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1986 POST-ELECTION STUDY
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>> TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM ON THE SAMPLING DESIGN OF THE 1986 NATIONAL
      POST-ELECTION STUDY


                            Technical Description
                       1986 NES Post-Election Survey
                             Sample Design

Sampling Section
Survey Research Center
Institute for Social Research
University of Michigan
November 1987

1986 NES POST-ELECTION SURVEY SAMPLE DESIGN

STUDY POPULATION

     The study population for the 1986 NES Post-Election Survey is defined to
include all United States citizens of voting age on or before the 1986
Election Day. Eligible citizens must have resided in housing units, other than
on military reservations, in the forty-eight coterminous states. This
definition excludes persons living in Alaska or Hawaii and requires eligible
persons to have been both a United States citizen and eighteen years of age on
or before November 4, 1986.

MULTI-STAGE AREA PROBABILITY SAMPLE DESIGN

     The 1986 NES Post-Election Survey is based on a multistage area 
probability sample selected from the Survey Research Center's (SRC) National
Sample design. Identification of the 1986 NES sample respondents was conducted
using a four stage sampling process-- a primary stage sampling of U.S.
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas(SMSA's) and counties, followed by a
second stage sampling of area segments, a third stage sampling of housing
units within sampled area segments and concluding with the random selection of
a single respondent from selected housing units. A detailed documentation of
the SRC National Sample is provided in the SRC publication titled, 1980 SRC
National Sample: Design and Development.

Primary-Stage Selection
                       
     The selection of primary stage sampling units (PSU's) [1], which
depending on the sample stratum are either SMSA's, single counties and or
groupings of small counties, is based on the county-level 1980 Census Reports
of Population and Housing.

     Primary stage units were assigned to 84 explicit strata based on
SMSA/Non-SMSA status, PSU size and geographic location. Sixteen of the 84
strata contain only a single self-representing PSU each of which is included
with certainty in the primary stage of sample selection. The remaining 68
nonself-representing strata contain more than one PSU. From each of these
nonself-representing strata, one PSU was sampled with probability
proportionate to its size (PPS) measured in 1980 occupied housing units.
     
     The full SRC National Sample design of 84 primary stage selections was
designed to be optimal for surveys roughly one and one-half times the size of
the 1986 NES Post-Election Survey. To permit the flexibility needed for
optimal design of smaller survey samples, the primary stage of the SRC
National Sample can be readily partitioned into smaller subsamples of PSU's. 
Each of the partitions represents a stratified subselection from the full 84
PSU design.

     The sample for the 1986 NES study is selected from the "two/thirds"
partition of the 1980 SRC National Sample. The "two/thirds sample" includes
the 16 self-representing SMSA primary areas and a stratified subsampling of
forty-five (of the sixty-eight) nonself-representing primary areas of the SRC
National Sample. Table 1 identifies the primary areas for the 1986 NES
Post-Election Survey by SMSA status and Region.


Table 1

Primary areas for the 1986 NES Post-Election Survey.
By: SMSA Status and Region.

REGION                   SMSA STATUS

     Self-representing     Nonself-representing     Non-SMSAs
          SMSAs               SMSAs

Northeast 
     New York, NY-NJ       Buffalo, NY              Schuyler, NY
     Philadelphia, PA-NJ   Newark, NJ               Gardner, MA
     Boston, MA            New Haven, CT
     Nassau-Suffolk, NY    Atlantic City, NJ
     Pittsburg, PA         Manchester, NH

North Central
     Chicago, IL           Milwaukee, WI            Sanilac, MI
     Detroit, MI           Dayton, OH               Starke, IN
     St Louis, MO-IL       Kansas City, MO          Phillips, KS
     Minneapolis, MN-WI    Des Moines, IA           Mower, MN
                           Grand Rapids, MI
                           Fort Wayne, IN
                           Steubenville, OH
                           Saginaw, MI

South 
     Washington, DC        Birmingham, AL           Bullock, GA
     Dallas, TX            Columbus, GA             Vernon, LA
     Houston, TX           Miami, FL                Hale, TX
     Baltimore, MD         Jacksonville, FL         Monroe, AR
     Atlanta, GA           Lakeland, FL             Bedford, TN
                           McAllen, TX              Montgomery, VA
                           Waco, TX                 Robeson, NC
                           Wheeling, WV
                           Knoxville, TN
                           Richmond, VA

West 
     Los Angeles, CA       Seattle, WA              Eldor.-Alpine, CA
     San Francisco, CA     Denver, WY               Carbon, WY
                           Anaheim, CA
                           Riverside, CA
                           Fresno, CA
                           Eugene, OR
                           Phoenix, AZ


Secondary-Stage Selection of Area Segments

     The second stage of the 1980 National Sample was selected directly from
computerized files that were prepared from the 1980 Census summary tape file
series (STF1-B). The designated second-stage sampling units (SSUs), termed
"area segments", are comprised of census blocks in the metropolitan primary
areas and enumeration districts (ED's) in the rural non-SMSAs and rural areas
of SMSA primary areas. Each SSU block, block combination or enumeration
district was assigned a measure of size equal to the total 1980 occupied
housing unit count for the area (minimum = 50). Second stage sampling of area
segments was performed with probabilities proportionate to the assigned
measures of size.

     A three-step process of ordering the SSUs within the primary areas
produced an implicit stratification of the area segments in the second stage
sampling frame, stratified at the county level by geographic location and
population. Area segments were stratified within county at the Minor Civil
Division (MCD) level by size and income, and at the block and ED level by
location within the MCD or county. (For details, refer to the SRC publication, 
1980 National Sample: Design and Development.)

     Systematic PPS sampling was used to select the area segments from the
second stage sampling frame for each county. In the self-representing (SR)
PSU's the number of sample area segments varied in proportion to the size of
the primary stage unit, from a high of b=24 area segments in the SR New York
SMSA to a low of b=6 area segments in the smaller SR PSU's such as Minneapolis
and Atlanta. A total of b=6 area segments was selected from each of the a=45
nonself-representing (NSR) PSU's.

Third-Stage Selection Of Housing Units

     For each area segment selected in the second sampling stage, a listing
was made of all housing units located within the physical boundaries of the
segment. For segments with a very large number of expected housing units, all
housing units in a subselected part of the segment were listed. The final
equal probability sample of housing units for the 1986 NES Post-Election
Survey was systematically selected from the housing unit listings for the
sampled area segments.

     The overall probability of selection for 1986 NES Post-Election Survey
households is f=.0004125 or 4.125 in 10,000. The equal probability sample of
households was achieved by using the standard multi-stage sampling technique
of setting the sampling rate for selecting housing units within area segments
to be inversely proportional to the PPS probabilities (see above) used to
select the PSU and area segment.

Fourth-Stage Respondent Selection

     Within each sampled housing unit, the SRC interviewer prepared a
complete listing of all eligible household members. Using an objective 
procedure described by Kish (1949) [2] a single respondent was then selected
at random to be interviewed. Regardless of circumstances, no substitutions
were permitted for the designated respondent.

SAMPLE DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS

     The targeted completed interview sample size for the 1986 NES
Post-Election Survey was n=2400 cases. In the original sample size
computation, the following assumptions were made: response rate = .72,
combined occupancy/eligibility rate = .87, and new construction update
inflation factor = 1.03. These assumptions were derived from survey experience
in the 1984 NES Pre-Post Election Survey. Table 2 provides a full description
of the original sample design specifications.

SAMPLE DESIGN OUTCOMES
     As seen in comparing the first column of Table 2 with the second column,
the assumption as to the sample growth from the update procedure resulted in
slightly more sample HU listings than expected. However, the original sample
design specifications overestimated the actual response and
occupancy/eligibility rates. Consequently, the final number of interviews was
less than anticipated. The occupancy/eligibility rate was lower than
anticipated from comparable 1984 NES figures; thus yielding 118 fewer eligible
households than expected. The actual response rate was also substantially
lower than expected for the 1986 NES. The underestimates of actual
occupancy/eligibility and response rate combined to produce 224 fewer
completed interviews than had been targeted in the original sample design
specifications.


Table 2

Original Sample Design Specifications and Assumptions
and Actual Sample Design Outcomes.
1986 NES Post-Election Survey

                                   Original
                             Specifications              Actual
                            and Assumptions             Outcome

Completed interviews                  2400                2176
     
     Response Rate                     .72                .677
  
Eligible sample households            3333                3215
                           
     Occupancy/Eligibility Rate[3]     .87                .835

Final sample HU listings              3831                3848
                          
     Sample growth from update[4]     1.03                1.035

Sample listings from frame            3719                3719


WEIGHTED ANALYSIS OF 1986 NES DATA

     The area probability sample design for the 1986 NES results in an equal
probability sample of U.S. households. However, within sample households a
single adult respondent is chosen at random to be interviewed. Since the
number of eligible adults may vary from one household to another, the random
selection of a single adult introduces inequality into respondents' selection
probabilities. In analysis, a respondent selection weight should be used to
compensate for these unequal selection probabilities. The value of the
respondent selection weight is exactly equal to the number of eligible adults
in the household from which the random respondent was selected. The use of
the respondent selection weight is strongly encouraged, despite past
evaluations which have shown these weights to have little significant impact
on the values of NES estimates of descriptive statistics.

     The current policy of the National Election Studies is not to include in
public use data sets special analysis weights designed to compensate for
nonresponse or to post-stratify the sample to known population distribution
controls. Analysts interested in developing their own nonresponse or
post-stratification adjustment factors must request access to the necessary
sample control data from the NES Board.

SAMPLING ERRORS OF 1986 NES ESTIMATES

Sampling Error Calculation Programs

     The probability sample design for the 1986 National Election Study
permits the calculation of estimates of sampling error for survey statistics. 
For calculating sampling errors of statistics from complex sample surveys, the
OSIRIS statistical analysis and data management software system offers the
PSALMS and REPERR programs. PSALMS is a general purpose sampling error program
which incorporates the Taylor Series approximation approach to the estimation
of variances of ratios (including means, scale variables, indices,
proportions) and their differences. REPERR is an OSIRIS program which
incorporates algorithms for replicated approaches to variance estimation. 
Both Balanced Repeated Replication (BRR) and Jackknife Repeated Replication
(JRR) are available as program options. The current version of REPERR is best
suited for estimating sampling errors and design effects for regression and
correlation statistics.

Sampling Error Codes and Calculation Model

     Estimation of variances for complex sample survey estimates requires a
computation model. Individual data records must be assigned sampling error
codes which reflect the complex structure of the sample and are compatible
with the computation algorithms of the various programs.  The sampling error
codes for the 1986 NES are included as variable #36 in the ICPSR Public Use
data set. The assigned sampling error codes are designed to facilitate
sampling error computation according to a paired selection model for both
Taylor Series approximation and Replication method programs.

     Table 3 provides a description of how individual sampling error code
values are to be paired for sampling error computations. Forty-one (41) pairs
or strata of sampling error computation units (SECU's) are defined. Each SECU
in a stratum pair includes cases assigned to a single sampling error code
value. The exception is the second SECU in stratum 40 which is comprised of
cases assigned sampling code values 62 and 63.


                            Table 3:
                    1986 Post-Election Survey
           Paired Selection Model for Sampling Error Computations

       Pair                 (SECU)                   (SECU)
     (Stratum)              1 of 2                   2 of 2

                            Codes                    Codes

        1                   103                      104
        2                   105                      106
        3                    99                      100
        4                   101                      102
        5                    95                       96
        6                    97                       98
        7                    93                       94
        8                    91                       92
        9                    89                       90
        10                   87                       88
        11                   85                       86
        12                   83                       84
        13                   81                       82
        14                   79                       80
        15                   77                       78
        16                   75                       76
        17                   73                       74
        18                   71                       72
        19                   69                       70
        20                    1                        2
        21                    6                        7
        22                    8                        9
        23                   13                       14
        24                   16                       17
        25                   18                       19
        26                   21                       22
        27                   24                       26
        28                   28                       29
        29                   30                       33
        30                   34                       36
        31                   37                       39
        32                   40                       42
        33                   43                       45
        34                   47                       48
        35                   50                       51 
        36                   52                       54
        37                   11                       55
        38                   57                       64
        39                   59                       60
        40                   61                       62+63
        41                   67                       68


Generalized Sampling Error Results for the 1986 NES
     
     To assist 1986 NES analysts, the OSIRIS PSALMS program was used to
compute sampling errors for a wide-ranging example set of means and
proportions estimated from the 1986 NES Post-election Survey data set. For
each estimate, sampling errors were computed for the total sample and for
fifteen demographic and political affiliation subclasses of the 1986 NES
Post-Election Survey sample. The results of these sampling error computations
were then summarized and translated into the general usage sampling error
table provided in Table 4.

     Incorporating the pattern of "design effects" observed in the extensive
set of example computations, Table 4 provides approximate standard errors for
percentage estimates based on the 1986 NES. To use the table, examine the
column heading to find the percentage value which best approximates the value
of the estimated percentage that is of interest [5].  Next, locate the
approximate sample size base (denominator for the proportion) in the left-hand
row margin of the table. To find the approximate standard error of a
percentage estimate, simply cross-reference the appropriate column
(percentage) and row (sample size base). Note: the tabulated values represent
approximately one standard error for the percentage estimate. To construct an
approximate confidence interval, the analyst should apply the appropriate
critical point from the "z" distribution (e.g. z=1.96 for a two-sided 95%
confidence interval half-width). F urthermore, the approximate standard errors
in the table apply only to single point estimates of percentages not to the
difference between two percentage estimates.

     The generalized variance results presented in Table 4 are a useful tool
for initial, cursory examination of the NES survey results. For more indepth
analysis and reporting of critical estimates, analysts are encouraged to
compute exact estimates of standard errors using the appropriate choice of a
sampling error program and computation model.


                                Table 4
                      Generalized Variance Table.
                    1986 NES Post-Election Survey.
                APPROXIMATE STANDARD ERRORS FOR PERCENTAGES

                For percentage estimates near.

Sample n   50%    40% or 60%   30% or 70%    20% or 80%      10% or 90%

The approximate standard error of the percentage is:

100        5.526     5.416        5.062         4.421         3.316

200        3.962     3.872        3.626         3.167         2.373

300        3.274     3.206        3.002         2.617         1.960

400        2.866     2.809        2.625         2.293         1.720

500        2.598     2.540        2.377         2.076         1.554

750        2.182     2.135        1.992         1.741         1.312

1000       1.935     1.898        1.775         1.543         1.163

1500       1.659     1.620        1.517         1.325         0.990

2000       1.506     1.479        1.371         1.197         0.901

2250       1.442     1.414        1.332         1.153         0.865




***********************************************************************
1. In SRC publications and survey materials, the term "primary area" is used
interchangeably with the more common "primary stage unit" terminology.

2. Kish, L. (1949). "A procedure for objective respondent selection within the
household.", Journal of the American Statistical Association, Vol 44, pp
380-387.

3. Eligibility (.97) x occupancy (.90).

4. Since the updating process produces about a 3% increase in sample lines
over the count selected from our National Sample system, the update inflation
factor was set at 1.03.

5. The standard error of a percentage is a symmetric function with its maximum
centered at p=50%; i.e., the standard error of p=40% and p=60% estimates are
equal.
>>  1980 CENSUS DEFINITIONS

                THIS NOTE CONTAINS DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED BY THE 1980
                U.S. CENSUS OF POPULATION.

                      STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS (SMSA'S):

                THE GENERAL CONCEPT OF A METROPOLITAN AREA IS ONE OF A LARGE
                POPULATION NUCLEUS, TOGETHER WITH ADJACENT COMMUNITIES WHICH
                HAVE A HIGH DEGREE OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION WITH
                THAT NUCLEUS.

                EACH SMSA HAS ONE OR MORE CENTRAL COUNTIES CONTAINING THE
                AREA'S MAIN POPULATION CONCENTRATION: AN URBANIZED AREA WITH
                AT LEAST 50,000 INHABITANTS.  AN SMSA MAY ALSO INCLUDE
                OUTLYING COUNTIES WHICH HAVE CLOSE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
                RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE CENTRAL COUNTIES.  THE OUTLYING
                COUNTIES MUST HAVE A SPECIFIED LEVEL OF COMMUTING TO THE
                CENTRAL COUNTIES AND MUST ALSO MEET CERTAIN STANDARDS
                REGARDING METROPOLITAN CHARACTER, SUCH AS POPULATION
                DENSITY, URBAN POPULATION AND POPULATION GROWTH.  IN NEW
                ENGLAND, SMSA'S ARE COMPOSED OF CITIES AND TOWNS RATHER THAN
                WHOLE COUNTIES.

                THE POPULATION LIVING IN SMSA'S MAY ALSO BE REFERRED TO AS
                THE METROPOLITAN POPULATION.  THE POPULATION IS SUBDIVIDED
                INTO "INSIDE CENTRAL CITY (OR CITIES)" AND "OUTSIDE CENTRAL
                CITY (OR CITIES)."  (THE POPULATION LIVING OUTSIDE SMSA'S
                CONSTITUTES THE NON-METROPOLITAN POPULATION.)  MOST SMSA'S
                HAVE ONE TO THREE CENTRAL CITIES WHICH ARE NAMED IN THE
                CENSUS TITLE OF THE SMSA.

                      STANDARD CONSOLIDATED STATISTICAL AREAS (SCSA'S):

                IN SOME PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT HAS
                PROGRESSED TO THE POINT THAT ADJOINING SMSA'S ARE THEMSELVES
                SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY INTERRELATED.  THESE AREAS ARE
                DESIGNATED STANDARD CONSOLIDATED STATISTICAL AREAS (SCSA'S)
                BY THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET, AND ARE DEFINED
                USING STANDARDS INCLUDED AS PART OF THE NEW SMSA STANDARDS
                DESCRIBED ABOVE.

                            DEFINITIONS OF THE SIX LARGEST SCSA'S:

                 NEW YORK-NEWARK-JERSEY CITY, NY-NJ-CT, SCSA
                    NEW YORK, NY-NJ, SMSA
                    NASSAU-SUFFOLK, NY, SMSA
                    NEWARK, NJ, SMSA
                    JERSEY CITY, NJ, SMSA
                    NEW BRUNSWICK-PERTH AMBOY-SAYREVILLE, NJ, SMSA
                    PATERSON-CLIFTON-PASSAIC, NJ, SMSA
                    LONG BRANCH-ASBURY PARK, NJ, SMSA
                    STAMFORD, CT, SMSA
                    NORWALK, CT, SMSA

                 LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH-ANAHEIM, CA, SCSA
                    LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH, CA, SMSA
                    ANAHEIM-SANTA ANA-GARDEN GROVE, CA, SMSA
                    RIVERSIDE-SAN BERNARDINO-ONTARIO, CA, SMSA
                    OXNARD-SIMI VALLEY, CA, SMSA

                 CHICAGO-GARY-KENOSHA, IL-IN-WS, SCSA
                    CHICAGO, IL, SMSA
                    GARY-HAMMOND-EAST CHICAGO, IN, SMSA
                    KENOSHA, WS, SMSA

                 PHILADELPHIA-WILMINGTON-TRENTON, PA-DE-NJ-MD, SCSA
                    PHILADELPHIA, PA-NJ, SMSA
                    WILMINGTON, DE-NJ-MD, SMSA
                    TRENTON, NJ, SMSA

                 SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND-SAN JOSE, CA, SCSA
                    SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND, CA, SMSA
                    SAN JOSE, CA, SMSA
                    VALLEJO-FAIRFIELD-NAPA, CA, SMSA
                    SANTA ROSA, CA, SMSA

                 DETROIT-ANN ARBOR, MI, SCSA
                    DETROIT, MI, SMSA
                    ANN ARBOR, MI, SMSA

                (SOURCE:  TABLE 2 OF 1980 CENSUS OF POPULATION PC80-S1-5,
                STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS AND STANDARD
                CONSOLIDATED STATISTICAL AREAS:  1980.)

                FOR THE PURPOSE OF SIZE AND DISTANCE CODING OF SUBURBS AND
                NON-SMSA'S, THE CENTRAL CITIES OF THE FIVE LARGEST SCSA'S
                ARE LISTED AS: NEW YORK (MANHATTAN), LOS ANGELES, CHICAGO,
                PHILADELPHIA, SAN FRANCISCO, AND DETROIT.

                URBANIZED AREAS: THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE OF THE CENSUS BUREAU IN
                DELINEATING URBANIZED AREAS IS TO PROVIDE A BETTER
                SEPARATION OF URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION IN THE VICINITY OF
                LARGE CITIES.  AN URBANIZED AREA CONSISTS OF A CENTRAL CITY
                OR CITIES, AND SURROUNDING CLOSELY SETTLED TERRITORY ("URBAN
                FRINGE").

                PLACES (IN THESE MATERIALS CALLED CENSUS PLACES):  TWO TYPES
                OF PLACES ARE RECOGNIZED IN THE CENSUS REPORTS--
                INCORPORATED PLACES AND UNINCORPORATED PLACES, DEFINED AS
                FOLLOWS:

                INCORPORATED PLACES--THESE ARE POLITICAL UNITS INCORPORATED
                AS CITIES, BOROUGHS, TOWNS AND VILLAGES WITH THE FOLLOWING
                EXCEPTIONS: (A) BOROUGHS IN ALASKA; AND (B) TOWNS IN NEW
                YORK, WISCONSIN AND THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.

                UNINCORPORATED PLACES--THE CENSUS BUREAU HAS DELINEATED
                BOUNDARIES FOR CLOSELY SETTLED POPULATION CENTERS WITHOUT
                CORPORATE LIMITS.  EACH PLACE SO DELINEATED POSSESSES A
                DEFINITE NUCLEUS OF RESIDENCES AND HAS ITS BOUNDARIES DRAWN
                TO INCLUDE, IF FEASIBLE, ALL THE SURROUNDING CLOSELY SETTLED
                AREA.



>> NES 1986 PARTY/CANDIDATE NOTE

                THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIABLES WHICH RECORD
                WHAT THE RESPONDENT LIKES AND DISLIKES ABOUT THE POLITICAL
                PARTIES AND A NUMBER OF PROMINENT POLITICAL PERSONALITIES.
                THE CODES HAVE BEEN REVISED FROM THE 1980 ELECTION STUDY.

