, NORTHRIDGE, CALIF.   S
                     622  SAN FRANCISCO STATE, CALIF.                     S
                     623  SAN FRANCISCO, UNIV OF                          D
                     624  SAN JOSE STATE, CALIF.                          S
                     625  SANTA CLARA, UNIV OF                            D
                     626  SAVANNAH STATE, GA.                             S
                     627  SCRANTON, UNIV OF                               D
                     628  SEATTLE PACIFIC                                 D
                     629  SEATTLE UNIV                                    D
                     630  SETON HALL UNIV, SO. ORANGE, N.J.               D
                     631  SETON HILL, GREENSBURG, PA.                     P
                     632  SHEPHERD                                        S
                     633  SHIPPENSBURG STATE, PA.                         S
                     634  SIMMONS                                         P
                     635  SKIDMORE                                        P
                     636  SLIPPERY ROCK STATE, PA.                        S
                     637  SMITH                                           P
                     638  SOUTH CAROLINA ST, ORANGEBURG, S.C.             S
                     639  SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV OF, COLUMBIA, S.C.         S
                     640  S. DAK. SCH OF MINES + TECH, RAPID CITY         S
                     641  S. DAK., UNIV. OF, VERMILLION                   S
                     642  SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV, BROOKINGS              S
                     643  SOUTH FLORIDA, UNIV OF, TAMPA, FLA.             S
                     644  SOUTH TEXAS                                     Y
                     645  SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE, CAPE GIRARDEAU        S
                     646  SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA, HAMMOND, LA.            S
                     647  SOUTHEASTERN STATE, DURANT, OKLA.               S
                     648  SOUTHERN CALIF, UNIV OF                         P
                     649  SOUTHERN CONN STATE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.           S
                     650  SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV, CARBONDALE, ILL.        S
                     651  SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIV                         D
                     652  SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, UNIV OF, HATTIESBURG      S
                     653  SOUTHERN OREGON, ASHLAND, ORE.                  S
                     654  SOUTHERN STATE, MAGNOLIA, ARK.                  S
                     655  SOUTHERN UNIV + A. M. COLL, BATON ROUGE, LA.    S
                     656  SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE, SPRINGFIELD, MO.      S
                     657  SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE, SAN MARCOS, TEX.         S
                     658  SOUTHWESTERN BAPT. THEOL SEM                    D
                     659  SOUTHWESTERN LA., UNIV OF, LAFAYETTE, LA.       S
                     660  SOUTHWESTERN AT MEMPHIS                         D
                     661  SOUTHWESTERN STATE, WEATHERFORD, OKLA.          S
                     662  SOUTHWESTERN UNIV, LOS ANGELES, CALIF.          P
                     663  SPRING HILL                                     D
                     664  SPRINGFIELD                                     P
                     665  STANFORD UNIV                                   P
                     666  STEPHEN F AUSTIN STATE, NACOGDOCHES, TEX.       S
                     667  STEPHENS                                        P
                     668  STETSON UNIV                                    D
                     669  STEUBENVILLE, COLL OF                           P
                     670  STEVENS INST. OF TECH                           P
                     671  STONEHILL                                       D
                     672  STOUT STATE, MENOMONIE, WIS.                    S
                     673  SUFFOLK UNIV                                    P
                     674  SUL ROSS STATE, ALPINE, TEX.                    S
                     675  SUSQUEHANNA UNIV                                D
                     676  SWARTHMORE                                      P
                     677  SYRACUSE UNIV                                   P
                     678  TAMPA, UNIV OF                                  P
                     679  TAYLOR UNIV                                     P
                     680  TEMPLE UNIV                                     P
                     681  TENN AG + IND.   ST. UNIV, NASHVILLE, TENN.     S
                     682  TENNESSEE POLY INST (TENN.TECH.U.),COOKEVILLE   S
                     683  TENNESSEE, UNIV OF                              S
                     684  TEX. A+M UNIV SYSTEM, NA WHICH BRANCH           S
                     685     ARLINGTON STATE                              S
                     686     PRAIRIE VIEW A+M                             S
                     687     TARLETON STATE, STEPHENVILLE, TEX.           S
                     688     TEX. A+M UNIV, COLLEGE STATION, TEX          S
                     689  TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV, FORT WORTH, TEX.          D
                     690  TEX. COLL OF ARTS + INDUSTRIES                  S
                     691  TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIV, HOUSTON, TEX.              S
                     692  TEXAS, UNIV OF, NA WHICH BRANCH                 S
                     693     MAIN UNIVERSITY, AUSTIN, TEX.                S
                     694     TEXAS WESTERN, EL PASO, TEX.                 S
                     695  TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL, LUBBOCK, TEX.              S
                     696  TEXAS WESLEYAN                                  D
                     697  TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIV. DENTON, TEX.                S
                     698  THIEL                                           D
                     699  TOLEDO, UNIV OF                                 MU
                     700  TOWSON STATE, BALTIMORE, MD.                    S
                     701  TRENTON STATE, N.J.                             S
                     702  TRINITY, HARTFORD, CONN.                        P
                     703  TRINITY UNIV, SAN ANTONIO, TEX.                 D
                     704  TRI-STATE                                       P
                     705  TROY STATE, TROY, ALA.                          P
                     706  TUFTS UNIV                                      P
                     707  TULANE UNIV                                     P
                     708     NEWCOMB                                      P
                     709  TULSA, UNIV OF                                  P
                     710  TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE                              P
                     711  UNION, LINCOLN, NEBR.                           D
                     712  UNION COLL + UNIV, SCHENECTADY, N.Y.            P
                     713  U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY                          F
                     714  U.S. ARMY LANGUAGE SCHOOL                       F
                     715  U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. GRAD. SCH.                 F
                     716  U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACAD                       F
                     717  U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT               F
                     718  U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS, MD.              F
                     719  U.S. NAVAL POSTGRAD SCHOOL, MONTEREY, CALIF.    F
                     720  UPPER IOWA UNIV                                 P
                     721  UPSALA                                          D
                     722  URSINUS                                         P
                     723  UTAH ST. U. OF AGRI + APPL SC, LOGAN, UTAH      S
                     724  SOUTHERN UTAH, COLL OF                          S
                     725  UTAH, UNIV OF, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH             S
                     726  VALDOSTA STATE                                  S
                     727  VALPARAISO UNIV                                 D
                     728  VANDERBILT UNIV                                 P
                     729  VASSAR                                          P
                     730  VERMONT, UNIV OF                                S
                     731  VILLA MADONNA                                   D
                     732  VILLANOVA UNIV                                  D
                     733  VIRGINIA, MEDICAL COLL OF                       S
                     734  VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE                     S
                     735  VIRGINIA POLY. INST, BLACKSBURG, VA.            S
                     736     RADFORD, (VPI)                               S
                     737  VIRGINIA STATE, PETERSBURG, VA. (& NORFOLK)     S
                     738  VIRGINIA UNION UNIV, RICHMOND, VA.              D
                     739  VIRGINIA, UNIV OF, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.         S
                     740  WAGNER                                          D
                     741  WAKE FOREST                                     D
                     742  WALLA WALLA                                     D
                     743  WARTBURG                                        D
                     744  WASHBURN UNIV                                   MU
                     745  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV                         P
                     746  WASHINGTON STATE UNIV, PULLMAN, WASH.           S
                     747  WASHINGTON UNIV, ST. LOUIS, MO.                 P
                     748  WASHINGTON, UNIV OF, SEATTLE, WASH.             S
                     749  WAYNE STATE UNIV, DETROIT, MICH.                S
                     750  WAYNESBURG                                      D
                     751  WELLESLEY                                       P
                     752  WESLEYAN UNIV, MIDDLETOWN, CONN.                P
                     753  WEST CHESTER STATE, PA.                         S
                     754  WEST GEORGIA, CARROLLTON, GA.                   S
                     755  WEST LIBERTY STATE, W. VA.                      S
                     756  WEST TEXAS STATE UNIV, CANYON, TEX.             S
                     757  W. VA. INST. OF TECH., MONTGOMERY, W. VA.       S
                     758  WEST VIRGINIA STATE, INSTITUTE, W. VA.          S
                     759  WEST VIRGINIA UNIV, MORGANTOWN, W. VA.          S
                     760  W. VA. WESLEYAN                                 D
                     761  WESTERN CAROLINA, CULLOWHEE, N.C.               S
                     762  WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV, MACOMB, ILL.             S
                     763  WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE, BOWLING GREEN, KY.      S
                     764  WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIV, KALAMAZOO, MICH.         S
                     765  WESTERN NEW ENGLAND                             P
                     766  WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIV, SILVER CITY, N. M.     S
                     767  WESTERN RESERVE UNIV                            P
                     768  WESTERN ST. COLL OF COLORADO, GUNNISON, COLO.   S
                     769  WESTERN WASHINGTON STATE, BELINGHAM, WASH.      S
                     770  WESTMINISTER COLLEGE, NEW WILMINGTON            D
                     771  WHEATON, WHEATON, ILL.                          P
                     772  WHEATON, NORTON, MASS.                          P
                     773  WHITMAN                                         P
                     774  WHITTIER                                        P
                     775  WHITWORTH                                       D
                     776  WICHITA, UNIV OF                                MU
                     777  WILKES                                          P
                     778  WILLIAMETTE UNIV                                D
                     779  WILLIAM JEWELL                                  D
                     780  WILLIAM AND MARY, COLLEGE OF                    S
                     781  WILLIAMS                                        P
                     782  WILLIMANTIC STATE, CONN.                        S
                     783  WINONA STATE, MINN.                             S
                     784  WINSTON-SALEM STATE, N. C.                      S
                     785  WINTHROP                                        S
                     786  WISCONSIN STATE, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.               S
                     787  WISCONSIN STATE, LA CROSSE, WIS.                S
                     788  WISCONSIN STATE, OSHKOSH, WIS.                  S
                     789  WISCONSIN STATE, RIVER FALLS, WIS.              S
                     790  WISCONSIN STATE, STEVENS POINT, WIS.            S
                     791  WISCONSIN STATE, SUPERIOR, WIS.                 S
                     792  WISCONSIN STATE, WHITEWATER, WIS.               S
                     793  WIS. ST. UNIV--INST OF TECH, PLATTEVILLE, WIS.  S
                     794  WISCONSIN, UNIV OF, MADISON, WIS.               S
                     795     MILWAUKEE CAMPUS                             S
                     796  WITTENBERG UNIV                                 D
                     797  WOMAN'S COLL OF GEORGIA                         S
                     798  WOODBURY                                        PR
                     799  WOOSTER, COLL OF                                D
                     800  WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INST                      P
                     801  WYOMING, UNIV OF                                S
                     802  XAVIER UNIV, NEW ORLEANS, LA.                   D
                     803  XAVIER UNIV, CINCINNATI, OHIO                   D
                     804  YALE UNIV                                       P
                     805  YESHIVA UNIV                                    D
                     806  YOUNGSTOWN UNIV                                 P
                     807  WEBER STATE, OGDEN, UTAH                        S


                 JUNIOR COLLEGES AND OTHER COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES NOT ON
                 PRECEDING LIST

                 STATE, TERRITORIAL, OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED

                     UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     811.  PRIMARILY 4-YEAR TEACHER'S COLLEGE
                     812.  PRIMARILY 4-YEAR LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE
                     813.  OTHER TYPE OF 4-YEAR COLLEGE
                     814.  JR. COLLEGE, OTHER NON-FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE; TYPE OF
                           COLLEGE UNCLEAR

                     400 TO 799 STUDENTS

                     815.  PRIMARILY 4-YEAR TEACHER'S COLLEGE
                     816.  PRIMARILY 4-YEAR LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE
                     817.  OTHER TYPE OF 4-YEAR COLLEGE
                     818.  JR. COLLEGE, OTHER NON-FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE; TYPE OF
                           COLLEGE UNCLEAR
                     819.  STATE, TERRITORY, OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED
                           COLLEGE, NOT ON THE PRECEDING LIST AND WITH MORE
                           THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA


                 COUNTY, MUNICIPALITY, OR DISTRICT CONTROLLED
                     821.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     825.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS
                     829.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA


                 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED, NONDENOMINATIONAL, COED
                     831.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     835.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS
                     839.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA

                 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED, NONDENOMINATIONAL, MEN (OR WOMEN) ONLY

                     841.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     845.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS
                     849.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA


                 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED, DENOMINATIONAL NON-CATHOLIC, COED
                     851.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     855.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS
                     859.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA


                 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED, DENOMINATIONAL NON-CATHOLIC, MEN
                 (OR WOMEN) ONLY
                     861.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     865.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS
                     869.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA

                 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED, CATHOLIC, COED
                     871.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     875.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS
                     879.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA


                 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED, CATHOLIC, MEN (OR WOMEN) ONLY
                     881.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     885.  400 TO 799 STUDENTS OR NA SIZE
                     889.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS OR SIZE NA


                 TYPE OF CONTROL OF COLLEGE NOT ASCERTAINED
                     891.  UNDER 400 STUDENTS
                     895.  400-799 STUDENTS
                     899.  MORE THAN 799 STUDENTS

                     950.  FOREIGN COLLEGE

                 MISSING DATA CODES
                     998.  COLLEGE NAME IS GIVEN BUT NEITHER TYPE OF CONTROL
                           NOR SIZE OF STUDENT BODY CAN BE DETERMINED
                     999.  COLLEGE ATTENDED IS NA; COLLEGE, NA WHICH
                     000.  INAP.






>> 1976 OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

                 THIS NOTES IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 S7, S13A, S17, S17B, S19B, S21, S26A, S30, AND S32B.

                 THE 1970 CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE IS USED FOR THIS STUDY
                 INSTEAD OF THE CPS POLITICAL BEHAVIOR OCCUPATION CODE WHICH
                 APPEARS IN PAST ELECTION STUDIES.  THERE IS A CLOSE CORRE-
                 SPONDENCE BETWEEN THE CODING SCHEMES OF BOTH SETS.  GROUPINGS
                 OF OCCUPATIONS INTO CATEGORIES ARE IDENTICAL IN ALL STUDIES;
                 SOME MINOR DIFFERENCES OCCUR IN DETAILED CODES (SECOND OR
                 THIRD DIGITS) IN THESE CATEGORIES.  IN ADDITION, THE DUNCAN
                 SEI AND NORC PRESTIGE SCORE ARE INCLUDED.  IN PAST STUDIES
                 THE DUNCAN SCORE WAS BASED ON 1960 CENSUS CODES; IN THIS
                 STUDY AN UPDATED VERSION IS BASED ON THE 1970 CENSUS.  FOR
                 DETAILS SEE DAVID L. FEATHERMAN, MICHAEL SOBEL AND
                 DAVID DICKENS, "A MANUAL FOR CODING OCCUPATIONS AND
                 INDUSTRIES INTO DETAILED 1970 CATEGORIES AND A LISTING OF
                 1970-BASIS DUNCAN SOCIOECONOMIC AND NORC PRESTIGE SCORES,"
                 (WORKING PAPER #75-1, CENTER FOR DEMOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY, THE
                 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN--MADISON).  BOTH DUNCAN AND NORC
                 SCORES ARE BASED ON AN OCCUPATIONAL RANKING SCHEME AND HAVE
                 AN IMPLIED DECIMAL IN THE RIGHT MOST COLUMN.  A SCORE OF
                 241, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE READ AS 24.1.

                 U.S.   DUNCAN NORC
                 CENSUS SEI    PRESTIGE
                 OCCUP.

                 PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND KINDRED WORKERS
                 --------------------------------------------

                   001    769    560
                   ACCOUNTANTS

                   002    853    667
                   ARCHITECTS

                 COMPUTER SPECIALISTS

                   003    650    506
                   COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS

                   004    650    506
                   COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSTS

                   005    650    506
                   COMPUTER SPECIALISTS

                 ENGINEERS
                   006    870    711
                   AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERS

                   010    899    672
                   CHEMICAL ENGINEERS

                   011    840    678
                   CIVIL ENGINEERS

                   012    840    694
                   ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS

                   013    855    556
                   INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS

                   014    802    621
                   MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

                   015    831    584
                   METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERS

                   020    850    616
                   MINING ENGINEERS

                   021    810    571
                   PETROLEUM ENGINEERS

                   022    870    506
                   SALES ENGINEERS

                   023    869    670
                   ENGINEERS

                   024    830    539
                   FARM MANAGEMENT ADVISORS

                   025    480    539
                   FORESTERS AND CONSERVATIONISTS

                   026    830    539
                   HOME MANAGEMENT ADVISORS

                 LAWYERS AND JUDGES

                   030    930    757
                   JUDGES

                   031    923    751
                   LAWYERS

                 LIBRARIANS, ARCHIVISTS, AND CURATORS

                   032    600    546
                   LIBRARIANS

                   033    746    596
                   ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS

                 MATHEMATICAL SPECIALISTS

                   034    810    554
                   ACTUARIES

                   035    800    650
                   MATHEMATICIANS

                   036    810    554
                   STATISTICIANS

                 LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

                   042    800    558
                   AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS

                   043    620    470
                   ATMOSPHERIC AND SPACE SCIENTISTS

                   044    800    677
                   BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS

                   045    794    673
                   CHEMISTS

                   051    800    672
                   GEOLOGISTS

                   052    800    672
                   MARINE SCIENTISTS

                   053    800    738
                   PHYSICISTS AND ASTRONOMERS

                   054    774    651
                   LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

                   055    657    508
                   OPERATIONS AND SYSTEMS RESEARCHERS AND ANALYSTS

                   056    824    552
                   PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS WORKERS

                 PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, AND RELATED PRACTITIONERS

                   061    750    600
                   CHIROPRACTORS

                   062    960    736
                   DENTISTS

                   063    790    620
                   OPTOMETRISTS

                   064    814    603
                   PHARMACISTS

                   065    921    812
                   PHYSICIANS, MEDICAL AND OSTEOPATHIC

                   071    580    367
                   PODIATRISTS

                   072    780    597
                   VETERINARIANS

                   073    580    367
                   HEALTH PRACTITIONERS

                 NURSES, DIETITIANS, AND THERAPISTS

                   074    390    521
                   DIETITIANS

                   075    443    601
                   REGISTERED NURSES

                   076    589    385
                   THERAPISTS

                 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS

                   080    480    610
                   CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS

                   081    480    610
                   DENTAL HYGIENISTS

                   082    600    546
                   HEALTH RECORD TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS

                   083    480    610
                   RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS

                   084    480    610
                   THERAPY ASSISTANTS

                   085    552    511
                   HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS

                 RELIGIOUS WORKERS

                   086    520    690
                   CLERGYMEN

                   090    571    546
                   RELIGIOUS WORKERS

                 SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

                   091    743    535
                   ECONOMISTS

                   092    810    714
                   POLITICAL SCIENTISTS

                   093    810    714
                   PSYCHOLOGISTS

                   094    810    714
                   SOCIOLOGISTS

                   095    650    506
                   URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS

                   096    810    656
                   SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

                 SOCIAL AND RECREATION WORKERS

                   100    640    524
                   SOCIAL WORKERS

                   101    670    486
                   RECREATION WORKERS

                 TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

                   102    840    783
                   AGRICULTURE TEACHERS

                   103    840    783
                   ATMOSPHERIC, EARTH, MARINE, AND SPACE TEACHERS

                   104    840    783
                   BIOLOGY TEACHERS

                   105    840    783
                   CHEMISTRY TEACHERS

                   110    840    783
                   PHYSICS TEACHERS

                   111    840    783
                   ENGINEERING TEACHERS

                   112    840    783
                   MATHEMATICS TEACHERS

                   113    840    783
                   HEALTH SPECIALTIES TEACHERS

                   114    840    783
                   PSYCHOLOGY TEACHERS

                   115    840    783
                   BUSINESS AND COMMERCE TEACHERS

                   116    840    783
                   ECONOMICS TEACHERS

                   120    840    783
                   HISTORY TEACHERS

                   121    840    783
                   SOCIOLOGY TEACHERS

                   122    840    783
                   SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS

                   123  556    486
                   ART, DRAMA, AND MUSIC TEACHERS

                   124    640    532
                   COACHES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS

                   125    840    783
                   EDUCATION TEACHERS

                   126    840     783
                   ENGLISH TEACHERS

                   130    840    783
                   FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS

                   131    720    532
                   HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS

                   132    840    783
                   LAW TEACHERS

                   133    840    783
                   THEOLOGY TEACHERS

                   134    840    783
                   TRADE, INDUSTRIAL, AND TECHNICAL TEACHERS

                   135    840    783
                   MISCELLANEOUS TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

                   140    840    783
                   TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, SUBJECT NOT SPECIFIED

                 TEACHERS, EXCEPT COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

                   141    643    439
                   ADULT EDUCATION TEACHERS
                   142    714    592
                   ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS

                   143    720    561
                   PREKINDERGARTEN AND KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS
                       144    705    601
                   SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS

                   145    577    449
                   TEACHERS, EXCEPT COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

                 ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE TECHNICIANS

                   150    620    472
                   AGRICULTURE AND BIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH

                   151    620    470
                   CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS

                   152    670    561
                   DRAFTSMEN

                   153    620    515
                   ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS

                   154    640    494
                   INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS

                   155    620    470
                   MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS

                   156    530    468
                   MATHEMATICAL TECHNICIANS

                   161    484    531
                   SURVEYORS

                   162    620    470
                   ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE TECHNICIANS

                 TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH, AND ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

                   163    790    701
                   AIRPLANE PILOTS

                   164    690    428
                   AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS

                   165    603    519
                   EMBALMERS

                   170    480    482
                   FLIGHT ENGINEERS

                   171    690    428
                   RADIO OPERATORS

                   172    620    470
                   TOOL PROGRAMMERS, NUMERICAL CONTROL

                   173    620    472
                   TECHNICIANS

                   174    650    506
                   VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL COUNSELORS

                 WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND ENTERTAINERS

                   175    600    550
                   ACTORS

                   180    602    521
                   ATHLETES AND KINDRED WORKERS

                   181    760    598
                   AUTHORS

                   182    450    376
                   DANCERS

                   183    704    565
                   DESIGNERS

                   184    820    512
                   EDITORS AND REPORTERS

                   185    520    460
                   MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS

                   190    670    562
                   PAINTERS AND SCULPTORS

                   191    500    405
                   PHOTOGRAPHERS

                   192    820    567
                   PUBLIC RELATIONS MEN AND PUBLICITY WRITERS

                   193    650    506
                   RADIO AND TELEVISION ANNOUNCERS

                   194    454    412
                   WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND ENTERTAINERS

                   195    650    506
                   RESEARCH WORKERS, NOT SPECIFIED

                 MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEPT FARM
                 ----------------------------------------

                   201    588    538
                   ASSESSORS, CONTROLLERS, AND TREASURERS; LOCAL PUBLIC
                   ADMINISTRATION

                   202    800    666
                   BANK OFFICERS AND FINANCIAL MANAGERS

                   203    503    429
                   BUYERS AND SHIPPERS, FARM PRODUCTS

                   205    721    500
                   BUYERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE

                   210    740    488
                   CREDIT MEN

                   211    590    522
                   FUNERAL DIRECTORS

                   212    569    594
                   HEALTH ADMINISTRATORS

                   213    575    396
                   CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

                   215    666    423
                   INSPECTORS, EXCEPT CONSTRUCTION, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

                   216    320    383
                   MANAGERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS, BUILDING

                   220    731    560
                   OFFICE MANAGERS

                   221    499    567
                   OFFICERS, PILOTS, AND PURSERS; SHIP

                   222    665    603
                   OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATORS; PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

                   223    600    484
                   OFFICIALS OF LODGES, SOCIETIES, AND UNIONS

                   224    608    583
                   POSTMASTERS AND MAIL SUPERINTENDENTS

                   225    748    464
                   PURCHASING AGENTS AND BUYERS

                   226    582    409
                   RAILROAD CONDUCTORS

                   230    381    389
                   RESTAURANT, CAFETERIA AND BAR MANAGERS

                   231    698    478
                   SALES MANAGERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS, RETAIL TRADE

                   233    746    542
                   SALES MANAGERS, EXCEPT RETAIL TRADE

                   235    771    696
                   SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, COLLEGE

                   240    717    616
                   SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY

                   245    617    507
                   MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS

                 SALES WORKERS
                 -------------

                   260     661   423
                   ADVERTISING AGENTS AND SALESMEN

                   261    400    319
                   AUCTIONEERS

                   262    381    306
                   DEMONSTRATORS

                   264    129    202
                   HUCKSTERS AND PEDDLERS

                   265     660   468
                   INSURANCE AGENTS, BROKERS, AND UNDERWRITERS

                   266    270    154
                   NEWSBOYS

                   270    620    440
                   REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS

                   271    724    513
                   STOCK AND BOND SALESMEN

                   280    494    354
                   SALESMEN AND SALES CLERKS

                   281    650    491
                   SALES REPRESENTATIVES, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES (IND.
                   107-399)


                   282    609    399
                   SALES REPRESENTATIVES, WHOLESALE TRADE (IND. 017-058,
                   507-599)

                   283    390    286
                   SALES CLERKS, RETAIL TRADE (IND. 608-699 EXCEPT 618,
                   639, 649, 667, 668, 688)

                   284    390    286
                   SALESMEN, RETAIL TRADE (IND. 607, 618, 639, 649, 667,
                   668, 688)

                   285    522    354
                   SALESMEN OF SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION (IND. 067,
                   407-499, 707-947)

                 CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS
                 ----------------------------

                   301    518    490
                   BANK TELLERS

                   303    440    362
                   BILLING CLERKS

                   305    509    474
                   BOOKKEEPERS

                   310    439    310
                   CASHIERS

                   311    440    314
                   CLERICAL ASSISTANTS, SOCIAL WELFARE

                   312    438    360
                   CLERICAL SUPERVISORS

                   313    425    279
                   COLLECTORS, BILL AND ACCOUNT

                   314    440    362
                   COUNTER CLERKS, EXCEPT FOOD

                   315    401    334
                   DISPATCHERS AND STARTERS, VEHICLE

                   320    440    362
                   ENUMERATORS AND INTERVIEWERS

                   321    562    412
                   ESTIMATORS AND INVESTIGATORS

                   323    436    360
                   EXPEDITERS AND PRODUCTION CONTROLLERS

                   325    440    308
                   FILE CLERKS

                   326    621    476
                   INSURANCE ADJUSTERS, EXAMINERS, AND INVESTIGATORS

                   330    431    397
                   LIBRARY ATTENDANTS AND ASSISTANTS

                   331    530    423
                   MAIL CARRIERS, POST OFFICE

                   332    433    355
                   MAIL HANDLERS, EXCEPT POST OFFICE

                   333    282    A93
                   MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS

                   334    440    362
                   METER READERS, UTILITIES

                 OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS

                   341    449    443
                   BOOKKEEPING AND BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS

                   342    450    449
                   CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATORS

                   343    450    449
                   COMPUTER AND PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS

                   344    450    449
                   DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS

                   345    450    449
                   KEYPUNCH OPERATORS

                   350    450    449
                   TABULATING MACHINE OPERATORS

                   355    450    449
                   OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS

                   360    440    413
                   PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING CLERKS

                   361    446    424
                   POSTAL CLERKS

                   362    440    362
                   PROOFREADERS

                   363    678    430
                   REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS

                   364    440    389
                   RECEPTIONISTS

                 SECRETARIES

                   370    610    458
                   SECRETARIES, LEGAL

                   371    610    458
                   SECRETARIES, MEDICAL

                   372    610    458
                   SECRETARIES

                   374    241    299
                   SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS

                   375    439    360
                   STATISTICAL CLERKS

                   376    610    433
                   STENOGRAPHERS

                   381    439    252
                   STOCK CLERKS AND STOREKEEPERS

                   382    624    488
                   TEACHER AIDES, EXCEPT SCHOOL MONITORS

                   383    220    298
                   TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS

                   384    470    435
                   TELEGRAPH OPERATORS

                   385    450    404
                   TELEPHONE OPERATORS

                   390    598    354
                   TICKET, STATION, AND EXPRESS AGENTS

                   391    610    413
                   TYPISTS

                   392    418    354
                   WEIGHERS

                   394    437  365
                   MISCELLANEOUS CLERICAL WORKERS

                   395    440    362
                   NOT SPECIFIED CLERICAL WORKERS

                 CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS
                 -----------------------------

                   401    216    325
                   AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES INSTALLERS

                   402    217    338
                   BAKERS

                   403    160    355
                   BLACKSMITHS

                   404    326    306
                   BOILERMAKERS

                   405    380    314
                   BOOKBINDERS

                   410    270    357
                   BRICKMASONS AND STONEMASONS

                   411    320    408
                   BRICKMASONS AND STONEMASONS, APPRENTICES

                   412    197    323
                   BULLDOZER OPERATORS

                   413    223    381
                   CABINETMAKERS

                   415    189    396
                   CARPENTERS

                   416    310    408
                   CARPENTER APPRENTICES

                   420    120    328
                   CARPET INSTALLERS

                   421    190    316
                   CEMENT AND CONCRETE FINISHERS

                   422    520    380
                   COMPOSITORS AND TYPESETTERS

                   423    400    408
                   PRINTING TRADES APPRENTICES, EXCEPT PRESSMEN

                   424    210    387
                   CRANEMEN, DERRICKMEN, AND HOISTMEN

                   425    400    374
                 DECORATORS AND WINDOW DRESSERS

                   426    480    610
                   DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNICIANS

                   430    440    492
                   ELECTRICIANS

                   431    370    408
                   ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICES

                   433    490    392
                   ELECTRIC POWER LINEMEN AND CABLEMEN

                   434    550    380
                   ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS

                   435    470    412
                   ENGRAVERS, EXCEPT PHOTOENGRAVERS

                   436      228    315
                   EXCAVATING, GRADING, AND ROAD MACHINE OPERATORS; EXCEPT
                   BULLDOZER

                   440    174    318
                   FLOOR LAYERS, EXCEPT TILE SETTERS

                   441    495    453
                   FOREMEN

                   442    228    355
                   FORGEMEN AND HAMMERMEN

                   443    178    291
                   FURNITURE AND WOOD FINISHERS

                   444    334    323
                   FURRIERS

                   445    253    267
                   GLAZIERS

                   446    217    353
                   HEAT TREATERS, ANNEALERS, AND TEMPERERS

                   450    225    310
                   INSPECTORS, SCALERS, AND GRADERS; LOG AND LUMBER

                   452    410    313
                   INSPECTORS

                   453    364    375
                   JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS

                   454    335    464
                   JOB AND DIE SETTERS, METAL

                   455    578    508
                   LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS

                   456    450    362
                   LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN

                   461    329    477
                   MACHINISTS

                   462    410    408
                   MACHINIST APPRENTICES

                 MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN

                   470    270    367
                   AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING, AND REFRIGERATION

                   471    480    482
                   AIRCRAFT

                   472    190    367
                   AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRMEN

                   473    190    367
                   AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS

                   474    250    408
                   AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICES

                   475    270    408
                   DATA PROCESSING MACHINE REPAIRMEN

                   480    270    326
                   FARM IMPLEMENT

                   481    266    328
                   HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS, INCLUDING DIESEL

                   482    270    326
                   HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORY INSTALLERS AND

                 MECHANICS

                   483    100    304
                   LOOM FIXERS

                   484    359    338
                   OFFICE MACHINE

                   485    360    350
                   RADIO AND TELEVISION

                   486    205    356
                   RAILROAD AND CAR SHOP

                   491    340    408
                   MECHANIC, EXCEPT AUTO, APPRENTICES

                   492    265    328
                   MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN

                   495    270    326
                   NOT SPECIFIED MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN

                 501    190    252
                 MILLERS; GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEED

                 502    310    403
                 MILLWRIGHTS

                 503    120    391
                 MOLDERS, METAL

                 504    330    408
                 MOLDER APPRENTICES

                 505    430    339
                 MOTION PICTURE PROJECTIONISTS

                 506    390    514
                 OPTICIANS, AND LENS GRINDERS AND POLISHERS

                 510    164    298
                 PAINTERS, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE

                 511    290    408
                 PAINTER APPRENTICES

                 512    135    275
                 PAPERHANGERS

                 514    430    387
                 PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS, EXCEPT PAPER

                 515    611    397
                 PHOTOENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS

                 516    380    320
                 PIANO AND ORGAN TUNERS AND REPAIRMEN

                 520    250    332
                 PLASTERERS

                 521    290    408
                 PLASTERER APPRENTICES

                 522    340    406
                 PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS

                 523    330    408
                 PLUMBER AND PIPE FITTER APPRENTICES

                 525    500    388
                 POWER STATION OPERATORS

                 530    456    391
                 PRESSMEN AND PLATE PRINTERS, PRINTING

                 531    400    408
                 PRESSMAN APPRENTICES

                 533    220    360
                 ROLLERS AND FINISHERS, METAL

                 534    151    315
                 ROOFERS AND SLATERS

                 535    330    368
                 SHEETMETAL WORKERS AND TINSMITHS

                 536    330    408
                 SHEETMETAL APPRENTICES

                 540    340    355
                 SHIPFITTERS

                 542    119    326
                 SHOE REPAIRMEN

                 543    168    307
                 SIGN PAINTERS AND LETTERERS

                 545    452    329
                 STATIONARY ENGINEERS

                 546    240    317
                 STONE CUTTERS AND STONE CARVERS

                 550    334    356
                 STRUCTURAL METAL CRAFTSMEN

                 551    214    340
                 TAILORS

                 552    488    391
                 TELEPHONE INSTALLERS AND REPAIRMEN

                 554    490    392
                 TELEPHONE LINEMEN AND SPLICERS

                 560    282    384
                 TILE SETTERS

                 561    492    423
                 TOOL OR DIE MAKERS

                 562    410    408
                 TOOL AND DIE MAKER APPRENTICES

                 563    212    299
                 UPHOLSTERERS

                 571    346    408
                 SPECIFIED CRAFT APPRENTICES

                 572    390    408
                 NOT SPECIFIED APPRENTICES

                 575    253    417
                 CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS

                 580    000    000
                 FORMER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES

                 600    000    000
                 CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES

                 OPERATIVES, EXCEPT TRANSPORT
                 ----------------------------

                 601    320    284
                 ASBESTOS AND INSULATION WORKERS

                 602    172    275
                 ASSEMBLERS

                 603    110    321
                 BLASTERS AND POWDERMEN

                 604    161    235
                 BOTTLING AND CANNING OPERATIVES

                 605    250    394
                 CHAINMEN, RODMEN, AND AXMEN; SURVEYING

                 610    184    361
                 CHECKERS, EXAMINERS, AND INSPECTORS; MANUFACTURING

                 611    168    207
                 CLOTHING IRONERS AND PRESSERS

                 612    189    285
                 CUTTING OPERATIVES

                 613    224    310
                 DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, EXCEPT FACTORY

                 614    216    262
                 DRILLERS, EARTH

                 615    244    363
                 DRY WALL INSTALLERS AND LATHERS

                 620    120    250
                 DYERS

                 621    187    235
                 FILERS, POLISHERS, SANDERS, AND BUFFERS

                 622    181    329
                 FURNACEMEN, SMELTERMEN, AND POURERS

                 623    179    212
                 GARAGE WORKERS AND GAS STATION ATTENDANTS

                 624    166    326
                 GRADERS AND SORTERS, MANUFACTURING

                 625    137    245
                 PRODUCE GRADERS AND PACKERS, EXCEPT FACTORY AND FARM

                 626    290    329
                 HEATERS, METAL

                 630    150    182
                 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING OPERATIVES

                 631    288    320
                 MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHERS, EXCEPT MANUFACTURING

                 633    162    235
                 MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHERS, MANUFACTURING

                 634    180    194
                 MEAT WRAPPERS, RETAIL TRADE

                 635    197    302
                 METAL PLATERS

                 636    460    334
                 MILLINERS

                 640    165    264
                 MINE OPERATIVES

                 641    173    273
                 MIXING OPERATIVES

                 642    150    242
                 OILERS AND GREASERS, EXCEPT AUTO

                 643    181    195
                 PACKERS AND WRAPPERS, EXCEPT MEAT AND PRODUCE

                 644    181    288
                 PAINTERS, MANUFACTURED ARTICLES

                 645    412    355
                 PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS WORKERS

                 PRECISION MACHINE OPERATIVES

                 650    220    318
                 DRILL PRESS OPERATIVES

                 651    219    190
                 GRINDING MACHINE OPERATIVES

                 652    216    319
                 LATHE AND MILLING MACHINE OPERATIVES

                 653    209    311
                 PRECISION MACHINE OPERATIVES

                 656    195    303
                 PUNCH AND STAMPING PRESS OPERATIVES

                 660    206    315
                 RIVETERS AND FASTENERS

                 661    160    337
                 SAILORS AND DECKHANDS

                 662    049    276
                 SAWYERS

                 663    182    251
                 SEWERS AND STITCHERS

                 664    092    316
                 SHOEMAKING MACHINE OPERATIVES

                 665    244    361
                 SOLDERERS

                 666    166    317
                 STATIONARY FIREMEN

                 TEXTILE OPERATIVES

                 670    033    289
                 CARDING, LAPPING, AND COMBING OPERATIVES


                 671    210    294
                 KNITTERS, LOOPERS, AND TOPPERS

                 672    041    282
                 SPINNERS, TWISTERS, AND WINDERS

                 673    059    251
                 WEAVERS

                 674    086    288
                 TEXTILE OPERATIVES

                 680    240    401
                 WELDERS AND FLAME CUTTERS

                 681    217    336
                 WINDING OPERATIVES

                 690    190    285
                 MACHINE OPERATIVES, MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFIED

                 692    193    293
                 MACHINE OPERATIVES, NOT SPECIFIED

                 694    188    289
                 MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIVES

                 695    195    291
                 NOT SPECIFIED OPERATIVES

                 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATIVES
                 ------------------------------

                 701    240    368
                 BOATMEN AND CANALMEN

                 703    240    324
                 BUS DRIVERS

                 704    325    280
                 CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN, URBAN RAIL TRANSIT

                 705    310    283
                 DELIVERYMEN AND ROUTEMEN

                 706    168    284
                 FORK LIFT AND TOW MOTOR OPERATIVES

                 710    030    272
                 MOTORMEN; MINE, FACTORY, LOGGING CAMP, ETC.

                 711    188    220
                 PARKING ATTENDANTS

                 712    420    347
                 RAILROAD BRAKEMEN

                 713    440    328
                 RAILROAD SWITCHMEN

                 714    100    215
                 TAXICAB DRIVERS AND CHAUFFEURS

                 715    151    321
                 TRUCK DRIVERS

                 LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM
                 ---------------------

                 740    175    303
                 ANIMAL CARETAKERS, EXCEPT FARM

                 750    230    000
                 CARPENTERS' HELPERS

                 751    071    174
                 CONSTRUCTION LABORERS, EXCEPT CARPENTERS' HELPERS

                 752    303    000
                 FISHERMEN AND OYSTERMEN

                 753    089    190
                 FREIGHT AND MATERIAL HANDLERS

                 754    060    173
                 GARBAGE COLLECTORS

                 755    109    221
                 GARDENERS AND GROUNDSKEEPERS, EXCEPT FARM

                 760    110    244
                 LONGSHOREMEN AND STEVEDORES

                 761    041    259
                 LUMBERMEN, RAFTSMEN, AND WOODCHOPPERS

                 762    173    207
                 STOCK HANDLERS

                 763    080    122
                 TEAMSTERS

                 764    086    185
                 VEHICLE WASHERS AND EQUIPMENT CLEANERS

                 770    083    203
                 WAREHOUSEMEN

                 780    082    191
                 MISCELLANEOUS LABORERS

                 785    083    175
                 NOT SPECIFIED LABORERS

                 FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS
                 -------------------------

                 801    140    407
                 FARMERS (OWNERS AND TENANTS)

                 802    360    437
                 FARM MANAGERS

                 FARM LABORERS AND FARM FOREMEN
                 ------------------------------

                 821    200    350
                 FARM FOREMEN

                 822    063    188
                 FARM LABORERS, WAGE WORKERS

                 823    170    185
                 FARM LABORERS, UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS

                 824    220    268
                 FARM SERVICE LABORERS, SELF-EMPLOYED

               SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 CLEANING SERVICE WORKERS
                 ------------------------

                 901    116    141
                 CHAMBERMAIDS AND MAIDS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 902    098    174
                 CLEANERS AND CHARWOMEN

                 903    125    193
                 JANITORS AND SEXTONS

               FOOD SERVICE WORKERS

                 910    190    199
                 BARTENDERS

                 911    110    144
                 BUSBOYS

                 912    150    264
                 COOKS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD


                 913    110    218
                 DISHWASHERS

                 914    170    154
                 FOOD COUNTER AND FOUNTAIN WORKERS

                 915    160    203
                 WAITERS

                 916    110    208
                 FOOD SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

               HEALTH SERVICE WORKERS

                 921    380    478
                 DENTAL ASSISTANTS

                 922    294    405
                 HEALTH AIDES, EXCEPT NURSING

                 923    510    451
                 HEALTH TRAINEES

                 924    370    233
                 LAY MIDWIVES

                 925    135    364
                 NURSING AIDES, ORDERLIES, AND ATTENDANTS

                 926    220    419
                 PRACTICAL NURSES

               PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS

                 931    310    364
                 AIRLINE STEWARDESSES

                 932    195    164
                 ATTENDANTS, RECREATION AND AMUSEMENT

                 933    288    225
                 ATTENDANTS, PERSONAL SERVICE

                 934    079    175
                 BAGGAGE PORTERS AND BELLHOPS

                 935    170    379
                 BARBERS

                 940    300    221
                 BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS

                 941    080    093
                 BOOTBLACKS

                 942    282    241
                 CHILD CARE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 943    100    209
                 ELEVATOR OPERATORS

                 944    170    332
                 HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS

                 945    310    408
                 PERSONAL SERVICE APPRENTICES

                 950    310    364
                 HOUSEKEEPERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 952    260    141
                 SCHOOL MONITORS

                 953    250    149
                 USHERS, RECREATION AND AMUSEMENT

                 954    110    144
                 WELFARE SERVICE AIDES

               PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS

                 960    175    245
                 CROSSING GUARDS AND BRIDGE TENDERS

                 961    370    438
                 FIREMEN, FIRE PROTECTION

                 962    182    223
                 GUARDS AND WATCHMEN

                 963    210    458
                 MARSHALS AND CONSTABLES

                 964    404    477
                 POLICEMEN AND DETECTIVES

                 965    340    550
                 SHERIFFS AND BAILIFFS

               PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS
               -------------------------

                 980    070    229
                 CHILD CARE WORKERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 981    070    180
                 COOKS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 982    186    247
                 HOUSEKEEPERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 983    120    176
                 LAUNDRESSES, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 984    070    180
                 MAIDS AND SERVANTS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

                 998    000    000
                 OCCUPATION NOT KNOWN

                 999    000    000
                 OCCUPATION NOT ASCERTAINED

                 000    000    000
                 INAPPROPRIATE



>> 1976 INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

                 THIS NOTE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 S13B, S17A, S19D, S22, S26B, S30A AND S32C


                 ALLOCATION CATEGORIES
                     029.  AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES -- ALLOCATED
                     058.  MINING -- ALLOCATED
                     078.  CONSTRUCTION -- ALLOCATED
                     267.  MANUFACTURING, DURABLE GOODS -- ALLOCATED
                     399.  MANUFACTURING, NONDURABLE GOODS -- ALLOCATED
                     499.  TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC
                           UTILITIES -- ALLOCATED
                     599.  WHOLESALE TRADE -- ALLOCATED
                     699.  RETAIL TRADE -- ALLOCATED
                     719.  FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE -- ALLOCATED
                     767.  BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVI ES -- ALLOCATED
                     799.  PERSONAL SERVICES -- ALLOCATED
                     817.  ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES -- ALLOCATED
                     899.  PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES -- ALLOCATED
                     947.  PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION -- ALLOCATED


                 AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES
                     017.  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
                     018.  AGRICULTURAL SERVICES, EXCEPT HORTICULTURAL
                     019.  HORTICULTURAL SERVICES
                     027.  FORESTRY
                     028.  FISHERIES



                 MINING
                     047.  METAL MINING
                     048.  COAL MINING
                     049.  CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS EXTRACTIONS
                     057.  NONMETALLIC MINING AND QUARRYING, EXCEPT FUEL


                 CONSTRUCTION
                     067.  GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS
                     068.  GENERAL CONTRACTORS, EXCEPT BUILDING
                     069.  SPECIAL TRADE CONTRACTORS
                     077.  NOT SPECIFIED CONSTRUCTION



                 MANUFACTURING

                 DURABLE GOODS
                           LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE
                     107.    LOGGING
                     108.    SAWMILLS, PLANING MILLS, AND MILL WORK
                     109.    MISCELLANEOUS WOOD PRODUCTS
                     118.  FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

                           STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS
                     119.    GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS
                     127.    CEMENT, CONCRETE, GYPSUM, AND PLASTER PRODUCTS
                     128.    STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS
                     137.    POTTERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS
                     138.    MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERAL AND STONE
                             PRODUCTS

                           METAL INDUSTRIES
                     139.    BLAST FURNACES, STEEL WORKS, ROLLING AND FINISH-
                             ING MILLS
                     147.    OTHER PRIMARY IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES
                     148.    PRIMARY ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES
                     149.    OTHER PRIMARY NONFERROUS INDUSTRIES
                     157.    CUTLERY, HAND TOOLS, AND OTHER HARDWARE
                     158.    FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL PRODUCTS
                     159.    SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS
                     167.    METAL STAMPING
                     168.    MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
                     169.    NOT SPECIFIED METAL INDUSTRIES

                           MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL
                     177.    ENGINES AND TURBINES
                     178.    FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
                     179.    CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING MACHINES
                     187.    METALWORKING MACHINERY
                     188.    OFFICE AND ACCOUNTING MACHINES
                     189.    ELECTRONIC COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
                     197.    MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL
                     198.    NOT SPECIFIED MACHINERY

                           ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES
                     199.    HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
                     207.    RADIO, T.V., AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
                     208.    ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES
                     209.   NOT SPECIFIED ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND
                             SUPPLIES

                           TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT
                     219.    MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
                     227.    AIRCRAFT AND PARTS
                     228.    SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRING
                     229.    RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVES AND EQUIPMENT
                     237.    MOBILE DWELLINGS AND CAMPERS
                     238.    CYCLES AND MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT

                           PROFESSIONAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, AND
                           WATCHES
                     239.    SCIENTIFIC AND CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS
                     247.    OPTICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES SUPPLIES
                     248.    PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
                     249.    WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND CLOCKWORK-OPERATED DEVICES
                     257.    NOT SPECIFIED PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT
                     258.  ORDNANCE
                     259.  MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES


                 NONDURABLE GOODS

                           FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS
                     268.    MEAT PRODUCTS
                     269.    DAIRY PRODUCTS
                     278.    CANNING AND PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND
                             SEAFOODS
                     279.    GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS
                     287.    BAKERY PRODUCTS
                     288.    CONFECTIONERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS
                     289.    BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES
                     297.    MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PREPARATION AND KINDRED
                             PRODUCTS
                     298.    NOT SPECIFIED FOOD INDUSTRIES
                     299.  TOBACCO MANUFACTURES

                           TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS
                     307.    KNITTING MILLS
                     308.    DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES, EXCEPT WOOD AND
                             KNIT GOODS
                     309.    FLOOR COVERINGS, EXCEPT HARD SURFACE
                     317.    YARN, THREAD, AND FABRIC MILLS
                     318.    MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS

                           APPAREL AND OTHER FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS
                     319.    APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES
                     327.    MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS

                           PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
                     328.    PULP, PAPER, AND PAPERBOARD MILLS
                     329.    MISCELLANEOUS PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS
                     337.    PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS AND BOXES

                           PRINTING, PUBLISHING, AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES
                     338.    NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING AND PRINTING
                     339.    PRINTING, PUBLISHING, AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES,
                             EXCEPT NEWSPAPERS

                           CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
                     347.    INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
                     348.    PLASTICS, SYNTHETICS, AND RESINS, EXCEPT FIBERS
                     349.    SYNTHETIC FIBERS
                     357.    DRUGS AND MEDICINES
                     358.    SOAPS AND COSMETICS
                     359.    PAINTS, VARNISHES AND RELATED PRODUCTS
                     367.    AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS
                     368.    MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS
                     369.    NOT SPECIFIED CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

                           PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS
                     377.    PETROLEUM REFINING
                     378.    MISCELLANEOUS PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS

                           RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS
                     379.    RUBBER PRODUCTS
                     387.    MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS

                           LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS
                     388.    TANNED, CURRIED, AND FINISHED LEATHER
                     389.    FOOTWEAR EXCEPT RUBBER
                     397.    LEATHER PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FOOTWEAR
                     398.  NOT SPECIFIED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES



                 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES

                 TRANSPORTATION
                     407.  RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS SERVICE
                     408.  STREET RAILWAYS AND BUS LINES
                     409.  TAXICAB SERVICE
                     417.  TRUCKING SERVICE
                     418.  WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE
                     419.  WATER TRANSPORTATION
                     427.  AIR TRANSPORTATION
                     428.  PIPE LINES, EXCEPT NATURAL GAS
                     429.  SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO TRANSPORATION

                 COMMUNICATIONS
                     447.  RADIO BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION
                     448.  TELEPHONE (WIRE AND RADIO)
                     449.  TELEGRAPH AND MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION SERVICES

                 UTILITIES AND SANITARY SERVICES
                     467.  ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER
                     468.  ELECTRIC GAS UTILITIES
                     469.  GAS AND STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEMS
                     477.  WATER SUPPLY
                     478.  SANITARY SERVICES
                     479.  OTHER AND NOT SPECIFIED UTILITIES

                 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE

                 WHOLESALE TRADE
                     507.  MOTOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT
                     508.  DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
                     509.  DRY GOODS AND APPAREL
                     527.  FOOD AND RELATED PRODUCTS
                     528.  FARM PRODUCTS -- RAW MATERIALS
                     529.  ELECTRICAL GOODS
                     537.  HARDWARE, PLUMBING, AND HEATING SUPPLIES
                     538.  NOT SPECIFIED ELECTRICAL AND HARDWARE PRODUCTS
                     539.  MACHINERY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
                     557.  METALS AND MINERALS
                     558.  PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
                     559.  SCRAP AND WASTE MATERIALS
                     567.  ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
                     568.  PAPER AND ITS PRODUCTS
                     569.  LUMBER AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
                     587.  WHOLESALERS
                     588.  NOT SPECIFIED WHOLESALE TRADE

                 RETAIL TRADE
                     607.  LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL RETAILING
                     608.  HARDWARE AND FARM EQUIPMENT STORES
                     609.  DEPARTMENT AND MAIL ORDER ESTABLISHMENTS
                     617.  LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES
                     618.  VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS
                     619.  DIRECT SELLING ESTABLISHMENTS
                     627.  MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES
                     628.  GROCERY STORES
                     629.  DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES
                     637.  RETAIL BAKERIES
                     638.  FOOD STORES
                     639.  MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS
                     647.  TIRE, BATTERY, AND ACCESSORY DEALERS
                     648.  GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
                     649.  MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLE DEALERS
                     657.  APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES STORES, EXCEPT SHOE STORES
                     658.  SHOE STORES
                     667.  FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS STORES
                     668.  HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, TV, AND RADIO STORES
                     669.  EATING AND DRINKING PLACES
                     677.  DRUG STORES
                     678.  LIQUOR STORES
                     679.  FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY STORES
                     687.  JEWELRY STORES
                     688.  FUEL AND ICE DEALERS
                     689.  RETAIL FLORISTS
                     697.  MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL STORES
                     698.  NOT SPECIFIED RETAIL TRADE


                 FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
                     707.  BANKING
                     708.  CREDIT AGENCIES
                     709.  SECURITY, COMMODITY BROKERAGE, AND INVESTMENT
                           COMPANIES
                     717.  INSURANCE
                     718.  REAL ESTATE, INCLUDING REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LAW
                           OFFICES


                 BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES
                     727.  ADVERTISING
                     728.  SERVICES TO DWELLINGS AND OTHER BUILDINGS
                     729.  COMMERCIAL RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND TESTING LABS
                     737.  EMPLOYMEMT AND TEMPORARY HELP AGENCIES
                     738.  BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING SERVICES
                     739.  COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SERVICES
                     747.  DETECTIVE AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
                     748.  BUSINESS SERVICES
                     749.  AUTOMOBILE SERVICES, EXCEPT REPAIR
                     757.  AUTOMOBILE REPAIR AND RELATED SERVICES
                     758.  ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOPS
                     759.  MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR SERVICES


                 PERSONAL SERVICES
                     769.  PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS
                     777.  HOTELS AND MOTELS
                     778.  LODGING PLACES, EXCEPT HOTELS AND MOTELS
                     779.  LAUNDERING, CLEANING, AND OTHER GARMENT SERVICES
                     787.  BEAUTY SHOPS
                     788.  BARBER SHOPS
                     789.  SHOE REPAIR SHOPS
                     797.  DRESSMAKING SHOPS
                     798.  MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL SERVICES


                 ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES
                     807.  THEATERS AND MOTION PICTURES
                     808.  BOWLING ALLEYS, BILLIARD AND POOL PARLORS
                     809.  MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES

                 PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
                     828.  OFFICES OF PHYSICIANS
                     829.  OFFICES OF DENTISTS
                     837.  OFFICES OF CHIROPRACTORS
                     838.  HOSPITALS
                     839.  CONVALESCENT INSTITUTIONS
                     847.  OFFICES OF HEALTH PRACTITIONERS
                     848.  HEALTH SERVICES
                     849.  LEGAL SERVICES
                     857.  ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
                     858.  COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
                     859.  LIBRARIES
                     867.  EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
                     868.  NOT SPECIFIED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
                     869.  MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES, AND ZOOS
                     877.  RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
                     878.  WELFARE SERVICES
                     879.  RESIDENTIAL WELFARE FACILITIES
                     887.  NONPROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS
                     888.  ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
                     889.  ACCOUNTING, AUDITING, AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
                     897.  MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES


                 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
                     907.  POSTAL SERVICE
                     917.  FEDERAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
                     927.  STATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
                     937.  LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION


                 MISSING DATA
                     999.  INDUSTRY NOT REPORTED










>> 1976 UNION CODE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 S34(1-3).