                  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;
                                                       EXPERIENCE, 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;
                                                       GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY/
                                                       PHILOSOPHY
                       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

                  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
                  0010.  MONDALE
                  0011.  MCCARTHY (EUGENE)
                  0012.  HUMPHREY
                  0013.  MUSKIE
                  0015.  WALLACE
                  0031.  EISENHOWER; IKE
                  0032.  NIXON
                  0034.  ROCKEFELLER
                  0035.  REAGAN
                  0036.  FORD
                  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
                  0055.  REFERENCE TO VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
                  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/IS UNITED;
                         MEMBERS ARE DISCIPLINED; HAS DISCIPLINED MEMBERS,
                         VOTES PARTY LINES
                  0132.  PARTY IS POORLY-ORGANIZED/REALLY TWO PARTIES/
                         DIVIDED/FACTIONALIZED; MEMBERS ARE NOT DISCIPLINED;
                         DOESN'T VOTE PARTY LINE
                  0133.  PARTY IS (MORE) REPRESENTATIVE/GOOD CROSS-SECTION
                         OF THE COUNTRY; ENCOMPASSES A WIDER VARIETY OF
                         VIEWS/PEOPLE; IS MORE AT THE CENTER OF THE
                         COUNTRY'S VIEWS
                  0134.  PARTY IS (LESS) REPRESENTATIVE/POOR CROSS-SECTION
                         OF THE COUNTRY; ENCOMPASSES MORE RESTRICTED VIEWS;
                         IS LESS AT THE CENTER OF THE COUNTRY'S VIEWS
                  0135.  REFERENCE TO PARTICIPATION OF MINORITY CANDIDATE(S)
                  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/
                         CONSERVATIVES (AS IN CONTROL OF) THE REPUBLICAN PART
                  0167.  CAN'T WIN; DOESN'T HAVE A CHANCE
                  0168.  CAN WIN; PARTY CAN'T BE BEAT
                  0169.  (TOO) BIG A PARTY; THERE ARE TOO MANY OF THEM;
                         PARTY IS (TOO) POWERFUL
                  0170.  (TOO) SMALL A PARTY; THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH OF THEM;
                         PARTY IS (TOO) WEAK
                  0171.  LISTENS MORE TO PEOPLE; TAKES (MORE) INTO
                         CONSIDERATION THE NEEDS AND WANTS OF PEOPLE;
                         UNDERSTANDS (BETTER) THE PEOPLE OR THE MAJORITY
                         OF THE PEOPLE
                  0172.  DOESN'T LISTEN TO OR UNDERSTAND THE NEEDS AND
                         WANTS OF PEOPLE (THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE)
                  0173.  CAMPAIGN TACTICS, USES TOO MUCH MONEY IN
                         CAMPAIGNS, SLINGS MUD
                  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 GOVERN-
                         MENT
                  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; VOTING RECORD IN
                         CONGRESS
                  0218.  HAS GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE/POLITICAL EXPERIENCE/
                         SENIORITY/INCUMBENCY
                  0219.  LACKS GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE/POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
                  0220.  A STATESMAN; HAS DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENCE
                  0221.  NOT A STATESMAN; LACKS DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENCE
                  0222.  "HE HAS DONE A GOOD/FAIR JOB SO FAR"; "HE HAS
                         BROUGHT US THROUGH HARD TIMES"; HAS GOTTEN THINGS
                         DONE; HAS SOME GOOD IDEAS; TRYING TO DO RIGHT
                         THING
                  0223.  HASN'T DONE ANYTHING; HASN'T PRODUCED ANY RESULTS
                         (GENERAL); HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO GET PROGRAMS
                         OFF THE GROUND
                  0224.  HAS FULFILLED/KEPT (CAMPAIGN) PROMISES
                  0225.  HAS NOT FULFILLED/KEPT (CAMPAIGN) PROMISES
                  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
                  0304.  WEAK/INDECISIVE/LACKS SELF-CONFIDENCE/VACILLATING;
                  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; JUST WANTS TO BE
                         RE-ELECTED
                  0314.  NOT A POLITICIAN; NOT IN POLITICS; ABOVE POLI-
                         TICS; A BAD POLITICIAN
                  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/GOOD JUDGMENT
                  0320.  (TOO) IMPULSIVE/CARELESS/BAD/POOR
                         JUDGMENT
                  0321.  HELPS PEOPLE IN THE DISTRICT ON A PERSONAL LEVEL;
                         HAS HELPED RESPONDENT PERSONALLY WITH A PROBLEM
                         (SPECIFIC MENTION); TRIES TO DO THINGS FOR THE
                         PEOPLE
                  0322.  DOESN'T HELP PEOPLE IN THE DISTRICT ON A PERSONAL
                         LEVEL; WAS NOT HELPFUL TO RESPONDENT WITH A
                         PERSONAL PROBLEM (SPECIFIC MENTION)
                  0323.  REPRESENTS (WELL) THE VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT;
                         CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE IN THE DISTRICT; COMES HOME
                         REGULARLY TO CHAT AND MIX WITH PEOPLE
                  0324.  DOES NOT REPRESENT (WELL) THE VIEWS OF THE
                         DISTRICT; NOT CLOSE TO PEOPLE IN THE DISTRICT;
                         DOESN'T INTERACT ENOUGH WITH THE PEOPLE
                  0325.  KEEPS PEOPLE WELL INFORMED ABOUT GOVERNMENTAL
                         MATTERS; COMMUNICATES WITH CONSTITUENTS; ANY
                         MENTION OF RESPONDENT RECEIVING NEWSLETTERS OR
                         COMMUNICATIONS FROM HIM/HER; EXPLAINS MATTERS
                         WELL SO PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND
                  0326.  DOES NOT INFORM PEOPLE ENOUGH ABOUT GOVERNMENTAL
                         MATTERS; DOES NOT SEND ENOUGH NEWSLETTERS OR
                         COMMUNICATIONS; DOESN'T EXPLAIN MATTERS WELL
                  0327.  LISTENS TO THE PEOPLE/SOLICITS PUBLIC OPINION;
                         ANY MENTION OF POLLS OR QUESTIONNAIRES; IS
                         ACCESSIBLE TO CONSTITUENTS (NO FURTHER STATEMENT)
                  0328.  DOESN'T LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE/DOES NOT SOLICIT
                         PUBLIC OPINION; IS NOT ACCESSIBLE TO CONSTITUENTS
                         (NFS)
                  0329.  HAS HELPED LOCAL (DISTRICT) ECONOMY; BROUGHT
                         MONEY, PROJECTS, JOB TO DISTRICT
                  0330.  HAS NOT HELPED LOCAL (DISTRICT) ECONOMY; NOT
                         BROUGHT MONEY, PROJECTS, JOB TO DISTRICT
                  0331.  CANDIDATE HELPS THE DISTRICT, WATCHES OUT
                         FOR THE INTERESTS OF THE DISTRICT OR THE
                         REGION IN GENERAL
                  0332.  CANDIDATE HAS NOT PROTECTED/WATCHED OUT
                         FOR THE INTERESTS OF THE DISTRICT
                         (SPECIFIC MENTIONS)
                  0397.  OTHER CANDIDATE LEADERSHIP REASON


                CANDIDATE ONLY -- PERSONAL QUALITIES

                  0401.  HONEST/SINCERE; KEEPS PROMISES; MAN OF INTEGRITY;
                         MEANS WHAT HE SAYS; NOT TRICKY, OPEN/CANDID;
                         STRAIGHTFORWARD; POSITIVE PLAYBOY REFERENCES
                         (1976); FAIR
                  0402.  DISHONEST/INSINCERE; BREAKS PROMISES; NO INTEG-
                         RITY; DOESN'T MEAN WHAT HE SAYS; TRICKY; NOT OPEN/
                         CANDID; NOT STRAIGHTFORWARD
                  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; GOOD
                         ATTENDANCE RECORD IN CONGRESS; DEDICATED;
                         GENUINELY INTERESTED IN SERVING PEOPLE
                  0408.  DOES NOT TAKE PUBLIC SERVICE SERIOUSLY; LAZY;
                         WOULD BE A PART-TIME PRESIDENT; POOR
                         ATTENDANCE RECORD IN OFFICE; NOT DEDICATED;
                         NOT REALLY INTERESTED IN SERVING PEOPLE
                  0409.  DOESN'T USE OFFICE FOR PERSONAL BENEFIT; NOT IN
                         OFFICE TO MAXIMIZE PERSONAL BENEFIT
                  0410.  USES/IN OFFICE (MOSTLY) FOR PERSONAL BENEFITS
                         (JUNKET TRIPS, BIG SALARY, OTHER PERKS)
                  0411.  PATRIOTIC
                  0412.  UNPATRIOTIC
                  0413.  UNDERSTANDS THE NATION'S/DISTRICT'S PROBLEMS;
                         WELL-INFORMED; STUDIES UP ON ISSUES
                  0414.  DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE NATION'S/DISTRICT'S
                         PROBLEMS; POORLY INFORMED; DOESN'T STUDY UP
                         ON ISSUES
                  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--1976)
                  0425.  SELF-MADE; NOT WELL OFF; STARTED OUT AS A POOR
                         BOY; WORKED HIS WAY UP; (STARTED OUT) UNPOLISHED/
                         ROUGH/UNREFINED
                  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; "I KNOW HIM/HER"
                  0444.  UNKNOWN/NOT WELL-KNOWN
                  0445.  REFERENCE TO HIS FAMILY (NOT 0457)
                  0446.  REFERENCE TO HIS WIFE; SPOUSE
                  0447.  SPEAKING ABILITY
                  0448.  HEALTH
                  0449.  APPEARANCE/LOOKS/FACE/APPEARANCE ON TV; HIS
                         SMILE
                  0450.  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
                  0457.  HE'S A FAMILY MAN
                  0459.  ENERGETIC; TOO ENERGETIC
                  0460.  NOT ENERGETIC
                  0461.  GENDER E.G. "SHE'S A WOMAN"
                  0462.  RACIAL/ETHNIC ATTRIBUTE "HE IS A BLACK MAN"
                  0495.  OTHER NEGATIVE PERSONAL QUALITIES
                  0496.  OTHER POSITIVE PERSONAL QUALITIES
                  0497.  OTHER CANDIDATE PERSONAL QUALITIES
                  0498.  REFERENCES TO PLAYBOY INTERVIEW -- NA DIRECTION OR
                         NEUTRAL; "IT'S OK"; "THAT IS WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS"
                         (NOT 0401)--1976


                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 1100'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 1100'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--1972
                  0542.  REFERENCE TO VICE-PRESIDENTIAL INCUMBENT/CANDIDATE,
                         RUNNING MATE
                  0543.  MONDALE'S SELECTION OF A WOMAN FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
                  0551.  REFERENCE TO LINK WITH "WATERGATE" -- POSITIVE
                         REFERENCE TO WATERGATE
                  0552.  NOT ASSOCIATED WITH "WATERGATE" -- NEGATIVE
                         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
                  0555.  POSITIVE MENTION ABOUT INDEPENDENT
                         CANDIDACY; MAYBE THE COUNTRY NEEDS A THIRD
                         PARTY; THIRD PARTIES SHOULD HAVE MORE
                         RECOGNITION; THE TWO-PARTY SYSTEM NEEDS BUCKING
                  0556.  NEGATIVE REFERENCES/LIABILITIES RELATED TO
                         INDEPENDENT CANDIDACY; "HE'S AN INDEPENDENT"(NFS);
                         "WE DON'T NEED A THIRD PARTY"; "HE LACKS BACKING
                         FROM A PARTY"
                  0597.  OTHER CANDIDATE PARTY CONNECTION REASONS


                PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT

                  0601.  GOOD/EFFICIENT/BUSINESSLIKE ADMINISTRATION;
                         BALANCE BUDGET; LOWER/WOULDN'T INCREASE NATIONAL
                         DEBT; CAUTIOUS SPENDING
                  0602.  BAD/INEFFICIENT/UNBUSINESSLIKE ADMINISTRATION;
                         WASTEFUL; "BUREAUCRATIC"; DEFICIT BUDGET; HIGHER/
                         INCREASED NATIONAL DEBT; OVERSPEND
                  0603.  HONEST GOVERNMENT; NOT CORRUPT; NO "MESS IN
                         WASHINGTON"
                  0604.  DISHONEST/CORRUPT GOVERNMENT; "MESS IN
                         WASHINGTON"; IMMORALITY IN GOVERNMENT, REFERENCE
                         TO HAYES, MILLS, LANCE
                  0605.  (WOULD) SPEND LESS (THAN OTHER SIDE); (WOULD) SPEND
                         TOO LITTLE
                  0606.  (WOULD) SPEND MORE (THAN OTHER SIDE); (WOULD) SPEND
                         TOO MUCH
                  0607.  HAS BROUGHT/WILL BRING ABOUT BUREAUCRATIC REFORM
                  0608.  HAS NOT BROUGHT/WILL NOT BRING ABOUT BUREAUCRATIC
                         REFORM
                  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.  HE HAS/HAS NOT WORKED WELL WITH (DEMOCRATIC)
                         CONGRESS; WOULD/COULD HAVE DONE BETTER WITH (REPUB-
                         LICAN) CONGRESS, HE KEPT/WOULD KEEP CONGRESS
                         IN CHECK
                  0612.  HE WILL WORK WELL/BETTER WITH (DEMOCRATIC)
                         CONGRESS
                  0613.  GETS MORE DONE/ACCOMPLISHES MORE/MORE PRODUCTIVE
                  0614.  GETS LESS DONE/DOESN'T ACCOMPLISH AS MUCH/LESS
                         PRODUCTIVE
                  0615.  SYMPATHY/UNDERSTANDING EXPRESSED FOR THE
                         COMPLEXITY/MAGNITUDE OF THE JOB (E.G. PRESIDENT);
                         TOUGH JOB
                  0616.  SYMPATHY/UNDERSTANDING EXPRESSED FOR THE
                         DIFFICULT SITUATION ("MESS") INHERITED BY INCUMBENT
                  0617.  WILL FACE (DIFFICULT) ISSUES; FACES PROBLEMS
                         DIRECTLY; FACES UP TO POLITICAL REALITY
                  0618.  WILL NOT FACE (DIFFICULT) ISSUES; WILL NOT FACE
                         PROBLEMS DIRECTLY; IGNORES POLITICAL REALITY
                  0619.  SUPPORTS THE PRESIDENT/WORKS WELL WITH THE PRESIDENT
                         WOULD WORK WELL WITH THE PRESIDENT
                  0620.  DOES NOT SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT/DOES NOT
                         (WOULD NOT) WORK WELL WITH THE PRESIDENT
                  0697.  OTHER GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT REASONS


                PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- MISCELLANEOUS

                  0701.  JUST LIKE HIM/THEM (NA WHY); LIKE EVERYTHING
                         ABOUT HIM/THEM; "I WAS HOPING HE WOULD WIN THE
                         (NOMINATION/PRIMARIES)"(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; THEY ARE MORE INTELLIGENT
                  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 SELF/
                         OWN BEST INTERESTS; TRYING TO DO A GOOD JOB;
                         TRYING
                  0710.  BAD FOR COUNTRY (UNSPECIFIED); DON'T HAVE COUN-
                         TRY'S INTERESTS AT HEART; ONLY LOOKING OUT FOR
                         THEIR OWN INTERESTS
                  0711.  LESSER OF TWO EVILS
                  0719.  REFERENCE TO CHAPPAQUIDICK; KENNEDY'S PERSONAL
                         PROBLEMS
                  0720.  REFERENCE TO WATERGATE AFFAIR
                  0721.  THE WAY THE INCUMBENT CAME TO OFFICE; THE PEOPLE
                         SHOULD SELECT THE PRESIDENT
                  0722.  THE INCUMBENT SHOULD HAVE A CHANCE (ON HIS OWN)/
                         ANOTHER CHANCE/SECOND CHANCE
                  0723.  I BELIEVE IN/NECESSARY FOR A TWO PARTY SYSTEM;
                         MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO HAVE A CHOICE
                         BETWEEN CANDIDATES; PROVIDES NEEDED OPPOSITION
                         TO OTHER PARTY; BALANCES POWER OF OTHER PARTY
                  0724.  I VOTE FOR THE MAN (CANDIDATE) RATHER THAN THE
                         PARTY; LOOK FOR THE MORE QUALIFIED MAN; DON'T
                         PAY ATTENTION TO PARTIES
                  0725.  THE OPPONENT WHO THE CANDIDATE RAN AGAINST,
                         THE CANDIDATE WAS THE BETTER OF THE TWO IN
                         GENERAL, THE CANDIDATE RAN AGAINST SOMEONE
                         I REALLY DISLIKED
                  0726.  SPLITS VOTES; WILL ELECT WRONG CANDIDATE, "SPOILER"
                  0727.  EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY/ADMIRATION FOR CANDIDATE'S
                         UNDERDOG POSITION; TRYING HARD AGAINST TERRIBLE
                         ODDS, COURAGEOUS UPHILL BATTLE; "I LIKE
                         UNDERDOGS"; THEY ARE BUCKING THE GUY (KEEPING HIM
                         OFF BALLOTS, NOT TAKING HIM SERIOUSLY, NOT GIVING
                         HIM ENOUGH PUBLICITY)
                  0728.  NEGATIVE COMMENTS ABOUT THE CANDIDATE'S SWITCHING
                         PARTIES, BEING A TURNCOAT, DISLOYAL TO HIS
                         ORIGINAL PARTY
                  0729.  PARTY SELECTION OF A WOMAN FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
                  0730.  MENTION OF DEBATES; CANDIDATE'S PERFORMANCE IN THE
                         DEBATES
                  0796.  REFERENCES TO UNFAIR/UNDESERVED/EXCESSIVE CRITICISM
                         BY THE MEDIA OR THE PUBLIC
                  0797.  OTHER MISCELLANEOUS REASONS; OTHER
                         MISCELLANEOUS REASONS RELATING TO IMAGE AND
                         CANDIDATE/PARTY EFFECT ON THE NATION


                PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY/PHILOSOPHY

                  0801.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF IDEAS/POLICIES/STANDS
                         (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE 801-804)
                  0802.  DIFFERENT FROM OTHER PARTY/CANDIDATE
                  0803.  SAME AS OTHER PARTY/CANDIDATE; NOT DIFFERENT
                         ENOUGH
                  0804.  (TOO) NEGATIVE; ALWAYS TEARING DOWN OTHER SIDE;
                         NO SOLUTIONS OF HIS/THEIR OWN
                  0805.  FOR GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY; BELIEVE GOVERNMENT
                         SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THINGS; FOR BIG GOVERNMENT;
                         SUPPORT SOCIAL PROGRAMS/SPENDING (NOT 905-907)
                  0806.  AGAINST GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY; BELIEVE GOVERNMENT
                         INVOLVED IN TOO MANY THINGS; FAVOR REDUCTIONS IN
                         SOCIAL PROGRAMS/SPENDING (NOT 905-907)
                  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/MORE) LIBERAL (EXCEPT 0531 OR 0533)
                  0816.  (TOO/MORE) CONSERVATIVE (EXCEPT 0532 OR 0534)
                  0817.  MODERATE/MIDDLE OF THE ROAD/FOR SLOW 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/GUERRILLA STATE
                  0822.  ANTI FAR LEFT/RADICALS/YIPPIES/SDS; DISCOURAGING
                         ANARCHY/GUERRILLA 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,
                         WORSE/WEAKER LOCAL GOVERNMENT
                  0829.  FOR EQUALITY; BELIEVE EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE THINGS
                         EQUALLY/BE TREATED EQUALLY
                  0830.  ANTI EQUALITY; BELIEVE SOME PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE
                         MORE THAN OTHERS/PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE TREATED
                         EQUALLY

                  0831.  GENEROUS, COMPASSIONATE, BELIEVE IN HELPING
                         OTHERS
                  0832.  SELFISH, ONLY HELP THEMSELVES

                  0833.  ACCEPTANCE OF CHANGE/NEW IDEAS; LESS BOUND TO
                         STATUS QUO, MORE OPEN TO NEW IDEAS/WAYS OF DOING
                         THINGS; FLEXIBLE, INNOVATIVE
                  0834.  RESISTANCE TO CHANGE/NEW IDEAS; STICK TO
                         (PROTECT) STATUS QUO, RESIST NEW WAYS OF DOING
                         THINGS; RIGID
                  0835.  HAS A WELL-DEFINED SET OF BELIEFS, DEFINITE
                         PHILOSOPHY; DOES NOT COMPROMISE ON PRINCIPLES;
                         HAS A (CLEAR) UNDERSTANDING OF GOALS HE STANDS FOR
                  0836.  HAS POORLY DEFINED SET OF BELIEFS; LACKS A DEFINITE
                         PHILOSOPHY; COMPROMISE ON PRINCIPLES; HAS NO CLEAR
                         UNDERSTANDING OF GOALS HE STANDS FOR
                  0837.  FAVORS WORK ETHIC; BELIEVES IN SELF-RELIANCE, IN
                         PEOPLE WORKING HARD TO GET AHEAD
                  0838.  DOES NOT FAVOR WORK ETHIC; BELIEVES IN PEOPLE BEING
                         HANDED THINGS IN GOVERNMENT HANDOUTS <IF A
                         SPECIFIC POLICY WAS MENTIONED, THE RESPONSE WAS
                         CODED WITH THE 0900 RESPONSES>
                  0841.  KEEP TRACK OF/CONTROL OVER ADMINISTRATION HEADS,

                        CABINET MEMBERS, ETC.; FOLLOW THROUGH ON POLICIES;
                         DETERMINE IF PROGRAMS ARE WORKING
                  0842.  DON'T (AS IN 0841)
                  0843.  CONDITIONAL EVALUATION:  R SUGGESTS CANDIDATE/
                         PARTY CAN'T SOLVE PROBLEMS BECAUSE NOT UNDER
                         HIS/THEIR CONTROL (NO NEGATIVE CONNOTATIONS); WILL
                         HE/THEY BE ABLE TO DO WHAT THEY SAY (DETERMINING
                         FACTOR OUTSIDE HIS/THEIR CONTROL); "I LIKE WHAT
                         HE SAYS BUT WONDER IF HE CAN DO IT" (IF CLEARLY
                         NEGATIVE, CODE IN 0122 OR 0402)
                  0845.  WILL INVOLVE/WANTS TO INVOLVE PEOPLE IN GOVERN-
                         MENT/DECISION MAKING; WILL INVOLVE/WANTS TO
                         INVOLVE CONGRESS, CABINET ADVISORS, OTHER GOVERN-
                         MENT OFFICIALS
                  0846.  WILL NOT INVOLVE PEOPLE/CONGRESS/CABINET ADVISORS/
                         OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN GOVERNMENT/DECISION-
                         MAKING
                  0847.  SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE/RELIGION
                         AND POLITICS - PRO
                  0848.  SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE/RELIGION
                  0849.  STAND/VIEWS ON RELIGION (CHURCH/STATE RELATIONSHIP--
                         NA)
                  0897.  OTHER GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY/PHILOSOPHY REASONS


                PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- DOMESTIC POLICIES

                  0900.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC IDEAS/POLICIES/
                         STANDS (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                  0901.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF ECONOMIC POLICY
                         (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                  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;
                         GIVE-AWAYS
                  0906.  WELFARE/POVERTY PROBLEMS -- PRO GOVERNMENT AID/
                         ACTIVITY; PRO GIVE-AWAYS
                  0907.  WELFARE/POVERTY PROBLEMS -- ANTI GOVERNMENT AID/
                         ACTIVITY; ANTI GIVE-AWAYS; PRO SELF HELP
                  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/THE AGED/MEDICARE,
                         MEDICAID -- PRO
                  0925.  AID/PROGRAMS FOR OLDER PEOPLE/THE AGED/MEDICARE,
                         MEDICAID -- 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/THE
                         ECONOMY -- BETTER UNDER HIM/THEM
                  0935.  "THE TIMES"/GENERAL CONDITIONS/PROSPERITY/THE
                         ECONOMY -- 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
                  0939.  WAGES/SALARIES/INCOME/EMPLOYMENT -- LOWER/WORSE
                         UNDER HIM/THEM
                  0940.  PRICES FOR PRODUCERS -- HIGHER/BETTER UNDER HIM/
                         THEM
                  0941.  PRICES FOR PRODUCERS -- LOWER/WORSE UNDER HIM/THEM
                         (IF FARM, SEE 0943-0945)
                  0943.  PROGRAMS TO HELP FARMERS -- NA DIRECTION
                  0944.  PROGRAMS TO HELP FARMERS -- PRO (GREATER) HELP/
                         FAIRER SYSTEM, REFORM IN SYSTEM; HIGHER PRICE
                         SUPPORTS
                  0945.  PROGRAMS TO HELP FARMERS -- ANTI (GREATER) HELP/
                         FAIRER SYSTEM, REFORM IN SYSTEM; HIGHER PRICE
                         SUPPORTS


                 0946.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL JUSTICE/INTEGRATION/DESEGRE-
                         GATION/VOTING RIGHTS -- NA DIRECTION
                  0947.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL JUSTICE/INTEGRATION/DESEGRE-
                         GATION/VOTING RIGHTS -- PRO
                  0948.  CIVIL RIGHTS/RACIAL JUSTICE/INTEGRATION/DESEGRE-
                         GATION/VOTING RIGHTS -- ANTI
                  0949.  CIVIL LIBERTIES/FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FIRST
                         AMENDMENT/PRIVACY -- NA DIRECTION
                  0950.  CIVIL LIBERTIES/FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FIRST
                         AMENDMENT/PRIVACY -- PRO; AGAINST SNOOPING, POLI-
                         TICAL TRIALS, ETC.
                  0951.  CIVIL LIBERTIES/FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FIRST
                         AMENDMENT/PRIVACY -- ANTI; FOR SNOOPING AND POLI-
                         TICAL TRIALS; MCCARTHYITE
                  0952.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF LABOR POLICY (UNSPECIFIED)
                  0953.  RIGHT TO WORK LAWS -- NA DIRECTION
                  0954.  RIGHT TO WORK LAWS -- PRO (I.E., OPPOSES UNIONS)
                         (ANTI-LABOR CODE 1208)
                  0955.  RIGHT TO WORK LAWS -- ANTI (I.E., SUPPORTS UNIONS)
                         (PRO-LABOR CODE 1207)
                  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/ATOMIC REACTORS/NUCLEAR
                         POWER PLANTS ETC. -- NA DIRECTION
                  0960.  PUBLIC POWER/UTILITIES/TVA/ATOMIC REACTORS/NUCLEAR
                         POWER PLANTS ETC. --PRO
                  0961.  PUBLIC POWER/UTILITIES/TVA/ATOMIC REACTORS/NUCLEAR
                         POWER PLANTS 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 ON POLLUTERS/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; IMPROVE/RENEW MORALITY OF COUNTRY
                  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 -- DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE
                         ENERGY SOURCE, NA DIRECTION
                  1005.  ENERGY/GAS SHORTAGE -- PRO DEVELOPMENT OF
                         ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCE, BETTER/HANDLED BETTER;
                         MORE FUEL
                  1006.  ENERGY/GAS SHORTAGE -- ANTI DEVELOPMENT OF
                         ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCE, WORSE/HANDLED WORSE;
                         LESS FUEL (REFERENCES TO NUCLEAR ENERGY SHOULD
                         BE CODED IN 0959)
                  1007.  GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO MAKE MORE JOBS -- NA
                         DIRECTION; MAKE-WORK PROGRAMS; CETA; WPA; CCA
                  1008.  GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO MAKE MORE JOBS -- PRO;
                         MAKE-WORK PROGRAMS; CETA; WPA; CCA
                  1009.  GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO MAKE MORE JOBS -- ANTI;
                         MAKE-WORK PROGRAMS; CETA; WPA; CCA
                  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
                  1013.  ERA; WOMEN'S RIGHTS -- NA DIRECTION
                  1014.  ERA; WOMEN'S RIGHTS -- PRO
                  1015.  ERA; WOMEN'S RIGHTS -- ANTI
                  1016.  INFLUX OF POLITCAL/ECONOMIC REFUGEES (HAITIANS,
                         CUBANS, ME ICANS, ETC.) -- NA DIRECTION
                  1017.  INFLUX OF POLITICAL/ECONOMIC REFUGEES (HAITIANS,
                         CUBANS, ME ICANS, ETC.) -- PRO
                  1018.  INFLUX OF POLITICAL/ECONOMIC REFUGEES (HAITIANS,
                         CUBANS, ME ICANS, ETC.) -- ANTI
                  1019.  SCHOOL PRAYER -- NA DIRECTION
                  1020.  SCHOOL PRAYER -- PRO
                  1020.  SCHOOL PRAYER -- ANTI
                  1022.  GAY RIGHTS -- NA DIRECTION
                  1023.  GAY RIGHTS -- PRO
                  1024.  GAY RIGHTS -- ANTI
                  1025.  HEALTH -- NA DIRECTION
                  1026.  HEALTH -- PRO GOVT. PROGRAMS/AID FOR MENTALLY ILL,
                         DISABLED, HANDICAPPED
                  1027.  HEALTH -- ANTI GOVT. PROGRAMS/AID FOR MENTALLY ILL,
                         DISABLED, HANDICAPPED (EXCEPT 0923, 0924, 0925)
                  1028.  SPACE PROGRAM -- NA DIRECTION
                  1029.  SPACE PROGRAM -- PRO
                  1030.  SPACE PROGRAM -- ANTI
                  1031.  HELP TO/IMPROVEMENT IN A SPECIFIC INDUSTRY OR
                         OCCUPATION -- NA DIRECTION
                  1032.  HELP TO/IMPROVEMENT IN A SPECIFIC INDUSTRY OR
                         OCCUPATION -- PRO HELP/IMPROVEMENT
                  1033.  HELP TO/IMPROVEMENT IN A SPECIFIC INDUSTRY OR
                         OCCUPATION -- ANTI HELP/IMPROVEMENT


                PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- FOREIGN POLICIES

                  1101.  GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN IDEAS/POLICIES/
                         STANDS (UNSPECIFIED) (LOW PRIORITY CODE)
                  1102.  FOREIGN POLICIES MORE CLEAR-CUT/DECISIVE; LESS
                         BUNGLING
                  1103.  FOREIGN POLICIES LESS CLEAR-CUT/DECISIVE; 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;SDI
                         ("STAR WARS")
                  1107.  WEAK MILITARY POSITION/PENTAGON SPENDING CUT-
                         BACKS/NO OVERKILL; REDUCE ARMED FORCES; SDI
                         ("STAR WARS")
                  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 DIRECTION
                  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
                  1116.  TROUBLE SPOTS (NOT SPECIFICALLY CODED) -- WOULD
                         HANDLE BETTER; (PANAMA) (AFGHANISTAN)
                  1117.  TROUBLE SPOTS (NOT SPECIFICALLY CODED) -- WOULD
                         HANDLE WORSE; (PANAMA) (AFGHANISTAN)
                  1118.  MIDEAST -- NA DIRECTION (ANY REFERENCE TO OIL
                         EMBARGO, BOYCOTT OF COMPANIES DEALING WITH ISRAEL)
                  1119.  MIDEAST -- HANDLE BETTER/MORE EXPERIENCE; POSITIVE
                         COMMENTS ABOUT ARAB-ISRAELI PEACE TREATY
                  1120.  MIDEAST -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE; NEGATIVE
                         COMMENTS ABOUT ARAB-ISRAELI PEACE TREATY
                  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/
                         DOING WELL, BETTER
                  1125.  RED CHINA -- HANDLE WORSE/LESS EXPERIENCE/
                         DOING POORLY
                  1126.  RED CHINA -- PRO UNDERSTANDING/THAW/DETENTE/NEW
                         RELATIONSHIPS/RECOGNITION/ADMISSION TO UN;
                         DEFENDER OF FORMOSA/CHIANG/NATIONALISTS
                  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; SALT II
                  1132.  RUSSIA -- ANTI UNDERSTANDING/THAW/DETENTE/BROAD-
                         ENING OF RELATIONS; SALT II
                  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; AGAINST CONTRA
                         AID/PRO-SANDINISTA
                  1142.  LATIN AMERICA -- ANTI-THIRD-WORLD POSTURE; HARD
                         ANTI-COMMUNISM/ANTI-REVOLUTIONARY POLICY; PRO-
                         COLONIALISM/EUROPEAN POWERS;PRO CONTRA AID/
                         ANTI-SANDINISTA
                  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
                  1153.  WOULD RAISE AMERICAN PRESTIGE
                  1154.  WOULD LOWER AMERICAN PRESTIGE/NOT MAINTAIN AMERI-
                         CAN PRESTIGE
                  1155.  WOULD HAVE BETTER CHANCE FOR PEACE (UNSPECIFIED);
                         NOT GET US INTO TROUBLE ABROAD
                  1156.  WOULD HAVE A POORER CHANCE FOR PEACE
                         (UNSPECIFIED); GET US INTO WAR/TROUBLE ABROAD
                  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)
                  1164.  TARIFFS -- NA DIRECTION
                  1165.  TARIFFS -- PRO FREE TRADE/REDUCED TARIFFS; WOULD
                         NOT PROTECT U.S. LABOR FROM FOREIGN COMPETITION
                  1166.  TARIFFS -- ANTI FREE TRADE; FOR HIGH TARIFFS; WOULD
                         PROTECT U.S. 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 THEN PULLED OUT
                  1181.  KISSINGER'S FOREIGN POLICY(1976), SECRECY,
                         SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY; DECEPTION IN U.S. FOREIGN
                         POLICY -- NA DIRECTION
                  1182.  KISSINGER'S FOREIGN POLICY(1976), SECRECY,
                         SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY; DECEPTION IN U.S. FOREIGN
                         POLICY -- PRO
                  1183.  KISSINGER'S FOREIGN POLICY(1976), SECRECY,
                         SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY; DECEPTION IN U.S. FOREIGN
                         POLICY -- ANTI
                  1184.  MILITARY/DEFENSE POSITION/SPENDING -- NA DIRECTION,
                         OR NEUTRAL (NOT 1106, 1107)
                  1185.  PRIORITIES IN MILITARY/DEFENSE SPENDING (NOT
                         REDUCTION OR INCREASE BUT ALLOCATION OF
                         EXISTING DEFENSE BUDGET) -- PRO
                  1186.  PRIORITIES IN MILITARY/DEFENSE SPENDING (NOT
                         REDUCTION OR INCREASE BUT ALLOCATION OF
                         EXISTING DEFENSE BUDGET) -- ANTI
                  1187.  IRANIAN CRISIS; AMERICAN HOSTAGES(1980)/ARMS
                         SALE(1986) -- NA DIRECTION
                  1188.  IRANIAN CRISIS; AMERICAN HOSTAGES(1980)/ARMS
                         SALE(1986) -- HAS HANDLED WELL/WOULD HANDLE BETTER
                  1189.  IRANIAN CRISIS; AMERICAN HOSTAGES(1980)/ARMS
                         SALE(1986) -- HAS HANDLED POORLY/WOULD HANDLE WORSE
                  1190.  NUCLEAR FREEZE/DISARMAMENT--NA DIRECTION
                  1191.  NUCLEAR FREEZE/DISARMAMENT--PRO
                  1192.  NUCLEAR FREEZE/DISARMAMENT--ANTI
                  1193.  TERRORISM; DEALINGS WITH TERRORISTS; HOSTAGES --
                         (EXCEPT 1187-1189) NA DIRECTION
                  1194.  TERRORISM; DEALINGS WITH TERRORISTS; HOSTAGES --
                         (EXCEPT 1187-1189) HAS HANDLED/WOULD HANDLE BETTER
                  1195.  TERRORISM; DEALINGS WITH TERRORISTS; HOSTAGES --
                         (EXCEPT 1187-1189) HAS HANDLED/WOULD HANDLE WORSE
                  1197.  OTHER FOREIGN POLICY REASONS


                PARTY OR CANDIDATE -- GROUP CONNECTIONS

                  1201.  SPECIAL INTERESTS/PRIVILEGED PEOPLE/INFLUENTIAL
                         PEOPLE -- PRO
                  1202.  SPECIAL INTERESTS/PRIVILEGED PEOPLE/INFLUENTIAL
                         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 BUSINESSMAN -- PRO
                  1212.  SMALL BUSINESSMAN -- 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/NEEDY PEOPLE -- PRO
                  1234.  POOR PEOPLE/NEEDY PEOPLE-- ANTI
                  1235.  CIVIL SERVANTS -- PRO
                  1236.  CIVIL SERVANTS -- ANTI
                  1297.  OTHER GROUP/CONNECTION REASONS


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

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


>> NES 1986 CANDIDATE MASTER CODE

                THIS CANDIDATE LIST CODE WAS USED BY THE INTERVIEWERS TO
                CHOOSE THE PROPER CANDIDATE NAME IN MANY QUESTIONS IN THE
                1984 POST-ELECTION INTERVIEWS.  THE CANDIDATE NUMBERS WHICH
                APPEAR IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE CANDIDATES' NAMES INDICATE TYPE
                OF RACE AND TYPE OF CANDIDATE.  THE FOLLOWING CHART
                SUMMARIZES THE MEANING OF THE CANDIDATE NUMBERS.



                                   U.S. SENATE RACES

                 STATES WITH        STATES WITH     STATES WITH
                 NO INCUMBENT       INCUMBENT       NO SENATE
                 RUNNING            RUNNING         RACE
                 ----------------------------------------------------
                 11. DEM CAND       13. DEM INC     17. INCUMBENT (1)
                 12. REP CAND       14. REP INC     18. INCUMBENT (2)
                                    15. DEM CAND
                                    16. REP CAND
                 19. INC WHOSE      19. OTHER
                     TERM IS NOT        SENATE INC
                     UP                 WHOSE TERM
                                        IS NOT UP
                 20. IND CAND       20. IND CAND


                                       U.S. HOUSE RACES

                 DISTRICTS WITH               DISTRICTS WITH INCUMBENT
                 NO INCUMBENT                 REPRESENTATIVE(S)
                 REP RUNNING                  RUNNING
                 --------------------------------------------------------
                 31. DEM CAND                 33. DEM INCUMBENT
                 32. REP CAND                 34. REP INCUMBENT
                                              35. DEM CANDIDATE
                                              36. REP CANDIDATE
                                              37. LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE
                                                  CANDIDATE
                 39. IND CAND                 39. IND CANDIDATE
                 --------------------------------------------------------

                 USED IN THE VOTE SECTION (L) ONLY FOR RESPONDENTS WHO VOTED
                 OUTSIDE  OF DISTRICT/STATE OF INTERVIEW

                 DISTRICTS WITH               DISTRICTS WITH INCUMBENT
                NO INCUMBENT                 REPRESENTATIVE(S)
                 REP RUNNING                  RUNNING
                 --------------------------------------------------------
                 81. DEM CAND                 83. DEM INCUMBENT
                 82. REP CAND                 84. REP INCUMBENT
                                              85. DEM CANDIDATE
                                              86. REP CANDIDATE
                                              87. LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE
                                                  CANDIDATE
                 89. IND CAND                 89. IND CANDIDATE
                 91. DEM - NO NAME GIVEN      91. DEM - NO NAME GIVEN
                 92. REP - NO NAME GIVEN      92. REP - NO NAME GIVEN

                  A CODE OF "80" WAS USED FOR ANY CANDIDATE RUNNING UNDER A
                  MINOR PARTY LABEL.




                                       CANDIDATE LIST
                                       NOVEMBER  1986

                STATE: ALABAMA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. RICHARD C. SHELBY         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. JEREMIAH DENTON           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. HOWELL HEFLIN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BILL NICHOLS              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. WHIT GUERIN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM J. BAXLEY         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. GUY HUNT                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: ALABAMA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. RICHARD C. SHELBY         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. JEREMIAH DENTON           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. HOWELL HEFLIN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BEN ERDREICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. L. MORGAN WILLIAMS        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM J. BAXLEY         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. GUY HUNT                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: ALABAMA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. RICHARD C. SHELBY         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. JEREMIAH DENTON           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. HOWELL HEFLIN             DEMOCRATIC --TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. CLAUDE HARRIS             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. BILL MCFARLAND            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. RICHARD C. SHELBY         RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM J. BAXLEY         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. GUY HUNT                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: ARIZONA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. RICHARD KIMBALL           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. JOHN MCCAIN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. DENNIS DECONCINI          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. HARRY BRAUN III           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. JOHN J. RHODES III        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. JOHN MCCAIN               RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. CAROLYN WARNER            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. EVAN MECHAM               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: ARIZONA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. RICHARD KIMBALL           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. JOHN MCCAIN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. DENNIS DECONCINI          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MORRIS K. UDALL           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. SHELDON CLARK             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. CAROLYN WARNER            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. EVAN MECHAM               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     59. BILL SCHULZ               INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE

                STATE: ARIZONA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. RICHARD KIMBALL           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. JOHN MCCAIN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. DENNIS DECONCINI          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     34. BOB STUMP                 REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. CAROLYN WARNER            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. EVAN MECHAM               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     59. BILL SCHULZ               INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE

                STATE: ARIZONA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. RICHARD KIMBALL           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. JOHN MCCAIN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. DENNIS DECONCINI          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. PHILIP R. DAVIS           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. JON KYL                   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. ELDON RUDD                RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. CAROLYN WARNER            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. EVAN MECHAM               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     59. BILL SCHULZ               INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE

                STATE: ARKANSAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. DALE BUMPERS              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ASA HUTCHINSON            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. DAVID PRYOR               DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BILL ALEXANDER            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. RICK H. ALBIN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. BILL CLINTON              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. FRANK WHITE               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. SALA BURTON               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. MIKE GARZA                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BARBARA BOXER             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. FRANKLIN ERNST,III        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GEORGE MILLER             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ROSEMARY THAKAR           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. RONALD V. DELLUMS         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. STEVEN EIGENBERG          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT

                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                       .

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. FORTNEY H. "PETE" STARK   DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. DAVID M. WILLIAMS         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DON EDWARDS               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. MICHAEL R. LA CRONE       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 11

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. TOM LANTOS                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. G.M. "BILL" QURAISHI      REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 14

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. BILL STEELE               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. NORMAN D. SHUMWAY         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 15

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. TONY COELHO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. CAROL HARNER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 17

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JOHN HARTNETT             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. CHARLES PASHAYAN, JR.     REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. RICHARD H. LEHMAN         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. DAVID C. CREVELT          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 22

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JOHN G. SIMMONS           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. CARLOS J. MOORHEAD        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 23

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ANTHONY C. BEILENSON      DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. GEORGE WOOLVERTON         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 24

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. HENRY A. WAXMAN           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 25

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. EDWARD R. ROYBAL          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. GREGORY L. HARDY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 26

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN - TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. HOWARD L. BERMAN          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ROBERT M. KERNS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 27

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MEL LEVINE                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ROB SCRIBNER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 28

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JULIAN C. DIXON           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. GEORGE ADAMS              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 29

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. AUGUSTUS F. HAWKINS       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOHN VAN DE BROOKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 30

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MATTHEW G. MARTINEZ       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOHN W. ALMQUIST          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 32

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GLENN ANDERSON            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOYCE M. ROBERTSON        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 33

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. MONTY HEMPEL              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DAVID DREIER              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 34

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ESTEBAN EDWARD TORRES     DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. CHARLES M. HOUSE          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 35

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. R. "SARGE" HALL           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JERRY LEWIS               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 36

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GEORGE E. BROWN, JR.      DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BOB HENLEY                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 37

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DAVID E. SKINNER          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. AL MCCANDLESS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 38

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. RICHARD ROBINSON          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. ROB  DORNAN               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 39

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DAVID D. VEST             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. WILLIAM E. DANNEMEYER     REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 40

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. BRUCE W. SUMNER           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. ROBERT E. BADHAM          REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: CALIFORNIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 42

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN CRANSTON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ED ZSCHAU                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PETE WILSON               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. MICHAEL P. BLACKBURN      DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DAN LUNGREN               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. TOM BRADLEY               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: COLORADO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. TIMOTHY WIRTH             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. KEN KRAMER                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. WILLIAM L. ARMSTRONG      REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. PATRICIA SCHROEDER        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOY WOOD                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROY ROMER                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. TED STRICKLAND            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: COLORADO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. TIMOTHY WIRTH             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. KEN KRAMER                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. WILLIAM L. ARMSTRONG      REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. DAVID E. SKAGGS           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. MIKE NORTON               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                (1)  30. TIMOTHY E. WIRTH          RETIRING INCUMBENT
                (1)  30. TIMOTHY E. WIRTH          RETIRING INCUMBENT
                NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROY ROMER                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. TED STRICKLAND            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: COLORADO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. TIMOTHY WIRTH             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. KEN KRAMER                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. WILLIAM L. ARMSTRONG      REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. CHUCK NORRIS              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DANIEL L. SCHAEFER        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROY ROMER                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. TED STRICKLAND            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: CONNECTICUT      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. CHRISTOPHER J. DODD       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ROGER EDDY                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. LOWELL P. WEICKER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. SAM GEJDENSON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BUD MULLEN                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. WILLIAM A. O'NEIL         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JULIE D. BELAGA           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: CONNECTICUT      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. CHRISTOPHER J. DODD       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. ROGER EDDY                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. LOWELL P. WEICKER, JR.    REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BRUCE A. MORRISON         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ERNEST J. DIETTE, JR.     REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. WILLIAM A. O'NEIL         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JULIE D. BELAGA           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. BILL GRANT                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                              (UNOPPOSED)
                     30. DON FUQUA                 RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHARLES E. BENNETT        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                     33. BILL CHAPPELL, JR.   DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DAVID B. HIGGINBOTTOM     DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. ANDY IRELAND              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 17

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. WILLIAM LEHMAN            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CLAUDE PEPPER             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. TOM BRODIE                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: FLORIDA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 19

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB GRAHAM                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. PAULA HAWKINS             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. LAWTON CHILES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DANTE B. FASCELL          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BILL FLANAGAN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. STEVE PAJCIC              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. BOB MARTINEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT LINDSAY THOMAS     DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                    56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. RICHARD RAY               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. BEN JONES                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. PAT SWINDALL              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. JOHN LEWIS                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. PORTIA SCOTT              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. CRANDLE BRAY              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. NEWT GINGRICH             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GEORGE "BUDDY" DARDEN     DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOE MORECRAFT             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ED JENKINS                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: GEORGIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. WYCHE FOWLER, JR.         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. MACK MATTINGLY            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. SAM NUNN                  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DOUG BARNARD, JR.         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JIM HILL                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JOE FRANK HARRIS          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GUY DAVIS                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHARLES A. HAYES          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOSEPH C. FAULKNER        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MARTY RUSSO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JAMES J. TIERNEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. SHAWN COLLINS             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. JACK DAVIS                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. GEORGE M. O'BRIEN         RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. ROBERT H. RENSHAW         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. HENRY J. HYDE             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CARDISS COLLINS           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. CAROLINE K. KALLAS        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DAN ROSTENKOWSKI          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. THOMAS J. DEFAZIO         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. SIDNEY R. YATES           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. HERBERT SOHN              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 11

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLERY             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. FRANK ANNUNZIO            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. GEORGE S. GOTTLIEB        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 12

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JOHN A. LEONARDI          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. PHILLIP  CRANE            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 13

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DOMINICK J. JEFFERY       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. HARRIS W. FAWELL          REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 14

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. MARY LOU KEARNS           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. J. DENNIS HASTERT         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. JOHN E. GROTBERG          RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 15

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     34. EDWARD R. MADIGAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: ILLINOIS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 22

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. ALAN J. DIXON             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. JUDY KOEHLER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SIMON                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. KENNETH J. GRAY           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. RANDY PATCHETT            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. ADLAI STEVENSON III       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JAMES R. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: INDIANA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. JILL LONG                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. DAN QUAYLE                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. RICHARD LUGAR             REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. THOMAS W. WARD            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JOHN HILER                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                            (NO RACE)

                STATE: INDIANA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. JILL LONG                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. DAN QUAYLE                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. RICHARD LUGAR             REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. GREGORY ALAN SCHER        DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DAN COATS                 REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                       .    (NO RACE)

                STATE: IOWA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. JOHN P. ROEHRICK          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. CHARLES E. GRASSLEY       REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. TOM HARKIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. NEAL SMITH                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                       . BOB LOCKARD               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. LOWELL L. JUNKINS         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. TERRY E. BRANSTAD         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: KANSAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. GUY MACDONALD             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT DOLE               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. NANCY LANDON KASSEBAUM    REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DALE LYON                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. PAT ROBERTS               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. THOMAS R. DOCKING         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. MIKE HAYDEN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: KANSAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. GUY MACDONALD             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT DOLE               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. NANCY LANDON KASSEBAUM    REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                     34. JAN MEYERS                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. THOMAS R. DOCKING         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. MIKE HAYDEN               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: LOUISIANA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. JOHN B. BREAUX            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. W. HENSON MOORE           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. J. BENNETT JOHNSTON, JR.  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BUDDY ROEMER              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROY DYSON                 DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. HARLAN C. WILLIAMS        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. BENJAMIN L. CARDIN        DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. ROSS Z. PIERPONT          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. THOMAS MCMILLEN           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. ROBERT R. NEALL           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. MARJORIE S. HOLT          RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. STENY H. HOYER            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOHN EUGENE SELLNER       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BEVERLY B. BYRON          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOHN VANDENBERGE          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA A. MIKULSKI       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                     31. KWEISI MFUME              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. SAINT GEORGE CROSSE III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. PARREN J. MITCHELL        RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MARYLAND      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. BARBARA MIKULSKI          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. LINDA CHAVEZ              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. PAUL SARBANES             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. STEWART BAINUM, JR.       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. CONSTANCE A. MORELLA      REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. MICHAEL D. BARNES         RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. THOMAS J. MOONEY          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     19. JOHN F. KERRY             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. ROBERT S. WEINER          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. SILVIO O. CONTE           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN F. KERRY             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. EDWARD P. BOLAND          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BRIAN P. LEES             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN F. KERRY             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHESTER G. ATKINS         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN F. KERRY             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. NICHOLAS MAVROULES        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN F. KERRY             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. EDWARD J. MARKEY          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN F. KERRY             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. JOSEPH P. KENNEDY II      DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. CLARK C. ABT              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. THOMAS P. O'NEILL, JR.    RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR

                    53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MASSACHUSETTS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. EDWARD M. KENNEDY         DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN KERRY                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOE MOAKLEY               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                               (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. GEORGE KARIOTIS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOHN CONYERS, JR.         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BILL ASHE                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DEAN BAKER                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. CARL PURSELL              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. HOWARD WOLPE              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT

                     36. JACKIE MCGREGOR           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. DAN ROCHE                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. FRED UPTON                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. MARK D. SILJANDER         RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. TERESA S. DECKER          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. PAUL B. HENRY             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BOB CARR                  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JIM DUNN                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DALE E. KILDEE            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. TRUDIE CALLIHAN           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BOB TRAXLER               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOHN A. LEVI              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. RICHARD J. ANDERSON       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. GUY VANDERJAGT            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DONALD J. ALBOSTA         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. BILL SCHUETTE             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 11

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. ROBERT C. ANDERSON        DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. ROBERT W. DAVIS           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 12

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DAVID E. BONIOR           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. CANDICE S. MILLER         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 13

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GEORGE W. CROCKETT, JR.   DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. MARY GRIFFEN              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 14

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DENNIS M. HERTEL          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. STANLEY T. GROT           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT

                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 15

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. WILLIAM D. FORD           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. GLEN KASSEL               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 16

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOHN D. DINGELL           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. FRANK GRZYWACKI           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 17

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. SANDER M. LEVIN           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. CALVIN WILLIAMS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MICHIGAN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. CARL LEVIN                DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. GARY L. KOHUT             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. WILLIAM S. BROOMFIELD     REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. JAMES J. BLANCHARD        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM LUCAS             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. TIMOTHY J. PENNY          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. PAUL H. GRAWE             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DAVE JOHNSON              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. VIN WEBER                 REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. RAY STOCK                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. BILL FRENZEL              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BRUCE F. VENTO            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. HAROLD STASSEN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MARTIN OLAV SABO          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. RICK SERRA                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GERRY SIKORSKI            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BARBARA ZWACH SYKORA      REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MINNESOTA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. RUDY BOSCHWITZ            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. DAVID DURENBERGER         REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JAMES L. OBERSTAR         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. DAVE RUED                 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RUDY PERPICH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. CAL R. LUDEMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE

                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISTOPHER S. BOND       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. WILLIAM CLAY              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ROBERT A. WITTMANN        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISTOPHER S. BOND       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT YOUNG              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JACK BUECHNER             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISTOPHER S. BOND       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. RICHARD GEPHARDT          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ROY AMELUNG               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISOPHER S. BOND        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. IKE SKELTON               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)


                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISTOPHER S. BOND       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ALAN WHEAT                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. GREG FISHER               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISTOPHER S. BOND       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DOUG HUGHES               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. E. THOMAS COLEMAN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: MISSOURI      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. HARRIETT WOODS            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. CHRISTOPHER S. BOND       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. JOHN C. DANFORTH          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. HAROLD L. VOLKMER         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. RALPH UTHLAUT             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW HAMPSHIRE      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. ENDICOTT PEABODY          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. WARREN B. RUDMAN          REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. GORDON J. HUMPHREY        REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JAMES M. DEMERS           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. ROBERT C. SMITH           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     55. PAUL MCEACHERN            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     54. JOHN H. SUNUNU            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JAMES J. FLORIO           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. FREDERICK A. BUSCH, JR.   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. WILLIAM J. HUGHES         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ALFRED J. BENNINGTON JR.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JEFFERY LAURENTI          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. CHRISTOPHER H.  SMITH     REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. H. VERNON JOLLEY          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. MARGE ROUKEMA             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. BERNARD J. DWYER          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOHN D. SCALAMONTI        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JUNE S. FISCHER           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. MATTHEW J. RINALDO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT A. ROE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. THOMAS P. ZAMPINO         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT TORRICELLI         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ARTHUR F. JONES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. PETER W. RODINO JR.       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ALVIN K. TERRY            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 11

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. FRANK ASKIN               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DEAN A. GALLO             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 12

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R. LAUTENBERG       DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DAVID B. CRABIEL          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JIM COURTER               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW JERSEY      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 13

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. BILL BRADLEY              DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. FRANK R.LAUTENBERG        DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. JOHN WYDRA                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. H. JAMES SAXTON           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR

                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. GEORGE J. HOCHBRUECKNER   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. GREGORY J. BLASS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. WILLIAM CARNEY            RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. THOMAS J. DOWNEY          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JEFFREY A. BUTZKE         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT J. MRAZEK          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JOSEPH A. GUARINO         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                    19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN  DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. PATRICIA SULLIVAN         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. NORMAN F. LENT            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. MICHAEL T. SULLIVAN       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. RAYMOND J. MCGRATH        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. FLOYD H. FLAKE            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. RICHARD DIETL             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. JOSEPH P. ADDABBO         RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GARY L. ACKERMAN          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. EDWARD NELSON RODRIGUEZ   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JAMES H. SCHEUER          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. THOMAS J. MANTON          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. SALVATORE J. CALISE       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PARTICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHARLES E. SCHUMER        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 11

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. EDOLPHUS TOWNS            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. NATHANIEL HENDRICKS       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 12

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MAJOR R. OWENS            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. OWEN AUGUSTIN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 14

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. BARBARA WALLA             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. GUY V. MOLINARI           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 15

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. GEORGE A. HIRSCH          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. BILL GREEN                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 16

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHARLES B. RANGEL         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 17

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. TED WEISS                 DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. THOMAS A. CHORBA          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT GARCIA             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. MELANIE CHASEN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 19

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MARIO BIAGGI              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 20

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. BELLA S. ABZUG            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JOSEPH J. DIOGUARDI       REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 22

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. ELEANOR F. BURLINGHAM     DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. BENJAMIN A. GILMAN        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 31

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JAMES P. KEANE            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JACK KEMP                 REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 32

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOHN LAFALCE              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 33

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. HENRY J. NOWAK            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. CHARLES A. WALKER         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NEW YORK      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 34

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. MARK GREEN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ALFONSE M. D'AMATO        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN   DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. LARRY M. HIMELEIN         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. AMORY HOUGHTON, JR.       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. STANLEY N. LUNDINE        RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARIO CUOMO               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. ANDREW P. O'ROURKE        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: NORTH CAROLINA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     11. TERRY SANFORD             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     12. JAMES T. BROYHILL         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JESSE HELMS               REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHARLES ROSE              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. THOMAS J. HARRELSON       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: OHIO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. JOHN GLENN                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. THOMAS KINDNESS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM      DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. THOMAS A. LUKEN           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. FRED E. MORR              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RICHARD CELESTE           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JAMES A. RHODES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: OHIO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. JOHN GLENN                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. THOMAS KINDNESS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM      DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. TONY P. HALL              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. RON CRUTCHER              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RICHARD CELESTE           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JAMES A. RHODES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: OHIO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. JOHN GLENN                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. THOMAS KINDNESS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM      DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DON JONES                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. BOB MCEWEN                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RICHARD CELESTE           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JAMES A. RHODES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: OHIO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. JOHN GLENN                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. THOMAS KINDNESS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM      DEMOCRATIC-- TERM NOT UP
                       .