                 FROM THE 'DIRECTORY OF NATIONAL AND INTL. LABOR UNIONS IN
                 THE U.S., 1955,' US DEPARTMENT OF LABOR BULLETIN NO. 1185,
                 WITH REVISIONS


                 (101-299 ARE AFL)
                     101.  ACTORS AND ARTISTS OF AMERICA.  ASSOCIATED
                     102.  AGRICULTURAL WORKERS UNION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     103.  AIR LINE DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION
                     104.  AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     105.  ALUMINUM WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION
                     106.  ASBESTOS WORKERS.  INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
                           HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS
                     107.  UAW IF WORKS FOR AUTO COMPANY
                     109.  BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS, COSMETOLOGISTS &
                           PROPRIETORS INTL. UN OF AM.  JOURNEYMEN (AFL)
                     110.  BILL POSTERS, BILLERS AND DISTRIBUTORS. INTL.
                           ALLIANCE OF
                     111.  BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS
                           FORGERS & HELPERS.  INTL. BROTHERHOOD OF (AFL)
                     112.  BOOKBINDERS.  INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF
                     113.  BRICK & CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA.  UNITED
                     114.  BRICKLAYERS, MASONS & PLASTERERS INTL. UNION
                           OF AMERICA (AFL) (CHECK ALSO 169)
                     115.  BROOM & WHISK MAKERS UNION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     116.  BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION
                     117.  CARPENTERS & JOINERS OF AM.  UNITED BRO OF
                     118.  CEMENT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS INTL. UNION
                     119.  CHEMICAL WORKERS UN. INTL. (AFL) (CHECK ALSO 317)
                     120.  CIGAR MAKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA
                     121.  CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE WORKERS.  INTL. ASSOC. OF
                     122.  COOPERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA
                     123.  DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING AND WINE WORKERS INTL.
                           UNION OF AMERICA (AFL) (CHECK ALSO 303)
                     124.  ELECTRICAL WORKERS.  INTL. BROTHERHOOD OF (AFL)
                     125.  ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS.  INTERNATIONAL UNION OF
                     126.  ENGINEERS.  AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TECHNICAL (AFL)
                     127.  ENGINEERS.  INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING
                     128.  FIRE FIGHTERS.  INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
                     129.  FIREMEN AND OILERS.  INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF
                     130.  FLIGHT ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
                     131.  GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA
                     132.  GARMENT WORKERS UNION.  INTERNATIONAL LADIES'
                     133.  GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS ASSOC. OF THE US AND CANADA
                     134.  GLASS CUTTERS LEAGUE OF AMERICA.  WINDOW
                     135.  GLASS WORKERS UNION.  AMERICAN FLINT (AFL)
                     136.  GLOVE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA.  INTERNATIONAL
                     137.  GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.  AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
                     138.  GRAIN MILLERS.  AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
                     139.  GRANITE CUTTERS INTL. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
                     140.  HATTERS, CAP & MILLINERY WORKERS INTL. UN. UNITED
                     141.  HOD CARRIERS BUILDING AND COMMON LABORERS UNION OF
                           AMERICA.  INTERNATIONAL
                     142.  HORSESHOERS OF UNITED STATES & CANADA.  INTL.
                           UNION OF JOURNEYMEN
                     143.  HOSIERY WORKERS.  AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
                     144.  HOTEL & RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES & BARTENDERS INTL. UN
                     145.  INSURANCE WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION (AFL)
                     146.  IRON WORKERS.  INTERNAL ASSOC. OF BRIDGE,
                           STRUCTURAL & ORNAMENTAL
                     147.  JEWELRY WORKERS UNION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     148.  LATHERS INTL. UNION. THE WOOD, WIRE & METAL
                     149.  LAUNDRY WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION
                     150.  LEATHER GOODS, PLASTIC & NOVELTY WORKERS UN. INT
                     151.  LETTER CARRIERS.  NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (AFL)
                     152.  LONGSHOREMEN.  INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF (AFL)
                     153.  MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS.  INTERNATIONAL
                           ASSOCIATION OF
                     154.  MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES.  BROTHERHOOD OF
                     155.  MARBLE, SLATE & STONE POLISHERS, RUBBERS &
                           SAWYERS, TILE & MARBLE SETTERS, HELPERS & TERRAZZO
                           HELPERS.  INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
                     156.  MASTERS, MATES & PILOTS OF AMERICA.  INT. ORG. OF
                     157.  MEAT CUTTERS & BUTCHER WKMN. OF NO. AM. AMAL.
                     158.  MECHANICS AND FOREMEN OF NAVAL SHORE
                           ESTABLISHMENTS.  NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MASTER
                     159.  MESSENGERS.  THE NATL. ASSOC. OF SPECIAL DELIVERY
                           (CHECK ALSO 174)
                     160.  METAL ENGR. & MARKING DEVICE WORKERS UN. INTL.
                     161.  METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS & HELPERS INTL.
                           UN
                     162.  MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS UNION OF NORTH
                           AMERICA.  INTERNATIONAL
                     163.  MUSICIANS.  AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
                     164.  OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL
                           UNION
                     165.  PAINTERS,DECORATORS & PAPERHANGERS OF AM.BROHD. OF
                     166.  PAPER MAKERS.  INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF (AFL)
                     167.  PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NORTH AMERICA
                     168.  PHOTO-ENGRAVERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. INTL.
                     169.  PLASTERERS & CEMENT MASONS INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF
                           UNITED STATES & CANADA. OPERATIVE (CHECK ALSO 114)
                     170.  PLATE PRINTERS, DIE STAMPERS AND ENGRAVERS UNION
                           OF NORTH AMERICA.  INTERNATIONAL
                     171.  PLUMBING & FITTING IND. OF THE U.S. & CANADA.
                           UNITED ASSOC. OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE
                     172.  PORTERS.  BROTHERHOOD OF SLEEPING CAR
                     173.  POSTAL CLERKS.  UNITED FEDERATION OF
                     174.  POST OFFICE.  POSTAL TRANSP. SER. MAIL HANDLERS,
                           WATCHMEN, MESSENGERS AND GROUP LEADERS (AFL) (CHECK
                           ALSO 159)
                     175.  POSTER TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION.  NATIONAL
                     176.  POTTERS.  INTL. BROTHERHOOD OF OPERATIVE POTTERS
                           (CHECK ALSO 309)
                     177.  PRINTING PRESSMEN & ASST. UN. OF NORTH AM. INT.
                     178.  PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS.
                           INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF (AFL)
                     179.  RADIO AND TELEVISION DIRECTORS GUILD (AFL)
                     180. RAILROAD SIGNALMEN OF AMERICA.  BROTHERHOOD OF (AFL)
                     181.  RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS.  ORDER OF (AFL)
                     182.  RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF AMERICA (AFL)
                     183.  RAILWAY CARMEN OF AMERICA.  BROTHERHOOD OF
                     184.  RAILWAY PATROLMEN'S INTERNATIONAL UNION
                     185.  RAILWAY, AIRLINE, AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT
                           HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES.  BROTHER-
                           HOOD OF
                     186.  RETAIL CLERKS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION (AFL)
                     187.  ROOFERS, DAMPERS AND WATERPROOF WORKERS
                           ASSOCIATION.  UNITED SLATE, TILE AND COMPOSITION
                     188.  SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA
                     189.  SHEET METAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
                     190.  SHOE WORKERS UNION.  BOOT & (AFL)
                     191.  SIDEROGRAPHERS.  INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
                     192.  STAGE EMPLOYEES & MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS
                           OF THE U.S. & CANADA. INTL. ALLIANCE OF THEATRICAL
                     193.  STATE, COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES. AM. FED. OF
                     194.  STEREOTYPERS & ELECTROTYPERS UN. OF NO. AM. INTL.
                     195.  STONE CUTTERS ASSOC. OF NORTH AMERICA. JOURNEYMEN
                     196.  STOVE MOUNTERS INTL. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA
                     197.  STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES
                           OF AMERICA.  AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION OF
                     198.  SWITCHMEN'S UNION OF NORTH AMERICA
                     199.  TEACHERS.  AMERICAN FEDERATION OF <INCLUDES MEMBERS
                           OF NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, UNITED FEDERA-
                           TION OF TEACHERS, AND STATE/LOCAL TEACHERS'
                           ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIZATIONS>
                     201.  TELEGRAPHERS UNION.  COMMERCIAL
                     202.  TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA.  UNITED (AFL)
                     203.  TOBACCO WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION
                     204.  TOYS, PLAYTHINGS, NOVELTIES & ALLIED PRODUCTS OF
                           THE U.S. & CANADA.  INTERNATIONAL UNION OF DOLLS
                     205.  TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     206.  UPHOLSTERERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA
                     207.  WALLPAPER CRAFTSMEN & WORKERS OF NO. AM. UNITED
                     208.  WIRE WEAVERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.  AMERICAN

                     290.  OTHER AFL UNION
                     299.  AFL UNION, NA WHAT INTERNATIONAL OR NATIONAL


                     (302-399 ARE CI0)
                     302.  BARBERS & BEAUTY CULTURISTS UNION OF AM. (CIO)
                     303.  BREWERY, FLOUR, CEREAL, SOFT DRINK AND DISTILLERY
                           WORKERS OF AMERICA, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF UNITED
                     304.  BROADCAST EMPLOYEES & TECHNICIANS. NATL. ASSOC. OF
                     305.  CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA.  AMALGAMATED
                     306.  COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA (CIO)
                     307.  ELECTRICAL, RADIO & MACHINE WKRS. INTL. UN. (CIO)
                     308.  FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA.  UNITED
                     309.  GLASS AND CERAMICS WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA.
                           UNITED (CIO) (CHECK ALSO 176)
                     310.  INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA (CIO)
                     311.  LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA.  AMALGAMATED
                     312.  MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.  NATIONAL
                     313.  MARINE & SHIPBUILDING WRK'S OF AM.INDUS.UN.OF(CIO)
                     314.  MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA.  NATIONAL
                     315.  MECHANICS EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA
                     316.  NEWSPAPER GUILD.  AMERICAN
                     317.  OIL, CHEMICAL & ATOMIC WORKERS INTL. UNION (CIO)
                     318.  PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD, & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA.
                           UNITED (CIO)
                     319.  PAPERWORKERS OF AMERICA.  UNITED (CIO)
                     320.  RADIO ASSOCIATION.  AMERICAN (CIO)
                     321.  RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION (CIO)
                     322.  RUBBER,CORK,LINOLEUM & PLASTIC WRK'S OF AM. UNITED
                     323.  SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA.  UNITED (CIO)
                     324.  STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED
                     325.  STONE AND ALLIED PRODUCTS WORKERS OF AM. UN. OF
                     326.  TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA (CIO)
                     327.  TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES.  UNITED (CIO)
                     328.  TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA (CIO)
                     329.  UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA (CIO)
                     330.  WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA.  INTERNATIONAL (CIO)

                     390.  OTHER CIO UNION
                     396.  CIO UNION, NA WHAT INTERNATIONAL
                     399.  AFL-CIO, NA WHAT NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL, OR NOT
                           LISTED, OR OTHER


                     (401-499 ARE INDEPENDENT UNIONS)
                     401.  AIRLINE COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
                     402.  ASSOCIATED UNIONS OF AMERICA
                     403.  AUTHORS LEAGUE OF AMERICA
                     404.  CHRISTIAN LABOR ASSOC. OF THE U.S.A.
                     405.  AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION
                     406.  INTERNATIONAL DIE SINKERS CONFERENCE
                     407.  ELEC,RADIO & MACHINE WRK'S OF AM.UNITED (IND.)
                     408.  ENGINEERING EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION.  SEATTLE PROF.
                     409.  ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION.  TECHNICAL (IND.)
                     410.  ENGRAVERS AND SKETCHMAKERS.  FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF
                     411.  FEDERAL EMPLOYEES.  NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
                     412.  FOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
                     413.  GUARD WORKERS OF AMERICA.  INTL. UN, UNITED PLANT
                     414.  ALLIED INDEPENDENT UNION
                     415.  INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF THE WORLD
                     416.  INSURANCE AGENTS.  INTL. UNION OF LIFE (IND.)
                     417.  LACE OPERATIVES OF AMERICA.  AMALGAMATED
                     418.  LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION.  NATIONAL RURAL
                     422.  LONGSHOREMEN & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION. INTL.
                     423.  MACHINE PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS ASSOC. OF THE U.S.
                     424.  MAILERS UNION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     425.  MINE, MILL & SMELTER WORKERS.  INTL. UNION OF
                     426.  MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA.  UNITED
                     427.  NEWSPAPER & MAIL DELIVERERS UN. OF N.Y. & VICINITY
                     428.  PACKINGHOUSE AND DAIRY WORKERS.  NATL. BROTHERHOOD
                           OF (IND.)
                     429.  PAVING CUTTERS UNION OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
                     430.  PETROLEUM WORKERS.  INDUSTRIAL UNION OF
                     431.  POST OFFICE CLERKS.  UNITED NATL. ASSOC. OF (IND.)
                     432.  POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES.  NATIONAL
                           FEDERATION OF (IND.)
                     434.  POSTAL EMPLOYEES.  NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF (IND.)
                     435.  POSTAL SUPERVISORS.  NATIONAL ASSOC. OF (IND.)
                     436.  POSTMASTERS OF THE U.S. NATIONAL LEAGUE OF
                     437.  PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES IN THE ELECTRICAL &
                           MACHINE INDUSTRY.  INDEPENDENT UNION OF
                     438.  RAILROAD OPERATING CRAFTS.  UNITED (IND.)
                     440.  RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
                     442.  RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.  INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF
                     443.  RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION.  THE AMERICAN
                     445.  SALARIED UNIONS.  NATIONAL FED. OF
                     446.  SCREEN DIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA, INC.
                     447.  SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN.  BROTHERHOOD OF
                     448.  STOCKYARD WORKERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
                     449.  TELEPHONE UNIONS.  ALLIANCE OF INDEPENDENT
                     451.  TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION.  INTERNATIONAL
                     452.  UTILITY WORKERS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC.BRO OF (IND.)
                     453.  WATCH WORKERS UNION.  AMERICAN
                     454.  WATCHMEN'S ASSOC.  INDEPENDENT (SEE ALSO 174)
                     455.  WELDERS OF AMERICA.  NATIONAL UNION OF UNITED
                     456.  WOOD CARVERS ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA.  INTL.
                     457.  WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA

                     490.  OTHER INDEPENDENT OR UNAFFILIATED UNIONS
                     499.  INDEPENDENT OR UNAFFILIATED UNION, NA WHAT NAME


                     (500-599 ARE ALLIANCE FOR LABOR PROGRESS)
                     500.  AUTOMOBILE, AIRCRAFT & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORK-
                           ERS OF AM., INT'L. UNION, UNITED (U.A.W.)
                     510.  BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AM.
                     550.  TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMENT & HELPERS OF
                           AMERICA.  INT'L BROTHERHOOD OF


                     (620-651 ARE UNIONS AFFILIATED WITH AFL AND/OR CIO AFTER
                     THEIR MERGER)
                     620.  LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.  INT'L.
                     650.  TRAIN DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION.  AMERICAN
                     651.  UNITED TRANSPORTATION UNION (INCLUDING THE FOLLOW-
                           ING MEMBER UNIONS: LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.  BROTHER-
                           HOOD OF; LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN & ENGINEMEN.  BROTHER-
                          HOOD OF; RAILROAD TRAINMEN.  BROTHERHOOD OF; RAILWAY
                           CONDUCTORS & BRAKEMEN.  ORDER OF; RAILROAD TRAINMEN
                           & LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, ASSOC. OF)

                     990.  OTHER UNION, ANY MENTION OF A UNION WHICH CANNOT
                           BE FITTED INTO OTHER CODES SHOULD BE GIVEN 990; NA
                           WHETHER AFL, CIO OR INDEPENDENT
                     997.  OTHER


                     998.  DK
                     999.  NA
                     000.  INAP., NO ONE IN HOUSEHOLD IS A UNION MEMBER.







>> 1976 THE STATE AND COUNTRY CODE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 S9, S40 - S40D, S43, S44 AND POST-ELECTION QUESTION J13.

                 UNITED STATES


                 NEW ENGLAND

                     101.  CONNECTICUT
                     102.  MAINE
                     103.  MASSACHUSETTS
                     104.  NEW HAMPSHIRE
                     105.  RHODE ISLAND
                     106.  VERMONT

                     109.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA


                 MIDDLE ATLANTIC

                     111.  DELAWARE
                     112.  NEW JERSEY
                     113.  NEW YORK
                     114.  PENNSYLVANIA

                     118.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA

                     119.  EAST; MENTION OF STATES IN BOTH NEW ENGLAND AND
                           MIDDLE ATLANTIC AREAS


                 EAST NORTH CENTRAL

                     121.  ILLINOIS
                     122.  INDIANA
                     123.  MICHIGAN
                     124.  OHIO
                     125.  WISCONSIN

                     129.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA


                 WEST NORTH CENTRAL

                     131.  IOWA
                     132.  KANSAS
                     133.  MINNESOTA
                     134.  MISSOURI
                     135.  NEBRASKA
                     136.  NORTH DAKOTA
                     137.  SOUTH DAKOTA

                     138.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA

                     139.  MIDWEST; MENTION OF STATES IN BOTH EAST NORTH
                           CENTRAL AND WEST NORTH CENTRAL AREAS


                 SOLID SOUTH

                     141.  ALABAMA
                     142.  ARKANSAS
                     143.  FLORIDA
                     144.  GEORGIA
                     145.  LOUISIANA
                     146.  MISSISSIPPI
                     147.  NORTH CAROLINA
                     148.  SOUTH CAROLINA
                     149.  TEXAS
                     140.  VIRGINIA

                     157.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; THE SOUTH; REFERENCE TO
                           TWO OR MORE STATES IN THE SOUTH


                 BORDER STATES

                     151.  KENTUCKY
                     152.  MARYLAND
                     153.  OKLAHOMA
                     154.  TENNESSEE
                     155.  WASHINGTON, D.C.
                     156.  WEST VIRGINIA

                     158.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA

                     159.  SOUTH; MENTION OF STATES IN BOTH SOLID SOUTH AND
                           BORDER STATES AREAS


                 MOUNTAIN STATES

                     161.  ARIZONA
                     162.  COLORADO
                     163.  IDAHO
                     164.  MONTANA
                     165.  NEVADA
                     166.  NEW MEXICO
                     167.  UTAH
                     168.  WYOMING

                     169.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA


                 PACIFIC STATES

                     171.  CALIFORNIA
                     172.  OREGON
                     173.  WASHINGTON

                     178.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; 2 OR MORE STATES IN AREA

                     179.  WEST; MENTION OF STATES IN BOTH MOUNTAIN STATES
                           AND PACIFIC STATES AREA


                 EXTERNAL STATES AND TERRITORIES

                     180.  ALASKA
                     181.  HAWAII
                     182.  PUERTO RICO
                     183.  AMERICAN SAMOA, GUAM
                     184.  PANAMA CANAL ZONE
                     185.  TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
                     186.  VIRGIN ISLANDS
                     189.  OTHER U.S. DEPENDENCIES


                 REFERENCE TO 2 OR MORE STATES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE
                 UNITED STATES; OR NA WHICH STATE

                     190.  AMERICAN INDIAN AND OTHER COMBINATIONS
                     191.  NORTHEAST AND SOUTH
                     192.  NORTHEAST AND MIDWEST
                     193.  NEGRO; AMERICAN BLACK; AFRO-AMERICAN; BLACK
                     194.  WEST AND MIDWEST
                     195.  WEST AND SOUTH
                     196.  MIDWEST AND SOUTH

                     197.  AMERICAN INDIAN, INDIAN, TRIBAL MENTIONS

                     198.  LIVED IN 3 OR MORE REGIONS.  (NA WHETHER LIVED IN
                           ONE MORE THAN THE REST)

                     199.  UNITED STATES, NA WHICH STATE

                 WESTERN HEMISPHERE  (EXCEPT U.S.)


                 NORTH AMERICA

                     201.  NORTH AMERICA (EXCEPT U.S.) COMBINATION OF CANADA,
                           MEXICO AND/OR CENTRAL AMERICA

                     207.  CANADA - ANCESTRY OF ANGLO-SAXON ORIGIN
                     208.  CANADA - ANCESTRY OF FRENCH ORIGIN
                     209.  CANADA - NA ORIGIN OR OTHER ORIGIN

                     219.  MEXICO


                 CENTRAL AMERICA

                     229.  CENTRAL AMERICA


                 WEST INDIES - EXCEPT PUERTO RICO AND VIRGIN ISLANDS

                     231.  BARBADOS
                     232.  CUBA
                     233.  DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
                     234.  HAITI
                     235.  JAMAICA
                     236.  NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
                     237.  TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
                     238.  ISLANDS OF LESSER ANTILLES - EXCEPT VIRGIN ISLANDS
                           AND NETHERLANDS ANTILLES

                     239.  WEST INDIES (EXCEPT PUERTO RICO) AND VIRGIN
                           ISLANDS; OR "CARIBBEAN."  REFERENCE TO 2 OR MORE
                           WEST INDIAN COUNTRIES


                 SOUTH AMERICA

                     259.  SOUTH AMERICA; SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY OR COUNTRIES

                 EUROPE


                 BRITISH ISLES

                     301.  ENGLAND (BRITISH)
                     302.  IRELAND (NA NORTH OR SOUTH); SOUTHERN IRELAND
                     303.  SCOTLAND
                     304.  WALES
                     305.  NORTH IRELAND (ULSTER)
                     306.  SCOT-IRISH
                     308.  UNITED KINGDOM, GREAT BRITAIN

                     309.  "BRITISH ISLES".  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.
                           REFERENCE TO 2 OR MORE COUNTRIES OF THE BRITISH
                           ISLES


                 WESTERN EUROPE

                     310.  AUSTRIA
                     311.  BELGIUM
                     312.  FRANCE
                     313.  FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY (W. GERMANY)
                     314.  GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (E. GERMANY)
                     315.  GERMANY.  NA - EAST OR WEST
                     316.  LUXEMBOURG
                     317.  NETHERLANDS; HOLLAND
                     318.  SWITZERLAND

                     319.  "WESTERN EUROPE".  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.
                           REFERENCE TO 2 OR MORE COUNTRIES OF WESTERN EUROPE


                 SCANDINAVIA

                     321.  DENMARK
                     322.  FINLAND
                     323.  NORWAY
                     324.  SWEDEN
                     325.  ICELAND

                     328.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA OF WESTERN EUROPE AND/OR
                           SCANDINAVIA AND/OR BRITISH ISLES AND/OR MEDITER-
                           RANEAN COUNTRIES AND/OR GREECE; REFERENCE TO TWO
                           OR MORE COUNTRIES IN DIFFERENT AREAS LISTED ABOVE

                     329.  "SCANDINAVIA".  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.  REFER-
                           ENCE TO 2 OR MORE SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES


                 EASTERN EUROPE

                     331.  CZECHOSLOVAKIA (SLAVIC)
                     332.  ESTONIA
                     333.  HUNGARY
                     334.  LATVIA
                     335.  LITHUANIA
                     336.  POLAND
                     337.  RUSSIA (OR U.S.S.R.)
                     338.  UKRAINE

                     339.  "EASTERN EUROPE".  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.  REF-
                           ERENCE TO 2 OR MORE COUNTRIES OF EASTERN EUROPE


                 BALKAN COUNTRIES

                     341.  ALBANIA
                     342.  BULGARIA
                     343.  GREECE
                     344.  RUMANIA
                     345.  YUGOSLAVIA

                     348.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; REFERENCE TO 2 OR MORE
                           BALKAN COUNTRIES

                     349.  "BALKANS".  GENERAL REFERENCE OF AREA.  REFERENCE
                           TO COUNTRIES IN EASTERN EUROPE AND BALKANS


                 MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES

                     351.  ITALY
                     352.  PORTUGAL
                     353.  SPAIN
                     354.  MALTA OR GOZO

                     399.  "EUROPE".  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.  REFERENCE TO
                           2 OR MORE COUNTRIES OF EUROPE


                 ASIA (EXCEPT NEAR EAST)

                     401.  AFGHANISTAN
                     404.  INDIA
                     406.  PAKISTAN
                     428.  SOUTHEAST ASIA - INDOCHINA, THAILAND, MALAYA,
                           BURMA, PHILIPPINES, INDONESIA
                     431.  CHINA (MAINLAND)
                     434.  TAIWAN, FORMOSA
                     443.  KOREA - NA WHETHER NORTH OR SOUTH
                     451.  JAPAN
                     452.  KOREA

                     499.  "ASIA".  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.  REFERENCE TO 2
                           OR MORE COUNTRIES OF ASIA


                 NEAR EAST

                     501.  U.A.R. (EGYPT)
                     502.  IRAN
                     503.  IRAQ
                     504.  ISRAEL (OR PALESTINE), JEWISH
                     505.  JORDAN
                     506.  LEBANON
                     507.  SAUDI ARABIA
                     508.  SYRIA
                     509.  TURKEY

                     599.  "NEAR EAST", "MIDDLE EAST".  GENERAL MENTION OF
                           AREA.  REFERENCE TO 2 OR MORE COUNTRIES OF NEAR
                           EAST


                 AFRICA

                     655.  SOUTH AFRICA

                     698.  "BLACK"/"NEGRO"/"COLORED"

                     699.  AFRICA.  ANY AFRICAN COUNTRY OR COUNTRIES, EXCLUD-
                           ING ONLY SOUTH AFRICA AND U.A.R. (EGYPT); AFRO-
                           AMERICAN


                 OCEANIA

                     704.  AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA


                     900.  WHITE, CAUCASIAN
                     910.  PROTESTANT
                     911.  CATHOLIC
                     912.  MORMON
                     995.  NONE

                     997.  OTHER (COMBINATIONS) NOT CODEABLE ELSEWHERE
                     998.  DK
                     999.  NA
                     000.  INAP.






>> 1976 CENSUS COUNTY CODES


                                     CENSUS COUNTY CODES

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRE-ELECTION QUESTION
                 S45A.

                 THE FIVE DIGIT CODING SCHEME USED IS FROM THE 1970 CENSUS OF
                 POPULATION AND HOUSING, 1970 FINAL REPORT: GEOGRAPHIC CODE
                 SCHEME.  WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
                 1972.