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     34. MICHAEL DEWINE            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RICHARD CELESTE           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JAMES A. RHODES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: OHIO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. JOHN GLENN                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. THOMAS KINDNESS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM      DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. JOHN W. GRIFFIN           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. DONALD E. "BUZ" LUKENS    REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. THOMAS N. KINDNESS        RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RICHARD CELESTE           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JAMES A. RHODES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: OHIO      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     13. JOHN GLENN                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     16. THOMAS KINDNESS           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     19. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM      DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DOUGLAS APPLEGATE         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. RICHARD CELESTE           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. JAMES A. RHODES           REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: OREGON      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. RICK BAUMAN               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT W. "BOB" PACKWOOD  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. MARK O. HATFIELD          REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. PETER A. DEFAZIO          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. BRUCE LONG                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. JAMES WEAVER              RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. NEIL GOLDSCHMIDT          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. NORMA PAULUS              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. THOMAS M. FOGLIETTA       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ANTHONY J. MUCCIOLO       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ROBERT A. BORSKI          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ROBERT A. ROVNER          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. TIM RINGGOLD              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. RICHARD T. SCHULZE        REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE

                    52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     31. BILL SPINGLER             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     32. CURT WELDON               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                     30. ROBERT W. EDGAR           RETIRING INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. PETER H. KOSTMAYER        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. DAVID A. CHRISTIAN        REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 12

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOHN P. MURTHA            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. KATHY HOLTZMAN            REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 13

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JOSEPH M. HOEFFEL         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. LAWRENCE COUGHLIN         REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 14

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. WILLIAM J. COYNE          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN  SPECTER            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. DOUG WALGREN              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. ERNIE BUCKMAN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 20

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOSEPH GAYDOS             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE

                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: PENNSYLVANIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 22

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BOB EDGAR                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ARLEN SPECTER             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. JOHN HEINZ                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. AUSTIN J. MURPHY          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. ROBERT P. CASEY           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WILLIAM W. SCRANTON III   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TENNESSEE     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 02

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. ALBERT GORE, JR.          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JAMES R. "JIM" SASSER     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JOHN F. BOWEN             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JOHN J. DUNCAN            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. NED RAY MCWHERTER         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WINFIELD DUNN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TENNESSEE      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. ALBERT GORE, JR.          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JAMES R. "JIM" SASSER     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MARILYN LLOYD             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. JIM GOLDEN                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. NED RAY MCWHERTER         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WINFIELD DUNN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TENNESSEE      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. ALBERT GORE, JR.          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JAMES R. "JIM" SASSER     DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JIM COOPER                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT

                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. NED RAY MCWHERTER         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. WINFIELD DUNN             REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     34. STEVE BARTLETT            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. RALPH M. HALL             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. THOMAS BLOW               REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JOHN BRYANT               DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. TOM CARTER                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 06

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                     35. PETE GEREN                DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JOE L. BARTON             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. BLAINE MANN               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JACK FIELDS               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 11

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MARVIN LEATH              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 12

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JIM WRIGHT                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. DON MCNEIL                REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 15

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. E."KIKA" DE LA GARZA      DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS       CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 17

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. CHARLES W. STENHOLM       DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 18

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MICKEY LELAND             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 19

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. GERALD MCCATHERN          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. LARRY COMBEST             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 22

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. SUSAN DIRECTOR            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. TOM D. DELAY              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 24

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MARTIN FROST              DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. BOB BURK                  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 25

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MICHAEL A. ANDREWS        DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: TEXAS      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 26

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PHIL GRAMM                REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. LLOYD BENTSEN             DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. GEORGE RICHARDSON         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DICK ARMEY                REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. MARK W. WHITE             DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT

                     56. WILLIAM CLEMENTS          REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: VIRGINIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.       REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN W. WARNER            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. KENNETH E. POWELL         DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. THOMAS J. BLILEY, JR.     REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: VIRGINIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.       REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN W. WARNER            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. NORMAN SISISKY            DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: VIRGINIA     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.       REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN W. WARNER            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     34. D.FRENCH SLAUGHTER, JR.   REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                STATE: VIRGINIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.       REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN W. WARNER            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JAMES H. BOREN            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. STAN PARRIS               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)


                STATE: VIRGINIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.       REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN W. WARNER            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. FREDERICK C. BOUCHER      DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: VIRGINIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 10

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. PAUL S. TRIBLE, JR.       REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. JOHN W. WARNER            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. JOHN G. MILLIKEN          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. FRANK R. WOLF             REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: WASHINGTON      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BROCK ADAMS               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. SLADE GORTON              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL J. EVANS           REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. REESE LINDQUIST           DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. JOHN R. MILLER            REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: WASHINGTON      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 07

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BROCK ADAMS               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. SLADE GORTON              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL J. EVANS           REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. MIKE LOWRY                DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     36. DON MCDONALD              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR

                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: WASHINGTON      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 08

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. BROCK ADAMS               DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. SLADE GORTON              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. DANIEL J. EVANS           REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. DAVID E. GILES            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. ROD CHANDLER              REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: WEST VIRGINIA      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. JOHN D. "JAY" ROCKEFELLER DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. ROBERT C. BYRD            DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. ALAN B. MOLLOHAN          DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                              (NO RACE)

                STATE: WISCONSIN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 03

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. ED GARVEY                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT W. KASTEN, JR.     REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                     19. WILLIAM PROXMIRE          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. LELAND E. MULDER          DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. STEVE GUNDERSON           REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. ANTHONY S. EARL           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. TOMMY G. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: WISCONSIN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 04

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. ED GARVEY                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT W. KASTEN, JR.     REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     19. WILLIAM PROXMIRE          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. GERALD D. KLECZKA         DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. ANTHONY S. EARL           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. TOMMY G. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: WISCONSIN     CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 05

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. ED GARVEY                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT W. KASTEN, JR.     REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     19. WILLIAM PROXMIRE          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     33. JIM MOODY                 DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                              (UNOPPOSED)

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. ANTHONY S. EARL           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. TOMMY G. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: WISCONSIN      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 09

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     15. ED GARVEY                 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     14. ROBERT W. KASTEN, JR.     REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     19. WILLIAM PROXMIRE          DEMOCRATIC -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. THOMAS G. POPP            DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. F. JAMES SENSENBRENNER    REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     53. ANTHONY S. EARL           DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                     56. TOMMY G. THOMPSON         REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

                STATE: WYOMING      CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 01

                (A) NAMES FOR U.S. SENATE
                     17. MALCOLM WALLOP            REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP
                     18. ALAN K. SIMPSON           REPUBLICAN -- TERM NOT UP

                (B) NAMES FOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
                     35. RICK GILMORE              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     34. DICK CHENEY               REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT

                (C) NAMES FOR GOVERNOR
                     51. MIKE SULLIVAN             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     52. PETE SIMPSON              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE




>>  NES 1986 IMPORTANT PROBLEMS NOTE

                THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIABLES WHICH RECORD
                THE RESPONDENT'S PERCEPTION OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS
                FACING THE COUNTRY.
                THE CODES HAVE BEEN SOMEWHAT REVISED FROM THE 1978 ELECTION
                STUDY.

                SOCIAL WELFARE PROBLEMS
                  001.  GENERAL REFERENCE TO DOMESTIC ISSUES
                  005.  POPULATION:  ANY MENTION OF POPULATION INCREASE;
                        REFERENCE TO OVER-POPULATION/BIRTH CONTROL
                  045.  PRO-ABORTION
                  046.  ANTI-ABORTION
                  049.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO ABORTION

                  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;
                        ADMINISTRATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY
                  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"
                  035.  SOCIAL SECURITY WON'T BE AROUND IN THE FUTURE;
                        PEOPLE ARE PAYING INTO A SYSTEM WHICH WON'T BENEFIT
                        ME/THEM
                  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.  LOCATED AFTER 005
                  046.  LOCATED AFTER 005
                  048.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO HEALTH PROBLEMS;
                        AIDS
                  049.  LOCATED AFTER 005

                  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; HUNGER/HUNGRY
                        PEOPLE IN THE U.S.
                  061.  FOR (ADDITIONAL) WELFARE ASSISTANCE (FOR HELP,
                        EDUCATION/JOBS FOR THE POOR) (EXCEPT 063); GIVE
                        (MORE) AID TO HUNGRY PEOPLE IN THE U.S.
                  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;
                        "WELFARE"
                  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.;
                        CATTLE  KILL
                  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
                        (INCLUDING MENTION OF UNFAVORABLE ECONOMIC
                        CONSEQUENCES TO FARMERS FROM EMBARGO OF GRAIN
                        SALES/SHIPMENTS TO RUSSIA)

                  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
                        CODABLE IN 151, 152)
                  154.  DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE (DUMPS, LANDFILLS)
                  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; DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
                        SOURCES (INCLUDES MENTION OF SOLAR OR NUCLEAR POWER)
                  161.  FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES; (NOT 151);
                        NEED TO DEVELOP ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES (INCLUDES
                        MENTION OF SOLAR OR NUCLEAR POWER)
                  162.  AGAINST (ADDITIONAL OR INCREASED) DEVELOPMENT OF
                        NATURAL RESOURCES; HIGH COST OF DEVELOPMENT OF
                        NATURAL RESOURCES TO THE ENVIRONMENT (NOT 152);
                        AGAINST DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES
                        (INCLUDES MENTION OF SOLAR OR NUCLEAR POWER)
                  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 RACKETEERS/COMMUNISTS 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 TOO POWERFUL

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

                  340.  CRIME/VIOLENCE; GENERAL REFERENCE TO CRIME
                  341.  TOO MUCH CRIME; STREETS AREN'T SAFE; MUGGING,
                        MURDER, SHOPLIFTING
                  342.  JUVENILE DELIQUENCY; ANY MENTION (NOT 320'S
                        OR 383)

                  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 CODABLE IN 300-304,
                        330-339

                  360.  LAW AND ORDER; GENERAL REFERENCE TO LAW/POLICE
                        ENFORCEMENT; GENERAL MENTION (SEE ALSO 369)
                  361.  FOR GREATER LAW/POLICE ENFORCEMENT; PRO DEATH
                        PENALTY
                  362.  AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY, POLICE STATE,
                        WIRETAPPING, ETC.; AGAINST DEATH PENALTY
                  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; GAMBLING (NA DIRECTION)
                  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; POLITICAL SUBVERSIVES;
                        REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS/APPROACHES, NA DIRECTION
                  372.  AGAINST EXTREMIST GROUPS; TERRORISTS; SUBVERSIVES
                        (EXCEPT 373, 374)
                  373.  AGAINST ARAB TERRORISTS; PLO
                  374.  TERRORIST HIJACKING; TERRORIST HOSTAGE-TAKING
                  379.  OTHER SPECIFIC MENTION OF TERRORIST GROUPS/
                        SUBVERSIVES

                  380.  GENERAL MENTION OF MORAL/RELIGIOUS DECAY
                        (OF NATION); SEX, BAD LANGUAGE, ADULT THEMES ON TV
                  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.
                  384.  RELIGION (TOO) MIXED INTO POLITICS

                  390.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO PUBLIC ORDER PROBLEMS

                  395.  CONTROL OF (INTERNAL) COMMUNIST THREAT; COMMUNISTS

                ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS PROBLEMS
                  400.  INFLATION; GENERAL REFERENCE TO INFLATION; HIGH
                        PRICES; HIGH COST OF LIVING <IF RESPONDENT
                        MENTIONED BOTH "INFLATION" (400) AND RISE IN
                        PRICES OF SPECIFIC ITEMS (407-409),
                        "INFLATION" (400) WAS CODED> (SEE ALSO 496)
                  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; PHONY SHORTAGES; PEOPLE WASTEFUL
                  407.  FOOD SHORTAGES; ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF FOOD
                        SHORTAGES E.G. PRICE OF SUGAR (OTHER REFERENCES
                        CODE 120)
                  408.  FUEL SHORTAGES; 'ENERGY CRISIS'; OIL COMPANIES
                        MAKING EXCESSIVE PROFITS
                  409.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO SHORTAGES

                  410.  RECESSION, DEPRESSION; GENERAL REFERENCE;
                        PROSPERITY OF THE 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
                        (1984--MENTIONS OF "THE DEFICIT")
                  416.  TAXES; GENERAL REFERENCE TO TAX STRUCTURE; TAX
                        SURCHARGE (NA R'S DIRECTION); OTHER SPECIFIC
                        TAX REFERENCE
                  417.  FOR TAX CUTS; AGAINST TAX SURCHARGE
                  418.  AGAINST TAX CUTS; FOR TAX SURCHARGE
                  419.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO RECESSION/DEPRESSION;
                        OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO MONETARY/FISCAL
                        CONTROLS

                  420.  CONSTRUCTION/HOUSING; ALL REFERENCES TO HOUSING
                        STARTS, CONSTRUCTION COSTS, ETC.
                  421.  BUSINESS PROFITS ARE (TOO) HIGH
                  422.  BUSINESS PROFITS ARE NOT (TOO) HIGH
                  423.  PRICES ARE DECLINING WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ANY
                        MENTION; OPTIMISTIC ECONOMIC INDICATIONS
                  424.  INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY;
                        "A DAY'S WORK FOR A DAY'S PAY"; REVITALIZE
                        AMERICAN INDUSTRY
                  425.  STOCK MARKET/GOLD PRICES; ALL REFERENCES TO GOLD
                        PRICES, STOCK BROKERS, STOCK FLUCTUATIONS, ETC.
                  426.  GOLD OUTFLOW; CONTROL OF FOREIGN INVESTMENTS
                        MADE BY U.S. COMPANIES/CITIZENS
                  427.  DEVALUATION OF THE DOLLAR

                  430.  ANTI-TRUST LAWS PROTECTION OF SMALL BUSINESSES;
                        GENERAL REFERENCE TO ANTI-TRUST LAWS/LEGISLATION
                  431.  FOR (INCREASED) PROSECUTION UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAWS;
                        PROTECTION 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
                  433.  LARGE BUSINESSES TAKING OVER SMALL BUSINESSES
                  434.  SMALL BUSINESSES HOLDING THEIR OWN
                  439.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO ANTI-TRUST
                        LAWS/LEGISLATION
                  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
                  442.  CONCERN WITH INEQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH

                  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
                  463.  PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE INFLUX OF POLITICAL/
                        ECONOMIC REFUGEES (CUBANS, HAITIANS, MEXICANS, ETC.)
                  469.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO IMMIGRATION POLICIES

                CONSUMER PROTECTION
                  470.  CONSUMER PROTECTION; GENERAL REFERENCE
                  471.  FOR (INCREASED) CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION;
                        TRUTH IN LABELLING, PACKAGING, LENDING; CONTROL
                        OF MEDICINES; POISONS, 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
                  495.  OTHER SPECIFIC CONSUMER PROTECTION PROBLEMS

                  480.  MASS TRANSPORTATION; GENERAL REFERENCE
                  481.  FOR (INCREASED) MASS TRANSPORTATION; MASS
                        TRANSPORTATION LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES
                  482.  AGAINST (INCREASED) LEGISLATION/EXPENDITURES FOR
                        MASS TRANSPORTATION
                  483.  CONTROL OF PUBLIC UTILITIES, UTILITY RATES
                  484.  ROADS, HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, GENERAL UNSPECIFIED
                        TRANSPORTATION
                  489.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO MASS TRANSPORTATION

                  490.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
                  491.  ECONOMICS - GENERAL; "ECONOMICS"--NFS
                  492.  INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS -- GENERAL
                  493.  U.S. FOREIGN TRADE, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS POSITION,
                        FOREIGN OIL DEPENDENCY
                  494.  CONTROL OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE U.S.;
                        LIMITATION OF FOREIGN IMPORTS; RESTRICTIONS,
                        ON FOREIGN CAR IMPORTS; GENERAL REFERENCE TO
                        PROBLEMS OF AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
                  495.  LOCATED AFTER 479
                  496.  "THE ECONOMY", NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION (CODE
                        SPECIFIC MENTION IF R CLARIFIES BY SAYING
                        "INFLATION", ETC.) (SEE ALSO 400)
                         ÔCODE 496 WAS ADDED IN 1980 DUE TO THE GREAT
                         INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF UNQUALIFIED RESPONSES
                         OF --"THE ECONOMY".  PRIOR TO 1980 SUCH
                         NON-SPECIFIC RESPONSES, FAR FEWER IN NUMBER,
                         WERE ASSUMED TO BE REFERENCES
                         TO THE INFLATION PROBLEM AND WERE CODED AS 400.
                         CODE 496 WAS ADDED IN 1980.†
                  497.  INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS; OUTSOURCING;
                        LOSS OF JOBS TO FOREIGN COMPETITION; MOVING
                        JOBS ABROAD

                FOREIGN AFFAIRS
                  500.  FOREIGN RELATIONS/FOREIGN AFFAIRS; GENERAL
                        REFERENCE TO FOREIGN RELATIONS/AFFAIRS, PRESTIGE
                        ABROAD
                  504.  RELATIONS WITH THE THIRD WORLD (NO SPECIFIC
                        COUNTRY OR REGION MENTIONED)
                  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;
                        (1984/1986--REFERENCE TO WAR/SITUATION IN
                        NICARAGUA/CONTRAS)
                  515.  IRAN; MENTION OF AMERICAN HOSTAGES IN TEHERAN
                        (1980); ARMS DEAL (1986)
                  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 REFERENCES 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 518, 524-526)
                  529.  LOCATED AFTER 522.

                  530.  RUSSIA; GENERAL REFERENCE TO RUSSIA (USSR),
                        EASTERN EUROPE, DETENTE
                  531.  FOR PEACEFUL RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA/DETENTE/
                        EASTERN EUROPE; FOR INCREASED TRADE WITH RUSSIA;
                        TALKING (RESUMING NEGOTIATIONS) WITH RUSSIA ON
                        ARMS CONTROL/REDUCTION.  CODE 531 IS USED WHEN THE
                        PROBLEM IS THE IMPORTANCE OF NEGOTIATING ABOUT
                        NUCLEAR ARMS CONTROL.  CODE 711 IS USED WHEN THE
                        PROBLEM IS THE IMPORTANCE OF CONCLUDING OR REACHING
                        A NUCLEAR ARMS AGREEMENT.
                  532.  AGAINST POLICY OF DETENTE WITH RUSSIA; COLD WAR;
                        THREAT OF EXTERNAL COMMUNISM
                  533.  PREVENTION OF RUSSIAN (COMMUNIST) EXPANSION;
                        MENTION OF SOVIET INVASION AND OCCUPATION OF
                        AFGHANISTAN-ANY REFERENCE; (1984--REFERENCES TO
                        SOVIET ACTIVITY IN CENTRAL AMERICA/NICARAGUA)
                  539.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO RUSSIA/DETENTE/
                        EASTERN EUROPE; ETC. (INCLUDING CHANGING
                        SITE/BOYCOTTING 1980 MOSCOW OLYMPICS);
                        THREAT OF/PREVENTING WAR WITH RUSSIA (EXCEPT 714)

                  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 (EXCEPT
                        510, 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, DEFENSE
                        BUDGET

                  710.  DISARMAMENT; GENERAL REFERENCE TO ENDING OF THE
                        ARMS RACE; NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION; TEST BAN TREATY
                        (NOT 540); SALT
                  711.  FOR DISARMAMENT; FOR EXTENSION OF TEST BAN
                        TREATY; SUPPORT TOWARD ENDING OF ARMS RACE;
                        AGAINST (ADDITIONAL) EXPENDITURES ON MILITARY/ARMS
                        DEVELOPMENT; SALT; SDI ("STAR WARS")
                  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); SALT;
                        INCREASED PAY FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL; SDI
                        ("STAR WARS")
                  713.  GENERAL OR SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO FUNCTIONING AND
                        PERFORMANCE OF DEFENSE; WASTE, INEFFICIENCY --
                        NOT CODABLE IN 710-712
                  714.  NUCLEAR WAR; THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR
                  719.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE ARMS
                        RACE/DISARMAMENT; PUTTING MISSILES IN SPACE

                  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 FOR DRAFT
                        DODGERS/FORD'S PLAN
                  736.  AGAINST AMNESTY FOR DRAFT DODGERS/FORD'S PLAN
                  739.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO AMNESTY FOR DRAFT
                        DODGERS/FORD'S PLAN

                  740.  THE SPACE PROGRAM; SPACE RACE (NOT 711,712)

                  750.  MORALE OF NATION; PATRIOTISM; NATIONAL SPIRIT;
                        GREED, SELFISHNESS OF PEOPLE; NATIONAL UNITY

                  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
                  801.  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
                  815.  (NEWS) MEDIA BIAS; SLANTING/TWISTING NEWS
                  819.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO HONESTY/ETHICS IN
                        GOVERNMENT

                  820.  CAMPAIGN DONATIONS/PUBLIC FINANCING OF ELECTIONS;
                        ANY MENTIONS

                  830.  CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN POLITICAL LEADERS/SYSTEM -
                        GENERAL REFERENCE
                  831.  INCREASED CONFIDENCE/TRUST IN POLITICAL 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
                  837.  WASTE IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING, KEEPING TABS ON
                        WHERE THE MONEY GOES

                  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 INITIATIVE
                  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 REAGAN; GENERAL REFERENCE TO REAGAN'S
                        STYLE/QUALITY
                  873.  PRO-REAGAN COMMENTS, COMPLIMENTARY COMMENTS
                        REGARDING QUALITY AND STYLE OF THE PRESIDENT
                  874.  LACK OF SUPPORT FOR REAGAN; ANY ANTI-REAGAN COMMENTS,
                        NEGATIVE REFERENCE REAGAN'S QUALITY, STYLE, ETC.
                  875.  INCUMBENT CONGRESSMAN - MENTIONS RELATING TO
                        APPRAISALS OF INCUMBENT'S PERFORMANCE OR
                        EXPERIENCE (INCLUDING VOTING RECORD, SENIORITY;
                        EXPERIENCE)
                  876.  MENTIONS RELATING TO CANDIDATE DIFFERENCES
                        ROOTED IN PERSONAL QUALITIES, PARTY AFFILIATION
                        OR IDEOLOGICAL POSITION
                  879.  OTHER SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO QUALITY OF POLITICAL
                        LEADERS

                  880.  DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE; ALL REFERENCES TO UNEQUAL
                        REPRESENTATION OF PARTIES/CONSTITUENTS IN
                        CONGRESS
                  881.  NEW PRESIDENT/NEW ADMINISTRATION GETTING STARTED;
                        OTHER REFERENCES SPECIFIC TO THE PRESIDENT
                  882.  ISSUES PERTAINING TO THE DISTRICT ECONOMY; FEDERAL
                        SPENDING IN THE DISTRICT, IN GENERAL OR FOR
                        SPECIFIC PROJECTS
                  885.  PUBLIC APATHY/DISINTEREST - ALL REFERENCES
                  886.  GETTING PEOPLE (BACK) TOGETHER; UNITY OF OUR
                        PEOPLE

                  890.  OTHER SPECIFIC ISSUES RELATING TO THE FUNCTIONING
                        OF GOVERNMENT

                CAMPAIGN REFERENCES - NOT CODABLE ELSEWHERE

                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

                NON-POLITICAL PROBLEMS

                  995.  "THERE WERE NO ISSUES"; "THERE WERE NO ISSUES,
                        JUST PARTY POLITICS"
                  996.  "THERE WAS NO CAMPAIGN IN MY DISTRICT"

                  997.  OTHER IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM

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








>>  NES 1986 EDUCATION AND OCCUPATION RECODES

                THERE HAS BEEN EXTENSIVE RECODING AND REORGANIZATION DONE
                WITHIN THE EDUCATION AND OCCUPATION VARIABLES.