                 THE FIRST TWO DIGITS INDICATE THE STATE AS FOLLOWS:


                   NORTHEAST

                     09 CONNECTICUT
                     23 MAINE
                     25 MASSACHUSETTS
                     33 NEW HAMPSHIRE
                     34 NEW JERSEY
                     36 NEW YORK
                     42 PENNSYLVANIA
                     44 RHODE ISLAND
                     50 VERMONT


                   NORTH CENTRAL

                     17 ILLINOIS
                     18 INDIANA
                     19 IOWA
                     20 KANSAS
                     26 MICHIGAN
                     27 MINNESOTA
                     29 MISSOURI
                     31 NEBRASKA
                     38 NORTH DAKOTA
                     39 OHIO
                     46 SOUTH DAKOTA
                     55 WISCONSIN


                   SOUTH

                     01 ALABAMA
                     05 ARKANSAS
                     10 DELAWARE
                     11 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
                     12 FLORIDA
                     13 GEORGIA
                     21 KENTUCKY
                     22 LOUISIANA
                     24 MARYLAND
                     28 MISSISSIPPI
                     37 NORTH CAROLINA
                     40 OKLAHOMA
                     45 SOUTH CAROLINA
                     47 TENNESSEE
                     48 TEXAS
                     51 VIRGINIA
                     54 WEST VIRGINIA


                   WEST

                     02 ALASKA
                     04 ARIZONA
                     06 CALIFORNIA
                     08 COLORADO
                     15 HAWAII
                     16 IDAHO
                     30 MONTANA
                     32 NEVADA
                     35 NEW MEXICO
                     41 OREGON
                     49 UTAH
                     53 WASHINGTON
                     56 WYOMING

                 THE LAST THREE DIGITS ARE THE COUNTY.  THE COUNTY CODES ARE
                 ASSIGNED TO THE COUNTIES IN ASCENDING ORDER, ALPHABETICALLY
                 WITHIN STATE.

                 BECAUSE SOME CITIES ENCOMPASS MORE THAN ONE COUNTY THEY WERE
                 ASSIGNED A COUNTY CODE UNIQUE TO THE CITY RATHER THAN THE
                 COUNTY.  THESE CITIES ARE:

                  STATE              CITY                          CODE

                  ALABAMA            TALLAHASSE                      900
                  ARKANSAS           READER                          900
                                     ATKINS                          901
                                     CAMDEN                          902
                                     HELENA                          903
                                     JONESBORO                       904
                  GEORGIA            ATLANTA                         900
                                     COLLEGE PARK                    901
                                     MANCHESTER                      902
                                     MACON                           903
                  ILLINOIS           PANAMA                          900
                  IOWA               SHENANDOAH                      900
                  KANSAS             MANHATTAN                       900
                  KENTUCKY           FORT KNOX                       901
                  LOUISIANA          EUNICE                          900
                                     SHREVEPORT                      901
                  MICHIGAN           HOLLAND                         900
                                     LANSING                         901
                  MINNESOTA          HASTINGS                        900
                                     MOTLEY                          901
                                     ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE             902
                                     BLAINE                          903
                                     ST. CLOUD                       904
                                     WHITE BEAR                      905
                  MISSISSIPPI        HATTISBURG                      900
                                     JACKSON                         901
                  MISSOURI           KANSAS                          900
                                     JEFFERSON                       901
                                     INDEPENDENCE                    902
                  NEW HAMPSHIRE                                      997
                  NEW YORK           NEW YORK CITY*                  900
                                     EARLVILLE                       901
                                     LONG ISLAND, NA WHERE           902
                  NORTH CAROLINA     HICKORY                         900
                                     LITTLETON                       901
                                     ROCKY MOUNTAIN                  902
                                     BLOWING ROCK                    903
                                     MT. OLIVE                       904
                  OHIO               YOUNGSTOWN                      900
                                     MAGNOLIA                        901
                                     MONROE                          902
                                     NORTHRIDGE                      903
                  OKLAHOMA           TULSA                           900
                                     OKLAHOMA CITY                   901
                  PENNSYLVANIA       BETHLEHEM                       900
                                     MORRISVILLE                     901
                  SOUTH DAKOTA       SOUIX FALLS                     900
                                     BERESFORD                       901
                  TENNESSEE          KINGSPORT                       901
                  TEXAS              HOUSTON                         900
                                     ABILENE                         901
                                     FORT WORTH                      902
                                     MINERAL WELLS                   903
                  WEST VIRGINIA      HUNTINGTON                      900
                  WISCONSIN          EAU CLAIRE                      900
                                     MILWAUKEE                       901
                                     WATERTOWN                       902

                  *INCLUDES NEW YORK CITY AND MANHATTAN

                 IF THE STATE IS GIVEN AND THE COUNTY NA THE FIRST TWO DIGITS
                 (THE STATE) WILL BE ASSIGNED FOLLOWED BY 999 FOR THE COUNTY.
                 IF THE COUNTY IS GIVEN BUT A CODE COULD NOT BE FOUND, THE
                 FIRST TWO DIGITS (THE STATE) WILL BE ASSIGNED FOLLOWED
                 BY 997 FOR THE COUNTY.




>> 1976 DEBATE MASTER CODE    


                THIS NOTES IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH POST-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 C8A, C9, C10 AND C11.

                 PHYSICAL QUALITIES
                     01.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO APPEARANCE; LOOKED GOOD,
                          LOOKED WELL RESTED; DIDN'T LOOK GOOD, LOOKED TIRED
                     02.  GROOMING, DRES
                     03.  REFERENCES TO CANDIDATE'S SMILE
                     04.  REFERENCES TO CANDIDATE'S SPEECH PATTERN, HABITS
                     09.  OTHER REFERENCES TO PHYSICAL QUALITIES

                 PERSONALITY QUALITIES
                     10.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO PERSONALITY; PLEASANT
                          (UNPLEASANT) PERSONALITY; SEEMED PERSONABLE, LACKED
                          PERSONALITY; WARM (COLD) PERSONALITY (PERSON)
                     11.  COMPOSURE -- RELAXED, CALM, AT EASE; NERVOUS, ILL
                          AT EASE, WOODEN
                     12.  FORCEFULNESS -- AGGRESSIVE, DOMINANT; ARROGANT,
                          RASH, BLUNT, TOO SURE OF SELF; PASSIVE, SELF-
                          EFFACING; CAUTIOUS IN PHRASING ANSWERS
                     13.  STRENGTH, LEADERSHIP -- CONFIDENT, STRONG, STABLE,
                          IN CONTROL OF SITUATION; WEAK, UNSURE OF SELF,
                          VACILLATING, ON THE DEFENSIVE, WAS EASILY CONFUSED
                     14.  CIVILITY -- POLITE, DIGNIFIED, GRACIOUS, FAIR;
                         IMPOLITE, MEAN, SNIDE, NASTY; HARSH; GOOD (SARCASTIC)
                          HUMOR
                     15.  INTEGRITY -- TRUTHFUL, HONEST, TRUSTWORTHY, SINCERE;
                          CONSISTENT IN STATING POLICIES (PRINCIPLES); DECEIT-
                          FUL, DISHONEST, TOLD HALF-TRUTHS, INSINCERE;
                          WAVERED, WAFFLED, INCONSISTENT IN STATING
                          POLICIES (PRINCIPLES)
                     16.  COMPASSION -- SEEMED TO (NOT) CARE ABOUT (HELPING)
                          PEOPLE, WARM (COLD) HEARTED; HUMANE, CARING
                     17.  DEMEANOR -- DIGNIFIED, SERIOUS, BEHAVED LIKE A
                         PRESIDENT; UNDIGNIFIED, FLIPPANT; ACTED TOO MUCH LIKE
                          A POLITICIAN
                     18.  HUMANESS -- SEEMED LIKE SOMEONE YOU WOULD (NOT)
                          LIKE TO LIVE NEXT DOOR TO; CAPABLE OF MAKING MIS-
                          TAKES (LIKE ANYONE ELSE); HAS A COMMON TOUCH;
                          DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE COMMON PEOPLE
                     19.  PATRIOTISM -- A PATRIOTIC MAN, SHOWED DEVOTION TO
                          (LOVE OF) THE COUNTRY; NOT PATRIOTIC (ENOUGH),
                          LACKED RESPECT FOR COUNTRY
                     20.  RELIGION -- REFERENCE TO CANDIDATE'S MORALS,
                          RELIGIOUS VALUES (CONVICTIONS)
                     21.  FAMILY -- ANY REFERENCE TO CANDIDATE'S FAMILY
                     29.  OTHER REFERENCES TO PERSONAL QUALITIES

                 QUALIFICATION QUALITIES
                     30.  GENERAL REFERENCES TO QUALIFICATIONS; APPEARED
                          (UN) QUALIFIED TO BE PRESIDENT; WHETHER CANDIDATE
                          FIT FOR THE OFFICE
                     31.  EXPERIENCE -- HAS (LACKS) GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE;
                          HAS NEVER HELD AN IMPORTANT OFFICE (HAS HELD MANY
                          IMPORTANT OFFICES)
                     32.  RECORD -- GOOD (POOR) RECORD IN OFFICE
                     33.  CAPABILITY (NOT CODEABLE IN 12, 13 OR 15) -- (NOT)
                          ABLE TO HANDLE THE JOB; TOO SMALL FOR THE JOB
                     34.  INTELLIGENCE -- SMART MAN; NOT (VERY) BRIGHT; GOOD
                          (POOR) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; BUMBLING
                     35.  COMMITMENT TO CHANGE -- WILL CHANGE THINGS,
                          GOVERNMENT; NEW IDEAS, APPROACHES; THINGS
                          WILL STAY THE SAME, WILL NOT CHANGE GOVERN-
                          MENT, IDEAS, APPROACHES; WILL RETAIN THE
                          STATUS QUO
                     39.  OTHER REFERENCES TO QUALIFICATIONS

                 PERFORMANCE QUALITIES
                     40.  GENERAL REFERENCES TO PERFORMANCE IN THE DEBATES;
                          DID WELL (POORLY)
                     41.  KNOWLEDGE, PREPARATION -- WELL PREPARED, KNEW THE
                          FACTS, UNDERSTOOD THE ISSUES; ILL PREPARED, DIDN'T
                          KNOW THE FACTS, DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES;
                          ANSWERS LACKED DEPTH
                     42.  CLARITY (NOT CODEABLE IN 13, 14 OR 15) -- FACED
                          THE ISSUES SQUARELY, ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS POSED
                          TO HIM, PRESENTED DEFINITE PROPOSALS, SKIRTED THE
                          ISSUES, EVADED ANSWERING QUESTIONS, GAVE VAGUE
                          (BROAD, IMPRECISE) PROPOSALS; USED STATISTICS
                          (WELL, TOO MUCH)
                     43.  ARTICULATION (NOT CODEABLE IN 04) -- ARTICULATE,
                          PRECISE, GOOD (INTERESTING) SPEAKER; POOR SPEAKER,
                          COULDN'T EXPRESS THOUGHTS (WELL) CLEARLY, REPETI-
                          TIOUS; COULD (NOT) THINK ON HIS FEET
                     44.  DEBATING SKILL -- GOOD (POOR) DEBATOR; DROVE HOME
                          HIS POINTS; LET TOO MANY POINTS GO UNANSWERED
                     45.  PROMISES -- MADE TOO MANY (EXCESSIVE, UNREALISTIC)
                          PROMISES; DIDN'T MAKE ANY PROMISES (THAT HE COULDN'T
                          KEEP); DIDN'T PROMISE (TO DO) ENOUGH; MADE REALISTIC
                          PROMISES; REALISTIC; A SNOW JOB
                     46.  IMPROVEMENT -- R MENTIONS THAT CANDIDATE (GOT WORSE)
                          IMPROVED DURING DEBATES -- BECAME BETTER (WORSE)
                          SPEAKER; MADE LESS (MORE) MISTAKES; "IMPROVED (GOT
                          WORSE) AFTER FIRST DEBATE"
                     50.  FORD'S STATEMENT ABOUT COMMUNISTS NOT DOMINATING
                          EASTERN EUROPE
                     51.  FORD'S STATEMENTS ABOUT HIS ROLE IN WATERGATE,
                          PARDONING OF NIXON
                     52.  CARTER'S STATEMENT ABOUT U.S. DEFENSE OF YUGOSLAVIA
                     53.  CARTER'S STATEMENTS ABOUT HIS INTERVIEW IN PLAYBOY
                     54.  CANDIDATE TALKED (SOUNDED) LIKE A TYPICAL (DEMOCRAT,
                          REPUBLICAN); IDENTIFICATION OF CANDIDATE WITH
                          LEADERS, TRADITIONAL POLICIES OF HIS PARTY
                     55.  SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO  CANDIDATE'S IDEOLOGY --
                          LIBERALS, CONSERVATIVE; RADICAL
                     57.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO FORMAT OF DEBATES; SPONSORSHIP
                         BY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS; QUALITY OF PANEL AND QUES-
                         TIONS RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED (BY TV CAMERAS) ON ABILITY
                         OF CANDIDATES TO ANSWER (NATIONAL SECURITY) QUESTIONS
                     58.  REFERENCES TO WATERGATE, NIXON (NOT CODEABLE IN 51)
                     59.  OTHER REFERENCES TO PERFORMANCE QUALITIES

                 REFERENCE TO CANDIDATES SUPPORT OF (SYMPATHY FOR):
                     60.  LABOR UNIONS
                     61.  BUSINESS
                     62.  POOR PEOPLE
                     63.  MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE
                     64.  RICH PEOPLE
                     65.  BLACKS
                     66.  FARMERS
                     67.  WORKING PEOPLE; WORKING CLASS
                     68.  ELDERLY
                     69.  OTHER GROUP REFERENCES

                 CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON (PROGRAM FOR):
                     70.  UNEMPLOYMENT, JOBS
                     71.  INFLATION, COST OF LIVING
                     72.  THE ECONOMY
                     73.  FEDERAL SPENDING, BALANCED BUDGET
                     74.  DEFENSE POSTURE (SPENDING)
                     75.  GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION
                     76.  TAXES -- CUTS, INCREASES, REBATES, REFORM
                     77.  WELFARE PROGRAM, FOOD STAMP PROGRAM
                     78.  ABORTION
                     79.  BUSING FOR RACIAL QUOTAS
                     80.  GUN CONTROL
                     81.  PARDON FOR DRAFT EVADERS
                     82.  FOREIGN AFFAIRS; KISSINGER
                     83.  OIL BOYCOTT; ENERGY CRISIS; ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
                     84.  FOOD BOYCOTTS
                     85.  ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION
                     86.  NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
                     87.  SPECIF REFERENCES TO SUPPORT FOR ISREAL
                     88.  REFERENCE TO LEARNING ABOUT POSITION OF CANDIDATES
                          ON ISSUES

                     89.  OTHER SPECIFIC ISSUE RESPONSES

                 MISCELLANEOUS
                     90.  MENTION OF VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE; DOLE,
                          MONDALE
                     91.  REFERENCE TO THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
                     92.  GENERAL MENTION OF "LEARNING ABOUT CANDIDATE" -- NOT
                          ELSEWHERE CODEABLE
                     95.  R MENTIONS THAT DEBATES HAD NO IMPACT ON THE WAY HE
                          VOTED OR HIS IMAGE OF THE CANDIDATES -- "THEY WERE
                          BORING, I WASN'T INTERESTED, THEY WERE A WASTE OF
                          TIME"
                     96.  R MENTIONS THAT DEBATES REINFORCED/STRENGTHENED HIS
                          COMMITMENT TO THE CANDIDATE; STRENGTHENED HIS
                          COMMITMENT TO (AGAINST) CANDIDATE
                     97.  OTHER

                     98.  DK
                     99.  NA
                     00.  INAP.,  CODED 5 IN Q.C8 (FOR Q.C8A ONLY); NOTHING
                          IN PARTICULAR R REMEMBERED; NOTHING ELSE REMEMBERED;
                          NO FURTHER MENTIONS





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                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH POST-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 C13A(1,2), AND C13B

                 NOTE:  "+" INDICATES NEWSPAPER SELECTED FOR MEDIA ANALYSIS

                 CODE   NAME OF PAPER                               STATE

                 001    ABILENE (DAILY REPORTER NEWS)        +        TX
                 002    DAILY ADVANCE                                 NC
                 003    ALABAMA JOURNAL (MONTGOMERY JOURNAL) +        AL
                 008    ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH                       IL
                 011    PHOENIX GAZETTE                      +        AZ
                 013    ARIZONA REPUBLIC                     +        AZ
                 015    ARKADELPHIA DAILY SIFTINGS HERALD    +        AK
                 016    ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT                    +        AK
                 017    ARKANSAS GAZETTE                     +        AK
                 020    ATLANTA CONSTITUTION                 +        GA
                 021    ATLANTA JOURNAL                      +        GA
                 022    BALTIMORE NEWS-POST (NEWS AMERICAN)  +        MD
                 023    BALTIMORE SUN                        +        MD
                 025    BELLINGHAM HERALD                    +        WA
                 028    BIDDEFORD-SACO JOURNAL                        ME
                 029    BERGEN RECORD                                 NJ
                 040    BOSTON GLOBE                         +        MA
                 041    BOSTON HERALD (AMERICAN)             +        MA
                 044    BRADENTON HERALD                              FL
                 046    BRIDGEPORT POST                      +        CT
                 050    CAMDEN COURIER-POST                           NJ
                 055    CHARLOTTE OBSERVER                            NC
                 058    CHICAGO DAILY DEFENDER                        IL
                 060    CHICAGO DAILY NEWS                   +        IL
                 062    CHICAGO SUN TIMES                    +        IL
                 063    CHICAGO TRIBUNE (SUBURBAN TRIBUTE)   +        IL
                 064    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR                     MA
                 065    CINCINNATI ENQUIRER                           OH
                 066    CINCINNATI POST AND TIMES STAR                OH
                 068    (CLEVELAND) NEWS HERALD              +        OH
                 069    CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER               +        OH
                 070    CLEVELAND PRESS                      +        OH
                 072    COLUMBIA RECORD                               SC
                 073    COLUMBUS CITIZEN  (JOURNAL)                   OH
                 074    COLUMBUS DISPATCH                             OH
                 079    COURIER NEWS                                  AK
                 082    DALLAS MORNING NEWS                           TX
                 083    DAYTON DAILY NEWS                    +        OH
                 084    DAYTON JOURNAL HERALD                         OH
                 087    DENVER POST                                   CO
                 088    DESERET NEWS                         +        UT
                 089    DES MOINES REGISTER                  +        IA
                 091    DETROIT FREE PRESS                   +        MI
                 092    DETROIT NEWS                         +        MI
                 099    ELIZABETH DAILY JOURNAL                       NJ
                 101    EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD                +        OR
                 103    EVANSVILLE PRESS                              IN
                 105    FINDLAY REPUBLICAN-COURIER           +        OH
                 106    FLINT JOURNAL                        +        MI
                 107    FLORIDA TIMES UNION                           FL
                 108    FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS                          FL
                 111    FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM                      TX
                 113    FRESNO BEE                                    CA
                 114    GARY POST TRIBUNE                             IN
                 117    GREENSBURG TRIBUNE REVIEW            +        PA
                 119    GREENVILLE (DAILY) REFLECTOR         +        NC
                 123    HAMILTON JOURNAL NEWS                +        OH
                 126    HARTFORD COURANT                              CT
                 128    HASTINGS DAILY TRIBUNE               +        NE
                 132    HOUSTON CHRONICLE                    +        TX
                 133    HOUSTON POST                         +        TX
                 138    INDIANAPOLIS NEWS                    +        IN
                 139    INDIANAPOLIS STAR                    +        IN
                 141    JACKSON DAILY NEWS                   +        MS
                 144    JEANETTE NEWS DISPATCH                        PA
                 151    KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN                        NY
                 153    KIRKSVILLE DAILY EXPRESS AND NEWS    +        MO
                 163    LINCOLN COURIER                               IL
                 166    LONG BEACH INDEPENDENT PRESS                  CA
                         TELEGRAM
                 167    LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY                           NY
                 168    LONG ISLAND PRESS                             NY
                 169    LONG ISLAND STAR JOURNAL                      NY
                 170    LOS ANGELES HERALD EXAMINER                   CA
                 173    LOS ANGELES TIMES                    +        CA
                 174    LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL           +        KY
                 175    LOUISVILLE TIMES                     +        KY
                 178    MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL                     TN
                 181    MIAMI (DAILY) NEWS                            FL
                 182    MIAMI HERALD                         +        FL
                 183    MIDDLETOWN JOURNAL                            OH
                 184    MILWAUKEE JOURNAL                             WI
                 186    MINNEAPOLIS STAR (JOURNAL)           +        MN
                 187    MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE                  +        MN
                 189    MONROE MORNING WORLD                 +        LA
                 191    MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER                +        AL
                 193    MOUNT VERNON NEWS                    +        OH
                 197    NEWARK STAR LEDGER                   +        NJ
                 202    NEW LONDON DAY                       +        CT
                 204    NEW ORLEANS STATES AND ITEM                   LA
                 207    NEW YORK DAILY NEWS                  +        NY
                 211    NEW YORK POST                                 NY
                 212    NEW YORK TIMES                       +        NY
                 216    NORWICH BULLETIN                     +        CT
                 219    OAKLAND TRIBUNE                               CA
                 220    OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER                       UT
                 223    OMAHA WORLD HERALD                   +        NE
                 225    OREGONIAN                                     OR
                 229    ORANGE COAST PILOT                            CA
                 230    ORLANDO SENTINEL STAR                +        FL
                 231    OSCEOLA TIMES                                 AK
                 233    OWENSBURO MESSENGER AND INQUIRER              KY
                 236    PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN                +        PA
                 237    PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER                +        PA
                 238    PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS                       PA
                 239    PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE                       PA
                 240    PITTSBURGH PRESS                              PA
                 245    PONTIAC PRESS                                 MI
                 248    PORTLAND PRESS-HERALD                +        ME
                 250    PORTSMOUTH TIMES                              OH
                 255    RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER            +        NC
                 256    RICHMOND NEWS LEADER                 +        VA
                 257    RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH              +        VA
                 263    SAINT LOUIS GLOBE DEMOCRAT           +        MO
                 265    SAINT LOUIS POST DISPATCH            +        MO
                 266    SAINT PAUL DISPATCH                  +        MN
                 267    SAINT PAUL PIONEER PRESS                      MN
                 269    SAINT PETERSBURG TIMES                        FL
                 272    SALT LAKE CITY TRIBUNE               +        UT
                 275    SAN DIEGO EVENING TRIBUNE                     CA
                 276    SAN DIEGO UNION                               CA
                 277    SANFORD HERALD                                FL
                 280    SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE              +        CA
                 281    SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER                        CA
                 282    SAN GABRIEL VALLEY TRIBUNE                    CA
                 287    SARASOTA HERALD TRIBUNE              +        FL
                 288    SARASOTA JOURNAL                              FL
                 291    SANTA ANA REGISTER                            CA
                 294    SCRANTON TRIBUNE (SCRANTONIAN)                PA
                 295    SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCIER          +        WA
                 296    SEATTLE TIMES                        +        WA
                 297    SHEBOYGAN PRESS                      +        WI
                 300    SIOUX CITY JOURNAL                            IA
                 301    SIOUX FALLS ARGUS-LEADER             +        SD
                 304    SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE                            IN
                 310    STATE                                +        SC
                 313    STERLING JOURNAL-ADVOCATE            +        CO
                 315    STURGIS JOURNAL                      +        MI
                 318    SYRACUSE HERALD JOURNAL              +        NY
                         (HERALD AMERICAN)
                 319    SYRACUSE POST STANDARD                        NY
                 324    TAMPA TRIBUNE                                 FL
                 327    TOLEDO BLADE                         +        OH
                 328    TOLEDO TIMES                                  OH
                 330    TRENTONIAN, THE                               NY
                 331    TRENTON (EVENING) TIMES              +        NY
                 333    TULSA TRIBUNE                                 OK
                 334    TULSA WORLD                          +        OK
                 338    VISALIA TIMES DELTA                  +        CA
                 339    WALL STREET JOURNAL                  +        NY
                 342    WASHINGTON POST                      +        DC
                 343    WASHINGTON STAR NEWS                 +        DK
                 344    WATAUGA DEMOCRAT                              NC
                 345    WATERLOO (DAILY) COURIER             +        IA
                 352    WILKES-BARRE TIMES LEADER,           +        PA
                         EVENING NEWS, RECORD
                 353    WILLIAMSPORT SUN-GAZETTE                      PA
                 354    WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL (AND SENTINEL)          NC
                 355    WORCESTER EVENING GAZETTE            +        MA
                 356    WORCESTER TELEGRAM                   +        MA
                 357    YONKERS HERALD STATESMAN                      NY
                 359    BLOOMINGTON PANTAGRAPH                        IL
                 361    DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLICAN                     MO
                 362    ROCKLAND JOURNAL NEWS                         NY
                 363    ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS                  +        CO
                 364    SACRAMENTO BEE                       +        CA
                 365    CLARION LEDGER                       +        MS
                 366    GEAUGA TIMES (LEADER)                         OH
                 367    VALLEJO TIMES HERALD                 +        CA
                 368    (MEMPHIS) PRESS-SCIMITAR                      TN
                 369    LEWISTOWN SENTINEL                            PA
                 370    SUNBURY ITEM                         +        PA
                 371    CHARLESTON MAIL                      +        WV
                 372    SOUTH BAY (DAILY) BREEZE                      CA
                 373    CROWLEY POST-SIGNAL                  +        LA
                 374    ESCONDIDO TIMES ADVOCATE             +        CA
                 377    GARDNER NEWS                                  MA
                 378    CHARLESTON GAZETTE                   +        WV
                 379    ONEIDA DAILY DISPATCH                +        NY
                 380    BERWICK ENTERPRISE                            PA
                 382    BOWLING GREEN DAILY NEWS                      KY
                 383    BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM                           CT
                 385    CHATTANOOGA TIMES                    +        TN
                 390    DEXTER STATESMAN MESSENGER                    MO
                 391    BANGOR DAILY NEWS                             ME
                 400    HAZELTON STANDARD-SPEAKER                     PA
                 402    LINCOLN JOURNAL                               NE
                 403    MACOMB DAILY                                  MI
                 404    SOUTHEAST MISSSOURIAN                         MO
                 405    MONROE EVENING NEWS                           MI
                 406    NORWICH SUN                                   NY
                 407    PHILADELPHIA COURIER POST                     PA
                 409    PROVIDENCE JOURNAL                            RI
                 413    TULARE ADVANCE REGISTER-TIMES        +        CA
                 414    VALDOSTA TIMES                       +        GA
                 415    XENIA GAZETTE                                 NY
                 417    SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN                           IL
                 418    (PASSAIC) HERALD-NEWS                +        NJ
                 419    RENO GAZETTE                                  NV
                 420    (AURORA) BEACON-NEWS                          IL
                 421    RICHMOND INDEPENDENT                          CA
                 423    JENNINGS DAILY NEWS                           LA
                 424    (NORFOLK) LEDGER-STAR                         VA
                 426    WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS                         NC
                 429    VIDETTE-MESSENGER                             IN
                 430    MORRISTOWN PARSIPPANY'S DAILY                 NJ
                         RECORD
                 431    SPRINGFIELD STATE JOURNAL REGISTER            NY
                 432    (BEMIDJI) PIONEER                             MN
                 433    BATON ROUGE MORNING ADVOCATE                  LA
                 434    POTTSTOWN MERCURY                             PA
                 435    SIKESTOWN STANDARD                            MS
                 436    WORLD                                         LA
                 437    FAIRFIELD REPUBLIC                            CA
                 438    CONCORD TRANSCRIPT                            CA
                 439    (QUINCY) PATROIT LEDGER                       MA
                 440    MALDEN NEWS                                   MA
                 441    CEDAR FALLS RECORD                            IA
                 442    ANNAPOLIS CAPITAL                             MD
                 450    ELLENVILLE NEWS JOURNAL                       NY
                 454    MILWAUKEE SENTINEL                            WI
                 456    VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH                          PA
                 465    COLUMBIA TRIBUNE                              MO
                 466    PATERSON EVENING NEWS                         NJ
                 467    BUFFALO COURIER EXPRESS                       NY
                 468    DURHAM HERALD                                 NC
                 469    SCOTTSDALE PROGRESS                           AZ
                 470    PASADENA STAR NEWS                            CA
                 471    NORRISTOWN TIMES-HERALD                       PA
                 472    BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN                       CA
                 474    LOGAN HERALD JOURNAL                          UT
                 475    PEORIA JOURNAL-STAR                           IL
                 476    ALLENTOWN EVENING CHRONICLE                   PA
                 477    MOBILE PRESS REGISTER                         AL
                 478    LIMA NEWS                                     OH
                 479    BURLINGTON FREE PRESS                         VT
                 480    KEARNY HUB                                    NE
                 481    ATLANTIC CITY PRESS                           NJ
                 482    RAVENNA RECORD COURIER                        OH
                 483    DECATUR HERALD-REVIEW                         IL
                 484    STEUBENVILLE HERALD-STAR                      OH
                 485    MILFORD NEWS                                  MA
                 486    NEW CASTLE COURIER-TIMES                      IN
                 487    SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK                          CA
                 488    DOVER TIMES REPORTER                          OH
                 489    MCKEESPORT NEWS                               PA
                 490    ATLANTA DAILY WORLD                           GA
                 491    IOWA CITY PRESS CITIZEN                       IA
                 492    EL PASO TIMES                                 TX
                 493    TIFFIN ADVERTISER-TRIBUNE                     OH
                 494    MONROVIA NEWS-POST                            CA
                 495    FOSTORIA REVIEW-TIMES                         OH
                 496    EVERETT WESTERN SUN                           WA
                 497    CONTRA COSTA TIMES                            CA
                 500    ADVERTISER ADVANCE NEWS                       MO
                 501    BELLEVILLE NEWS DEMOCRAT                      IL
                 502    BENTON COURIER                                AK
                 503    BLYTHEVILLE COURIER NEWS                      AK
                 504    CATSKILL DAILY MAIL                           NY
                 505    CHATANOOGA FREE PRESS                         TN
                 506    CLEARFIELD PROGRESS                           PA
                 507    CORPUS CHRISTI TIMES                          TX
                 508    DAILY ADVERTISER                              LA
                 509    DAILY PILOT                                   CA
                 510    DAILY PRESS                                   NC
                 511    DAYTONA BEACH NEWS JOURNAL                    FL
                 512    EAST SAINT LOUIS METRO-EAST JOURNAL           IL
                 513    FARMERSVILLE HERALD                           CA
                 514    GROTON NEWS                                   CT
                 515    HACKENSACK RECORD                             NJ
                 516    KANSAS CITY STAR                              MO
                 517    MIDDLETOWN RECORD                             NY
                 518    (NORFOLK) VIRGINIA PILOT                      VA
                 519    PORTLAND EVENING EXPRESS                      ME
                 520    SAN MATEO TIMES                               CA
                 521    SPRINGFIELD NEWS                              OR
                 522    STAR                                          NY
                 523    STOCKTON RECORD                               CA
                 524    THOUSAND OAKS NEWS CHRONICLE                  CA
                 525    VALLEY NEWS AND GREEN SHEET                   CA
                 526    VICKSBURG EVENING POST                        MC
                 527    NEWS DAILY                                    GA
                 528    SAN ANGELO STANDARD                           TX
                 529    HARRISBURG PATRIOT                            PA
                 530    TIMES SUN                                     PA
                 531    EASTSIDE JOURNAL                              WA
                 532    BARIE GAZETTE                                 MA
                 533    COASTLAND TIMES                               NC
                 534    KALAMAZOO GAZETTE                             MI
                 535    HUDSON DISPATCH                               NJ
                 536    DAILY REPUBLIC                                CA
                 537    PROGRESS                                      NY
                 538    COMMERCIAL APPEAL                             LA
                 539    SVOBODA                                       NJ
                 540    NASHVILLE TENNESEAN                           TN
                 541    NEVADA STATE JOURNAL                          NV
                 542    AMERICAN HOME                                 OH
                 543    ENLIGHTENING                                  OH
                 544    CANTON REPOSITORY                             OH
                 545    SEQUOIA SENTINEL                              CA
                 546    ZITT NEWSPAPER                                AK
                 547    BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE                           T
                 548    NEW ORLEANS TIME PICAYUNE                     LA
                 549    BERKELEY DAILY GAZETTE                        CA
                 550    DIARIO LAS AMERICAS                           FL
                 551.  WESTERLY SUN                                   RI
                 552.  (CONNELLSVILLE) DAILY COURIER                  PA
                 554   (IRWIN) STANDARD-OBSERVER                      PA
                 555   EL DIARIO                                      NY
                 556    KENTON TIMES                                  OH
                 557    MARION STAR                                   OH
                 558    UPPER SANDUSKY DAILY CHIEF-UNION              OH
                 559    BELLEVUE AMERICAN                             WA
                 560    CENTRA COSTA GAZETTE                          CA
                 561    (IOWA CITY) IOWAN                             IA
                 562    MENKATZ FREE PRESS                            MN
                 563    PITTSBURGH POST-DISPATCH                      PA
                 564    VALLEY NEWS                                   OR
                 565    ALBURQUERQUE TRIBUNE                          NM
                 566    LINCOLN STAR                                  NE
                 567    CLAYTON COUNTY NEWS DAILY                     GA
                 568    BIRMINGHAM NEWS                               AL
                 569    DOUGLASVILLE SENTINEL                         GA
                 570    GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS                         NC
                 571    REDONDO BEACH NEWS                            CA
                 572    WILLOUGHBY NEWS HERALD                        OH
                 573    BEAVERCREEK DAILY NEWS                        OH
                 574    MEXICO LEDGER                                 MO
                 575    ODESSA AMERICAN                               TX
                 576    BROOKFIELD DAILY NEWS BULLETIN                MO
                 577    ELKINS INTER-MOUNTAIN                         WV
                 578    GRAND RAPIDS PRESS                            MI
                 579    GOSTORIA GAZETTE                              NC
                 580    APPLETON POST-CRESCENT                        WI
                 581    JACKSON CITIZEN PATRIOT                       MI
                 582    AUSTIN AMERICAN STATESMAN                     TX
                 583    READING EAGLE                                 PA
                 584    GREENFIELD RECORDER                           MA
                 585    GREENSBURG NEWS                               PA
                 586    POMONA PROGRESS-BULLETIN                      CA
                 587    BARIE-MONTPELIER TIMES ARGUS                  VT
                 588    LEXINGTON LEADER                              KY
                 589    LYON DAILY ITEM                               MA
                 590    MESA TRIBUNE                                  AZ
                 591    MUCLAY LEDGER AND TIMES                       KY
                 592    PORTSMOUTH HERALD                             NH
                 593    TROY DAILY NEWS                               OH
                 594    WHEELING REGISTER                             WV
                 595    NUMSTOWN TIMES HERALD                         PA
                 596    GALDEN DAILY TRANSCRIPT                       CO
                 597    GOSHEN NEWS                                   IN
                 598    MARSTEN TOWN CRIER                            AR
                 599    HANABEL COURIER-POST                          MO
                 600    RENSSALART REPUBLICAN                         IN