                IN THE ORIGINAL CPS VERSION OF THE EDUCATION SERIES,
                QUESTIONS WERE FIRST ASKED ABOUT THE RESPONDENT'S OWN
                EDUCATION (Q.Y3-Y3B,Y3X). FOLLOWING THOSE ITEMS, THE
                RESPONDENT WAS ASKED EITHER ABOUT THE EDUCATION LEVEL OF THE
                HEAD OF THE FAMILY (IF THE REPONDENT WAS NOT HEAD OF THE
                FAMILY) OR ABOUT THE EDUCATION LEVEL OF RESPONDENT'S
                SPOUSE/PARTNER (IF THE RESPONDENT WAS HEAD AND MARRIED). THE
                DATA FOR THE HEAD/SPOUSE/PARTNER SERIES WERE COMBINED
                INTO Q.Y3D-Y3F AND Q.Y3XX.  THE ICPSR VERSION OF THE DATA
                HAS BROKEN THIS SERIES INTO TWO DISTINCT SETS. THE FIRST SET
                CONTAINS THE "HEAD OF FAMILY" EDUCATION VARIABLES WHICH
                COMBINES THE DATA FOR RESPONDENTS WHO ARE HEADS OF FAMILIES
                WITH THE DATA ASKED ABOUT THE HEAD OF FAMILY FOR THOSE
                REPONDENTS WHO ARE NOT HEADS OF FAMILIES.  THE SECOND SET OF
                VARIABLES CONTAINS INFORMATION ABOUT SPOUSE/PARTNER
                EDUCATION. THUS V604-V607 CONTAIN THE HEAD OF FAMILY
                EDUCATION DATA AND V608-V611 CONTAIN THE RESPONDENT'S
                SPOUSE/PARTNER EDUCATION DATA.

                THE OCCUPATION CODING IN 1986 DIFFERS FROM WHAT WAS DONE IN
                PAST ELECTION STUDIES.  FIRST, ONLY THE 1980 OCCUPATION AND
                INDUSTRY CODES ARE PROVIDED.  SECOND, THE OCCUPATION CODING
                HAS BEEN RELEASED IN LESS DETAIL THAN IN YEARS PAST.  THE
                DATASET INCLUDES ONLY TWO-DIGIT CODES FOR OCCUPATIONAL
                CATEGORY WHERE IN THE PAST THE THREE-DIGIT CENSUS BUREAU
                CODES WERE PROVIDED.  THE TWO-DIGIT CODES REPRESENT A TOTAL
                OF 71 OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORIES DERIVED FROM THE CENSUS BUREAU
                MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP HEADINGS.  THOSE WHO HAVE NEED OF
                THE FULL OCCUPATION CODE FOR THEIR RESEARCH SHOULD CONTACT
                THE NES PROJECT STAFF FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE CONDITIONS
                UNDER WHICH ACCESS TO THESE DATA MAY BE PROVIDED.

                THE OCCUPATION AND WORK SERIES WAS ASKED OF THE RESPONDENT.
                IF THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT HEAD OF THE FAMILY, A PARALLEL
                SERIES OF ITEMS WAS ASKED ABOUT THE HEAD OF FAMILY'S OCCUPATIO
                AND WORK. NO SPOUSE/PARTNER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS
                COLLECTED AS WAS DONE IN PAST YEARS. ONE ITEM ON
                SPOUSE/PARTNER WORK STATUS WAS ASKED AND CAN BE FOUND IN
                QY3H, V613.

                SIMILAR TO THE "HEAD OF FAMILY" EDUCATION SERIES, A "HEAD OF
                FAMILY" OCCUPATION SERIES WAS CONSTRUCTED (QY27-QY46A).  THE
                ICPSR VERSION OF THIS SERIES OF ITEMS INCLUDES INFORMATION
                FOR ALL HEADS OF FAMILIES WHICH COMBINES DATA FROM THOSE
                RESPONDENTS WHO ARE HEADS OF FAMILIES WITH THOSE WHO WERE
                NOT HEADS OF FAMILY BUT WERE QUERIED ABOUT THEIR HEAD OF
                FAMILY'S WORK AND OCCUPATION.

                THERE ARE TWO OTHER RECODED SERIES OF VARIABLES CONCERNING
                OCCUPATION AND WORK WHICH ARE THE ICPSR "STACKED" VARIABLES
                FOR RESPONDENT AND HEAD OF FAMILY.  IN THE OCCUPATION
                SECTION, RESPONDENTS ARE FIRST ASKED A LEAD-IN QUESTION
                ABOUT THEIR CURRENT WORK STATUS (E.G. EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY
                LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, PERMANENTLY DISABLED,
                HOMEMAKER, STUDENT). THEN, THE RESPONDENT WAS ASKED THE
                OCCUPATION AND WORK QUESTIONS RELEVANT TO HIS/HER CURRENT
                WORK STATUS. FOR EXAMPLE, IF THE RESPONDENT WAS UNEMPLOYED,
                HE/SHE WOULD BE ASKED THE QUESTIONS FROM THE UNEMPLOYED
                SECTION CONCERNING THE REPONDENT'S LAST REGULAR JOB.
                ALTHOUGH THE QUESTIONS ASKED DEPENDING ON WORK STATUS DIFFER
                SLIGHTLY, MANY OF THE ITEMS ASKED ARE PARALLEL, ALBEIT WITH
                SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT WORDINGS TO SUIT THE WORK STATUS
                INDICATED BY THE RESPONDENT. IT HAS BEEN ICPSR PRACTICE TO
                "STACK" RESPONSES TO PARALLEL SERIES OF QUESTIONS INTO
                VARIABLES WHICH INCLUDE INFORMATION ABOUT WORK AND
                OCCUPATION FOR ALL RESPONDENTS OVER ALL WORK STATUS
                CATEGORIES.  THE ONLY EXCEPTION TO THIS ARE THOSE
                RESPONDENTS WHO ARE HOMEMAKERS AND/OR STUDENTS WITHOUT
                OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT (WHO ARE CODED INAP. THROUGHOUT THE
                STACKED VARIABLE SERIES).

                THE "HEAD OF FAMILY" OCCUPATION SERIES IS STACKED IN THE
                SAME FASHION.  THE "HEAD" OF FAMILY STACKED SERIES COMBINES
                DATA FROM RESPONDENTS WHO ARE HEADS OF FAMILIES WITH THE
                DATA ABOUT THE HEAD OF FAMILY PROVIDED BY RESPONDENTS WHO
                WERE NOT HEADS OF FAMILIES THEMSELVES.

                THE ICPSR RELEASE OF THE 1986 POST-ELECTION FILE INCLUDES
                THE ORIGINAL OCCUPATION AND WORK ITEMS IN UNSTACKED FORMAT
                AS WELL AS THE STACKED VERSIONS OF SOME OF THESE VARIABLES.
                RESPONDENT UNSTACKED ITEMS CAN BE FOUND IN V614-V661.
                STACKED RESPONDENT ITEMS ARE IN V663-V674.  UNSTACKED "HEAD OF
                FAMILY" ITEMS ARE IN V675-V718 AND STACKED "HEAD OF FAMILY"
                ITEMS ARE IN V719-V728.







>>  1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION CODES


                CODING OF OCCUPATION IN THE 1986 NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY

                THE FULL 3-DIGIT 1980 CENSUS BUREAU OCCUPATION CODE WAS USED
                TO CODE THE OCCUPATION OF RESPONDENTS.  IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE
                THE AMOUNT OF HIGHLY SPECIFIC INFORMATION RELEASED ABOUT
                RESPONDENTS, THE FULL OCCUPATION CODE HAS BEEN RECODED TO A
                71 CATEGORY CODE, WHICH IS BASED ON THE OCCUPATION CODE
                SUB-HEADINGS IN THE CENSUS CODE.

                USERS WHO NEED ACCESS TO THE FULL 3-DIGIT OCCUPATION CODE
                FOR THEIR RESEARCH PURPOSES SHOULD CONTACT NES PROJECT STAFF
                FOR DETAILS ABOUT HOW THIS COULD BE ARRANGED.

                IN THE CODE DESCRIPTION WHICH FOLLOWS, THE FULL 1980 CENSUS
                CODE IS PRESENTED.  AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH RECODED
                SECTION, THE STATEMENT 'CENSUS CODES (XXX) THROUGH (YYY) ARE
                RECODED TO (ZZ)' APPEARS TO INDICATE THE CODE VALUES TO
                WHICH THE SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS HAVE BEEN RECODED.  THUS,
                PURCHASING MANAGERS (009) LEGISLATORS (003) AND FUNERAL
                DIRECTORS (018) HAVE ALL BEEN RECODED TO (01).

                MANAGERIAL AND PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS

                EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND MANAGERIAL OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (003) THROUGH (019) ARE RECODED TO (01)

                    003
                    LEGISLATORS (111)

                    004
                    CHIEF EXECUTIVES AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATORS,
                     PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (112)

                    005
                    ADMINISTRATORS AND OFFICIALS, PUBLIC
                     ADMINISTRATION (1132-1139)

                    006
                    ADMINISTRATORS, PROTECTIVE SERVICES (1131)

                    007
                    FINANCIAL MANAGERS (122)

                    008
                    PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS MANAGERS (123)

                    009
                    PURCHASING MANAGERS (124)

                    013
                    MANAGERS, MARKETING, ADVERTISING, AND PUBLIC
                     RELATIONS (125)

                    014
                    ADMINISTRATORS, EDUCATION AND RELATED FIELDS (128)

                    015
                    MANAGERS, MEDICINE AND HEALTH (131)

                    016
                    MANAGERS, PROPERTIES AND REAL ESTATE (1353)

                    017
                    POSTMASTERS AND MAIL SUPERINTENDENTS (1344)

                    018
                    FUNERAL DIRECTORS (PT 1359)

                    019
                    MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, N.E.C.
                     (121, 126, 127, 132-139, EXCEPT 1344,
                     1353, PT 1359)

                MANAGEMENT RELATED OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (023) THROUGH (037) ARE RECODED TO (02)

                    023
                    ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS (1412)

                    024
                    UNDERWRITERS (1414)

                    025
                    OTHER FINANCIAL OFFICERS (1415, 1419)

                    026
                    MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS (142)

                    027
                    PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND LABOR RELATIONS
                     SPECIALISTS (143)

                    028
                    PURCHASING AGENTS AND BUYERS, FARM PRODUCTS (1443)

                    029
                    BUYERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE, EXCEPT FARM
                     PRODUCTS (1442)

                    033
                    PURCHASING AGENTS AND BUYERS, N.E.C. (1449)

                    034
                    BUSINESS AND PROMOTION AGENTS (145)

                    035
                    CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS (1472)

                    036
                    INSPECTORS AND COMPLIANCE OFFICERS, EXC.
                     CONSTRUCTION (1473)

                    037
                    MANAGEMENT RELATED OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (149)

                PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS

                ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND SURVEYORS

                CENSUS CODES (043) THROUGH(063) ARE RECODED TO (03)

                    043
                    ARCHITECTS (161)

                  ENGINEERS

                    044
                    AEROSPACE ENGINEERS (1622)

                    045
                    METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERS (1623)

                    046
                    MINING ENGINEERS (1624)

                    047
                    PETROLEUM ENGINEERS (1625)

                    048
                    CHEMICAL ENGINEERS (1626)

                    049
                    NUCLEAR ENGINEERS (1627)

                    053
                    CIVIL ENGINEERS (1628)

                    054
                    AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS (1632)

                    055
                    ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS (1633, 1636)

                    056
                    INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS (1634)

                    057
                    MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (1635)

                    058
                    MARINE ENGINEERS AND NAVAL ARCHITECTS (1637)

                    059
                    ENGINEERS, N.E.C. (1639)

                    063
                    SURVEYORS AND MAPPING SCIENTISTS (164)

                MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

                CENSUS CODES (064) THROUGH (068) ARE RECODED TO (04)

                    064
                    COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSTS AND SCIENTISTS (171)

                    065
                    OPERATIONS AND SYSTEMS RESEARCHERS AND ANALYSTS
                     (172)

                    066
                    ACTUARIES (1732)

                    067
                    STATISTICIANS (1733)

                    068
                    MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS, N.E.C. (1739)

                NATURAL SCIENTISTS

                CENSUS CODES (069) THROUGH (083) ARE RECODED TO (05)

                    069
                    PHYSICISTS AND ASTRONOMERS (1842, 1843)

                    073
                    CHEMISTS, EXCEPT BIOCHEMISTS (1845)

                    074
                    ATMOSPHERIC AND SPACE SCIENTISTS (1846)

                    075
                    GEOLOGISTS AND GEODESISTS (1847)

                    076
                    PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS, N.E.C. (1849)

                    077
                    AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SCIENTISTS (1853)

                    078
                    BIOLOGICAL AND LIFE SCIENTISTS (1854)

                    079
                    FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION SCIENTISTS (1852)

                    083
                    MEDICAL SCIENTISTS (1855)

                HEALTH DIAGNOSING OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (084) THROUGH (089) ARE RECODED TO (06)

                    084
                    PHYSICIANS (261)

                    085
                    DENTISTS (262)

                    086
                    VETERINARIANS (27)

                    087
                    OPTOMETRISTS (281)

                    088
                    PODIATRISTS (283)

                    089
                    HEALTH DIAGNOSING PRACTITIONERS, N.E.C. (289)

                HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND TREATING OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (095) THROUGH (106) KRE RECODED TO (07)

                    095
                    REGISTERED NURSES (29)

                    096
                    PHARMACISTS (301)

                    097
                    DIETITIANS (302)

                THERAPISTS

                    098
                    INHALATION THERAPISTS (3031)

                    099
                    OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS (3032)

                    103
                    PHYSICAL THERAPISTS (3033)

                    104
                    SPEECH THERAPISTS (3034)

                    105
                    THERAPISTS, N.E.C. (3039)

                    106
                    PHYSICIANS' ASSISTANTS (304)

                TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY

                CENSUS CODES (113) THROUGH (154) ARE RECODED TO (08)

                    113
                    EARTH, ENVIRONMENTAL AND MARINE SCIENCE TEACHERS
                     (2212)

                    114
                    BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS (2213)

                    115
                    CHEMISTRY TEACHERS (2214)

                    116
                    PHYSICS TEACHERS (2215)

                    117
                    NATURAL SCIENCE TEACHERS, N.E.C. (2216)

                    118
                    PSYCHOLOGY TEACHERS (2217)

                    119
                    ECONOMICS TEACHERS (2218)

                    123
                    HISTORY TEACHERS (2222)

                    124
                    POLITICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS (2223)

                    125
                    SOCIOLOGY TEACHERS (2224)

                    126
                    SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS, N.E.C. (2225)

                    127
                    ENGINEERING TEACHERS (2226)

                    128
                    MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS (2227)

                    129
                    COMPUTER SCIENCE TEACHERS (2228)

                    133
                    MEDICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS (2231)

                    134
                    HEALTH SPECIALTIES TEACHERS (2232)

                    135
                    BUSINESS, COMMERCE, AND MARKETING TEACHERS (2233)

                    136
                    AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY TEACHERS (2234)

                    137
                    ART, DRAMA, AND MUSIC TEACHERS (2235)

                    138
                    PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS (2236)

                    139
                    EDUCATION TEACHERS (2237)

                    143
                    ENGLISH TEACHERS (2238)

                    144
                    FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS (2242)

                    145
                    LAW TEACHERS (2243)

                    146
                    SOCIAL WORK TEACHERS (2244)

                    147
                    THEOLOGY TEACHERS (2245)

                    148
                    TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL TEACHERS (2246)

                    149
                    HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS (2247)

                    153
                    TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY, N.E.C. (2249)

                    154
                    POSTSECONDARY TEACHERS, SUBJECT NOT SPECIFIED

                TEACHERS, EXCEPT POSTSECONDARY

                CENSUS CODES (155) THROUGH (165) ARE RECODED TO (09)

                    155
                    TEACHERS, PREKINDERGARTEN AND KINDERGARTEN (231)

                    156
                    TEACHERS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (232)

                    157
                    TEACHERS, SECONDARY SCHOOL (233)

                    158
                    TEACHERS, SPECIAL EDUCATION (235)

                    159
                    TEACHERS, N.E.C. (236,239)

                    163
                    COUNSELORS, EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL (24)

                LIBRARIANS, ARCHIVISTS, AND CURATORS

                    164
                    LIBRARIANS (251)

                    165
                    ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS (252)

                SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND URBAN PLANNERS

                CENSUS CODES (166) THROUGH (173) ARE RECODED TO (10)

                    166
                    ECONOMISTS (1912)

                    167
                    PSYCHOLOGISTS (1915)

                    168
                    SOCIOLOGISTS (1916)

                    169
                    SOCIAL SCIENTISTS, N.E.C. (1913, 1914, 1919)

                    173
                    URBAN PLANNERS (192)

                SOCIAL, RECREATION, AND RELIGIOUS WORKERS

                CENSUS CODES (174) THROUGH (177) ARE RECODED TO (11)

                    174
                    SOCIAL WORKERS (2032)

                    175
                    RECREATION WORKERS (2033)

                    176
                    CLERGY (2042)

                    177
                    RELIGIOUS WORKERS, N.E.C. (2049)

                LAWYERS AND JUDGES

                CENSUS CODES (178) THROUGH (179) ARE RECODED TO (12)

                    178
                    LAWYERS (211)

                    179
                    JUDGES (212)

                WRITERS, ARTISTS, ENTERTAINERS, AND ATHLETES

                CENSUS CODES (183) THROUGH (199) ARE RECODED TO (13)

                    183
                    AUTHORS (321)

                    184
                    TECHNICAL WRITERS (398)

                    185
                    DESIGNERS (322)

                    186
                    MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS (323)

                    187
                    ACTORS AND DIRECTORS (324)

                    188
                    PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, CRAFT-ARTISTS, AND ARTIST
                     PRINTMAKERS (325)

                    189
                    PHOTOGRAPHERS (326)

                    193
                    DANCERS (327)

                    194
                    ARTISTS, PERFORMERS, AND RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C.
                     (328, 329)

                    195
                    EDITORS AND REPORTERS (331)

                    197
                    PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALISTS (332)

                    198
                    ANNOUNCERS (333)

                    199
                    ATHLETES (34)

                TECHNICAL, SALES, AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT
                OCCUPATIONS

                TECHNICIANS AND RELATED SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS

                HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS

                CENSUS CODES (203) THROUGH (208) ARE RECODED TO (14)

                    203
                    CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
                     (362)

                    204
                    DENTAL HYGIENISTS (363)

                    205
                    HEALTH RECORD TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS (364)

                    206
                    RADIOLOGIC TECHNICIANS (365)

                    207
                    LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES (366)

                    208
                    HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. (369)

                TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH,
                ENGINEERING AND RELATED TECHNOLOGISTS AND
                TECHNICIANS

                CENSUS CODES (213) THROUGH (218) ARE RECODED TO (15)

                    213
                    ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS (3711)

                    214
                    INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS (3712)

                    215
                    MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS (3713)

                    216
                    ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. (3719)

                    217
                    DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS (372)

                    218
                    SURVEYING AND MAPPING TECHNICIANS (373)

                SCIENCE TECHNICIANS

                CENSUS CODES (223) THROUGH (225) ARE RECODED TO (16)

                    223
                    BIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS (382)

                    224
                    CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS (3831)

                    225
                    SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. (3832, 3833, 384, 389)

                TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH, ENGINEERING, AND SCIENCE

                CENSUS CODES (226) THROUGH (235) ARE RECODED TO (17)

                    226
                    AIRPLANE PILOTS AND NAVIGATORS (825)

                    227
                    AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS (392)

                    228
                    BROADCAST EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (393)

                    229
                    COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS (3971, 3972)

                    233
                    TOOL PROGRAMMERS, NUMERICAL CONTROL (3974)

                    234
                    LEGAL ASSISTANTS (396)

                    235
                    TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. (399)

                SALES OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (243) THROUGH (257) ARE RECODED TO (18)

                    243
                    SUPERVISORS AND PROPRIETORS, SALES OCCUPATIONS
                     (40)

                SALES REPRESENTATIVES, FINANCE AND BUSINESS
                 SERVICES

                    253
                    INSURANCE SALES OCCUPATIONS (4122)

                    254
                    REAL ESTATE SALES OCCUPATIONS (4123)

                    255
                    SECURITIES AND FINANCIAL SERVICES SALES
                     OCCUPATIONS (4124)

                    256
                    ADVERTISING AND RELATED SALES OCCUPATIONS (4153)

                    257
                    SALES OCCUPATIONS, OTHER BUSINESS SERVICES (4152)

                SALES REPRESENTATIVES, COMMODITIES EXCEPT RETAIL

                CENSUS CODES (258) THROUGH (259) ARE RECODED TO (19)

                    258
                    SALES ENGINEERS (421)

                    259
                    SALES REPRESENTATIVES, MINING, MANUFACTURING,
                     AND WHOLESALE (423, 424)

                SALES WORKERS, RETAIL AND PERSONAL SERVICES

                CENSUS CODES (263) THROUGH(278) ARE RECODED TO (20)

                    263
                    SALES WORKERS, MOTOR VEHICLES AND BOATS (4342,
                     4344)

                    264
                    SALES WORKERS, APPAREL (4346)

                    265
                    SALES WORKERS, SHOES (4351)

                    266
                    SALES WORKERS, FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS
                     (4348)

                    267
                    SALES WORKERS; RADIO, TELEVISION, HI-FI, AND
                     APPLIANCES (4343, 4352)

                    268
                    SALES WORKERS, HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
                     (4353)

                    269
                    SALES WORKERS, PARTS (4367)

                    274
                    SALES WORKERS, OTHER COMMODITIES (4345, 4347,
                     4354, 4356, 4359, 4362, 4369)

                    275
                    SALES COUNTER CLERKS (4363)

                    276
                    CASHIERS (4364)

                    277
                    STREET AND DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES WORKERS (4366)

                    278
                    NEWS VENDORS (4365)

                SALES RELATED OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (283) THROUGH (285) ARE RECODED TO (21)

                    283
                    DEMONSTRATORS, PROMOTERS AND MODELS, SALES (445)

                    284
                    AUCTIONEERS(447)

                    285
                    SALES SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (444, 446, 449)

                ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS, INCLUDING
                 CLERICAL

                SUPERVISORS, ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (303) THROUGH (307) ARE RECODED TO (22)

                    303
                    SUPERVISORS, GENERAL OFFICE (4511, 4513-4519,
                     4529)

                    304
                    SUPERVISORS, COMPUTER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (4512)

                    305
                    SUPERVISORS, FINANCIAL RECORDS PROCESSING (4521)

                    306
                    CHIEF COMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS (4523)

                    307
                    SUPERVISORS; DISTRIBUTION, SCHEDULING, AND
                     ADJUSTING CLERKS (4522, 4524-4528)

                COMPUTER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (308) THROUGH (309) ARE RECODED TO (23)

                    308
                    COMPUTER OPERATORS (4612)

                    309
                    PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (4613)

                SECRETARIES, STENOGRAPHERS, AND TYPISTS

                CENSUS CODES (313) THROUGH (315) ARE RECODED TO (24)

                    313
                    SECRETARIES (4622)

                    314
                    STENOGRAPHERS (4623)

                    315
                    TYPISTS (4624)

                INFORMATION CLERKS

                CENSUS CODES (316) THROUGH (323) ARE RECODED TO (25)

                    316
                    INTERVIEWERS (4642)

                    317
                    HOTEL CLERKS (4643)

                    318
                    TRANSPORTATION TICKET AND RESERVATION AGENTS
                     (4644)

                    319
                    RECEPTIONISTS (4645)

                    323
                    INFORMATION CLERKS, N.E.C. (4649)

                RECORDS PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT FINANCIAL

                CENSUS CODES (325) THROUGH (336) ARE RECODED TO (26)

                    325
                    CLASSIFIED-AD CLERKS (4662)

                    326
                    CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS (4663)

                    327
                    ORDER CLERKS (4664)

                    328
                    PERSONNEL CLERKS, EXCEPT PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING
                     (4692)

                    329
                    LIBRARY CLERKS (4694)

                    335
                    FILE CLERKS (4696)

                    336
                    RECORDS CLERKS (4699)

                FINANCIAL RECORDS PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (337) THROUGH (344) ARE RECODED TO (27)

                    337
                    BOOKKEEPERS, ACCOUNTING, AND AUDITING CLERKS
                     (4712)

                    338
                    PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING CLERKS (4713)

                    339
                    BILLING CLERKS (4715)

                    343
                    COST AND RATE CLERKS (4716)

                    344
                    BILLING, POSTING, AND CALCULATING MACHINE
                     OPERATORS (4718)

                DUPLICATING, MAIL AND OTHER OFFICE MACHINE
                 OPERATORS

                 CENSUS CODES (345) THROUGH (347) ARE RECODED TO (28)

                    345
                    DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS (4722)

                    346
                    MAIL PREPARING AND PAPER HANDLING MACHINE
                     OPERATORS (4723)

                    347
                    OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS, N.E.C. (4729)

                COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (348) THROUGH (353) ARE RECODED TO (29)

                    348
                    TELEPHONE OPERATORS (4732)

                    349
                    TELEGRAPHERS (4733)

                    353
                    COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. (4739)

                MAIL AND MESSAGE DISTRIBUTING OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (354) THROUGH (357) ARE RECODED TO (30)

                    354
                    POSTAL CLERKS, EXC. MAIL CARRIERS (4742)

                    355
                    MAIL CARRIERS, POSTAL SERVICE (4743)

                    356
                    MAIL CLERKS, EXC. POSTAL SERVICE (4744)

                    357
                    MESSENGERS (4745)

                MATERIAL RECORDING, SCHEDULING, AND DISTRIBUTING
                 CLERKS, N.E.C.