                 997    OTHER
                 998    DK
                 999    NA
                 000    INAP.







>> 1976 CANDIDATES FOR U.S. SENATOR

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH POST-ELECTION QUESTION
                 D3A.

                                       PARTY KEY

                 A         --AMERICAN
                 AH        --AMERICAN HERITAGE
                 AIP       --AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
                 ALI       --ALASKAN INDEPENDENCE
                 C         --CONSERVATIVE
                 COM       --COMMUNIST
                 CST       --CONSTITUTIONAL
                 COU       --COURAGE
                 D         --DEMOCRATIC
                 FL        --FREE LIBERATION
                 FLP       --FREEDOM AND LIBERTY PARTY
                 GWP       --GEORGE WALLACE PARTY
                 HR        --HUMAN RIGHTS
                 IA        --INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
                 IG        --INDUSTRIAL GOVERNMENT
                 IGWT      --IN GOD WE TRUST FOR PURIFIED LEADERS
                 IND       --INDEPENDENT
                 IV        --INDEPENDENT VOTERS
                 IVP       --INDEPENDENT VERMONTERS PARTY
                 L         --LIBERAL
                 LIB       --LIBERTARIAN
                 LLJ       --LIFE, LIBERTY, JUSTICE
                 LRU       --LA RAZA UNIDA
                 LU        --LIBERTY UNION
                 MIP       --MAINE INDEPENDENT PARTY
                 NDPA      --NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF ALABAMA
                 P         --PROHIBITION
                 PCD       --PUBLIC CONGRESS OF DELEWARE
                 PF        --PEACE AND FREEDOM
                 PP        --PEOPLE'S PARTY
                 R         --REPUBLICAN
                 SL        --SOCIALIST LABOR
                 SW        --SOCIALIST WORKERS
                 USLP      --UNITED STATES LABOR PARTY
                 W         --WORKERS
                 -         --WRITE-IN

                 MULTIPLE PARTY AFFILIATION HAS BEEN INDICATED BY A DASH
                 CONNECTING THE INITIALS OF THE CANDIDATE'S PARTIES

                     SENATORIAL CANDIDATE LIST

                 STATE            CODE   NAME                     PARTY

                 ALABAMA          NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 ALASKA           NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 ARIZONA          031    DENNIS DECONCINI         D
                                  032    SAM STEIGER              R

                 ARKANSAS         NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 CALIFORNIA       051    JOHN V. TUNNEY           D
                                  052    S. I. HAYAKAWA           R
                                  053    JACK MCCOY               AIP
                                  054    DAVID WALD               PFP

                 COLORADO         NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 CONNECTICUT      071    GLORIA SCHAFFER          D
                                  072    LOWELL P. WEICKER, JR.   R
                                  073    ROBERT BARNABEI          GWP

                 DELAWARE         081    THOMAS C. MALONEY        D
                                  082    WILLIAM V. ROTH, JR      R

                 FLORIDA          091    LAWTON CHILES            D
                                  092    JOHN L. GRADY            R

                 GEORGIA          NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 HAWAII           111    SPARK M. MATSUNAGA       D
                                  112    WILLIAM F. QUINN         R

                 IDAHO            NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 ILLINOIS         NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 INDIANA          141    VANCE HARTKE             D
                                  142    RICHARD G. LUGAR         R
                                  143    DON L. LEE               A

                 IOWA             NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 KANSAS           NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 KENTUCKY         NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 LOUISIANA        NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 MAINE            191    EDMUND S. MUSKIE         D
                                  192    ROBERT A. G. MONKS       R

                 MARYLAND         201    PAUL S. SARBANES         D
                                  202    J. GLENN BEALL, JR.      R
                                  203    BRUCE BRADLEY            IND

                 MASSACHUSETTS    211    EDWARD M. KENNEDY        D
                                  212    MICHAEL ROBERTSON        R

                 MICHIGAN         221    DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR     D
                                  222    MARVIN L. ESCH           R

                 MINNESOTA        231    HUBERT H. HUMPHREY       D
                                  232    GERALD W. BREKKE         R
                                  233    PAUL HELM                A

                 MISSISSIPPI      241    JOHN C. STENNIS          D

                 MISSOURI         251    WARREN E. HEARNES        D
                                  252    JOHN C. DANFORTH         R

                 MONTANA          261    JOHN MELCHER             D
                                  262    STANLEY C. BURGER        R

                 NEBRASKA         271    EDWARD ZORINSKY          D
                                  272    JOHN Y. MCCOLLISTER      R

                 NEVADA           281    HOWARD W. CANNON         D
                                  282    DAVID TOWELL             R
                                  283    BYRON D. YOUNG           IA

                 NEW HAMPSHIRE    NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 NEW JERSEY       301    HARRISON A. WILLIAMS, JR.D
                                  302    DAVID F. NORCROSS        R

                 NEW MEXICO       311    JOSEPH M. MONTOYA        D
                                  312    HARRISON H. SCHMITT      R

                 NEW YORK         321    DANIEL P. MOYNIHAN       D-L
                                  322    JAMES L. BUCKLEY         R-C

                 NORTH CAROLINA   NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 NORTH DAKOTA     341    QUENTIN N. BURDICK       D
                                  342    ROBERT STROUP            R
                                  343    CLARENCE HAGGARD         A

                 OHIO             351    HOWARD METZENBAUM        D
                                  352    ROBERT TAFT, JR.         R

                 OKLAHOMA         NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 OREGON           NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 PENNSYLVANIA     381    WILLIAM J. GREEN         D
                                  382    H. JOHN HEINZ III        R
                                  383    ANDREW J. WATSON         CST

                 RHODE ISLAND     391    RICHARD P. LARBER        D
                                  392    JOHN H. CHAFEE           R

                 SOUTH CAROLINA   NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 SOUTH DAKOTA     NO SENATORIAL ELECTION

                 TENNESSEE        421    JAMES R. SASSER          D
                                  422    BILL BROCK               R

                 TEXAS            431    LLOYD BENTSEN            D
                                  432    ALAN STEELMAN            R
                                  433    MARJORIE P. GALLION      A

                 UTAH             441    FRANK E. MOSS            D
                                  442    ORRIN G. HATCH           R
                                  443    GEORGE M. BATCHELOR      A

                 VERMONT          451    THOMAS P. SALMON         D
                                  452    ROBERT T. STAFFORD       R
                                  453    NANCY KAUFMAN            LU

                 VIRGINIA         461    ELMO R. (BUD) ZUMWALT    D
                                  462    HARRY F. BYRD, JR.       IND
                                  463    MARTIN H. PERPER         IND

                 WASHINGTON       471    HENRY M. JACKSON         D
                                  472    GEORGE M. BROWN          R
                                  473    DAVE SMITH               AIP

                 WEST VIRGINIA    481    ROBERT C. BYRD           D

                 WISCONSIN        491    WILLIAM PROXMIRE         D
                                  492    STANLEY YORK             R

                 WYOMING          501    GALE W. MCGEE            D
                                  502    MALCOLM WALLOP           R

                                  995   INCORRECT NAME OF CANDIDATE

                                  998   DK
                                  999   NA







>> 1976 CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH POST-ELECTION QUESTION
                 D4A.

                                       PARTY KEY

                 A         --AMERICAN
                 AH        --AMERICAN HERITAGE
                 AIP       --AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
                 ALI       --ALASKAN INDEPENDENCE
                 C         --CONSERVATIVE
                 COM       --COMMUNIST
                 CST       --CONSTITUTIONAL
                 COU       --COURAGE
                 D         --DEMOCRATIC
                 FL        --FREE LIBERATION
                 FLP       --FREEDOM AND LIBERTY PARTY
                 GWP       --GEORGE WALLACE PARTY
                 HR        --HUMAN RIGHTS
                 IA        --INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
                 IG        --INDUSTRIAL GOVERNMENT
                 IGWT      --IN GOD WE TRUST FOR PURIFIED LEADERS
                 IND       --INDEPENDENT
                 IV        --INDEPENDENT VOTERS
                 IVP       --INDEPENDENT VERMONTERS PARTY
                 L         --LIBERAL
                 LIB       --LIBERTARIAN
                 LLJ       --LIFE, LIBERTY, JUSTICE
                 LRU       --LA RAZA UNIDA
                 LU        --LIBERTY UNION
                 MIP       --MAINE INDEPENDENT PARTY
                 NDPA      --NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF ALABAMA
                 P         --PROHIBITION
                 PCD       --PUBLIC CONGRESS OF DELEWARE
                 PF        --PEACE AND FREEDOM
                 PP        --PEOPLE'S PARTY
                 R         --REPUBLICAN
                 SL        --SOCIALIST LABOR
                 SW        --SOCIALIST WORKERS
                 USLP      --UNITED STATES LABOR PARTY
                 W         --WORKERS
                 -         --WRITE-IN

                 MULTIPLE PARTY AFFILIATION HAS BEEN INDICATED BY A DASH
                 CONNECTING THE INITIALS OF THE CANDIDATE'S PARTIES

                     CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE LIST

                 STATE           CD  CODE   NAME                       PARTY

                 ALABAMA         1   01011  BILL DAVENPORT             D
                                     01012  JACK EDWARDS               R*

                                 2   01021  J. CAROLE KEAHEY           D
                                     01022  WILLIAM L. DICKINSON       R*

                                 3   01031  BILL NICHOLS               D*

                                 4   01041  TOM BEVILL                 D*
                                     01042  LEONARD WILSON             R

                                 5   01051  RONNIE G. FLIPPO           D

                                 6   01061  MEL BAILEY                 D
                                     01062  JOHN BUCHANAN              R*

                                 7   01071  WALTER FLOWERS             D*

                 ALASKA          1   02011  AL EBEN HOPSON             D
                                     02012  DONALD E. YOUNG            R*

                 ARIZONA         1   03011  PATRICIA M FULLINWIDER     D
                                     03012  JOHN J. RHODES             R*

                                 2   03021  MORRIS K. UDALL            D*
                                     03022  LAIRD GUTTERSEN            R

                                 3   03031  BOB STUMP                  D
                                     03032  FRED KOORY, JR.            R
                                     03033  BILL MCCUNE                IND

                                 4   03041  TONY MASON                 D
                                     03042  ELDON D. RUDD              R

                 ARKANSAS        1   04011  BILL ALEXANDER             D
                                     04012  HARLAN BO HOLLEMAN         R

                                 2   04021  JIM GUY TUCKER             D
                                     04022  JAMES J. KELLY             R

                                 3   04032  JOHN PAUL HAMMERSCHMIDT    R*

                                 4   04041  RAY THORNTON               D*

                 CALIFORNIA      1   05011  HAROLD T. JOHNSON          D*
                                     05012  JAMES E. TAYLOR            R

                                 2   05021  OSCAR KLEE                 D
                                     05022  DON H. CLAUSEN             R*

                                 3   05031  JOHN E. MOSS               D*
                                     05032  GEORGE R. MARSH, JR.       R

                                 4   05041  ROBERT L. LEGGETT          D*
                                     05042  ALBERT DEHR                R

                                 5   05051  JOHN L. BURTON             D*
                                     05052  BRANWELL FANNING           R
                                 6   05061  PHILLIP BURTON             D*
                                     05062  TOM SPINOSA                R
                                     05063  EMILY SIEGEL               PFP

                                 7   05071  GEORGE MILLER              D*
                                     05072  ROBERT L. VICKERS          R

                                 8   05081  RONALD V. DELLUMS          D*
                                     05082  PHILLIP S. BRECK, JR.      R

                                 9   05091  FORTNEY H. (PETE) STARK    D*
                                     05092  JAMES K. MILLS             R

                                 10  05101  DON EDWARDS                D*
                                     05102  HERB SMITH                 R

                                 11  05111  LEO J. RYAN                D*
                                     05112  BOB JONES                  R

                                 12  05121  DAVID HARRIS               D
                                     05122  PAUL N. MCCLOSKEY, JR.     R*

                                 13  05131  NORMAN Y. MINETA           D*
                                     05132  ERNEST L. KONNYU           R

                                 14  05141  JOHN J. MCFALL             D*
                                     05142  ROGER A. BLAIN             R

                                 15  05151  B. F. SISK                 D*
                                     05152  CAROL O. HARNER            R

                                 16  05161  LEON E. PANETTA            D
                                     05162  BURT L. TALCOTT            R*

                                 17  05171  JOHN KREBS                 D*
                                     05172  HENRY J. ANDREAS           R

                                 18  05181  DEAN CLOSE                 D
                                     05182  WILLIAM M. KETCHUM         R*

                                 19  05191  DAN SISSON                 D
                                     05192  ROBERT J. LAGOMARSINO      R*

                                 20  05201  PATTI LEAR CORMAN          D
                                     05202  BARRY M. GOLDWATER, JR.    R

                                 21  05211  JAMES C. CORMAN            D*
                                     05212  ERWIN G. (ED) HOGAN        R
                                 22  05221  ROBERT L. SALLEY           D
                                     05222  CARLOS J. MOORHEAD         R*

                                 23  05231  ANTHONY C. BEILENSON       D
                                     05232  THOMAS F. BARTMAN          R

                                 24  05241  HENRY A. WAXMAN            D*
                                     05242  DAVID I. SIMMONS           R

                                 25  05251  EDWARD R. ROYBAL           D*
                                     05252  JIM MADRID                 R

                                 26  05261  BRUCE LATTA                D
                                     05262  JOHN H. ROUSSELOT          R*

                                 27  05271  GARY FAMILIAN              D
                                     05272  ROBERT K. DORNAN           R

                                 28  05281  YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE    D*
                                     05282  EDWARD S. SKINNER          R

                                 29  05291  AUGUSTUS F. HAWKINS        D*
                                     05292  MICHAEL D. GERMONPREZ      R

                                 30  05301  GEORGE E. DANIELSON        D*
                                     05302  HARRY COUCH                R

                                 31  05311  CHARLES H. WILSON          D*

                                 32  05321  GLENN M. ANDERSON          D*
                                     05322  CLIFFORD O. YOUNG          R

                                 33  05331  TED SNYDER                 D
                                     05332  DEL CLAWSON                R*

                                 34  05341  MARK W. HANNAFORD          D*
                                     05342  DANIEL E. LONGREN          R

                                 35  05351  JIM LLOYD                  D*
                                     05352  LOUIS BRUTOCAO             R

                                 36  05361  GEORGE E. BROWN, JR.       D*
                                     05362  GRANT C. CARNER            R
                                     05363  WILLIAM PASLEY             AIP

                                 37  05371  DOUGLAS C. NILSON, JR.     D
                                     05372  SHIRLEY N. PETTIS          R*

                                 38  05381  JERRY M. PATTERSON         D*
                                     05382  JAMES COMBS                R
                                 39  05391  WILLIAM E. FARRIS          D
                                     05392  CHARLES E. WIGGINS         R*

                                 40  05401  VIVIAN HALL                D
                                     05402  ROBERT E. BADHAM           R

                                 41  05411  KING GOLDEN, JR.           D
                                     05412  BOB WILSON                 R*

                                 42  05421  LIONEL VAN DEERLIN         D*
                                     05422  WES MARDEN                 R

                                 43  05431  PAT KELLY                  D
                                     05432  CLAIR W. BURGENER          R*

                 COLORADO        1   06011  PATRICIA SCHROEDER         D*
                                     06012  DON FRIEDMAN               R

                                 2   06021  TIMOTHY E. WIRTH           D*
                                     06022  ED SCOTT                   R

                                 3   06031  FRANK E. EVANS             D*
                                     06032  MELVIN H. TAKAKI           R

                                 4   06041  DAN OGDEN                  D
                                     06042  JAMES P. JOHNSON           R*
                                     06043  RICHARD N. DAVIS           IND

                                 5   06051  DOROTHY HORES              D
                                     06052  WILLIAM L. ARMSTRONG       R*

                 CONNECTICUT     1   07011  WILLIAM R. COTTER          D*
                                     07012  LUCIEN P. DIFAZIO, JR.     R

                                 2   07021  CHRISTOPHER J. DODD        D*
                                     07022  RICHARD M. JACKSON         R

                                 3   07031  ROBERT N. GIAIMO           D*
                                     07032  JOHN G. PUCCIANO           R

                                 4   07041  GEOFFREY G. PETERSON       D
                                     07042  STEWART B. MCKINNEY        R*

                                 5   07051  MICHAEL J. ADANTI          D
                                     07052  RONALD A. SARASIN          R*

                                 6   07061  TOBY MOFFETT               D*
                                     07062  THOMAS F. UPSON            R

                 DELAWARE        1   08011  SAMUEL L. SHIPLEY          D
                                     08012  THOMAS B. EVANS, JR.       R

                 FLORIDA         1   09011  ROBERT L. F. SIKES         D*

                                 2   09021  DON FUQUA                  D*

                                 3   09031  CHARLES E. BENNETT         D*

                                 4   09041  BILL CHAPPELL, JR.         D*

                                 5   09051  JOANNE SAUNDERS            D
                                     09052  RICHARD KELLY              R*

                                 6   09061  GABRIEL CAZARES            D
                                     09062  C. W. BILL YOUNG           R*

                                 7   09071  SAM GIBBONS                D*
                                     09072  DUSTY OWENS                R

                                 8   09081  ANDREW P. IRELAND          D
                                     09082  ROBERT JOHNSON             R

                                 9   09091  JOSEPH A. ROSIER           D
                                     09092  LOUIS FREY, JR.            R*

                                 10  09101  BILL SIKES                 D
                                     09102  L. A. (SKIP) BAFALIS       R*

                                 11  09111  PAUL G. ROGERS             D
                                     09112  CLYDE ADAMS                A

                                 12  09121  CHARLIE FRIEDMAN           D
                                     09122  J. HERBERT BURKE           R*

                                 13  09131  WILLIAM LEHMAN             D*
                                     09132  LEE ARNOLD SPIEGELMAN      R

                                 14  09141  CLAUDE PEPPER              D*
                                     09142  EVELIO S. ESTRELLO         R

                                 15  09151  DANTE B. FASCELL           D*
                                     09152  PAUL R. COBB               R

                 GEORGIA         1   10011  RONALD B. (BO) GINN        D*

                                 2   10021  DAWSON MATHIS              D*

                                 3   10031  JACK BRINKLEY              D*
                                     10032  STEVE DUGAN                R
                                 4   10041  ELLIOTT H. LEVITAS         D*
                                     10042  GEORGE T. WARREN II        R

                                 5   10051  ANDREW YOUNG               D*
                                     10052  EDWARD W. GADRIX, JR.      R

                                 6   10061  JOHN J. FLYNT, JR.         D*
                                     10062  NEWT GINGRICH              R

                                 7   10071  LARRY P. MCDONALD          D*
                                     10072  QUINCY COLLINS             R

                                 8   10081  BILLY LEE EVANS            D
                                     10082  BILLY ADAMS                R

                                 9   10091  ED JENKINS                 D
                                     10092  LOUISE WOFFORD             R

                                 10  10101  DOUG BARNARD               D

                 HAWAII          1   11011  CECIL HEFTEL               D
                                     11012  FRED ROHLFING              R
                                     11013  KATHY JOYCE HOSHIJO        IGG

                                 2   11021  DANIEL AKAKA               D
                                     11022  HANK INOUYE                R

                 IDAHO           1   12011  KEN PURSLEY                D
                                     12012  STEVEN D. SYMMS            R*
                                 2   12021  STAN KRESS                 D
                                     12022  GEORGE HANSEN              R*

                 ILLINOIS        1   13011  RALPH H. METCALFE          D*
                                     13012  A. A. RAYNER               R

                                 2   13021  MORGAN F. MURPHY           D*
                                     13022  SPENCER LEAK               R

                                 3   13031  MARTIN A. RUSSO            D*
                                     13032  RONALD BUIKEMA             R

                                 4   13041  RONALD A. RODGER           D
                                     13042  EDWARD J. DERWINSKI        R*

                                 5   13051  JOHN G. FARY               D*
                                     13052  VINCENT KROK               R

                                 6   13061  MARILYN D. CLANCY          D
                                     13062  HENRY J. HYDE              R*

                                 7   13071  CARDISS COLLINS            D*
                                     13072  NEWELL WARD                R

                                 8   13081  DAN ROSTENKOWSKI           D*
                                     13082  JOHN F. URBASZEWSKI        R

                                 9   13091  SIDNEY R. YATES            D*
                                     13092  THOMAS J. WAJERSKI         R

                                 10  13101  ABNER J. MIKVA             D*
                                     13102  SAMUEL H. YOUNG            R

                                 11  13111  FRANK ANNUNZIO             D*
                                     13112  DANIEL C. REBER            R

                                 12  13121  EDWIN L. FRANK             D
                                     13122  PHILIP M. CRANE            R*

                                 13  13131  JAMES J. CUMMINGS          D
                                     13132  ROBERT MCCLORY             R*

                                 14  13141  MARIE AGNES FESE           D
                                     13142  JOHN N. ERLENBORN          R*

                                 15  13151  TIM L. HALL                D*
                                     13152  TOM CORCORAN               R

                                 16  13161  STEPHEN EYTALIS            D
                                     13162  JOHN B. ANDERSON           R*

                                 17  13171  MERLIN E. KARLOCK          D
                                     13172  GEORGE M. O'BRIEN          R*

                                 18  13181  MATTHEW RYAN               D
                                     13182  ROBERT H. MICHEL           R*

                                 19  13191  JOHN CRAVER                D
                                     13192  TOM RAILSBACK              R*

                                 20  13201  PETER F. MACK              D
                                     13202  PAUL FINDLEY               R*

                                 21  13211  ANNA WALL SCOTT            D
                                     13212  EDWARD R. MADIGAN          R*

                                 22  13221  GEORGE E. SHIPLEY          D*
                                     13222  RALPH Y. MCGINNIS          R

                                 23  13231  MELVIN PRICE               D*
                                     13232  SAM P. DRENOVAC            R

                                 24  13241  PAUL SIMON                 D*
                                     13242  PETER G. PRINEAS           R

                 INDIANA         1   14011  ADAM BENJAMIN, JR.         D
                                     14012  ROBERT J. BILLINGS         R

                                 2   14021  FLOYD FITHIAN              D*
                                     14022  WILLIAM W. ERWIN           R

                                 3   14031  JOHN BRADEMAS              D*
                                     14032  THOMAS L. THORSON          R

                                 4   14041  J. EDWARD ROUSH            D*
                                     14042  J. DANFORTH QUAYLE         R

                                 5   14051  WILLIAM C. STOUT           D
                                     14052  ELWOOD HILLIS              R*

                                 6   14061  DAVID W. EVANS             D*
                                     14062  DAVID G. CRANE             R

                                 7   14071  JOHN ELDEN TIPTON          D
                                     14072  JOHN T. MYERS              R*

                                 8   14081  DAVID L. CORNWELL          D
                                     14082  BELDEN BELL                R

                                 9   14091  LEE H. HAMILTON            D*

                                 10  14101  PHIL SHARP                 D*
                                     14102  WILLIAM G. FRAZIER         R

                                 11  14111  ANDY JACOBS, JR.           D*
                                     14112  LAWRENCE L. BUELL          R

                 IOWA            1   15011  EDWARD MEZVINSKY           D*
                                     15012  JAMES A. S. LEACH          R

                                 2   15021  MICHAEL T. BLOUIN          D*
                                     15022  TOM RILEY                  R

                                 3   15031  STEPHEN J. RAPP            D
                                     15032  CHARLES E. GRASSLEY        R*

                                 4   15041  NEAL SMITH                 D*
                                     15042  CHARLES E. MINOR           R

                                 5   15051  TOM HARKIN                 D*
                                     15052  KENNETH R. FULK            R

                                 6   15061  BERKLEY BEDELL             D*
                                     15062  JOANNE D. SOPER            R

                 KANSAS          1   16011  RANDY C. YOWELL            D
                                     16012  KEITH G. SEBELIUS          R*

                                 2   16021  MARTHA KEYS                D*
                                     16022  ROSS R. FREEMAN            R

                                 3   16031  PHILIP S. RHOADS           D
                                     16032  LARRY WINN, JR.            R*

                                 4   16041  DAN GLICKMAN               D
                                     16042  GARNER E. SHRIVER          R*

                                 5   16051  VIRGIL L. OLSON            D
                                     16052  JOE SKUBITZ                R*

                 KENTUCKY        1   17011  CARROLL HUBBARD, JR.       D*
                                     17012  BOB BERSKY                 R

                                 2   17021  WILLIAM H. NATCHER         D*
                                     17022  WALTER A. BAKER            R

                                 3   17031  ROMANO L. MAZZOLI          D*
                                     17032  DENZIL J. RAMSEY           R

                                 4   17041  EDWARD J. WINTERBERG       D
                                     17042  M. G. (GENE) SNYDER        R*

                                 5   17051  CHARLES E. SMITH           D
                                     17052  TIM LEE CARTER             R*

                                 6   17061  JOHN B. BRECKINRIDGE       D*
                                     17062  ANTHONY A. MCCORD          A

                                 7   17071  CARL D. PERKINS            D*
                                     17072  GRANVILLE THOMAS           R

                 LOUISIANA       1   18011  RICHARD TONRY              D
                                     18012  ROBERT L. LIVINGSTON       R
                                     18013  JOHN R. RARICK             IND

                                 2   18021  CORINE C. BOGGS            D*
                                     18023  JULES W. (TED) HILLERY     IND

                                 3   18031  DAVID H. SCHEUERMANN, SR.  D
                                     18032  DAVID C. TREEN             R*
                                 4   18041  JOE D. WAGGONNER, JR.      D

                                 5   18051  JERRY HUCKABY              D
                                     18052  FRANK SPOONER              R

                                 6   18061  J. D. DEBLIEUX             D
                                     18062  W. HENSON MOORE            R*

                                 7   18071  JOHN B. BREAUX             D*
                                     18072  CHARLES F. HUFF            R

                                 8   18081  GILLIS W. LONG             D*
                                     18083  KENT COURTNEY              IND

                 MAINE           1   19011  FREDERICK D. BARTON        D
                                     19012  DAVID F. EMERY             R*

                                 2   19021  LEIGHTON COONEY            D
                                     19022  WILLIAM S. COHEN           R*

                 MARYLAND        1   20011  ROY P. DYSON               D
                                     20012  ROBERT E. BAUMAN           R*

                                 2   20021  CLARENCE D. LONG           D*
                                     20022  JOHN M. SENEY              R
                                     20023  RONALD A. MERONEY          IND

                                 3   20031  BARBARA A. MIKULSKI        D
                                     20032  SAMUEL A. CULOTTA          R

                                 4   20041  WERNER FORNOS              D
                                     20042  MARJORIE S. HOLT           R*

                                 5   20051  GLADYS N. SPELLMAN         D*
                                     20052  JOHN BURCHAM               R

                                 6   20061  GOODLOE E. BYRON           D*
                                     20062  ARTHUR T. BOND             R

                                 7   20071  PARREN J. MITCHELL         D*
                                     20073  WILLIAM SALISBURY          IND

                                 8   20081  LANNY DAVIS                D
                                     20082  NEWTON I. STEERS, JR.      R
                                     20083  ROBIN FICKER               IND

                 MASSACHUSETTS   1   21011  EDWARD A. MCCOLGAN         D
                                     21012  SILVIO O. CONTE            R*
                                 2   21021  EDWARD P. BOLAND           D*
                                     21022  THOMAS P. SWANK            R

                                 3   21031  JOSEPH D. EARLY            D*

                                 4   21041  ROBERT F. DRINAN           D*
                                     21042  ARTHUR D. MASON            R

                                 5   21051  PAUL E. TSONGAS            D*
                                     21052  ROGER P. DURKIN            R

                                 6   21061  MICHAEL J. HARRINGTON      D*
                                     21062  WILLIAM E. BRONSON         R

                                 7   21071  EDWARD J. MARKEY           D
                                     21072  RICHARD W. DALY            R

                                 8   21081  THOMAS P. O'NEILL, JR.     D*
                                     21082  WILLIAM A. BARNSTEAD       R

                                 9   21091  JOHN JOSEPH MOAKLEY        D*
                                     21092  ROBERT G. CUNNINGHAM       R

                                 10  21102  MARGARET M. HECKLER        R*

                                 11  21111  JAMES A. BURKE             D*
                                     21113  DANIELLE DE BENEDICTIS     IND
                                     21121  GERRY E. STUDDS            D*

                 MICHIGAN        1   22011  JOHN CONYERS, JR.          D*
                                     22012  ISAAC HOOD                 R

                                 2   22021  EDWARD C. PIERCE           D
                                     22022  CARL D. PURSELL            R

                                 3   22031  HOWARD WOLPE               D
                                     22032  GARRY BROWN                R*

                                 4   22041  RICHARD E. DAUGHERTY       D
                                     22042  DAVID A. STOCKMAN          R

                                 5   22051  RICHARD F. VANDERVEEN      D
                                     22052  HAROLD S. SAWYER           R

                                 6   22061  BOB CARR                   D*
                                     22062  CLIFFORD W. TAYLOR         R

                                 7   22071  DALE E. KILDEE             D
                                     22072  ROBIN WIDGERY              R
                                 8   22081  BOB TRAXLER                D*
                                     22082  E. BRADY DENTON            R

                                 9   22091  STEPHEN E. FAWLEY          D
                                     22092  GUY VANDER JAGT            R*

                                 10  22101  DONALD J. ALBOSTA          D
                                     22102  ELFORD A. CEDERBERG        R*

                                 11  22111  FRANCIS D. BROUILLETTE     D
                                     22112  PHILIP E. RUPPE            R*

                                 12  22121  DAVID E. BONIOR            D
                                     22122  DAVID M. SEROTKIN          R

                                 13  22131  CHARLES C. DIGGS, JR.      D*
                                     22132  RICHARD A. GOLDEN          R

                                 14  22141  LUCIEN N. NEDZI            D*
                                     22142  JOHN EDWARD GETZ           R

                                 15  22151  WILLIAM D. FORD            D*
                                     22152  JAMES D. WALASKAY          R

                                 16  22161  JOHN D. DINGELL            D*
                                     22162  WILLIAM E. ROSTRON         R

                                 17  22171  WILLIAM M. BRODHEAD        D*
                                     22172  JAMES W. BURDICK           R

                                 18  22181  JAMES J. BLANCHARD         D*
                                     22182  JAMES E. OLSEN             R

                                 19  22191  DOROTHEA B. BECKER         D
                                     22192  WILLIAM S. BROOMFIELD      R

                 MINNESOTA       1   23011  ROBERT C. OLSON, JR.       D
                                     23012  ALBERT H. QUIE             R*

                                 2   23021  GLORIA JEAN GRIFFIN        D
                                     23022  TOM HAGEDORN               R*

                                 3   23031  JEROME W. COUGHLIN         D
                                     23032  BILL BRENZEL               R*

                                 4   23041  BRUCE F. VENTO             D
                                     23042  ANDREW ENGEBRETSON         R

                                 5   23051  DONALD M. FRASER           D*
                                     23052  RICHARD M. ERDALL          R
                                 6   23061  RICHARD NOLAN              D*
                                     23062  JAMES ANDERSON             R

                                 7   23071  BOB BERGLAND               D*
                                     23072  BOB LEISETH                R

                                 8   23081  JAMES L. OBERSTAR          D*

                 MISSISSIPPI     1   24011  JAMIE L. WHITTEN           D*

                                 2   24021  DAVID R. BOWEN             D*
                                     24022  ROLAND BYRD                R

                                 3   24031  G. V. (SONNY) MONTGOMERY   D*
                                     24032  DORTHY COLBY CLEVELAND     R

                                 4   24041  STERLING P. DAVIS          D
                                     24042  THAD COCHRAN               R*

                                 5   24051  GERALD H. BLESSEY          D
                                     24052  TRENT LOTT                 R*

                 MISSOURI        1   25011  WILLIAM (BILL) CLAY        D*
                                     25012  ROBERT L. WITHERSPOON      R

                                 2   25021  ROBERT A. YOUNG            D
                                     25022  ROBERT O. SNYDER           R

                                 3   25031  RICHARD A. GEPHARDT        D
                                     25032  JOSEPH L. BADARACCO        R

                                 4   25041  IKE SKELTON                D
                                     25042  RICHARD A. KING            R

                                 5   25051  RICHARD BOLLING            D*
                                     25052  JOANNE M. COLLINS          R

                                 6   25061  MORGAN MAXFIELD            D
                                     25062  E. THOMAS COLEMAN          R

                                 7   25071  DOLAN G. HAWKINS           D
                                     25072  GENE TAYLOR                R*

                                 8   25081  RICHARD H. ICHORD          D*
                                     25082  CHARLES R. LEICK           R

                                 9   25091  HAROLD L. VOLKMER          D
                                     25092  J. H. FRAPPIER             R
                                 10  25101  BILL D. BURLISON           D*
                                     25102  JOE CARRON                 R

                 MONTANA         1   26011  MAX BAUCUS                 D*
                                     26012  W. D. (BILL) DIEHL         R

                                 2   26021  THOMAS E. TOWE             D
                                     26022  RON MARLENEE               R

                 NEBRASKA        1   27011  PAULINE F. ANDERSON        D
                                     27012  CHARLES THONE              R*

                                 2   27021  JOHN J. CAVANAUGH          D
                                     27022  LEE TERRY                  R

                                 3   27031  JAMES T. HANSEN            D
                                     27032  VIRGINIA SMITH             R*

                 NEVADA          1   28011  JIM SANTINI                D*
                                     28012  WALDEN CHARLES EARHART     R
                                     28013  JANINE M. HANSEN           IA

                 NEW HAMPSHIRE   1   29011  NORMAN E. D'AMOURS         D*
                                     29012  JOHN ADAMS                 R

                                 2   29021  J. JOSEPH GRANDMAISON      D
                                     29022  JAMES C. CLEVELAND         R*

                 NEW JERSEY      1   30011  JAMES J. FLORIO            D*
                                     30012  JOSEPH I. MCCULLOUGH, JR.  R

                                 2   30021  WILLIAM J. HUGHES          D*
                                     30022  JAMES R. HURLEY            R

                                 3   30031  JAMES J. HOWARD            D*
                                     30032  RALPH A. SICILIANO         R

                                 4   30041  FRANK THOMPSON, JR.        D*
                                     30042  JOSEPH S. INDYK            R

                                 5   30051  FRANK R. NERO              D
                                     30052  MILLICENT FENWICK          R*

                                 6   30061  CATHERINE A. COSTA         D
                                     30062  EDWIN B. FORSYTHE          R*

                                 7   30071  ANDREW MAGUIRE             D*
                                     30072  JAMES J. SHEEHAN           R

                                 8   30081  ROBERT A. ROE              D*
                                     30082  BESSIE DOTY                R

                                 9   30091  HENRY HELSTOSKI            D*
                                     30092  HAROLD C. HOLLENBECK       R

                                 10  30101  PETER W. RODINO, JR.       D*
                                     30102  TONY GRANDISON             R

                                 11  30111  JOSEPH G. MINISH           D*
                                     30112  CHARLES A. POEKEL, JR.     R

                                 12  30121  RICHARD A. BUGGELLI        D
                                     30122  MATTHEW J. RINALDO         R*

                                 13  30131  HELEN MEYNER               D*
                                     30132  WILLIAM E. SCHLUTER        R

                                 14  30141  JOSEPH A. LEFANTE          D
                                     30142  ANTHONY L. COMPENNI        R

                                 15  30151  EDWARD J. PATTEN           D*
                                     30152  CHARLES W. WILEY           R

                 NEW MEXICO      1   31011  RAYMOND GARCIA             D
                                     31012  MANUEL LUJAN, JR.          R*

                                 2   31021  HAROLD RUNNELS             D*
                                     31022  DONALD W. TRUBEY           R

                 NEW YORK        1   32011  OTIS G. PIKE               D-L*
                                     32012  SALVATORE NICOSIA          R
                                     32013  SETH C. MORGAN             C

                                 2   32021  THOMAS J. DOWNEY           D*
                                     32022  PETER COHALAN              R-C

                                 3   32031  JEROME A. AMBRO            D*
                                     32032  HOWARD T. HOGAN, JR.       R-C

                                 4   32041  GERALD P. HALPERN          D-L
                                     32042  NORMAN F. LENT             R-C*

                                 5   32051  ALLARD K. LOWENSTEIN       D-L
                                     32052  JOHN W. WYDLER             R-C*

                                 6   32061  LESTER L. WOLFF            D-L*
                                     32062  VINCENT R. BALLETTA, JR.   R
                                     32063  NELSON J. GAMMONS          C

                                 7   32071  JOSEPH P. ADDABBO          D-R-L*
                                     32072  WILLIAM H. WHITMAN         C

                                 8   32081  BENJAMIN S. ROSENTHAL      D-L*
                                     32082  ALBERT LEMISHAW            R-C

                                 9   32091  JAMES J. DELANEY           D-R-C*
                                     32092  ALAN M. KLUGER             L

                                 10  32101  MARIO BIAGGI               D-R*
                                     32102  JOANNE S. FUCHS            C

                                 11  32111  JAMES H. SCHEUER           D*
                                     32112  ARTHUR CUCCIA              R
                                     32113  BRYAN F. LEVINSON          C

                                 12  32121  SHIRLEY CHISHOLM           D-L*
                                     32122  HORACE MORANCIE            R

                                 13  32131  STEPHEN J. SOLARZ          D-L*
                                     32132  JACK DOBOSH                R-C

                                 14  32141  FREDERICK W. RICHMOND      D-L*
                                     32142  FRANK X. GARIULO           R-C

                                 15  32151  LEO C. ZEFERETTI           D-C*
                                     32152  RONALD J. D'ANGELO         R
                                     32153  ARTHUR J. PAONE            L

                                 16  32161  ELIZABETH HOLTZMAN         D-L*
                                     32162  GLADYS PEMBERTON           R-C

                                 17  32171  JOHN M. MURPHY             D*
                                     32172  KENNETH J. GROSSBERGER     R
                                     32173  JOHN M. PETERS             C
                                     32174  NED SCHNEIER               L

                                 18  32181  EDWARD I. KOCH             D-L*
                                     32182  SONIA LANDAU               R
                                     32183  JAMES W. MCCONNELL         C

                                 19  32194  CHARLES B. RANGEL          D-R-L*
                                     32193  BENTON COLE                C

                                 20  32201  THEODORE S. WEISS          D-L
                                     32202  DENISE WISEMAN             R

                                 21  32214  HERMAN BADILLO             D-R-L*

                                 22  32221  JOHATHAN B. BINGHAM        D-L*
                                     32222  PAUL SLOTKIN               R
                                 23  32231  J. EDWARD MEYER            D-L
                                     32232  BRUCE F. CAPUTO            R-C

                                 24  32241  RICHARD L. OTTINGER        D*
                                     32242  DAVID V. HICKS             R-C

                                 25  32251  MINNA POST PEYSER          D
                                     32252  HAMILTON FISH, JR.         R-C

                                 26  32261  JOHN R. MALONEY            D
                                     32262  BENJAMIN A. GILMAN         R*

                                 27  32271  MATTHEW F. MCHUGH          D-L*
                                     32272  WILLIAM H. HARTER          R-C

                                 28  32281  SAMUEL S. STRATTON         D*
                                     32282  MARY A. BRADT              R-C

                                 29  32291  EDWARD W. PATTISON         D-L*
                                     32292  JOSEPH A. MARTINO          R
                                     32293  JAMES E. DEYOUNG           C

                                 30  32301  NORMA A. BARTLE            D
                                     32302  ROBERT C. MCEWEN           R-C*

                                 31  32311  ANITA MAXWELL              D
                                     32312  DONALD J. MITCHELL         R-C*

                                 32  32321  JAMES M. HANLEY            D*
                                     32322  GEORGE C. WORTLEY          R-C

                                 33  32331  CHARLES R. WELCH           D
                                     32332  WILLIAM F. WALSH           R*

                                 34  32341  WILLIAM C. LARSEN          D
                                     32342  FRANK J. HORTON            R*

                                 35  32351  MICHAEL MACALUSO           D-C
                                     32352  BARBER B. CONABLE, JR.     R*

                                 36  32361  JOHN J. LAFALCE            D-L*
                                     32362  RALPH J. ARGEN             R-C

                                 37  32371  HENRY J. NOWAK             D-L*
                                     32372  CALVIN KIMBROUGH           R

                                 38  32381  PETER J. GERACI            D-L
                                     32382  JACK F. KEMP               R-C*
                                 39  32391  STANLEY N. LUNDINE         D*
                                     32392  RICHARD A. SNOWDEN         R-C

                 NORTH CAROLINA  1   33011  WALTER B. JONES            D*
                                     33012  JOSEPH M. WARD             R

                                 2   33021  L. H. FOUNTAIN             D*

                                 3   33031  CHARLES WHITLEY            D
                                     33032  W. J. (JACK) BLANCHARD     R

                                 4   33041  IKE F. ANDREWS             D*
                                     33042  JOHNNIE L. GALLEMORE, JR.  R

                                 5   33051  STEPHEN L. NEAL            D*
                                     33052  WILMER D. MIZELL           R

                                 6   33061  RICHARDSON PREYER          D*

                                 7   33071  CHARLES G. ROSE III        D*
                                     33072  M. H. (MIKE) VAUGHAN       R

                                 8   33081  W. G. (BILL) HEFNER        D*
                                     33082  CARL EAGLE                 R

                                 9   33091  ARTHUR GOODMAN, JR.        D
                                     33092  JAMES G. MARTIN            R*

                                 10  33101  JOHN J. (JACK) HUNT        D
                                     33102  JAMES T. BROYHILL          R*

                                 11  33111  LAMAR GUDGER               D
                                     33112  BRUCE B. BRIGGS            R

                 NORTH DAKOTA    1   34011  LLOYD B. OMDAHL            D
                                     34012  MARK ANDREWS               R*

                 OHIO            1   35011  WILLIAM F. BOWEN           D
                                     35012  BILL GRANDISON             R*

                                 2   35021  THOMAS A. LUKEN            D
                                     35022  DONALD D. CLANCY           R*

                                 3   35031  LEONARD STUBBS             D
                                     35032  CHARLES W. WHALEN, JR.     R*
                                     35033  JOHN R. AUSTIN             IND
                                     35034  WILMER M. HURST            IND

                                 4   35041  CLINTON G. DORSEY          D
                                     35042  TENNYSON GUYER             R*

                                5   35051  BRUCE EDWARDS              D
                                     35052  DELBERT L. LATTA           R*

                                 6   35061  TED STRICKLAND             D
                                     35062  WILLIAM H. HARSHA          R*

                                 7   35071  DOROTHY FRANKE             D
                                     35072  CLARENCE J. BROWN          R*

                                 8   35081  JOHN W. GRIFFIN            D
                                     35082  THOMAS N. KINDNESS         R*
                                     35083  JOSEPH F. PAYTON           IND

                                 9   35091  THOMAS L. ASHLEY           D*
                                     35092  CARLETON S. FINKBEINER     R

                                 10  35101  JAMES A. PLUMMER           D
                                     35102  CLARENCE E. MILLER         R*

                                 11  35111  THOMAS R. WEST, JR.        D
                                     35112  J. WILLIAM STANTON         R*

                                 12  35121  FRANCINE RYAN              D
                                     35122  SAMUEL L. DEVINE           R*
                                     35123  WILLIAM R. MOSS            IND

                                 13  35131  DONALD J. PEASE            D
                                     35132  WOODROW W. MATHNA          R

                                 14  35141  JOHN F. SEIBERLING         D*
                                     35142  JAMES E. HOUSTON           R

                                 15  35151  MIKE MCGEE                 D
                                     35152  CHALMERS P. WYLIE          R*

                                 16  35161  JOHN G. FREEDOM            D
                                     35162  RALPH S. REGULA            R*

                                 17  35171  JOHN C. MCDONALD           D
                                     35172  JOHN M. ASHBROOK           R*

                                 18  35181  DOUGLAS APPLEGATE          D
                                     35182  RALPH R. MCCOY             R
                                     35183  WILLIAM CRABBE             IND

                                 19  35191  CHARLES J. CARNEY          D*
                                     35192  JACK C. HUNTER             R

                                 20  35201  MARY ROSE OAKAR            D
                                     35202  RAYMOND J. GRABOW          IND

                                 21  35211  LOUIS STOKES               D*
                                     35212  BARBARA SPARKS             R
                                     35213  ANTHONY R. CURRY           IND

                                 22  35221  CHARLES A. VANIK           D*
                                     35222  HARRY A. HANNA             R

                                 23  35231  RONALD M. MOTTL            D*
                                     35232  MICHAEL T. SCANLON         R

                 OKLAHOMA        1   36011  JAMES R. JONES             D*
                                     36012  JAMES M. INHOFE            R

                                 2   36021  TED RISENHOOVER            D*
                                     36022  E. L. (BUD) STEWART        R

                                 3   36031  WES WATKINS                D
                                     36032  GERALD BEASLEY, JR.        R

                                 4   36041  TOM STEED                  D*
                                     36042  M. C. STANLEY              R

                                 5   36051  TOM DUNLAP                 D
                                     36052  MICKEY EDWARDS             R

                                 6   36061  GLENN ENGLISH              D*
                                     36062  CAROL MCCURLEY             R

                 OREGON          1   37011  LES AUCOIN                 D*
                                     37012  PHILIP N. BLADINE          R

                                 2   37021  AL ULLMAN                  D*
                                     37022  THOMAS H. MERCER           R

                                 3   37034  ROBERT DUNCAN              D-R*
                                     37033  MARTIN SIMON               IND

                                 4   37041  JAMES WEAVER               D*
                                     37042  JERRY LAUSMANN             R

                 PENNSYLVANIA    1   38011  MICHAEL (OZZIE) MYERS      D
                                     38012  SAMUEL N. FANELLI          R

                                 2   38021  ROBERT N. C. NIX           D*
                                     38022  JESSE W. WOODS, JR.        R

                                 3   38031  RAYMOND F. LEDERER         D
                                     38032  TERRENCE J. SCHADE         R
                                 4   38041  JOSHUA EILBERG             D*
                                     38042  JAMES E. MUGFORD           R

                                 5   38051  ANTHONY CAMPOLO            D
                                     38052  RICHARD T. SCHULZE         R*

                                 6   38061  GUS YATRON                 D*
                                     38062  STEPHEN POSTUPACK          R

                                 7   38071  ROBERT W. EDGAR            D*
                                     38072  JOHN M. KENNEY             R

                                 8   38081  PETER H. KOSTMAYER         D
                                     38082  JOHN S. RENNINGER          R

                                 9   38094  E. G. SHUSTER              R-D*

                                 10  38101  EDWARD MITCHELL            D
                                     38102  JOSEPH M. MCDADE           R*

                                 11  38111  DANIEL J. FLOOD            D*
                                     38112  HOWARD G. WILLIAMS         R

                                 12  38121  JOHN P. MURTHO             D*
                                     38122  THEODORE L. HUMES          R

                                 13  38131  GERTRUDE STRICK            D
                                     38132  R. LAWRENCE COUGHLIN       R*

                                 14  38141  WILLIAM S. MOORHEAD        D*
                                     38142  JOHN F. BRADLEY            R

                                 15  38151  FRED B. ROONEY             D*
                                     38152  ALICE SIVULICH             R

                                 16  38161  MICHAEL J. MINNEY          D
                                     38162  ROBERT S. WALKER           R

                                 17  38171  ALLEN E. ERTEL             D
                                     38172  H. JOSEPH HEPFORD          R

                                 18  38181  DOUG WALGREN               D
                                     38182  ROBERT J. CASEY            R

                                 19  38191  RICHARD P. NOLL            D
                                     38192  WILLIAM (BILL) GOODLING    R*

                                 20  38201  JOSEPH M. GAYDOS           D*
                                     38202  JOHN P. KOSTELAC           R
                                 21  38211  JOHN H. DENT               D*
                                     38212  ROBERT H. MILLER           R