                 CENSUS CODES (359) THROUGH (374) ARE RECODED TO (31)

                    359
                    DISPATCHERS (4751)

                    363
                    PRODUCTION COORDINATORS (4752)

                    364
                    TRAFFIC, SHIPPING, AND RECEIVING CLERKS (4753)

                    365
                    STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS (4754)

                    366
                    METER READERS (4755)

                    368
                    WEIGHERS, MEASURERS, AND CHECKERS (4756)

                    369
                    SAMPLERS (4757)

                    373
                    EXPEDITERS (4758)

                    374
                    MATERIAL RECORDING, SCHEDULING, AND DISTRIBUTING
                     CLERKS, N.E.C. (4759)

                ADJUSTERS AND INVESTIGATORS

                CENSUS CODES (375) THROUGH (378) ARE RECODED TO (32)

                    375
                    INSURANCE ADJUSTERS, EXAMINERS, AND INVESTIGATORS
                     (4782)

                    376
                    INVESTIGATORS AND ADJUSTERS, EXCEPT INSURANCE
                     (4783)

                    377
                    ELIGIBILITY CLERKS, SOCIAL WELFARE (4784)

                    378
                    BILL AND ACCOUNT COLLECTORS (4786)

                MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (379) THROUGH (389) ARE RECODED TO (33)

                    379
                    GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (463)

                    383
                    BANK TELLERS (4791)

                    384
                    PROOFREADERS (4792)

                    385
                    DATA-ENTRY KEYERS (4793)

                    386
                    STATISTICAL CLERKS (4794)

                    387
                    TEACHERS' AIDES (4795)

                    389
                    ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (4787,
                     4799)

                SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

                PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (403) THROUGH (407) ARE RECODED TO (34)

                    403
                    LAUNDERERS AND IRONERS (503)

                    404
                    COOKS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD (504)

                    405
                    HOUSEKEEPERS AND BUTLERS (505)

                    406
                    CHILD CARE WORKERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD (506)

                    407
                    PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS AND SERVANTS (502,
                     507, 509)

                PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

                SUPERVISORS, PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (413) THROUGH (427) ARE RECODED TO (35)

                    413
                    SUPERVISORS, FIREFIGHTING AND FIRE PREVENTION
                     OCCUPATIONS (5111)

                    414
                    SUPERVISORS, POLICE AND DETECTIVES (5112)

                    415
                    SUPERVISORS, GUARDS (5113)

                FIREFIGHTING AND FIRE PREVENTION OCCUPATIONS

                    416
                    FIRE INSPECTION AND FIRE PREVENTION OCCUPATIONS
                     (5122)

                    417
                    FIREFIGHTING OCCUPATIONS (5123)

                POLICE AND DETECTIVES

                    418
                    POLICE AND DETECTIVES, PUBLIC SERVICE (5132)

                    423
                    SHERIFFS, BAILIFFS, AND OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT
                     OFFICERS (5134)

                    424
                    CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION OFFICERS (5133)

                GUARDS

                    425
                    CROSSING GUARDS (5142)

                    426
                    GUARDS AND POLICE, EXCEPT PUBLIC SERVICE (5144)

                    427
                    PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (5149)

                SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT PROTECTIVE AND
                HOUSEHOLD

                FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (433) THROUGH (444) ARE RECODED TO (36)

                    433
                    SUPERVISORS, FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVICE
                     OCCUPATIONS (5211)

                    434
                    BARTENDERS (5212)

                    435
                    WAITERS AND WAITRESSES (5213)

                    436
                    COOKS, EXCEPT SHORT ORDER (5214)

                    437
                    SHORT-ORDER COOKS (5215)

                    438
                    FOOD COUNTER, FOUNTAIN AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS
                     (5216)

                    439
                    KITCHEN WORKERS, FOOD PREPARATION (5217)

                    443
                    WAITERS'/WAITRESSES' ASSISTANTS (5218)

                    444
                    MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PREPARATION OCCUPATIONS (5219)

                HEALTH SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (445) THROUGH (447) ARE RECODED TO (37)

                    445
                    DENTAL ASSISTANTS (5232)

                    446
                    HEALTH AIDES, EXCEPT NURSING (5233)

                    447
                    NURSING AIDES, ORDERLIES, AND ATTENDANTS (5236)

                CLEANING AND BUILDING SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT
                HOUSEHOLD

                CENSUS CODES (448) THROUGH (455) ARE CODED TO (38)

                    448
                    SUPERVISORS, CLEANING AND BUILDING SERVICE WORKERS
                     (5241)

                    449
                    MAIDS AND HOUSEMEN (5242, 5249)

-                    453
                    JANITORS AND CLEANERS (5244)

                    454
                    ELEVATOR OPERATORS (5245)

                    455
                    PEST CONTROL OCCUPATIONS (5246)

                PERSONAL SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (456) THROUGH (469) ARE RECODED TO (39)

                    456
                    SUPERVISORS, PERSONAL SERVICE OCCUPATIONS (5251)

                    457
                    BARBERS (5252)

                    458
                    HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS (5253)

                    459
                    ATTENDANTS, AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION FACILITIES
                     (5254)

                    463
                    GUIDES (5255)

                    464
                    USHERS (5256)

                    465
                    PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ATTENDANTS (5257)

                    466
                    BAGGAGE PORTERS AND BELLHOPS (5262)

                    467
                    WELFARE SERVICE AIDES (5263)

                    468
                    CHILD CARE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
                     (5264)

                    469
                    PERSONAL SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (5258, 5269)

                FARMING, FORESTRY, AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS

                FARM OPERATORS AND MANAGERS

                CENSUS CODES (473) THROUGH (476) ARE RECODED TO (40)

                    473
                    FARMERS, EXCEPT HORTICULTURAL (5512-5514)

                    474
                    HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTY FARMERS (5515)

                    475
                    MANAGERS, FARMS, EXCEPT HORTICULTURAL (5522-5524)

                    476
                    MANAGERS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTY FARMS (5525)

                OTHER AGRICULTURAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (477) THROUGH (484) ARE RECODED TO (41)

                FARM OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT MANAGERIAL

                    477
                    SUPERVISORS, FARM WORKERS (5611)

                    479
                    FARM WORKERS (5612-5617)

                    483
                    MARINE LIFE CULTIVATION WORKERS (5618)

                    484
                    NURSERY WORKERS (5619)

                RELATED AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (485) THROUGH (489) ARE RECODED TO (42)

                    485
                    SUPERVISORS, RELATED AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS
                     (5621)

                    486
                    GROUNDSKEEPERS AND GARDENERS, EXCEPT FARM (5622)

                    487
                    ANIMAL CARETAKERS, EXCEPT FARM (5624)

                    488
                    GRADERS AND SORTERS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (5625)

                    489
                    INSPECTORS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (5627)

                FORESTRY AND LOGGING OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (494) THROUGH (499) ARE RECODED TO (43)

                    494
                    SUPERVISORS, FORESTRY AND LOGGING WORKERS (571)

                    495
                    FORESTRY WORKERS, EXCEPT LOGGING (572)

                    496
                    TIMBER CUTTING AND LOGGING OCCUPATIONS (573, 579)

                FISHERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAPPERS

                    497
                    CAPTAINS AND OTHER OFFICERS, FISHING VESSELS (PT
                     8241)

                    498
                    FISHERS (583)

                    499
                    HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS (584)

                PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT, AND REPAIR
                OCCUPATIONS

                MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS

                CENSUS CODES (503) THROUGH (517) ARE RECODED TO (44)

                    503
                    SUPERVISORS, MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS (60)

                MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS, EXCEPT SUPERVISORS

                VEHICLE AND MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANICS AND
                REPAIRERS

                    505
                    AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (PT 6111)

                    506
                    AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICES (PT 6111)

                    507
                    BUS, TRUCK, AND STATIONARY ENGINE MECHANICS (6112)

                    508
                    AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS (6113)

                    509
                    SMALL ENGINE REPAIRERS (6114)

                    514
                    AUTOMOBILE BODY AND RELATED REPAIRERS (6115)

                    515
                    AIRCRAFT MECHANICS, EXCEPT ENGINE (6116)

                    516
                    HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS (6117)

                    517
                    FARM EQUIPMENT MECHANICS (6118)

                CENSUS CODES(518) THROUGH (534) ARE RECODED TO (45)

                    518
                    INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY REPAIRERS (613)

                    519
                    MACHINERY MAINTENANCE OCCUPATIONS (614)

                ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT REPAIRERS

                    523
                    ELECTRONIC REPAIRERS, COMMUNICATIONS AND
                     INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT (6151, 6153, 6155)

                    525
                    DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT REPAIRERS (6154)

                    526
                    HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE AND POWER TOOL REPAIRERS
                     (6156)

                    527
                    TELEPHONE LINE INSTALLERS AND REPAIRERS (6157)

                    529
                    TELEPHONE INSTALLERS AND REPAIRERS (6158)

                    533
                    MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
                     REPAIRERS (6152, 6159)

                    534
                    HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION
                     MECHANICS (616)

                MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS

                CENSUS CODES (535) THROUGH (549) ARE RECODED TO (46)

                    535
                    CAMERA, WATCH, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRERS
                     (6171, 6172)

                    536
                    LOCKSMITHS AND SAFE REPAIRERS (6173)

                    538
                    OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRERS (6174)

                    539
                    MECHANICAL CONTROLS AND VALVE REPAIRERS (6175)

                    543
                    ELEVATOR INSTALLERS AND REPAIRERS (6176)

                    544
                    MILLWRIGHTS (6178)

                    547
                    SPECIFIED MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS, N.E.C. (6177,
                     6179)

                    549
                    NOT SPECIFIED MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS

                CONSTRUCTION TRADES

                SUPERVISORS, CONSTRUCTION OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (553) THROUGH (558) ARE RECODED TO (47)

                    553
                    SUPERVISORS; BRICKMASONS, STONEMASONS, AND TILE
                     SETTERS (6312)

                    554
                    SUPERVISORS, CARPENTERS AND RELATED WORKERS (6313)

                    555
                    SUPERVISORS, ELECTRICIANS AND POWER TRANSMISSION
                     INSTALLERS (6314)

                    556
                    SUPERVISORS; PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, AND
                     PLASTERERS (6315)

                    557
                    SUPERVISORS; PLUMBERS, PIPEFITTERS, AND
                     STEAMFITTERS (6316)

                    558
                    SUPERVISORS, N.E.C. (6311, 6318)

                CONSTRUCTION TRADES, EXCEPT SUPERVISORS

                CENSUS CODES (563) THROUGH (599) ARE RECODED TO (48)

                    563
                    BRICKMASONS AND STONEMASONS, (PT 6412, PT 6413)

                    564
                    BRICKMASON AND STONEMASON APPRENTICES (PT 6412, PT
                     6413)

                    565
                    TILE SETTERS, HARD AND SOFT (6414, PT 6462)

                    566
                    CARPET INSTALLERS (PT 6462)

                    567
                    CARPENTERS (PT 6422)

                    569
                    CARPENTER APPRENTICES (PT 6422)

                    573
                    DRYWALL INSTALLERS (6424)

                    575
                    ELECTRICIANS (PT 6432)
                    576
                    ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICES (PT 6432)

                    577
                    ELECTRICAL POWER INSTALLERS AND REPAIRERS (6433)

                    579
                    PAINTERS, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE (6442)

                    583
                    PAPERHANGERS (6443)

                    584
                    PLASTERERS (6444)

                    585
                    PLUMBERS, PIPEFITTERS, AND STEAMFITTERS (PT 645)

                    587
                    PLUMBER, PIPEFITTER, AND STEAMFITTER APPRENTICES
                     (PT 645)

                    588
                    CONCRETE AND TERRAZZO FINISHERS (6463)

                    589
                    GLAZIERS (6464)

                    593
                    INSULATION WORKERS (6465)

                    594
                    PAVING, SURFACING, AND TAMPING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
                     (6466)

                    595
                    ROOFERS (6468)

                    596
                    SHEETMETAL DUCT INSTALLERS (6472)

                    597
                    STRUCTURAL METAL WORKERS (6473)

                    598
                    DRILLERS, EARTH (6474)

                    599
                    CONSTRUCTION TRADES, N.E.C. (6467, 6475, 6476,
                     6479)

                EXTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (613) THROUGH (617) ARE RECODED TO (49)

                    613
                    SUPERVISORS, EXTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS (632)

                    614
                    DRILLERS, OIL WELL (652)

                    615
                    EXPLOSIVES WORKERS (653)

                    616
                    MINING MACHINE OPERATORS (654)

                    617
                    MINING OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (656)

                PRECISION PRODUCTION OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (633) THROUGH (655) ARE RECODED TO (50)

                    633
                    SUPERVISORS, PRODUCTION OCCUPATIONS (67, 71)

                PRECISION METAL WORKING OCCUPATIONS

                    634
                    TOOL AND DIE MAKERS (PT 6811)

                    635
                    TOOL AND DIE MAKER APPRENTICES (PT 6811)

                    636
                    PRECISION ASSEMBLERS, METAL (6812)

                    637
                    MACHINISTS (PT 6813)

                    639
                    MACHINIST APPRENTICES (PT 6813)

                    643
                    BOILERMAKERS (6814)

                    644
                    PRECISION GRINDERS, FITTERS, AND TOOL SHARPENERS
                     (6816)

                    645   31.23   33.38
                    PATTERNMAKERS AND MODEL MAKERS, METAL (6817)

                    646
                    LAY-OUT WORKERS (6821)

                    647
                    PRECIOUS STONES AND METALS WORKERS (JEWELERS)
                     (6822, 6866)

                    649
                    ENGRAVERS, METAL (6823)

                    653
                    SHEET METAL WORKERS (PT 6824)

                    654
                    SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICES (PT 6824)

                    655
                    MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION METAL WORKERS (6829)

                PRECISION WOODWORKING OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (656) THROUGH (659) ARE RECODED TO (51)

                    656
                    PATTERNMAKERS AND MODEL MAKERS, WOOD (6831)

                    657
                    CABINET MAKERS AND BENCH CARPENTERS (6832)

                    658
                    FURNITURE AND WOOD FINISHERS (6835)

                    659
                    MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION WOODWORKERS (6839)

                PRECISION TEXTILE, APPAREL, AND FURNISHINGS
                MACHINE WORKERS

                CENSUS CODES (666) THROUGH (674) ARE RECODED TO (52)

                    666
                    DRESSMAKERS (PT 6852, PT 7752)

                    667
                    TAILORS (PT 6852)

                    668
                    UPHOLSTERERS (6853)

                    669
                    SHOE REPAIRERS (6854)

                    673
                    APPAREL AND FABRIC PATTERNMAKERS (6856)

                    674
                    MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION APPAREL AND FABRIC WORKERS
                     (6859, PT 7752)

                CENSUS CODES (675) THROUGH (684) ARE RECODED TO (53)

                    675
                    HAND MOLDERS AND SHAPERS, EXCEPT JEWELERS (6861)

                    676
                    PATTERNMAKERS, LAY-OUT WORKERS, AND CUTTERS (6862)

                    677
                    OPTICAL GOODS WORKERS (6864, PT 7477, PT 7677)

                    678
                    DENTAL LABORATORY AND MEDICAL APPLIANCE
                          TECHNICIANS (6865)

                    679
                    BOOKBINDERS (6844)

                    683
                    ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLERS
                     (6867)

                    684
                    MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION WORKERS, N.E.C. (6869)

                PRECISION FOOD PRODUCTION OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (686) THROUGH (688) ARE RECODED TO (54)

                    686
                    BUTCHERS AND MEAT CUTTERS (6871)

                    687
                    BAKERS (6872)

                    688
                    FOOD BATCHMAKERS (6873, 6879)

                PRECISION INSPECTORS, TESTERS, AND RELATED WORKERS

                CENSUS CODES (689) THROUGH (693) ARE RECODED TO (55)

                    689
                    INSPECTORS, TESTERS, AND GRADERS (6881, 828)

                    693
                    ADJUSTERS AND CALIBRATORS (6882)

                PLANT AND SYSTEM OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (694) THROUGH (699) ARE RECODED TO (56)

                    694
                    WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS (691)

                    695
                    POWER PLANT OPERATORS (PT 693)

                    696
                    STATIONARY ENGINEERS (PT 693, 7668)

                    699
                    MISCELLANEOUS PLANT AND SYSTEM OPERATORS (692,
                     694, 695, 696)

                OPERATORS, FABRICATORS, AND LABORERS

                MACHINE OPERATORS, ASSEMBLERS, AND INSPECTORS

                MACHINE OPERATORS AND TENDERS, EXCEPT PRECISION
                METALWORKING AND PLASTIC WORKING MACHINE OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (703) THROUGH (717) ARE RECODED TO (57)

                    703
                    LATHE AND TURNING MACHINE SET-UP OPERATORS (7312)

                    704
                    LATHE AND TURNING MACHINE OPERATORS (7512)

                    705
                    MILLING AND PLANING MACHINE OPERATORS (7313, 7513)

                    706
                    PUNCHING AND STAMPING PRESS MACHINE OPERATORS
                     (7314, 7317, 7514, 7517)

                    707
                    ROLLING MACHINE OPERATORS (7316, 7516)

                    708
                    DRILLING AND BORING MACHINE OPERATORS (7318, 7518)

                    709
                    GRINDING, ABRADING, BUFFING, AND POLISHING MACHINE
                     OPERATORS (7322, 7324, 7522)

                    713
                    FORGING MACHINE OPERATORS (7319, 7519)

                    714
                    NUMERICAL CONTROL MACHINE OPERATORS (7326)

                    715
                    MISCELLANEOUS METAL, PLASTIC, STONE, AND GLASS
                     WORKING MACHINE OPERATORS (7329, 7529)

                    717
                    FABRICATING MACHINE OPERATORS, N.E.C. (7339, 7539)

                METAL AND PLASTIC PROCESSING MACHINE OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (719) THROUGH (725) ARE RECODED TO (58)

                    719
                    MOLDING AND CASTING MACHINE OPERATORS (7315, 7342,
                     7515, 7542)

                    723
                    METAL PLATING MACHINE OPERATORS (7343, 7543)

                    724
                    HEAT TREATING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (7344, 7544)

                    725
                    MISCELLANEOUS METAL AND PLASTIC PROCESSING MACHINE
                     OPERATORS (7349, 7549)

                WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (726) THROUGH (733) ARE RECODED TO (59)

                    726
                    WOOD LATHE, ROUTING AND PLANING MACHINE OPERATORS
                     (7431, 7432, 7631, 7632)

                    727
                    SAWING MACHINE OPERATORS (7433, 7633)

                    728
                    SHAPING AND JOINING MACHINE OPERATORS (7435, 7635)

                    729
                    NAILING AND TACKING MACHINE OPERATORS (7636)

                    733
                    MISCELLANEOUS WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATORS (7434,
                     7439, 7634, 7639)

                PRINTING MACHINE OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (734) THROUGH (737) ARE RECODED TO (60)

                    734
                    PRINTING MACHINE OPERATORS (7443, 7643)

                    735
                    PHOTOENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS (6842, 7444,
                     7644)

                    736
                    TYPESETTERS AND COMPOSITORS (6841, 7642)

                    737
                    MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING MACHINE OPERATORS (6849,
                     7449, 7649)

                TEXTILE, APPAREL, AND FURNISHINGS MACHINE
                OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (738) THROUGH (749) ARE RECODED TO (61)

                    738
                    WINDING AND TWISTING MACHINE OPERATORS (7451,
                     7651)

                    739
                    KNITTING, LOOPING, TAPING, AND WEAVING MACHINE
                     OPERATORS (7452, 7652)

                    743
                    TEXTILE CUTTING MACHINE OPERATORS (7654)

                    744
                    TEXTILE SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS (7655)

                    745
                    SHOE MACHINE OPERATORS (7656)

                    747
                    PRESSING MACHINE OPERATORS (7657)

                    748
                    LAUNDERING AND DRY CLEANING MACHINE OPERATORS
                     (6855, 7658)

                    749
                    MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE MACHINE OPERATORS (7459,
                     7659)

                MACHINE OPERATORS, ASSORTED MATERIALS

                CENSUS CODES (753) THROUGH (779) ARE RECODED TO (62)

                    753
                    CEMENTING AND GLUING MACHINE OPERATORS (7661)

                    754
                    PACKAGING AND FILLING MACHINE OPERATORS (7462,
                     7662)

                    755
                    EXTRUDING AND FORMING MACHINE OPERATORS (7463,
                     7663)

                    756
                    MIXING AND BLENDING MACHINE OPERATORS (7664)

                    757
                    SEPARATING, FILTERING, AND CLARIFYING MACHINE
                     OPERATORS (7476, 7666, 7676)

                    758
                    COMPRESSING AND COMPACTING MACHINE OPERATORS
                     (7467, 7667)

                    759
                    PAINTING AND PAINT SPRAYING MACHINE OPERATORS
                     (7669)

                    763
                    ROASTING AND BAKING MACHINE OPERATORS, FOOD (7472,
                     7672)

                    764
                    WASHING, CLEANING, AND PICKLING MACHINE OPERATORS
                     (7673)

                    765
                    FOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS (7474, 7674)

                    766
                    FURNACE, KILN, AND OVEN OPERATORS, EXC. FOOD
                     (7675)

                    768
                    CRUSHING AND GRINDING MACHINE OPERATORS (PT 7477,
                     PT 7677)

                    769
                    SLICING AND CUTTING MACHINE OPERATORS (7478, 7678)

                    773
                    MOTION PICTURE PROJECTIONISTS (PT 7479)

                    774
                    PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS MACHINE OPERATORS (6863,
                     6868, 7671)

                    777
                    MISCELLANEOUS MACHINE OPERATORS, N.E.C. (PT 7479,
                     7665, 7679)

                    779
                    MACHINE OPERATORS, NOT SPECIFIED

                FABRICATORS, ASSEMBLERS, AND HAND WORKING
                OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (783) THROUGH (795) ARE RECODED TO (63)

                    783
                    WELDERS AND CUTTERS (7332, 7532, 7714)

                    784
                    SOLDERERS AND BRAZERS (7333, 7533, 7717)

                    785
                    ASSEMBLERS (772,774)

                    786
                    HAND CUTTING AND TRIMMING OCCUPATIONS (7753)

                    787
                    HAND MOLDING, CASTING, AND FORMING OCCUPATIONS
                     (7754,7755)

                    789
                    HAND PAINTING, COATING, AND DECORATING OCCUPATIONS
                     (7756)

                    793
                    HAND ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OCCUPATIONS (7757)

                    794
                    HAND GRINDING AND POLISHING OCCUPATIONS (7758)

                    795
                    MISCELLANEOUS HAND WORKING OCCUPATIONS (7759)

                PRODUCTION INSPECTORS, TESTERS, SAMPLERS, AND
                WEIGHERS

                CENSUS CODES (796) THROUGH (799) ARE RECODED TO (64)

                    796
                    PRODUCTION INSPECTORS, CHECKERS, AND EXAMINERS
                     782, 787)

                    797
                    PRODUCTION TESTERS (783)

                    798
                    PRODUCTION SAMPLERS AND WEIGHERS (784)

                    799
                    GRADERS AND SORTERS, EXCEPT AGRICULTURAL (785)

                TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING OCCUPATIONS

                MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (803) THROUGH (814) ARE RECODED TO (65)

                    803
                    SUPERVISORS, MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS (8111)

                    804
                    TRUCK DRIVERS, HEAVY (8212, 8213)

                    805
                    TRUCK DRIVERS, LIGHT (8214)

                    806
                    DRIVER-SALES WORKERS (8218)

                    808
                    BUS DRIVERS (8215)

                    809
                    TAXICAB DRIVERS AND CHAUFFEURS (8216)

                    813
                    PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS (874)

                    814
                    MOTOR TRANSPORTATION OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. (8219)

                TRANSPORTATION OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT MOTOR VEHICLES

                RAIL TRANSPORTATION OCCUPATIONS

                CENSUS CODES (823) THROUGH (834) ARE RECODED TO (66)

                    823
                    RAILROAD CONDUCTORS AND YARDMASTERS (8113)

                    824
                    LOCOMOTIVE OPERATING OCCUPATIONS (8232)

                    825
                    RAILROAD BRAKE, SIGNAL, AND SWITCH OPERATORS
                     (8233)

                    826
                    RAIL VEHICLE OPERATORS, N.E.C. (8239)

                WATER TRANSPORTATION OCCUPATIONS

                    828
                    SHIP CAPTAINS AND MATES, EXCEPT FISHING BOATS (PT
                     8241, 8242)

                    829
                    SAILORS AND DECKHANDS (8243)

                    833
                    MARINE ENGINEERS (8244)

                    834
                    BRIDGE, LOCK, AND LIGHTHOUSE TENDERS (8245)

                MATERIAL MOVING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS

                CENSUS CODES (843) THROUGH (859) ARE RECODED TO (67)

                    843
                    SUPERVISORS, MATERIAL MOVING EQUIPMENT
                     OPERATORS (812)

                    844
                    OPERATING ENGINEERS (8312)

                    845
                    LONGSHORE EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (8313)

                    848
                    HOIST AND WINCH OPERATORS (8314)

                    849
                    CRANE AND TOWER OPERATORS (8315)

                    853
                    EXCAVATING AND LOADING MACHINE OPERATORS (8316)

                    855
                    GRADER, DOZER, AND SCRAPER OPERATORS (8317)

                    856
                    INDUSTRIAL TRUCK AND TRACTOR EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
                     (8318)

                    859
                    MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL MOVING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
                     (8319)

                HANDLERS, EQUIPMENT CLEANERS, HELPERS, AND
                LABORERS

                CENSUS CODES (863) THROUGH (873) ARE RECODED TO (68)

                    863
                    SUPERVISORS; HANDLERS, EQUIPMENT CLEANERS, AND
                     LABORERS, N.E.C. (85)

                    864
                    HELPERS, MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS (863)

                HELPERS, CONSTRUCTION AND EXTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS

                    865
                    HELPERS, CONSTRUCTION TRADES (8641-8645, 8648)

                    866
                    HELPERS, SURVEYOR (8646)

                    867
                    HELPERS, EXTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS (865)

                    869
                    CONSTRUCTION LABORERS (871)

                    873
                    PRODUCTION HELPERS (861, 862)

                FREIGHT, STOCK, AND MATERIAL HANDLERS

                CENSUS CODES (875) THROUGH (883) ARE RECODED TO (69)

                    875
                    GARBAGE COLLECTORS (8722)

                    876
                    STEVEDORES (8723)

                    877
                    STOCK HANDLERS AND BAGGERS (8724)

                    878
                    MACHINE FEEDERS AND OFFBEARERS (8725)

                    883
                    FREIGHT, STOCK, AND MATERIAL HANDLERS, N.E.C.
                     (8726)

                CENSUS CODES (885) THROUGH (889) ARE RECODED TO (70)

                    885
                    GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION RELATED OCCUPATIONS
                    (873)

                    887
                    VEHICLE WASHERS AND EQUIPMENT CLEANERS (875)

                    888
                    HAND PACKERS AND PACKAGERS (8761)

                    889
                    LABORERS, EXCEPT CONSTRUCTION (8769)

                CENSUS CODE (900) IS RECODED TO (71)