                                 22  38221  AUSTIN J. MURPHY           D
                                     38222  ROGER FISCHER              R

                                 23  38231  JOSEPH S. AMMERMAN         D
                                     38232  ALBERT W. JOHNSON          R*

                                 24  38241  JOSEPH P. VIGORITO         D*
                                     38242  MARC L. MARKS              R

                                 25  38251  EUGENE V. ATKINSON         D
                                     38252  GARY A. MYERS              R*

                 RHODE ISLAND    1   39011  FERNAND J. ST.GERMAIN      D*
                                     39012  JOHN J. SLOCUM, JR.        R

                                 2   39021  EDWARD P. BEARD            D*
                                     39022  THOMAS V. IANNITTI         R

                 SOUTH CAROLINA  1   40011  MENDEL J. DAVIS            D*
                                     40012  EDWARD L. ROWELL           R

                                 2   40021  CLYDE B. LIVINGSTON        D
                                     40022  FLOYD SPENCE               R*

                                 3   40031  BUTLER DERRICK             D*

                                 4   40041  JAMES R. MANN              D*
                                     40042  ROBERT L. WATKINS          R

                                 5   40051  KENNETH L. HOLLAND         D*
                                     40052  ROBERT C. RICHARDSON, JR.  R

                                 6   40061  JOHN W. JENRETTE, JR.      D*
                                     40062  EDWARD L. YOUNG            R

                 SOUTH DAKOTA    1   41011  JAMES V. GUFFEY            D
                                     41012  LARRY PRESSLER             R*

                                 2   41021  GRACE MICKELSON            D
                                     41022  JAMES ABDNOR               R*

                 TENNESSEE       1   42011  LLOYD BLEVINS              D
                                     42012  JAMES H. (JIMMY) QUILLEN   R*

                                 2   42021  MIKE ROWLAND               D
                                     42022  JOHN J. DUNCAN             R*
                                 3   42031  MARILYN LLOYD              D*
                                     42032  LAMAR BAKER                R

                                 4   42041  ALBERT GORE, JR.           D
                                     42042  WILLIAM H. MCCLEMERY       IND

                                 5   42051  CLIFFORD ALLEN             D*
                                     42052  ROGER BISSELL              IND

                                 6   42061  ROSS BASS                  D
                                     42062  ROBIN L. BEARD, JR.        R*

                                 7   42071  ED JONES                   D*

                                 8   42081  HAROLD E. FORD             D*
                                     42082  A. D. ALISSANDRATOS        R

                 TEXAS           1   43011  SAM B. HALL, JR.           D*
                                     43012  JAMES HOGAN                R

                                 2   43021  CHARLES WILSON             D*
                                     43022  JAMES WILLIAM DOYLE III    A

                                 3   43031  LES E. SHACKELFORD, JR.    D
                                     43032  JAMES M. COLLINS           R*

                                 4   43041  RAY ROBERTS                D*
                                     43042  FRANK S. GLENN             R

                                 5   43051  JIM MATTOX                 D
                                     43052  NANCY JUDY                 R

                                 6   43061  OLIN E. TEAGUE             D*
                                     43062  WES MOWERY                 R

                                 7   43072  BILL ARCHER                R*

                                 8   43081  BOB ECKHARDT               D*
                                     43082  NICK GEARHART              R

                                 9   43091  JACK BROOKS                D*

                                 10  43101  J. J. PICKLE               D
                                     43102  PAUL MCCLURE               R

                                 11  43111  W. R. POAGE                D*
                                     43112  JOHN. L. BURGESS           R

                                 12  43121  JIM WRIGHT                 D*
                                     43122  W. R. DURHAM               R

                                 13  43131  JACK HIGHTOWER             D*
                                     43132  ROBERT PRICE               R

                                 14  43141  JOHN YOUNG                 D*
                                     43142  L. DEAN HOLFORD            R

                                 15  43151  ELIGIO DE LA GARZA         D*
                                     43152  ROBERT L. MCDONALD         R

                                 16  43161  RICHARD C. WHITE           D*
                                     43162  VIC SHACKLEFORD            R

                                 17  43171  OMAR BURLESON              D*

                                 18  43181  BARBARA C. JORDAN          D*
                                     43182  SAM H. WRIGHT              R

                                 19  43191  GEORGE MAHON               D*
                                     43192  JIM REESE                  R

                                 20  43201  HENRY B. GONZALEZ          D*

                                 21  43211  ROBERT KRUEGER             D*
                                     43212  BOBBY A. LOCKE             R

                                 22  43221  BOB GAMMAGE                D
                                     43222  RON PAUL                   R*

                                 23  43231  ABRAHAM KAZEN, JR.         D*

                                 24  43241  DALE MILFORD               D*
                                     43242  LEO BERMAN                 R

                 UTAH            1   44011  GUNN MCKAY                 D*
                                     44012  JOE H. FERGUSON            R

                                 2   44021  ALLAN T. HOWE              D*
                                     44022  DAN MARRIOTT               R
                                     44023  DARYL J. MCCARTY (WRITE-IN)D

                 VERMONT         AL  45014  JOHN L. BURGESS            R
                                     45012  JAMES M. JEFFORDS          R*

                 VIRGINIA        1   46011  ROBERT E. QUINN            D
                                     46012  PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.        R

                                 2   46021  ROBERT E. WASHINGTON       D
                                     46022  G. WILLIAM WHITEHURST      R*
                                 3   46031  DAVID E. SATTERFIELD III   D*
                                     46033  ALAN R. OGDEN              IND

                                 4   46041  J. W. (BILLY) O'BRIEN      D
                                     46042  ROBERT W. DANIEL, JR       R*

                                 5   46051  W. C. (DAN) DANIEL         D*

                                 6   46062  M. CALDWELL BUTLER         R*
                                     46063  WARREN D. SAUNDERS         IND

                                 7   46072  J. KENNETH ROBINSON        R*
                                     46073  JAMES B. HUTT              IND

                                 8   46081  HERBERT H. HARRIS II       D*
                                     46082  JAMES R. TATE              R
                                     46083  MICHAEL D. CANNON          IND

                                 9   46091  CHARLES J. HORNE           D
                                     46092  WILLIAM C. WAMPLER         R*

                                 10  46101  JOSEPH L. FISHER           D*
                                     46102  VINCENT F. CALLAHAN, JR.   R
                                     46103  E. STANLEY RITTENHOUSE     IND

                 WASHINGTON      1   47011  DAVE WOOD                  D
                                     47012  JOEL PRITCHARD             R*

                                 2   47021  LLOYD MEEDS                D*
                                     47022  JOHN NANCE GARNER          R

                                 3   47031  DON BONKER                 D*
                                     47032  CHUCK ELHART               R

                                 4   47041  MIKE MCCORMACK             D*
                                     47042  DICK GRANGER               R

                                 5   47051  THOMAS S. FOLEY            D*
                                     47052  DUANE ALTON                R

                                 6   47061  NORMAN D. DICKS            D
                                     47062  ROBERT M. REYNOLDS         R

                                 7   47071  BROCK ADAMS                D*
                                     47072  RAYMOND PRITCHARD          R
                 DISTRICT OF
                 COLUMBIA        1   51011  WALTER FAUNTEROY           D*

                 WEST VIRGINIA   1   48011  ROBERT H. MOLLOHAN         D*
                                    48012  JOHN F. MCCUSKEY           R

                                 2   48021  HARLEY O. STAGGERS         D*
                                     48022  JIM SLOAN                  R

                                 3   48031  JOHN M. SLACK              D*

                                 4   48041  NICK JOE RAHALL            D
                                     48042  E. S. (STEVE) GOODMAN      R
                                     48043  KEN HECHLER (WRITE-IN)     D

                 WISCONSIN       1   49011  LES ASPIN                  D*
                                     49012  WILLIAM W. PETRIE          R

                                 2   49021  ROBERT W. KASTENMEIER      D*
                                     49022  ELIZABETH T. MILLER        R

                                 3   49031  ALVIN BALDUS               D*
                                     49032  ADOLPH L. GUNDERSEN        R

                                 4   49041  CLEMENT J. ZABLOCKI        D*

                                 5   49051  HENRY S. REUSS             D*
                                     49052  ROBERT L. HICKS            R

                                 6   49061  JOSEPH C. SMITH            D
                                     49062  WILLIAM A. STEIGER         R*

                                 7   49071  DAVID R. OBEY              D*
                                     49072  FRANK A. SAVINO            R

                                 8   49081  ROBERT J. CORNELL          D*
                                     49082  HAROLD V. FROEHLICH        R

                                 9   49091  LYNN M. MCDONALD           D
                                     49092  ROBERT W. KASTEN, JR.      R*

                 WYOMING         AL  50011  TENO RONCALIO              D*
                                     50012  LARRY JOE HART             R




>> 1976 CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR

                 THIS NOTES IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH POST-ELECTION QUESTION
                 D5A.

                                       PARTY KEY

                 A         --AMERICAN
                 AH        --AMERICAN HERITAGE
                 AIP       --AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
                 ALI       --ALASKAN INDEPENDENCE
                 C         --CONSERVATIVE
                 COM       --COMMUNIST
                 CST       --CONSTITUTIONAL
                 COU       --COURAGE
                 D         --DEMOCRATIC
                 FL        --FREE LIBERATION
                 FLP       --FREEDOM AND LIBERTY PARTY
                 GWP       --GEORGE WALLACE PARTY
                 HR        --HUMAN RIGHTS
                 IA        --INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
                 IG        --INDUSTRIAL GOVERNMENT
                 IGWT      --IN GOD WE TRUST FOR PURIFIED LEADERS
                 IND       --INDEPENDENT
                 IV        --INDEPENDENT VOTERS
                 IVP       --INDEPENDENT VERMONTERS PARTY
                 L         --LIBERAL
                 LIB       --LIBERTARIAN
                 LLJ       --LIFE, LIBERTY, JUSTICE
                 LRU       --LA RAZA UNIDA
                 LU        --LIBERTY UNION
                 MIP       --MAINE INDEPENDENT PARTY
                 NDPA      --NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF ALABAMA
                 P         --PROHIBITION
                 PCD       --PUBLIC CONGRESS OF DELEWARE
                 PF        --PEACE AND FREEDOM
                 PP        --PEOPLE'S PARTY
                 R         --REPUBLICAN
                 SL        --SOCIALIST LABOR
                 SW        --SOCIALIST WORKERS
                 USLP      --UNITED STATES LABOR PARTY
                 W         --WORKERS
                 -         --WRITE-IN

                 MULTIPLE PARTY AFFILIATION HAS BEEN INDICATED BY A DASH
                 CONNECTING THE INITIALS OF THE CANDIDATE'S PARTIES

                     GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE LIST

                 STATE                CODE   NAME                       PARTY

                 ALABAMA              NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 ALASKA               NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 ARIZONA              NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 ARKANSAS             041    DAVID PRYOR                D
                                      042    LEON GRIFFITH              R

                 CALIFORNIA           NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 COLORADO             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 CONNECTICUT          NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 DELAWARE             081    SHERMAN W. TRIBBITT        D
                                      082    PIERRE S. (PETE) DU PONT   R

                 FLORIDA              NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 GEORGIA              NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 HAWAII               NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 IDAHO                NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 ILLINOIS             131    MICHAEL J. HOWLETT         D
                                      132    JAMES R. THOMPSON          R

                 INDIANA              141    LARRY CONRAD               D
                                      142    OTIS R. BOWEN              R
                                      143    SAMUEL L. WASHINGTON       USLP

                 IOWA                 NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 KANSAS               NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 KENTUCKY             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 LOUISIANA            NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MAINE                NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MARYLAND             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MASSACHUSETTS        NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MICHIGAN             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MINNESOTA            NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MISSISSIPPI          NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 MISSOURI             251    JOSEPH P. TEASDALE         D
                                      252    CHRISTOPHER S. (KIT) BOND  R

                 MONTANA              261    THOMAS L. JUDGE            D
                                      262    ROBERT WOODAHL             R

                 NEBRASKA             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 NEVADA               NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 NEW HAMPSHIRE        291    HARRY V. SPANOS            D
                                      292    MELDRIM THOMSON, JR.       R

                 NEW JERSEY           NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 NEW MEXICO           NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 NEW YORK             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 NORTH CAROLINA       331    JAMES B. HUNT, JR.         D
                                      332    DAVID T. FLAHERTY          R
                                      333    H. F. (CHUB) SEAWELL, JR.  A

                 NORTH DAKOTA         341    ARTHUR A. LINK             D
                                      342    RICHARD ELKIN              R
                                      343    MARTIN VAALER              A

                 OHIO                 NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 OKALAHOMA            NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 OREGON               NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 PENNSYLVANIA         NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 RHODE ISLAND         391    J. JOSEPH GARRAHY          D
                                      392    JAMES L. TAFT, JR.         R

                 SOUTH CAROLINA       NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 SOUTH DAKOTA         NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 TENNESSEE            NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 TEXAS                NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 UTAH                 441    SCOTT M. MATHESON          D
                                      442    VERNON B. ROMNEY           R
                                      443    L. S. BROWN                A

                 VERMONT              451    STELLA B. HACKEL           D
                                      452    RICHARD A. SNELLING        R



                 VIRGINIA             NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 WASHINGTON           471    DIXY LEE RAY               D
                                      472    JOHN SPELLMAN              R
                                      473    ART MANNING                AIP

                 WEST VIRGINIA        481    JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER IV     D
                                      482    CECIL H. UNDERWOOD         R

                 WISCONSIN            NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

                 WYOMING              NO GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION





>> 1976 IMPORTANT PROBLEMS CODE

                 THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH POST-ELECTION QUESTIONS
                 E1, E1A(1-2), AND E1B.

                 SOCIAL WELFARE PROBLEMS
                     001.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO DOMESTIC ISSUES
                     005.  POPULATION; ANY MENTION OF POPULATION INCREASE;
                           REFERENCE TO OVER-POPULATION/BIRTH CONTROL

                     010.  UNEMPLOYMENT; GENERAL REFERENCE TO EMPLOYMENT/
                           UNEMPLOYMENT; COMPENSATION; JOB RETRAINING, ETC.
                     011.  FOR INCREASED UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION; MORE OR
                           BETTER JOB RETRAINING; AID TO DEPRESSED ECONOMIC
                           AREAS; GOVERNMENT CREATION OF JOBS
                     012.  AGAINST (INCREASED) UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATIONS;
                           LESS JOB RETRAINING; NO GOVERNMENT CREATION OF
                           JOBS
                     019.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO EMPLOYMENT/UNEMPLOY-
                           MENT (NOT 200'S)

                     020.  EDUCATION; GENERAL REFERENCE TO FINANCIAL
                           ASSISTANCE FOR SCHOOLS/COLLEGES; QUALITY OF
                           EDUCATION
                     021.  FOR (INCREASED) AID TO EDUCATION, FINANCIAL
                           ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOLS AND/OR COLLEGES; NEED FOR
                           IMPROVED SCHOOL MATERIALS; NEED FOR BETTER
                           TEACHERS/EDUCATION
                     022.  AGAINST AID TO EDUCATION
                     029.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO EDUCATION

                     030.  AGED/ELDERLY; GENERAL REFERENCE TO AGED; SOCIAL
                           SECURITY; MEDICARE; MEDICAL CARE FOR THE AGED
                     031.  FOR INCREASED ASSISTANCE TO THE AGED; INCREASED
                           SOCIAL SECURITY; FOR GOVERNMENT SUPPORTED MEDICAL
                           CARE FOR THE AGED, "MEDICARE"
                     032.  AGAINST (INCREASED) ASSISTANCE TO THE AGED;
                           AGAINST ADDITIONAL SOCIAL SECURITY;
                           ANTI-"MEDICARE"
                     039.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO THE AGED

                     040.  HEALTH PROBLEMS; GENERAL REFERENCE TO QUALITY OF
                           CARE; COST OF MEDICAL CARE; MEDICAL RESEARCH,
                           TRAINING OF DOCTORS AND OTHER HEALTH PERSONNEL;
                           HOSPITALS; NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
                     041.  FOR INCREASED (GOVERNMENT SUPPORTED) QUALITY OF
                           CARE; MORE MEDICAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING OF
                           RELATED PERSONNEL; FOR NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
                     042.  AGAINST (GOVERNMENT) SUPPORTED MEDICAL CARE,
                           NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE, ETC.
                     043.  MENTAL HEALTH CARE/FACILITIES/PROBLEMS -- (ALL
                           REFERENCES

                     045.  PRO-ABORTION
                     046.  ANTI-ABORTION
                     049.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO ABORTION
                     048.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO HEALTH PROBLEMS

                     050.  HOUSING; GENERAL REFERENCE (NOT 054)
                     051.  FOR (ADDITIONAL) LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES ON
                           HOUSING (NOT 055)
                     052.  AGAINST (ADDITIONAL) LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES ON
                           HOUSING (NOT 056)
                     054.  URBAN RENEWAL/PLANNING; GENERAL REFERENCE TO
                           GHETTOS, SLUMS, URBAN BLIGHT; MODEL CITIES
                           PROGRAMS; INCLUDE GENERAL REFERENCE TO "URBAN
                           PROBLEMS"; (MASS TRANSIT CODE 480)
                     055.  FOR URBAN RENEWAL; MODEL CITIES PROGRAM; RENT
                           SUBSIDIES, ETC.
                     056.  AGAINST URBAN RENEWAL; MODEL CITIES PROGRAM,
                           RENT SUBSIDIES, ETC.
                     059.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO HOUSING AND URBAN
                           PROBLEMS

                     060.  POVERTY; GENERAL REFERENCE TO POOR/UNDERPRIVILEGED
                           PEOPLE; WELFARE PROGRAMS (SUCH AS ADC), GENERAL
                           REFERENCE ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAMS
                     061.  FOR (ADDITIONAL) WELFARE ASSISTANCE (FOR HELP,
                           EDUCATION/JOBS FOR THE POOR) (EXCEPT 063)
                     062.  AGAINST ADDITIONAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE (EXCEPT 064)
                     063.  FOR (ADDITIONAL) WELFARE ASSISTANCE SPECIFICALLY
                           TO BLACKS AND OTHER MINORITY GROUPS
                     064.  AGAINST (ADDITIONAL) WELFARE ASSISTANCE
                           SPECIFICALLY TO BLACKS AND OTHER MINORITY GROUPS:
                           INDIANS, MEXICAN-AMERICANS, CHICANOS,
                           PUERTO RICANS, ETC.
                     069.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO POVERTY

                     090.  SOCIAL WELFARE PROBLEMS; VAGUE OR GENERAL
                           REFERENCE TO OTHER SOCIAL WELFARE PROBLEMS;
                           (EXCEPT 091 AND 092) OR OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE
                     091.  FOR GENERAL OR OTHER SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAMS;
                           "WE NEED TO HELP PEOPLE MORE"
                     092.  AGAINST GENERAL OR OTHER SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAMS;
                           "TOO MANY GIVE AWAY PROGRAMS FOR THE PEOPLE WHO
                           DON'T DESERVE IT"

                 AGRICULTURE
                     100.  FARM ECONOMICS GENERAL REFERENCE TO PAYMENT FOR
                           CROPS, PRICE OF FEED, COST OF FARMING, ETC.
                     101.  TOO MUCH BEING PAID TO FARMERS FOR CROPS (NOT 400)
                     102.  TOO LITTLE BEING PAID TO FARMERS FOR CROPS
                           (NOT 400)
                     103.  FOR SUBSIDIES/CROP PAYMENTS/AID TO FARMERS
                     104.  AGAINST SUBSIDIES/CROP PAYMENTS/AID TO FARMERS
                     109.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO FARM ECONOMICS

                     120.  WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS; GENERAL REFERENCE TO FOOD
                           SHORTAGES/STARVATION/FAMINE (NOT 406, 407)
                     121.  FOR (SURPLUS) FOOD DISPOSAL; PROVIDING FOOD TO
                           OTHER COUNTRIES; FOOD PROGRAMS
                     122.  AGAINST (SURPLUS) FOOD DISPOSAL; SHOULDN'T
                           PROVIDE FOOD TO OTHER COUNTRIES; FOOD PROGRAMS
                     129.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO SURPLUS FOOD
                           DISTRIBUTION

                     140.  FARM LABOR SUPPLY; GENERAL REFERENCE TO SUPPLY OF
                           MIGRANT LABOR
                     141.  FOR INCREASED MIGRANT AGRICULTURAL LABOR
                     142.  AGAINST INCREASED MIGRANT AGRICULTURAL LABOR
                     145.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO FARM LABOR SUPPLY
                     147.  OTHER (SPECIFIC) REFERENCE TO NON-ECONOMIC
                           FARM PROBLEMS/PROGRAMS (NOT DEALING WITH
                           ECONOMICS)
                     148.  GENERALLY FOR OTHER SPECIFIC FARM/AGRICULTURAL
                           PROGRAMS/LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES
                     149.  GENERALLY AGAINST OTHER SPECIFIC FARM/AGRICULTURAL
                           PROGRAMS/LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES

                 NATURAL RESOURCES
                     150.  CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES; GENERAL
                           REFERENCE TO CONSERVATION, ECOLOGY; THE
                           ENVIRONMENT IN GENERAL
                     151.  FOR CONSERVATION PROGRAMS; ADDITIONAL LEGISLATION
                           FOR CONTROLLING POLLUTION, WATER AND AIR; IN
                           FAVOR OF LEGISLATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
                           PROBLEMS
                     152.  AGAINST (ADDITIONAL OR INCREASED) CONSERVATION
                           PROGRAMS; AGAINST LEGISLATION FOR CONTROLLING
                           WATER AND AIR POLLUTION; AGAINST LEGISLATIVE OR
                           FORCED SOLUTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
                     153.  POLLUTION (NO SPECIFIC PROGRAM MENTIONED, NOT CODE-
                           ABLE IN 151, 152)
                     154.  NUCLEAR POWER (LEAKS, WASTES)
                     159.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO CONSERVATION/NATURAL
                           RESOURCES (NOT 160-169)

                     160.  DEVELOPMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES; GENERAL
                           REFERENCE TO HARBORS, DAMS, CANALS, IRRIGATION,
                           FLOOD CONTROL, NAVIGATION, RECLAMATION; LOCATION,
                           MINING, STOCK-PILING OF MINERALS; WATER POWER,
                           ATOMIC POWER
                     161.  FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (NOT 151)
                     162.  AGAINST (ADDITIONAL OR INCREASED) DEVELOPMENT OF
                           NATURAL RESOURCES; HIGH COST OF DEVELOPMENT OF
                           NATURAL RESOURCES TO THE ENVIRONMENT (NOT 152)
                     169.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF
                           NATURAL RESOURCES

                     190.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO OTHER NATURAL
                           RESOURCES PROBLEMS
                     191.  FOR OTHER SPECIFIC (ADDITIONAL) NATURAL
                           RESOURCES PROGRAMS/LEGISLATION
                     192.  AGAINST OTHER SPECIFIC (ADDITIONAL) NATURAL
                           RESOURCES LEGISLATION/PROGRAMS

                 LABOR PROBLEMS: UNION-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS
                     200.  LABOR/UNION PROBLEMS; GENERAL REFERENCE TO UNION
                           PRACTICES
                     201.  ANTI-UNION; PROTECTION OF WORKERS FROM UNIONS,
                           RIGHT TO WORK LAWS; DEMOCRACY IN UNIONS;
                           ELIMINATION OF RACKETTERS/COMMUNIST IN UNIONS;
                           FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY OF UNION OFFICIALS; ANTI-
                           UNION LEGISLATION
                     202.  SUPPORT OF UNIONS; VIS-A-VIS EMPLOYERS; FREEDOM
                           TO STRIKE; PERMISSION FOR CLOSED SHOP; PRO-UNION
                           LEGISLATION (EXCEPT 204)
                     203.  FOR "UNITED FARM WORKERS"; "ANTI TEAMSTERS"
                     204.  FOR PROTECTION OF MIGRANT LABORERS (EXCEPT 141,
                           142)
                     205.  AGAINST PROTECTION OF MIGRANT LABORERS
                           (EXCEPT 141, 142)
                     209.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO LABOR/UNION PROBLEMS
                     210.  (ARBITRATION OF) LABOR MANAGEMENT DISPUTES;
                           GENERAL REFERENCE TO STRIKES/WALKOUTS, BINDING
                           ARBITRATION
                     211.  FOR ARBITRATION OF LABOR MANAGEMENT DISPUTES;
                           CENTRAL PREVENTION OF STRIKES/BINDING ARBITRATION
                     212.  AGAINST ARBITRATION OF LABOR MANAGEMENT DISPUTES;
                           IN FAVOR OF STRIKES (AS TACTIC)
                     219.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO (ARBITRATION OF)
                           LABOR MANAGEMENT DISPUTES
                     220.  ANTI-UNION; UNIONS TWO POWERFUL

                     290.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO LABOR PROBLEMS
                     291.  FOR OTHER SPECIFIC PROPOSALS/PROGRAMS/LEGISLATION
                           CENTRALLY UNION MANAGEMENT RELATIONS
                     292.  AGAINST OTHER SPECIFIC PROPOSALS/PROGRAMS/
                           LEGISLATION CENTRALLY UNION MANAGEMENT RELATIONS

                 RACIAL PROBLEMS
                     300.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL PROBLEMS GENERAL OR VAGUE
                           REFERENCE IN WHICH R'S PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE IS
                           UNCLEAR; NA R'S PERSPECTIVE
                     301.  PROTECTION (EXPANSION) OF CIVIL RIGHTS OF BLACKS;
                           HOUSING INTEGRATION; FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES;
                           RIGHT TO VOTE; FAIR TREATMENT BY POLICE
                     302.  PROTECTION (EXPANSION) OF WHITE MAJORITY;
                           MAINTENANCE OF SEGREGATION; RIGHT TO CHOOSE OWN
                           NEIGHBORHOOD; RIGHT TO DISCRIMINATE IN EMPLOYMENT
                     303.  PROTECTION (EXPANSION) OF CIVIL RIGHTS TO OTHER
                           (OR ALL) MINORITY GROUPS
                     304.  DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WHITES; PREFERRED
                           TREATMENT GIVEN TO MINORITIES