                    900.  CURRENT MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES

                CENSUS CODE (999) IS RECODED TO (99)

                    999.  OCCUPATION NOT REPORTED







>>  1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY CODES

                AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES

                    010.  (A) AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, CROPS (01)
                    011.  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, LIVESTOCK (02)
                    020.  AGRICULTURAL SERVICES, EXCEPT HORTICULTURAL (07,
                          EXCEPT 078)
                    021.  HORTICULTURAL SERVICES (078)
                    030.  FORESTRY (08)
                    031.  FISHING, HUNTING, AND TRAPPING (09)

                          MINING

                    040.  METAL MINING (10)
                    041.  COAL MINING (11,12)
                    042.  CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS EXTRACTION (13)
                    050.  NONMETALLIC MINING AND QUARRYING, EXCEPT FUEL (14)
                    060.  (B) CONSTRUCTION (15,16,17)

                          MANUFACTURING

                          NONDURABLE GOODS

                          FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS

                    100.  MEAT PRODUCTS (201)
                    101.  DAIRY PRODUCTS (202)
                    102.  CANNED AND PRESERVED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES (203)
                    110.  GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS (204)
                    111.  BAKERY PRODUCTS (205)
                    112.  SUGAR AND CONFECTIONERY PRODUCTS (206)
                    120.  BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES (208)
                    121.  MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PREPARATIONS AND KINDRED
                          PRODUCTS (207,209)
                    122.  NOT SPECIFIED FOOD INDUSTRIES
                    130.  TOBACCO MANUFACTURES (21)

                          TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS
                    132.  KNITTING MILLS (225)

                    140.  DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES, EXCEPT WOOL AND
                          KNIT GOODS (226)
                    141.  FLOOR COVERINGS, EXCEPT HARD SURFACE (227)
                    142.  YARN, THREAD, AND FABRIC MILLS (228, 221-224)
                    150.  MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS (229)

                          APPAREL AND OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE PRODUCTS

                    151.  APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES, EXCEPT KNIT (231-238)
                    152.  MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS (239)

                          PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

                    160.  PULP, PAPER, AND PAPERBOARD MILLS (261-263,266)
                    161.  MISCELLANEOUS PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS (264)
                    162.  PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS AND BOXES (265)

                          PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES

                    171.  (C) NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING AND PRINTING (271)
                    172.  PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES, EXCEPT
                          NEWSPAPERS (272-279)

                          CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

                    180.  PLASTICS, SYNTHETICS, AND RESINS (282)
                    181.  DRUGS (283)
                    182.  SOAPS AND COSMETICS (284)
                    190.  PAINTS, VARNISHES, AND RELATED PRODUCTS (285)
                    191.  AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS (287)
                    192.  INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS (281, 286,
                          289)

                          PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS

                    200.  PETROLEUM REFINING (291)
                    201.  MISCELLANEOUS PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS (295,
                          299)

                          RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTICS PRODUCTS

                    210.  TIRES AND INNER TUBES (301)
                    211.  OTHER RUBBER PRODUCTS, AND PLASTICS FOOTWEAR AND
                          BELTING (302-304,306)
                    212.  MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS (307)

                          LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS

                    220.  LEATHER TANNING AND FINISHING  (311)
                    221.  FOOTWEAR, EXCEPT RUBBER AND PLASTIC (313,314)
                    222.  LEATHER PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FOOTWEAR (315-317,319)

                          DURABLE GOODS

                          LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE

                    230.  LOGGING (241)
                    231.  SAWMILLS, PLANING MILLS, AND MILLWORK (242,243)
                    232.  WOOD BUILDINGS AND MOBILE HOMES (245)
                    241.  MISCELLANEOUS WOOD PRODUCTS (244,249)
                    242.  FURNITURE AND FIXTURES (25)

                          STONE, CLAY, GLASS AND CONCRETE PRODUCTS

                    250.  GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS (321-323)
                    251.  CEMENT, CONCRETE, GYPSUM, AND PLASTER PRODUCTS
                          (324,327)
                    252.  STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS (325)
                    261.  POTTERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS (326)
                    262.  MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERAL AND STONE
                          PRODUCTS (328,329)

                          METAL INDUSTRIES

                    270.  BLAST FURNACES, STEELWORKS, ROLLING AND FINISHING
                          MILLS (331)
                    271.  IRON AND STEEL FOUNDRIES (332)
                    272.  PRIMARY ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES (3334,PT 334,
                          3353-3355,3361)
                    280.  OTHER PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES (3331-3333,3339, PT
                          334,3351,3356, 3357,3362,3369,339)
                    281.  CUTLERY, HAND TOOLS, AND OTHER HARDWARE (342)
                    282.  FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL PRODUCTS (344)
                    290.  SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS (345)
                    291.  METAL FORGINGS AND STAMPINGS (346)
                    292.  ORDNANCE (348)
                    300.  MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
                          (341,343,347,349)
                    301.  NOT SPECIFIED METAL INDUSTRIES

                          MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL

                    310.  ENGINES AND TURBINES (351)
                    311.  FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (352)
                    312.  CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING MACHINES (353)
                    320.  METALWORKING MACHINERY (354)
                    321.  OFFICE AND ACCOUNTING MACHINES (357, EXCEPT 3573)
                    322.  ELECTRONIC COMPUTING EQUIPMENT (3573)
                    331.  MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL, N.E.C.
                          (355,356,358,359)
                    332.  NOT SPECIFIED MACHINERY

                          ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES

                    340.  HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES (363)
                    341.  RADIO, TV, AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT (365,366)
                    342.  ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES,
                          N.E.C. (361,362,364,367,369)
                    350.  NOT SPECIFIED ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND
                          SUPPLIES

                          TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT

                    351.  MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT (371)
                    352.  AIRCRAFT AND PARTS (372)
                    360.  SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRING (373)
                    361.  RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVES AND EQUIPMENT (374)
                    362.  GUIDED MISSILES, SPACE VEHICLES, AND OTHER PARTS
                          (376)
                    370.  CYCLES AND MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT
                          (375,379)

                          PROFESSIONAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, AND
                          WATCHES

                    371.  SCIENTIFIC AND CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS (381,382)
                    372.  OPTICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES SUPPLIES (383, 384,
                          385)
                    380.  PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (386)
                    381.  WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND CLOCKWORK OPERATED DEVICES
                          (387)
                    382.  NOT SPECIFIED PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT
                    390.  TOYS, AMUSEMENT, AND SPORTING GOODS (394)
                    391.  MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES (39 EXC.
                          394)
                    392.  NOT SPECIFIED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES

                          TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC
                          UTILITIES

                          TRANSPORTATION

                    400.  RAILROADS (40)
                    401.  BUS SERVICE AND URBAN TRANSIT (41, EXCEPT 412)
                    402.  TAXICAB SERVICE (412)
                    410.  TRUCKING SERVICE (421,423)
                    411.  WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE (422)
                    412.  U.S. POSTAL SERVICE (43)
                    420.  WATER TRANSPORTATION (44)
                    421.  AIR TRANSPORTATION (45)
                    422.  PIPE LINES, EXCEPT NATURAL GAS (46)
                    432.  SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO TRANSPORTATION (47)

                          COMMUNICATIONS

                    440.  RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING (483)
                    441.  TELEPHONE (WIRE AND RADIO) (481)
                    442.  TELEGRAPH AND MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION SERVICES
                          (482,489)

                          UTILITIES AND SANITARY SERVICES

                    460.  ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER (491)
                    461.  GAS AND STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEMS (492,496)
                    462.  ELECTRIC AND GAS, AND OTHER GAS COMBINATIONS (493)
                    470.  WATER SUPPLY AND IRRIGATION (494,497)
                    471.  SANITARY SERVICES (495)
                    472.  NOT SPECIFIED UTILITIES

                          WHOLESALE TRADE

                          DURABLE GOODS

                    500.  MOTOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT (501)
                    501.  FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS (502)
                    502.  LUMBER AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS (503)
                    510.  SPORTING GOODS, TOYS AND HOBBY GOODS (504)
                    511.  METALS AND MINERALS, EXCEPT PETROLEUM (505)
                    512.  ELECTRICAL GOODS (506)
                    521.  HARDWARE, PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES (507)
                    522.  NOT SPECIFIED ELECTRICAL AND HARDWARE PRODUCTS
                    530.  MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (508)
                    531.  SCRAP AND WASTE MATERIALS (5093)
                    532.  MISCELLANEOUS WHOLESALE, DURABLE GOODS (5094,5099)

                          NONDURABLE GOODS

                    540.  PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS (511)
                    541.  DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND ALLIED PRODUCTS (512,516)
                    542.  APPAREL, FABRICS, AND NOTIONS (513)
                    550.  GROCERIES AND RELATED PRODUCTS (514)
                    551.  FARM PRODUCTS-RAW MATERIALS (515)
                    552.  PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (517)
                    560.  ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (518)
                    561.  FARM SUPPLIES (5191)
                    562.  MISCELLANEOUS WHOLESALE, NONDURABLE GOODS (5194,
                          5198, 5199)
                    571.  NOT SPECIFIED WHOLESALE TRADE

                          RETAIL TRADE

                    580.  LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL RETAILING (521,523)
                    581.  HARDWARE STORES (525)
                    582.  RETAIL NURSERIES AND GARDEN STORES (526)
                    590.  MOBILE HOME DEALERS (527)
                    591.  (D) DEPARTMENT STORES (531)
                    592.  VARIETY STORES (533)
                    600.  MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES (539)
                    601.  (E) GROCERY STORES (541)
                    602.  DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES (545)
                    610.  RETAIL BAKERIES (546)
                    611.  FOOD STORES, N.E.C. (542,543,544,549)
                    612.  MOTOR VEHICLES DEALERS (551,552)
                    620.  AUTO AND HOME SUPPLY STORES (553)
                    621.  GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS (554)
                    622.  MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLE DEALERS (555,556,557,559)
                    630.  APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES, EXCEPT SHOE (56,
                          EXCEPT 566)
                    631.  SHOE STORES (566)
                    632.  FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS STORES (571)
                    640.  HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, TV, AND RADIO STORES
                          (572,573)
                    641.  (F) EATING AND DRINKING PLACES (58)
                    642.  DRUG STORES (591)
                    650.  LIQUOR STORES (592)
                    651.  SPORTING GOODS, BICYCLES, AND HOBBY STORES
                          (5941,5945,5946)
                    652.  BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES (5942,5943)
                    660.  JEWELRY STORES (5944)
                    661.  SEWING, NEEDLEWORK, AND PIECE GOODS STORES (5949)
                    662.  MAIL ORDER HOUSES (5961)
                    670.  VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS (5962)
                    671.  DIRECT SELLING ESTABLISHMENTS (5963)
                    672.  FUEL AND ICE DEALERS (598)
                    681.  RETAIL FLORISTS (5992)
                    682.  MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL STORES
                          (593,5947,5948,5993,5994,5999)
                    691.  NOT SPECIFIED RETAIL TRADE

                          FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

                    700.  (G) BANKING (60)
                    701.  SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS (612)
                    702.  CREDIT AGENCIES, N.E.C. (61, EXCEPT 612)
                    710.  SECURITY, COMMODITY BROKERAGE, AND INVESTMENT
                          COMPANIES (62,67)
                    711.  (H) INSURANCE (63,64)
                    712.  REAL ESTATE, INCLUDING REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE-LAW
                          OFFICES (65,66)

                          BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES

                    721.  ADVERTISING (731)
                    722.  SERVICES TO DWELLINGS AND OTHER BUILDINGS (734)
                    730.  COMMERCIAL RESEARCH,  DEVELOPMENT, AND TESTING
                          LABS (7391,7397)
                    731.  PERSONNEL SUPPLY SERVICES (736)
                    732.  BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING SERVICES (7392)
                    740.  COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING SERVICES (737)
                    741.  DETECTIVE AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES (7393)
                    742.  BUSINESS SERVICES, N.E.C.
                          (732,733,735,7394,7395,7396,7399)
                    750.  AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, EXCEPT REPAIR (751,752,754)
                    751.  AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOPS (753)
                    752.  ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOPS (762,7694)
                    760.  MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR SERVICES (763,764,7692,7699)

                          PERSONAL SERVICES

                    761.  (J) PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS (88)
                    762.  HOTELS AND MOTELS (701)
                    770.  LODGING PLACES, EXCEPT HOTELS AND MOTELS
                          (702,703,704)
                    771.  LAUNDRY, CLEANING, AND GARMENT SERVICES (721)
                    772.  BEAUTY SHOPS (723)
                    780.  BARBER SHOPS (724)
                    781.  FUNERAL SERVICE AND CREMATORIES (726)
                    782.  SHOE REPAIR SHOPS (725)
                    790.  DRESSMAKING SHOPS (PT 729)
                    791.  MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL SERVICES (722, PT 729)

                          ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES

                    800.  THEATERS AND MOTION PICTURES (78,792)
                    801.  BOWLING ALLEYS, BILLIARD AND POOL PARLORS (793)
                    802.  MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION
                          SERVICES (791,794,799)

                          PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES

                    812.  OFFICES OF PHYSICIANS (801,803)
                    820.  OFFICES OF DENTISTS (802)
                    821.  OFFICES OF CHIROPRACTORS (8041)
                    822.  OFFICES OF OPTOMETRISTS (8042)
                    830.  OFFICES OF HEALTH PRACTITIONERS, N.E.C. (8049)
                    831.  (K) HOSPITALS (806)
                    832.  NURSING AND PERSONAL CARE FACILITIES (805)
                    840.  HEALTH SERVICES, N.E.C. (807,808,809)
                    841.  LEGAL SERVICES (81)
                    842.  (L) ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS (821)
                    850.  (M) COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (822)
                    851.  BUSINESS, TRADE AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS (824)
                    852.  LIBRARIES (823)
                    860.  EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, N.E.C (829)
                    861.  JOB TRAINING AND VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
                          SERVICES (833)
                    862.  CHILD DAY CARE SERVICES (835)
                    870.  RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES, WITHOUT NURSING (836)
                    871.  SOCIAL SERVICES, N.E.C. (832,839)
                    872.  MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES, AND ZOOS (84)
                    880.  RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS (866)
                    881.  MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS (861-865, 869)
                    882.  ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURAL, AND SURVEYING SERVICES
                          (891)
                    890.  ACCOUNTING, AUDITING, AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
                          (893)
                    891.  NONCOMMERCIAL EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
                          (892)
                    892.  MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
                          (899)

                          PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

                    900.  EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE OFFICES (911-913)
                    901.  GENERAL GOVERNMENT, N.E.C (919)
                    910.  JUSTICE, PUBLIC ORDER, AND SAFETY (92)
                    921.  PUBLIC FINANCE, TAXATION, AND MONETARY POLICY (93)
                    922.  ADMINISTRATION OF HUMAN RESOURCES PROGRAMS (94)
                    930.  ADMINISTRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND
                          HOUSING PROGRAMS (95)
                    931.  ADMINISTRATION OF ECONOMIC PROGRAMS (96)
                    932.  NATIONAL SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (97)
                    990.  INDUSTRY NOT REPORTED









>> NES 1986 NATIONALITY NOTE

                THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIABLES WHICH SPECIFY
                THE ETHNIC IDENTITY OF THE RESPONDENT.

                WESTERN HEMISPHERE

                NORTH AMERICA

                    01.   AMERICAN INDIAN, TRIBAL MENTIONS
                    02.   CANADIAN; NOT SPECIFIED AS FRENCH-CANADIAN (03)
                    03.   CANADIAN, OF FRENCH ORIGIN
                    04.   MEXICAN (EXCLUDING EXPLICIT MENTION OF "CHICANO,"
                          "MEXICAN-AMERICAN")
                    05.   CENTRAL AMERICAN

                WEST INDIES

                    07.   BARBADOS
                    08.   CUBAN
                    09.   DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
                    10.   HAITIAN
                    11.   JAMAICAN
                    12.   PUERTO RICAN
                    13.   WEST INDIAN--NOT FROM ONE OF THE ABOVE COUNTRIES
                    14.   WEST INDIAN--NA WHICH COUNTRY

                SOUTH AMERICA

                    16.   SOUTH AMERICA--ANY COUNTRY

                EUROPE

                BRITISH ISLES

                    18.   ENGLISH, BRITISH
                    19.   IRISH (NOT SPECIFIED AS FROM NORTH IRELAND,
                          ULSTER--24)
                    20    SCOTTISH
                    21.   WELSH
                    22.   FROM NORTH IRELAND
                    23.   SCOT-IRISH
                    24.   FROM BRITISH ISLES; FROM TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES
                          OF BRITISH ISLES

                WESTERN EUROPE

                    26.   AUSTRIAN
                    27.   BELGIAN
                    28.   FRENCH
                    29.   GERMAN; ALSO, PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
                    30.   LUXEMBOURG
                    31.   NETHERLANDS, HOLLAND; DUTCH
                    32.   SWISS
                    33.   FROM WESTERN EUROPE, TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES OF
                          WESTERN EUROPE

                SCANDINAVIA

                    35.   DANISH
                    36.   FINN, FINNISH
                    37.   NORWEGIAN
                    38.   SWEDISH
                    39.   ICELANDER
                    40.   SCANDINAVIAN; REFERENCE TO TWO OR MORE SCANDI-
                          NAVIAN COUNTRIES
                    41.   REFERENCE TO TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES FROM COMBINA-
                          TION OF THE FOLLOWING AREAS:  BRITISH ISLES,
                          WESTERN EUROPE, SCANDINAVIA, MEDITERRANEAN
                          COUNTRIES, GREECE

                EASTERN EUROPE

                    43.   CZECHOSLOVAKIAN, SLAVIK
                    44.   ESTONIAN
                    45.   HUNGARIAN
                    46.   LATVIAN
                    47.   LITHUANIAN
                    48.   POLISH
                    49.   RUSSIAN; FROM U.S.S.R.
                    50.   UKRAINIAN
                    51.   EASTERN EUROPEAN; REFERENCE TO TWO OR MORE EASTERN
                          EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

                BALKAN COUNTRIES

                    53.   ALBANIAN
                    54.   BULGARIAN
                    55.   GREEK
                    56.   RUMANIAN
                    57.   YUGOSLAVIAN
                    58.   MENTION OF TWO OR MORE BALKAN COUNTRIES

                MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES

                    60.   ITALIAN
                    61.   PORTUGUESE
                    62.   SPANISH
                    63.   MALTESE
                    64.   EUROPEAN.  GENERAL MENTION OF EUROPE, REFERENCE TO
                          TWO OR MORE EUROPEAN CUNTRIES, NOT CODABLE ABOVE.

                ASIA (EXCEPT NEAR EAST)

                    66.   AFGHAN
                    67.   INDIAN (NOT AMERICAN INDIAN - 01)
                    68.   SOUTHEAST ASIA--FROM INDOCHINA, THAILAND, MALAYA,
                          BURMA, PHILIPPINES, INDONESIA
                    69.   CHINESE
                    70.   JAPANESE; JAPANESE AMERICAN
                    71.   KOREAN

                NEAR EAST

                    73.   EGYPTIAN
                    74.   IRANIAN, PERSIAN
                    75.   IRAQI
                    76.   ISRAELI, JEWISH
                    77.   JORDANIAN
                    78.   LEBANESE
                    79.   ARAB, ARABIAN, SAUDI ARABIAN
                    80.   SYRIAN
                    81.   TURK, TURKISH

                AFRICA

                    83.   AFRICAN; FROM ANY AFRICAN COUNTRY EXCEPT EGYPT
                          (U.A.R.); SOUTH AFRICAN (FORMERLY 90)

                OCEANIA

                    85.   AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALANDER, TASMANIAN

                ETHNIC GROUPS

                    86.   WHITE, CAUCASIAN
                    87.   BLACK; NEGRO; AMERICAN BLACK; AFRO-AMERICAN
                    88.   CHICANO; MEXICAN-AMERICAN
                    90.   NEITHER

                OTHER MISCELLANEOUS GROUPS

                    91.   CATHOLIC
                    92.   PROTESTANT
                    93.   JEWISH
                    94.   MORMON
                    95.   OTHER RELIGIOUS GROUPS
                    97.   OTHER GROUP; COMBINATIONS NOT CODABLE

                    98.   DK
                    99.   NA; NONE; "AMERICAN"








>> NES 1986 STATE AND COUNTRY NOTE

                THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIABLES RECORDING THE
                COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OF THE RESPONDENT AND HIS FAMILY.

                UNITED STATES


                NEW ENGLAND

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

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


                MIDDLE ATLANTIC

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

                  118.  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA; TWO 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; TWO 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; TWO 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"; TWO OR MORE
                        STATES IN AREA


                BORDER STATES

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

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


                PACIFIC STATES

                  171.  CALIFORNIA
                  172.  OREGON
                  173.  WASHINGTON

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

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


                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
                  187.  OTHER U.S. DEPENDENCIES


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

                  191.  NORTHEAST AND SOUTH (NEW ENGLAND OR MIDDLE
                        ATLANTIC AND SOLID SOUTH OR BORDER STATES)
                  192.  NORTHEAST AND MIDWEST (NEW ENGLAND OR MIDDLE
                        ATLANTIC AND EAST NORTH CENTRAL OR WEST NORTH
                        CENTRAL)
                  194.  WEST (MOUNTAIN STATES OR PACIFIC STATES)
                        AND MIDWEST
                  195.  WEST AND SOUTH (SOLID SOUTH OR BORDER
                        STATES)
                  196.  MIDWEST AND SOUTH

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

                  199.  UNITED STATES, NA WHICH STATE; AMERICAN INDIAN

                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

                  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 TWO OR MORE
                        WEST INDIAN COUNTRIES


                SOUTH AMERICA

                  259.  SOUTH AMERICA; SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY OR COUNTRIES

               EUROPE


                BRITISH ISLES

                  301.  ENGLAND
                  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 TWO 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 TWO 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 TWO OR MORE SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES


                EASTERN EUROPE

                  331.  CZECHOSLOVAKIA (SLAVIK)
                  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 TWO 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 TWO OR MORE
                        BALKAN COUNTRIES

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


                MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES

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

                  399.  "EUROPE."  GENERAL MENTION OF AREA.  REFERENCE TO
                        TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES OF EUROPE IN DIFFERENT AREAS


                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
                  451.  JAPAN
                  452.  KOREA (NORTH OR SOUTH)

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


                NEAR EAST

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

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


                AFRICA

                  655.  SOUTH AFRICA

                  699.  AFRICA:  ANY AFRICAN COUNTRY OR COUNTRIES, EXCLUDING
                        ONLY SOUTH AFRICA AND U.A.R. (EGYPT)


                OCEANIA

                  704.  AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA

                  997.  OTHER (COMBINATIONS) NOT CODABLE ELSEWHERE

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP.








>> NES 1986 CITIES NOTE

                CITIES WITH POPULATION OF 25,000 OR MORE
                (FOR USE ON 1982 POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION STUDY)

                THIS LIST WAS DEVELOPED FROM THE 1973 WORLD ALMANAC AND BOOK
                OF FACTS, PP. 152-188 (1970 POPULATION FIGURES).

                THE FIRST FOUR DIGITS ARE A UNIQUE CODE NUMBER FOR EACH
                CITY. THE FIFTH DIGIT IS THE URBANICITY CODE FOR EACH CITY,
                AS USED IN THE 1971 QUALITY OF LIFE STUDY (468110).