                     310.  BUSING; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     311.  PRO-BUSING; SCHOOL INTEGRATION
                     312.  ANTI-BUSING; MAINTENANCE OF SEGREGATED SCHOOLS
                     317.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL
                           PROBLEMS
                     318.  FOR OTHER SPECIFIC PROGRAMS/PROPOSALS/LEGISLATION
                           FOR (EXTENDING) CIVIL RIGHTS
                     319.  AGAINST OTHER SPECIFIC PROGRAMS/PROPOSALS/
                           LEGISLATION FOR (EXTENDING) CIVIL RIGHTS

                 PUBLIC ORDER PROBLEMS

                     320.  NARCOTICS; GENERAL REFERENCE TO DRUGS; DRUG
                           ADDICTION; PEP PILLS, LSD, MARIJUANA
                     321.  AGAINST USE OF NARCOTICS, LSD, MARIJUANA,
                           ALCOHOL, ETC.
                     322.  FOR LEGALIZING MARIJUANA; FOR CONTROLLED USE OF
                           NARCOTICS, LSD, ETC.
                     329.  OTHER SPECIFIC MENTION OF NARCOTICS/DRUGS/ALCOHOL
                           ETC.
                     330.  WOMEN'S RIGHTS/LIBERATION; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     331.  PRO-WOMEN'S RIGHTS/LIBERATION; FOR ERA
                     332.  ANTI-WOMEN'S RIGHTS/LIBERATION; AGAINST ERA
                     339.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO WOMEN'S RIGHTS/
                           LIBERATION

                     350.  CIVIL LIBERTIES; GENERAL REFERENCE TO RIGHTS OF
                           ACCUSED, FREEDOM OF SPEECH ETC.
                     351.  FOR (EXPANSION OF) CIVIL LIBERTIES/RIGHTS OF
                           ACCUSED/FREEDOM OF SPEECH, ETC.
                     352.  AGAINST (EXPANSION OF) CIVIL LIBERTIES/RIGHTS OF
                           ACCUSED/FREEDOM OF SPEECH
                     359.  GENERAL OR SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO HUMAN RIGHTS;
                          "DISCRIMINATION" -- NOT CODEABLE IN 300-304, 330-339

                     340.  CRIME/VIOLENCE; GENERAL REFERENCE TO CRIME
                     342.  TOO MUCH CRIME; STREETS AREN'T SAFE; MUGGING,
                           MURDER, SHOPLIFTING
                     343.  JUVENILE DELIQUENCY; ANY MENTION (NOT 320'S
                           OR 383)
                     344.  CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM; TREATMENT OF CRIMINAL
                           (TOO LENIENT)
                     355.  PROTESTS/DEMONSTRATIONS; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     356.  FOR (CONTINUATION OF/SUPPORT TO) PROTESTS/
                           DEMONSTRATIONS
                     357.  POLICE CORRUPTION
                     358.  POLICE ARE NOT CORRUPT

                     360.  LAW AND ORDER; GENERAL REFERENCE TO LAW/POLICE
                           ENFORCEMENT
                     361.  FOR GREATER LAW/POLICE ENFORCEMENT
                     362.  AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY, POLICE STATE,
                           WIRETAPPING, ETC.
                     363.  AGAINST PROTEST/DEMONSTRATIONS; VIOLENCE IN THE
                           STREETS (EXCEPT 364)
                     364.  AGAINST STUDENT DISORDERS, DISTURBANCES; RIOTS ON
                           CAMPUS
                     365.  IN FAVOR OF LEGALIZED GAMBLING; LEGAL CONTROL OF
                           GAMBLING
                     366.  AGAINST GAMBLING; AGAINST LEGAL CONTROL OR
                           LEGISLATIVE CONTROL OF GAMBLING
                     367.  AGAINST UNREGISTERED OWNERSHIP OF GUNS;
                           LEGISLATIVE CONTROL OF GUNS; "CONTROL OF GUNS"
                     368.  FOR GUN OWNERSHIP; RIGHT TO HAVE GUNS; AGAINST
                           GUN CONTROL
                     369.  SPECIFIC MENTION OF "LAW AND ORDER"

                     370.  GENERAL MENTION OF EXTREMIST GROUPS; TERRORISTS;
                           TERRORISTS BOMBINGS; TERRORIST HIJACKINGS;
                           POLITICAL SUBVERSIVES; REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS/
                           APPROACHES, NA DIRECTION
                     372.  AGAINST EXTREMIST GROUPS; TERRORISTS; SUBVERSIVES
                           (EXCEPT 373)
                     373.  AGAINST ARAB TERRORISTS; PLO
                     374.  TERRORIST HIJACKING
                     395.  CONTROL OF COMMUNIST THREAT; COMMUNISM
                     379.  OTHER SPECIFIC MENTION OF TERRORIST GROUPS/
                           SUBVERSIVES

                     380.  GENERAL MENTION OF MORAL/RELIGIOUS DECAY
                           (OF NATION)
                     381.  FAMILY PROBLEMS -- DIVORCE; PROPER TREATMENT OF
                           CHILDREN; DECAY OF FAMILY
                     383.  YOUNG PEOPLE (EXCEPT 361); GENERAL REFERENCE TO
                           DRINKING (EXCEPT 321), SEXUAL FREEDOM, DISCIPLINE,
                           MIXED-UP THINKING, "HIPPIES"; COMMUNICATION WITH
                           YOUNG, ETC.

                     390.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO PUBLIC ORDER PROBLEMS

                 ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS PROBLEMS
                     400.  INFLATION; GENERAL REFERENCE TO INFLATION; HIGH
                           PRICES; HIGH COST OF LIVING
                     401.  FOR WAGE AND/OR PRICE GUIDELINES; WAGE AND/OR
                           PRICE CONTROLS, FREEZING PRICES; CONTROL OF
                           BUSINESS PROFITS
                     402.  AGAINST WAGE AND/OR PRICE CONTROLS; AGAINST
                           CONTROL OF BUSINESS PROFITS
                     403.  HIGH PRICE OF FOOD, ALL MENTIONS (EXCEPT 100)
                     404.  HIGH PRICE OF OTHER SPECIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES
                     405.  MINIMUM WAGE; ANY MENTION; ANY MENTION OF
                           WAGE LEVELS
                     406.  SHORTAGES - GENERAL REFERENCE (EXCEPT 120);
                           NA WHAT
                     407.  FOOD SHORTAGES; ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF FOOD
                           SHORTAGES E.G. PRICE OF SUGAR (OTHER REFERENCES
                           CODE 120)
                     408.  FUEL SHORTAGES; 'ENERGY CRISIS'
                     409.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO SHORTAGES

                     410.  RECESSION, DEPRESSION; GENERAL REFERENCE; PROS-
                           PERITY OF NATION, ECONOMIC GROWTH
                     411.  MONETARY RESTRAINTS/CONTROLS; GENERAL REFERENCE
                           TO INTEREST RATES, ETC.
                     412.  FOR LOOSENING OF MONETARY RESTRAINTS; LOWER
                           INTEREST RATES
                     413.  AGAINST LOOSENING OF MONETARY RESTRAINTS; HIGH
                           INTEREST RATES
                     414.  FOR (INCREASED) GOVERNMENT SPENDING; OTHER
                           (SPECIFIC) GOVERNMENT STIMULATION OF THE ECONOMY
                           E.G., WORK PROGRAMS (NOT 412)
                     415.  AGAINST (INCREASED) GOVERNMENT SPENDING;
                           BALANCING OF THE (NATIONAL) BUDGET, AGAINST
                           GOVERNMENT STIMULATION OF THE ECONOMY
                     416.  TAXES; GENERAL REFERENCE TO TAX STRUCTURE; TAX
                           SURCHARGE (NA R'S DIRECTION); OTHER SPECIFIC
                           TAX REFERENCE
                     417.  FOR TAX CUTS SURCHARGE
                     418.  AGAINST TAX CUTS SURCHARGE
                     419.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO RECESSION/DEPRESSION;
                           OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO MONETARY/FISCAL
                           CONTROLS
                     440.  CLASS ORIENTED ECONOMIC CONCERNS -- MIDDLE CLASS,
                           WORKING CLASS (PRO); MIDDLE CLASS GETTING SQUEEZED
                     441.  CLASS ORIENTED ECONOMIC CONCERNS -- BIG BUSINESS,
                           MONIED INTERESTS (ANTI) TOO POWERFUL

                     420.  CONSTRUCTION/HOUSING; ALL REFERENCES TO HOUSING
                           STARTS, CONSTRUCTION COSTS, ETC.
                     425.  STOCK MARKET/GOLD PRICES; ALL REFERENCES TO GOLD
                           PRICES, STOCK BROKERS, STOCK FLUCTUATIONS, ETC.
                     426.  GOLD OUTFLOW; CONTROL OF FOREIGN INVESTMENTS

                     430.  ANTI TRUST LAWS PROTECTION OF SMALL BUSINESSES;
                           GENERAL REFERENCE TO ANTI-TRUST LAWS/LEGISLATION
                     431.  FOR (INCREASED) PROSECUTION UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAWS;
                           PROTECTOR OF SMALL BUSINESSES FROM DISCOUNT
                           HOUSES, CHAINS, LARGE CORPORATIONS; FAIR
                           TRADE LAWS
                     432.  AGAINST PROSECUTION UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAWS;
                           (ADDITIONAL) CONTROL OF BUSINESS, STIFLING OF
                           INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE/FREE ENTERPRISE
                     439.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO ANTI-TRUST
                           LAWS/LEGISLATION

                     450.  TREND TOWARD SOCIALISM; GENERAL REFERENCE - NA R'S
                           DIRECTION
                     451.  FOR THE REGULATION OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE,
                           TRANSPORTATION; AIR TRAVEL, RAILWAYS, GOVERNMENT
                           AUTO SAFETY REGULATIONS; IN FAVOR OF INCREASED
                           GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF BUSINESS
                     452.  AGAINST (INCREASED) REGULATION OF INTERSTATE
                           COMMERCE, TRANSPORTATION; AIR TRAVEL, RAILWAYS,
                           ETC.
                     453.  FOR THE REGULATION OF COMMUNICATION; GOVERNMENT
                           CONTROL OF CONTENT OF THE MEDIA; CONTROL OF
                           MEDIA CHANNELS
                     454.  AGAINST THE REGULATION OF COMMUNICATION; CONTROL
                           OF CONTENT OF THE MEDIA; CONTROL OF MEDIA CHANNELS
                     459.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO GOVERNMENT CONTROL,
                           TRENDS TOWARD SOCIALISM

                     460.  IMMIGRATION POLICY; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     461.  FOR IMMIGRATION POLICY; AGAINST OPEN IMMIGRATION
                     462.  IMMIGRATION POLICIES FOR OPEN IMMIGRATION,
                           RELAXATION OF IMMIGRATION QUOTAS
                     469.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO IMMIGRATION POLICIES

                     490.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
                     491.  ECONOMICS -- GENERAL

                 CONSUMER PROTECTION
                     470.  CONSUMER PROTECTION; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     471.  FOR (INCREASED) CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION;
                           TRUTH IN LABELLING, PACKAGING, LENDING; CONTROL
                           OF MEDICINES; POISINS, HARMFUL PRODUCTS; NO
                           FAULT INSURANCE
                     472.  AGAINST (INCREASED) CONSUMER PROTECTION
                           LEGISLATION; ETC.
                     474.  SAFETY; GENERAL REFERENCE TO CONSUMER SAFETY
                     475.  FOR (INCREASED) AUTO, HIGHWAY, AIRPLANE SAFETY
                     476.  AGAINST (INCREASED) LEGISLATIVE AUTO, HIGHWAY,
                           AIRPLANE SAFETY
                     479.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO CONSUMER
                           PROTECTION/SAFETY
                     492.  INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS -- GENERAL
                     493.  US FOREIGN TRADE, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS POSITION
                     494.  MONEY PROBLEMS (INDIVIDUAL, NOT SOCIETY, ORIENTED),
                           FINANCIAL SECURITY, FAMILY NAME

                     480.  MASS TRANSPORTATION; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     481.  FOR (INCREASED) MASS TRANSPORTATION; MASS
                           TRANSPORTATION LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES
                     482.  AGAINST (INCREASED) LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES FOR
                           MASS TRANSPORTATION
                     489.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO MASS TRANSPORTATION
                     495.  OTHER SPECIFIC CONSUMER PROTECTION PROBLEMS

                 FOREIGN AFFAIRS
                     500.  FOREIGN RELATIONS/FOREIGN AFFAIRS; GENERAL
                           REFERENCE TO FOREIGN RELATIONS/AFFAIRS, PRESTIGE
                           ABROAD
                     505.  RELATIONS WITH WESTERN EUROPE; GREAT BRITAIN,
                           FRANCE, GERMANY; OUR ALLIES - GENERAL MENTION
                     506.  FOR BETTER RELATIONS WITH WESTERN EUROPE
                     507.  AGAINST BETTER RELATIONS WITH WESTERN EUROPE
                     509.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO WESTERN EUROPE

                     510.  VIETNAM; GENERAL REFERENCE TO "THE WAR",
                           INDOCHINA, CAMBODIA; AID
                     511.  FOR (INCREASED) AID TO INDOCHINA, VIETNAM,
                           CAMBODIA
                     512.  AGAINST (INCREASED) AID TO INDOCHINA, VIETNAM,
                           CAMBODIA
                     513.  CUBA; ANY REFERENCES
                     514.  LATIN AMERICA, SOUTH AMERICA - ANY REFERENCES
                     516.  AFRICAN COUNTRIES; DEVELOPING AREAS IN AFRICA
                           (NOT 518) ANY MENTION
                     517.  ASIAN COUNTRIES - ANY MENTION (NOT 510, 520)
                     518.  TURKEY/GREECE
                     519.  OTHER FOREIGN COUNTRIES/AREAS/SPECIFIC
                           TROUBLE SPOTS (EXCEPT 520'S, 530'S)

                     520.  COMMUNIST CHINA; GENERAL REFERENCES
                     521.  FOR PEACEFUL RELATIONS WITH COMMUNIST CHINA;
                           INCREASED AID/TRADE WITH COMMUNIST CHINA
                     522.  AGAINST A POLICY OF PEACEFUL RELATIONS WITH
                           COMMUNIST CHINA; AGAINST INCREASED AID/TRADE
                           WITH COMMUNIST CHINA
                     529.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO COMMUNIST CHINA

                     524.  MIDDLE EAST GENERAL REFERENCE INCLUDING
                           ARAB/ISRAELI CONFLICT (NOT 518, 525, 526 OR 527).
                     525.  SUPPORT OF POLICY FAVORING ISRAEL; INCREASED AID
                           TO ISRAEL; AGAINST SUPPORT OF ARAB STATES
                     526.  SUPPORT OF POLICY FAVORING THE ARAB STATES;
                           INCREASED AID TO ARAB STATES; AGAINST (INCREASED)
                           SUPPORT OF ISRAEL
                     527.  MENTION OF OTHER PROBLEMS OR SPECIFIC COUNTRY IN
                           THE MIDDLE EAST (NOT 524-526 OR 518)

                     530.  RUSSIA; GENERAL REFERENCE TO RUSSIA (USSR),
                           EASTERN EUROPE, DETENTE
                     531.  FOR PEACEFUL RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA/DETENTE/
                           EASTERN EURPOPE; FOR INCREASED TRADE WITH RUSSIA
                     532.  AGAINST POLICY OF DETENTE WITH RUSSIA; COLD WAR;
                           THREAT OF EXTERNAL COMMUNISM
                     533.  PREVENTION OF RUSSIAN (COMMUNIST) EXPANSION
                     539.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO RUSSIA/DETENTE/
                           EASTERN EUROPE; ETC.

                     540.  FIRMNESS IN FOREIGN POLICY; ANY REFERENCE TO
                           MAINTENANCE OF POSITION OF MILITARY/DIPLOMATIC
                           STRENGTH (EXCEPT 551; NOT 710-712)

                     550.  U.S. FOREIGN (MILITARY) INVOLVEMENT/COMMITMENT,
                           GENERAL REFERENCE TO EXTENT OF U.S. FOREIGN
                           INVOLVEMENT; MILITARY ASSISTANCE/AND
                           (EXCEPT 510, AND 524)
                     551.  FOR INCREASED FOREIGN (MILITARY) INVOLVEMENT;
                           FOR INCREASED (MILITARY) COMMITMENT (EXCEPT 511,
                           525, 526, 540)
                     552.  AGAINST INCREASED FOREIGN INVOLVEMENT; AGAINST
                           INCREASED (MILITARY) COMMITMENT (EXCEPT 512,
                           525, 526)
                     559.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO FOREIGN MILITARY
                           INVOLVEMENT/COMMITMENT

                     560.  U.S. FOREIGN (ECONOMIC) INVOLVEMENT/COMMITMENTS;
                           GENERAL REFERENCE TO EXTENT OF U.S. (FOREIGN)
                           ECONOMIC AID
                     561.  FOR (INCREASED) U.S. ECONOMIC INVOLVEMENT;
                           FOREIGN ECONOMIC AID PROGRAMS; "FOREIGN AID"
                           (EXCEPT 520'S)
                     562.  AGAINST (INCREASED) U.S. ECONOMIC INVOLVEMENT;
                           FOREIGN ECONOMIC AID PROGRAMS; "FOREIGN AID"
                     569.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO U.S. (ECONOMIC)
                           FOREIGN AID

                     570.  PREVENTION OF WAR; ESTABLISHMENT OF PEACE;
                           ANY REFERENCE

                     580.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO RELATION WITH THE
                           UNITED NATIONS
                     581.  FOR THE UNITED NATIONS
                     582.  AGAINST (INCREASED) SUPPORT OF UNITED NATIONS
                     585.  OBLIGATION TO TAKE CARE OF PROBLEMS AT HOME
                           BEFORE HELPING FOREIGN COUNTRIES

                     590.  OTHER SPECIFIC FOREIGN AFFAIRS PROBLEMS/ITEMS

                 NATIONAL DEFENSE
                     700.  NATIONAL DEFENSE; GENERAL REFERENCE

                     710.  DISARMAMENT; GENERAL REFERENCE TO ENDING OF THE
                           ARMS RACE; NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION; TEST BAN TREATY
                           (NOT 540)
                     711.  FOR DISARMAMENT; FOR EXTENSION OF TEST BAN
                           TREATY; SUPPORT TOWARD ENDING OF ARMS RACE;
                           AGAINST (ADDITIONAL) EXPENDITURES ON MILITARY/ARMS
                           DEVELOPMENT
                     712.  AGAINST (INCREASED) POLICY OF DISARMAMENT;
                           AGAINST TEST BAN TREATY; FOR ADDITIONAL
                           WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT; MISSILE PROGRAM; SCIENTIFIC/
                           TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN WEAPONS/STRATEGY;
                           ATOMIC BOMB TESTING; INCREASED DEFENSE BUDGET,
                           INCREASED ARMS EXPENDITURE (NOT 540)
                     719.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE ARMS
                           RACE/DISARMAMENT
                     713.  GENERAL OR SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO FUNDING AND PER-
                           FORMANCE OF DEFENSE; WASTE, INEFFICIENCY -- NOT
                           CODEABLE IN 710-712

                     730.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO THE DRAFT; SELECTIVE
                           SERVICE SYSTEM; UNIVERSAL CONSCRIPTION
                     731.  FOR REINSTATEMENT OF THE DRAFT
                     732.  AGAINST REINSTATEMENT OF THE DRAFT
                     734.  AMNESTY; GENERAL REFERENCE TO AMNESTY; FORD'S PLAN
                     736.  AGAINST AMNESTY; AGAINST FORD'S PLAN
                     739.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO AMNESTY

                     740.  SPACE RACE; ANY MENTION

                     750.  MORALE OF NATION; PATRIOTISM; NATIONAL SPIRIT

                     760.  BENEFITS FOR VETERANS; GENERAL REFERENCE
                     761.  FOR (INCREASED) BENEFITS FOR VETERANS
                     762.  AGAINST (INCREASED) BENEFITS FOR VETERANS
                     769.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO BENEFITS FOR VETERANS

                     770.  INFLUENCE OF MILITARY; CIVILIAN CONTROL OF
                           MILITARY; DEFENSE MANAGEMENT - ANY MENTION

                     790.  OTHER SPECIFIC NATIONAL DEFENSE ITEMS

                 ISSUES RELATING TO THE FUNCTIONING OF GOVERNMENT
                     800.  POWER OF THE (FEDERAL) GOVERNMENT; GENERAL
                           REFERENCE, NA SPECIFICALLY
                     805.  GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF INFORMATION; SECRECY;
                           NEWS MANAGEMENT; OVER CLASSIFICATION OF
                           INFORMATION - ANY MENTION

                     810.  (LACK OF HONESTY IN GOVERNMENT; (LACK OF)
                           ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT - GENERAL REFERENCE
                           (EXCEPT 811)
                     811.  LACK OF PERSONAL ETHICS/MORALITY OF PERSONS
                           RELATED TO/OR PART OF GOVERNMENT (I.E. MILLS AND
                           THE STRIPPER)
                     819.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO HONESTY/ETHICS IN
                           GOVERNMENT

                     820.  CAMPAIGN DONATIONS/PUBLIC FINANCING OF ELECTIONS;
                           GENERAL MENTION

                     830.  CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN POLITICAL LEADERS/SYSTEM -
                           GENERAL REFERENCE
                     831.  INCREASED CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN POLICICAL LEADERS/
                           SYSTEM, WISDOM, ABILITY, GENERAL REPRESENTA-
                           TIVENESS OF POLITICAL LEADERS, CONGRESSMEN,
                           SUPREME COURT
                     832.  DECREASED CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN POLITICAL LEADERS/
                           SYSTEM; LITTLE WISDOM, ABILITY, GENERAL
                           REPRESENTATIVENESS OF POLITICAL LEADERS,
                           CONGRESSMEN, SUPREME COURT, NEED FOR BETTER
                           POLITICIANS/ POLITICAL SYSTEM
                     833.  QUALITY/EFFICIENCY; GENERAL REFERENCE TO THE
                           QUALITY OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, DIPLOMATS, CIVIL
                           SERVICE, GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACY:  COST OF
                           GOVERNMENT
                     834.  INCREASED QUALITY/EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES,
                           DIPLOMATS, CIVIL SERVICE; NEED FOR LARGE
                           GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACY:  INCREASE COST OF
                           GOVERNMENT
                     835.  DECREASED QUALITY/EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES,
                           DIPLOMATS, CIVIL SERVICE; DECREASE GOVERNMENT
                           BUREAUCRACY:  DECREASE COST OF GOVERNMENT
                     836.  COMPENSATION; ALL REFERENCES TO THE COMPENSATION
                           OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, OFFICIALS, CONGRESSMEN,
                           JUDGES, LOCAL POLITICIANS/BUREAUCRATS

                     840.  SIZE OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; GENERAL REFERENCE TO
                           THE (LARGE) SIZE OF GOVERNMENT/CIVIL SERVICE/
                           BUREAUCRACY
                     841.  FOR A MORE POWERFUL (FEDERAL) GOVERNMENT; LESS
                           STATE RIGHTS; INCREASED CENTRALISM
                     842.  AGAINST (INCREASED) POWER OF THE (FEDERAL)
                           GOVERNMENT; MORE STATES RIGHTS; FEDERAL
                           GOVERNMENT IS TOO POWERFUL VIS-A-VIS STATES
                     849.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO THE SIZE OF THE
                           GOVERNMENT VIS-A-VIS STATES

                     850.  POWER OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE; POWER OF THE
                           PRESIDENT - GENERAL REFERENCE
                     851.  FOR (GREATER) PRESIDENTIAL POWER
                     852.  AGAINST (GREATER) PRESIDENTIAL POWER
                     853.  POWER OF CONGRESS - GENERAL REFERENCE
                     854.  FOR (INCREASED) CONGRESSIONAL POWER; CONGRESS
                           SHOULD DO MORE, TAKE MORE INTIATIVE
                     855.  AGAINST (INCREASED) CONGRESSIONAL POWER
                     856.  POWER OF THE SUPREME COURT, ALL OTHER REFERENCES
                           TO THE SUPREME COURT EXCEPT 857, 858
                     857.  FOR (INCREASED) ROLE BY THE SUPREME COURT
                     858.  AGAINST (INCREASED) ROLE BY THE SUPREME COURT
                     859.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO THE (FEDERAL)
                           BALANCE OF POWER

                     860.  APPORTIONMENT; GENERAL REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS OF
                           REPRESENTATION
                     861.  NEED FOR REAPPORTIONMENT; UNDER-REPRESENTATION
                           OF CITIES/SUBURBS
                     862.  FAIR ELECTION PROCEDURES; PREVENTION OF VOTE
                           MANIPULATION; CURBING OF POLITICAL "BOSSES",
                           SMEAR CAMPAIGNS
                     869.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO PROBLEMS OF
                           REPRESENTATION

                     870.  CAPABILITY/OTHER QUALITIES (PERTAINING TO THE
                           REPRESENTATIVENESS) OF POLITICAL LEADERS,
                           CONGRESSMEN, JUDGES (EXCEPT WATERGATE)
                     871.  GOVERNMENT/POLITICIANS CATERING TO SPECIAL/
                           PRESSURE GROUPS; LACK OF DEVOTION TO GENERAL
                           WELFARE; LACK OF SERVICE TO ALL THE PEOPLE;
                           LOBBYING; LOBBYIST
                     872.  PRESIDENT FORD; GENERAL REFERENCE TO FORD'S
                           STYLE/QUALITY
                     873.  PRO-FORD COMMENTS, COMPLIMENTARY COMMENTS
                           REGARDING QUALITY AND STYLE OF THE PRESIDENT
                     874.  LACK OF SUPPORT FOR FORD; ANY ANTI-FORD COMMENTS,
                           NEGATIVE REFERENCE FORD'S QUALITY, STYLE, ETC.
                     879.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO QUALITY OF POLITICAL
                           LEADERS

                     880.  DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE; ALL REFERENCES TO UNEQUAL
                           REPRESENTATION OF PARTIES/CONSTITUENTS IN
                           CONGRESS
                     885. PUBLIC APATHY/DISINTEREST - ALL REFERENCES
                     886. GETTING PEOPLE (BACK) TOGETHER; UNITY OF OUR PEOPLE;
                           MORALE OF NATION (DOMESTIC -- NOT 751)

                     890.  OTHER SPECIFIC ISSUES RELATING TO THE FUNCTIONING
                           OF GOVERNMENT
                     881.  PRESIDENT CARTER -- NEW ADMINISTRATION GETTING
                           STARTED; OTHER SPECIFIC CARTER MENTIONS

                 WATERGATE
                     950.  WATERGATE/TAPES; GENERAL REFERENCE TO WATERGATE
                           EXCEPT 951-957
                     951.  AGAINST GOVERNMENT ALLOCATION OF TIME/MONEY FOR
                           WATERGATE ISSUES, TRIAL; TOO MUCH TIME SPENT
                           ON WATERGATE
                     952.  FOR THE EXPOSE ON WATERGATE/TRIAL; 'GET TO THE
                           BOTTOM OF WATERGATE'
                     954.  NIXON PARDON; GENERAL MENTION OF FORD'S
                           PARDON OF NIXON
                     955.  AGAINST NIXON'S PARDON
                     956.  FOR NIXON'S PARDON
                     959.  OTHER SPECIFIC WATERGATE MENTIONS

                     997.  OTHER
                     998.  DK
                     999.  NA
                     000.  INAP., NO FURTHER MENTION; NO PROBLEMS