                1 = CITY OF OVER 1,000,000
                2 = CITY OF OVER 25,000 AND UP TO 250,000 IN AN SMSA OF
                     1,000,000 OR MORE
                3 = CITY OF UNDER 25,000 IN AN SMSA OF 1,000,000 OR MORE
                4 = CITY OF OVER 250,000 AND UP TO 1,000,000
                5 = CITY OF OVER 50,000 AND UP TO 250,000 NOT IN SMSA OF
                     1,000,000 OR MORE
                6 = CITY OF 50,000 OR LESS NOT IN SMSA OF 1,000,000 OR MORE
                9 = NA

                * PLACE ADDED IN 1982 (HAVING POPULATION OF 25,000+ IN 1980
                CENSUS) CODED ON BASIS OF 1970 STATUS IN AREA.  (SEE EXAMPLE
                CHANDLER, ARIZONA -- IT'S SMSA WAS NOT OVER ONE MILLION IN
                1970, SO CODED 6 HERE.  THIS WAS DONE TO AVOID GLARING
                INCONSISTENCIES IN ADJACENT AREAS.  THE AREAS AFFECTED BY
                THIS DECISION ARE THE FOUR PLACES WHERE THE POPULATION OF
                THE SMSA TOPPED THE ONE MILLION MARK BETWEEN 1970 AND 1980
                (PHOENIX, ARIZONA; SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS; FT. LAUDERDALE/
                HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA; SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA)

                ALABAMA  (141)
                0001 6.  ANNISTON
                0015 6.  AUBURN *
                0002 6.  BESSEMER
                0003 4.  BIRMINGHAM
                0004 6.  DECATUR
                0005 6.  DOTHAN
                0006 6.  FLORENCE
                0007 5.  GADSDEN
                0008 5.  HUNTSVILLE
                0009 5.  MOBILE
                0010 5.  MONTGOMERY
                0011 6.  PHOENIX CITY
                0012 6.  PRICHARD
                0013 6.  SELMA
                0014 5.  TUSCALOOSA

                ALASKA  (180)
                0100 6.  ANCHORAGE

                ARIZONA  (161)
                0208 6.  CHANDLER *
                0200 6.  FLAGSTAFF
                0201 6.  GLENDALE
                0202 5.  MESA
                0203 4.  PHOENIX
                0204 5.  SCOTTSDALE
                0209 6.  SUN CITY *
                0205 5.  TEMPE
                0206 4.  TUSCON
                0207 6.  YUMA

                ARKANSAS  (142)
                0300 6.  BLYTHEVILLE
                0301 6.  EL DORADO
                0302 6.  FAYETTEVILLE
                0303 5.  FORT SMITH
                0304 6.  HOT SPRINGS
                0310 6.  JACKSONVILLE *
                0305 6.  JONESBORO
                0306 5.  LITTLE ROCK
                0307 5.  NORTH LITTLE ROCK
                0308 5.  PINE BLUFF
                0309 5.  WEST MEMPHIS

                CALIFORNIA  (171)
                0400 2.  ALAMEDA
                0401 2.  ALHAMBRA
                0402 2.  ALTADENA
                0403 2.  ANAHEIM
                0404 2.  ANTIOCH
                0405 2.  ARCADIA
                0406 5.  ARDEN-ARCADE
                0407 2.  AZUSA
                0408 5.  BAKERSFIELD
                0409 2.  BALDWIN PARK
                0557 2   BELL *
                0410 2.  BELLFLOWER
                0411 2.  BELL GARDENS
                0412 2.  BELMONT
                0413 2.  BERKELEY
                0414 2.  BEVERLY HILLS
                0558 2.  BREA *
                0415 2.  BUENA PARK
                0416 2.  BURBANK
                0417 2.  BURLINGAME
                0559 6.  CAMARILLO *
                0418 2.  CAMPBELL
                0560 2.  CARLSBAD *
                0419 6.  CARMICHAEL
                0420 2.  CARSON
                0421 2.  CASTRO VALLEY
                0561 2.  CERRITOS *
                0562 6.  CHICO *
                0563 2.  CHINO *
                0422 2.  CHULA VISTA
                0564 6.  CITRUS HEIGHTS *
                0423 2.  CLAREMONT
                0565 6.  CLOVIS *
                0424 2.  COMPTON
                0425 2.  CONCORD
                0426 2.  CORONA
                0427 2.  COSTA MESSA
                0428 2.  COVINA
                0429 2.  CULVER CITY
                0566 2.  CUPERTINO *
                0430 2.  CYPRESS
                0431 2.  DALY CITY
                0431 2.  DANVILLE *
                0432 6.  DAVIS
                0568 2.  DIAMOND BAR *
                0433 2.  DOWNEY
                0434 2.  EAST LOS ANGELES
                0435 2.  EL CAJON
                0436 2.  EL CERRITO
                0437 2.  EL MONTE
                0569 2.  EL TORO *
                0438 2.  ESCONDIDO
                0439 6.  EUREKA
                0440 6.  FAIRFIELD
                0441 2.  FLORENCE-GRAHAM
                0570 2.  FONTANA *
                0442 2.  FOUNTAIN VALLEY
                0443 2.  FREMONT
                0444 5.  FRESNO
                0445 2.  FULLERTON
                0446 2.  GARDENA
                0447 2.  GARDEN GROVE
                0448 2.  GLENDALE
                0449 2.  GLENDORA
                0450 2.  HACIENDA HEIGHTS
                0451 2.  HAWTHORNE
                0452 2.  HAYWARD
                0453 2.  HUNTINGTON BEACH
                0454 2.  HUNTINGTON PARK
                0455 2.  INGLEWOOD
                0571 2.  IRVINE *
                0572 2.  LAGUNA HILLS *
                0456 2.  LA HABRA
                0457 2.  LAKEWOOD
                0458 2.  LA MESA
                0459 2.  LA MIRADA
                0460 2.  LANCASTER
                0461 2.  LA PUENTA
                0462 2.  LAWNDALE
                0463 2.  LIVERMORE
                0464 6.  LODI
                0465 6.  LOMPOC
                0466 4.  LONG BEACH
                0467 2.  LOS ALTOS
                0468 1.  LOS ANGELES
                0469 2.  LOS GATOS
                0470 2.  LYNWOOD
                0471 2.  MANHATTEN BEACH
                0573 6.  MANTECA *
                0472 2.  MENLO PARK
                0574 6.  MERCED *
                0473 2.  MILPITAS
                0575 2.  MISSION VIEJO *
                0474 5.  MODESTO
                0475 2.  MONROVIA
                0476 2.  MONTEBELLO
                0477 6.  MONTEREY
                0478 2.  MONTEREY PARK
                0479 2.  MOUNTAIN VIEW
                0480 6.  NAPA
                0481 2.  NATIONAL CITY
                0482 2.  NEWARK
                0483 2.  NEWPORT BEACH
                0484 6.  NORTH HIGHLANDS
                0485 2.  NORWALK
                0486 2.  NOVATO
                0487 4.  OAKLAND
                0488 2.  OCEANSIDE
                0489 2.  ONTARIO
                0490 2.  ORANGE
                0491 5.  OXNARD
                0492 2.  PACIFICA
                0576 2.  PALM SPRINGS *
                0493 2.  PALO ALTO
                0494 2.  PALOS VERDES PENINSULA
                0495 2.  PARAMOUNT
                0496 6.  PARKWAY-SACRAMENTO SOUTH
                0497 2.  PASADENA
                0498 6.  PETALUMA
                0499 2.  PICO RIVERA
                0577 2.  PITTSBURG *
                0578 2.  PLACENTIA *
                0500 2.  PLEASANT HILL
                0579 2.  PLEASANTON *
                0501 2.  POMONA
                0580 2.  POWAY *
                0502 6.  RANCHO CORDOVA
                0581 2.  RANCHO CUCAMONGA *
                0582 2.  RANCHO PALOS VERDES *
                0583 6.  REDDING *
                0503 2.  REDLANDS
                0504 2.  REDONDO BEACH
                0505 2.  REDWOOD CITY
                0506 2.  RIALTO
                0507 2.  RICHMOND
                0508 2.  RIVERSIDE
                0509 2.  ROSEMEAD
                0584 2.  ROWLAND HEIGHTS *
                0510 4.  SACRAMENTO
                0511 5.  SALINAS
                0512 2.  SAN BERNARDINO
                0513 2.  SAN BRUNO
                0514 2.  SAN CARLOS
                0585 2.  SAN CLEMENTE *
                0515 4.  SAN DIEGO
                0516 4.  SAN FRANCISCO
                0517 2.  SAN GABRIEL
                0518 4.  SAN JOSE
                0519 2.  SAN LEANDRO
                0520 2.  SAN LORENZO
                0521 6.  SAN LUIS OBISPO
                0522 2.  SAN MATEO
                0523 2.  SAN RAFAEL
                0524 2.  SANTA ANA
                0525 5.  SANTA BARBARA
                0526 2.  SANTA CLARA
                0527 6.  SANTA CRUZ
                0528 6.  SANTA MARIA
                0529 2.  SANTA MONICA
                0530 5.  SANTA ROSA
                0586 2.  SANTEE *
                0531 2.  SARATOGA
                0532 2.  SEAL BEACH
                0533 6.  SEASIDE
                0534 5.  SIMI VALLEY
                0535 2.  SOUTH GATE
                0536 2.  SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
                0537 2.  SOUTH WHITTIER
                0538 2.  SPRING VALLEY
                0539 5.  STOCKTON
                0540 2.  SUNNYVALE
                0541 2.  TEMPLE CITY
                0542 6.  THOUSAND OAKS
                0543 2.  TORRANCE
                0587 6.  TURLOCK *
                0588 2.  TUSTIN *
                0544 2.  TUSTIN-FOOTHILLS
                0589 2.  UNION CITY *
                0545 2.  UPLAND
                0590 6.  VACAVILLE *
                0546 5.  VALLEJO
                0547 5.  VENTURA
                0548 6.  VISALIA
                0549 2.  VISTA
                0550 2.  WALNUT CREEK
                0551 2.  WEST COVINA
                0552 2.  WEST HOLLYWOOD
                0553 2.  WESTMINSTER
                0554 9.  WESTMONT
                0555 2.  WHITTIER
                0556 2.  WILLOWBROOK
                0591 6.  WOODLAND *
                0592 2.  YORBA LINDA *

                COLORADO  (162)
                0600 2.  ARVADA
                0601 2.  AURORA
                0602 2.  BOULDER
                0603 5.  COLORADO SPRINGS
                0604 4.  DENVER
                0605 2.  ENGLEWOOD
                0606 6.  FORT COLLINS
                0613 6.  GRAND JUNCTION *
                0607 6.  GREELEY
                0608 2.  LAKEWOOD
                0609 2.  LITTLETON
                0614 2.  LONGMONT *
                0615 6.  LOVELAND *
                0610 9.  NORTH GLENN
                0611 5.  PUEBLO
                0616 2.  SOUTHGLEN *
                0617 2.  THORNTON *
                0618 2.  WESTMINSTER *
                0612 2.  WHEAT RIDGE

                CONNECTICUT  (101)
                0700 5.  BRIDGEPORT
-                0701 5.  BRISTOL
                0702 5.  DANBURY
                0703 5.  EAST HARTFORD
                0704 6.  EAST HAVEN
                0705 6.  ENFIELD
                0706 5.  FAIRFIELD
                0707 5.  GREENWICH
                0708 6.  GROTON
                0709 6.  HAMDEN
                0710 5.  HARTFORD
                0711 6.  MANCHESTER
                0712 5.  MERIDEN
                0713 6.  MIDDLETOWN
                0714 5.  MILFORD
                0734 6.  NAUGATUCK *
                0715 5.  NEW BRITAIN
                0716 5.  NEW HAVEN
                0717 6.  NEWINGTON
                0718 6.  NEW LONDON
                0719 5.  NORWALK
                0720 6.  NORWICH
                0721 6.  SHELTON
                0722 6.  SOUTHINGTON
                0723 5.  STAMFORD
                0724 6.  STRATFORD
                0725 6.  TORRINGTON
                0726 6.  TRUMBALL
                0727 6.  VERNON
                0728 6.  WALLINGFORD
                0729 5.  WATERBURY
                0730 5.  WEST HARTFORD
                0731 5.  WEST HAVEN
                0732 6.  WESTPORT
                0733 6.  WETHERSFIELD
                0735 6.  WINDSOR *

                DELAWARE  (111)
                0801 6.  NEWARK *
                0800 5.  WILMINGTON

                DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA  (155)
                0900 4.  WASHINGTON

                FLORIDA  (143)
                1000 6.  BOCA RATON
                1032 6.  BOYNTON BEACH *
                1033 6.  BRADENTON *
                1034 6.  CAPE CORAL *
                1001 2.  CAROL CITY
                1002 2.  CLEARWATER
                1003 2.  CORAL GABLES
                1035 6.  CORAL SPRINGS *
                1004 6.  DAYTONA BEACH
                1036 6.  DEERFIELD BEACH *
                1037 6.  DELRAY BEACH *
                1038 2.  DUNEDIN *
                1005 5.  FORT LAUDERDALE
                1007 6.  FORT MYERS
                1008 6.  FORT PIERCE
                1009 5.  GAINSVILLE
                1039 6.  HALLANDALE *
                1010 2.  HIALEAH
                1011 5.  HOLLYWOOD
                1012 4.  JACKSONVILLE
                1040 2.  KENDALE LAKES *
                1013 2.  KENDALL
                1014 6.  KEY WEST
                1015 6.  LAKELAND
                1041 6.  LAKE WORTH *
                1042 2.  LARGO *
                1043 6.  LAUDERDALE LAKES *
                1044 6.  MARGATE *
                1016 6.  MELBOURNE
                1017 6.  MERRITT ISLAND
                1018 4.  MIAMI
                1019 2.  MIAMI BEACH
                1046 6.  MIRAMAR *
                1020 2.  NORTH MIAMI
                1021 2.  NORTH MIAMI BEACH
                1047 6.  OCALA *
                1048 2.  OLYMPIA HEIGHTS *
                1022 5.  ORLANDO
                1023 6.  PANAMA CITY
                1049 6.  PEMBROKE PINES *
                1024 5.  PENSACOLA
                1050 6.  PINE HILLS *
                1051 2.  PINELLAS PARK *
                1052 6.  PLANTATION *
                1025 6.  POMPANO BEACH
                1053 6.  PORT CHARLOTTE *
                1054 6.  RIVIERA BEACH *
                1026 2.  ST. PETERSBURG
                1027 6.  SARASOTA
                1055 6.  SUNRISE *
                1028 5.  TALLAHASSEE
                1056 2.  TAMARAC *
                1029 4.  TAMPA
                1030 6.  TITUSVILLE
                1057 2.  TOWN 'N' COUNTRY *
                1058 2.  WESTCHESTER *
                1059 2.  WEST LITTLE RIVER *
                1031 5.  WEST PALM BEACH

                GEORGIA  (144)
                1100 5.  ALBANY
                1101 6.  ATHENS
                1102 4.  ATLANTA
                1103 5.  AUGUSTA
                1113 2.  CANDLER-MCAFEE *
                1104 5.  COLUMBUS
                1105 2.  EAST POINT
                1106 6.  FORT BENNING
                1114 2.  MABLETON *
                1107 5.  MACON
                1108 2.  MARIETTA
                1115 2.  NORTH ATLANTA *
                1109 6.  ROME
                1116 2.  SANDY SPRINGS *
                1110 5.  SAVANNAH
                1117 6.  SOUTH AUGUSTA *
                1118 2.  TUCKER *
                1111 6.  VALDOSTA
                1112 6.  WARNER ROBINS

                HAWAII  (181)
                1205 6.  AIEA *
                1200 6.  HILO
                1201 4.  HONOLULU
                1202 6.  KAILUA
                1203 6.  KANOEHE
                1206 6.  PEARL CITY *
                1204 6.  WAIPAHU

                IDAHO  (163)
                1300 5.  BOISE CITY
                1301 6.  IDAHO FALLS
                1302 6.  LEWISTON
                1304 6.  NAMPA *
                1303 6.  POCATELLO
                1305 6.  TWIN FALLS *

                ILLINOIS  (121)
                1400 2.  ADDISON
                1401 2.  ALTON
                1402 2.  ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
                1403 2.  AURORA
                1404 2.  BELLEVILLE
                1405 2.  BERWYN
                1406 6.  BLOOMINGTON
                1461 2.  BOLINGBROOK *
                1407 2.  BURBANK
                1408 2.  CALUMET CITY
                1462 6.  CARBONDALE *
                1409 2.  CARPENTERSVILLE
                1410 5.  CHAMPAIGN
                1411 1.  CHICAGO
                1412 2.  CHICAGO HEIGHTS
                1413 2.  CICERO
                1414 6.  DANVILLE
                1415 5.  DECATUR
                1463 6.  DEKALB *
                1416 2.  DES PLAINES
                1417 2.  DOLTON
                1418 2.  DOWNERS GROVE
                1419 2.  EAST ST. LOUIS
                1420 2.  ELGIN
                1464 2.  ELK GROVE *
                1421 2.  ELMHURST
                1422 2.  ELMWOOD PARK
                1423 2.  EVANSTON
                1424 2.  EVERGREEN PARK
                1425 6.  FREEPORT
                1426 6.  GALESBURG
                1427 2.  GLENVIEW
                1465 2.  HANOVER PARK *
                1429 2.  HARVEY
                1430 2.  HIGHLAND PARK
                1466 2.  HOFFMAN ESTATES *
                1431 2.  JOLIET
                1432 6.  KANKAKEE
                1433 2.  LANSING
                1434 2.  LOMBARD
                1435 2.  MAYWOOD
                1436 6.  MOLINE
                1437 2.  MORTON GROVE
                1438 2.  MOUNT PROSPECT
                1467 2.  NAPERVILLE *
                1439 2.  NILES
                1440 6.  NORMAL
                1441 2.  NORTHBROOK
                1442 2.  NORTH CHICAGO
                1468 2.  OAK FOREST *
                1443 2.  OAK LAWN
                1444 2.  OAK PARK
                1445 2.  PALATINE
                1446 2.  PARK FOREST
                1447 2.  PARK RIDGE
                1448 6.  PEKIN
                1449 5.  PEORIA
                1450 6.  QUINCY
                1451 6.  RANTOUL
                1452 5.  ROCKFORD
                1453 5.  ROCK ISLAND
                1469 2.  SHAUMBURG *
                1454 2.  SKOKIE
                1470 2.  SOUTH HOLLAND *
                1455 5.  SPRINGFIELD
                1471 2.  TINLEY PARK *
                1456 6.  URBANA
                1457 2.  VILLA PARK
                1458 2.  WAUKEGAN
                1459 2.  WHEATON
                1460 2.  WILMETTE

                INDIANA  (122)
                1500 5.  ANDERSON
                1501 6.  BLOOMINGTON
                1502 6.  COLUMBUS
                1503 2.  EAST CHICAGO
                1504 6.  ELKHART
                1505 5.  EVANSVILLE
                1506 5.  FORT WAYNE
                1507 2.  GARY
                1508 2.  HAMMOND
                1509 2.  HIGHLAND
                1510 4.  INDIANAPOLIS
                1511 6.  KOKOMO
                1512 6.  LAFAYETTE
                1521 2.  LAWRENCE *
                1513 6.  MARION
                1522 2.  MERRILLVILLE *
                1514 6.  MICHIGAN CITY
                1515 6.  MISHAWAKA
                1516 5.  MUNCIE
                1517 6.  NEW ALBANY
                1523 2.  PORTAGE *
                1518 6.  RICHMOND
                1519 5.  SOUTH BEND
                1520 5.  TERRE HAUTE

                IOWA  (131)
                1600 6.  AMES
                1616 6.  BETTENDORF *
                1601 6.  BURLINGTON
                1602 6.  CEDAR FALLS
                1603 5.  CEDAR RAPIDS
                1604 6.  CLINTON
                1605 5.  COUNCIL BLUFFS
                1606 5.  DAVENPORT
                1607 5.  DES MOINES
                1608 5.  DUBUQUE
                1609 6.  FORT DODGE
                1610 6.  IOWA CITY
                1611 6.  MARSHALLTOWN
                1612 6.  MASON CITY
                1613 6.  OTTUMWA
                1614 5.  SIOUX CITY
                1615 5.  WATERLOO

                KANSAS  (132)
                1710 6.  EMPORIA *
                1700 6.  HUTCHINSON
                1701 2.  KANSAS CITY
                1702 6.  LAWRENCE
                1703 6.  LEAVENWORTH
                1704 6.  MANHATTAN
                1711 2.  OLATHE *
                1705 2.  OVERLAND PARK
                1706 2.  PRAIRIE VILLAGE
                1707 6.  SALINA
                1712 2.  SHAWNEE *
                1708 5.  TOPEKA
                1709 4.  WITCHITA

                KENTUCKY  (151)
                1800 6.  ASHLAND
                1801 6.  BOWLING GREEN
                1802 2.  COVINGTON
                1803 6.  FORT KNOX
                1811 6.  FRANKFORT *
                1812 6.  HENDERSON *
                1813 6.  HOPKINSVILLE *
                1804 5.  LEXINGTON-FAYETTE
                1805 4.  LOUISVILLE
                1806 2.  NEWPORT
                1807 5.  OWENSBORO
                1808 6.  PADUCAH
                1809 6.  PLEASURE RIDGE PARK
                1810 6.  VALLEY STATION

                LOUISIANA  (145)
                1900 6.  ALEXANDRIA
                1901 5.  BATON ROUGE
                1902 6.  BOSSIER CITY
                1914 2.  CHALMETTE *
                1903 2.  GRETNA
                1904 6.  HOUMA
                1905 2.  KENNER
                1906 5.  LAFAYETTE
                1907 5.  LAKE CHARLES
                1908 2.  MARRERO
                1909 2.  METAIRIE
                1910 5.  MONROE
                1911 6.  NEW IBERIA
                1912 4.  NEW ORLEANS
                1913 5.  SHREVEPORT
                1915 2.  SLIDELL *

                MAINE  (102)
                2000 6.  AUBURN
                2001 6.  BANGOR
                2002 6.  LEWISTON
                2003 5.  PORTLAND

                MARYLAND  (152)
                2100 2.  ANNAPOLIS
                2123 2.  ASPEN HILL *
                2101 4.  BALTIMORE
                2102 2.  BETHESDA
                2103 2.  BOWIE
                2104 2.  CATONSVILLE
                2105 2.  CHILLUM
                2106 2.  COLLEGE PARK
                2124 2.  COLUMBIA *
                2107 6.  CUMBERLAND
                2108 2.  DUNDALK
                2109 2.  ESSEX
                2125 6.  FREDERICK *
                2126 2.  GAITHERSBURG
                2110 2.  GLEN BURNIE
                2111 6.  HAGERSTOWN
                2112 9.  HILLCREST HEIGHTS
                2127 2.  LOCHEARN *
                2113 2.  LUTHERVILLE-TIMONIUM
                2128 2.  MIDDLE RIVER *
                2129 2.  OXEN HILL *
                2114 2.  PARKVILLE
                2115 2.  PIKESVILLE
                2130 2.  POTOMAC *
                2116 2.  RANDALLSTOWN
                2117 2.  ROCKVILLE
                2131 2.  SECURITY *
                2118 2.  SILVER SPRING
                2119 2.  SUITLAND-SILVER HILLS
                2120 2.  TOWSON
                2121 2.  WHEATON-GLENMONT

                MASSACHUSETTS  (103)
                2260 6.  AGAWAM *
                2200 6.  AMHERST
                2201 6.  ANDOVER
                2202 2.  ARLINGTON
                2203 6.  ATTLEBORO
                2261 6.  BARNSTABLE *
                2204 2.  BELMONT
                2205 2.  BEVERLY
                2206 6.  BILERICA
                2207 4.  BOSTON
                2208 2.  BRAINTREE
                2209 5.  BROCKTON
                2210 2.  BROOKLINE
                2211 2.  CAMBRIDGE
                2212 6.  CHELMSFORD
                2213 2.  CHELSEA
                2214 5.  CHICOPEE
                2215 2.  DANVERS
                2216 2.  DEDHAM
                2217 2.  EVERETT
                2218 5.  FALL RIVER
                2219 6.  FITCHBURG
                2220 2.  FRAMINGHAM
                2221 6.  GLOUCESTER
                2222 6.  HAVERSHILL
                2223 5.  HOLYOKE
                2224 5.  LAWRENCE
                2225 6.  LEOMINSTER
                2226 2.  LEXINGTON
                2227 5.  LOWELL
                2228 5.  LYNN
                2229 2.  MALDEN
                2230 6.  MARLBOROUGH
                2231 2.  MEDFORD
                2232 2.  MELROSE
                2233 6.  METHUEN
                2234 2.  MILTON
                2235 2.  NATICK
                2236 2.  NEEDHAM
                2237 5.  NEW BEDFORD
                2238 2.  NEWTON
                2239 6.  NORTHAMPTON
                2240 2.  NORWOOD
                2241 2.  PEABODY
                2242 5.  PITTSFIELD
                2262 6.  PLYMOUTH *
                2243 2.  QUINCY
                2244 2.  RANDOLPH
                2245 2.  REVERE
                2246 2.  SALEM
                2247 2.  SAUGUS
                2248 2.  SOMERVILLE
                2249 5.  SPRINGFIELD
                2263 2.  STOUGHTON *
                2250 2.  TAUTON
                2251 2.  WAKEFIELD
                2252 2.  WALTHAM
                2253 2.  WATERTOWN
                2254 2.  WELLESLEY
                2255 6.  WESTFIELD
                2256 6.  WEST SPRINGFIELD
                2257 2.  WEYMOUTH
                2258 2.  WOBURN
                2259 5.  WORCESTER

                MICHIGAN (123)
                2300 2.  ALLEN PARK
                2301 5.  ANN ARBOR
                2345 2.  AVON TWP. *
                2302 6.  BATTLE CREEK
                2303 6.  BAY CITY
                2304 2.  BIRMINGHAM
                2346 2.  BLOOMFIELD TWP. *
                2347 6.  BURTON *
                2348 2.  CLINTON TWP *
                2305 2.  DEARBORN
                2306 2.  DEARBORN HEIGHTS
                2307 1.  DETROIT
                2308 2.  EAST DETROIT
                2309 6.  EAST LANSING
                2349 2.  FARMINGTON HILLS *
                2310 2.  FERNDALE
                2311 5.  FLINT
                2312 2.  GARDEN CITY
                2313 5.  GRAND RAPIDS
                2314 2.  HAMTRAMCK
                2315 2.  HIGHLAND PARK
                2316 6.  HOLLAND
                2317 2.  INKSTER
                2318 6.  JACKSON
                2319 5.  KALAMAZOO
                2350 6.  KENTWOOD *
                2320 5.  LANSING
                2321 2.  LINCOLN PARK
                2322 2.  LIVONIA
                2323 2.  MADISON HEIGHTS
                2324 6.  MIDLAND
                2325 6.  MUSKEGON
                2326 2.  OAK PARK
                2327 2.  PONTIAC
                2328 6.  PORTAGE
                2329 6.  PORT HURON
                2351 2.  REDFORD TWP. *
                2352 2.  ROMULUS *
                2330 2.  ROSEVILLE
                2331 2.  ROYAL OAK
                2332 5.  SAGINAW
                2333 2.  ST. CLAIR SHORES
                2334 2.  SOUTHFIELD
                2335 2.  SOUTHGATE
                2336 2.  STERLING HEIGHTS
                2337 2.  TAYLOR
                2338 2.  TRENTON
                2339 2.  TROY
                2340 2.  WARREN
                2353 2.  WATERFORD *
                2354 2.  WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP. *
                2341 2.  WESTLAND
                2342 2.  WYANDOTTE
                2343 5.  WYOMING
                2344 6.  YPSILANTI

                MINNESOTA (133)
                2400 6.  AUSTIN
                2423 2.  BLAINE *
                2401 2.  BLOOMINGTON
                2402 2.  BROOKLYN CENTER
                2403 6.  BROOKLYN PARK
                2424 2.  BURNSVILLE *
                2404 2.  COON RAPIDS
                2405 2.  CRYSTAL
                2406 5.  DULUTH
                2407 2.  EDINA
                2408 2.  FRIDLEY
                2409 2.  GOLDEN VALLEY
                2410 6.  MANKATO
                2411 9.  MAPLEWOOD
                2412 4.  MINNEAPOLIS
                2413 2.  MINNETONKA
                2414 6.  MOORHEAD
                2425 2.  PLYMOUTH *
                2415 2.  RICHFIELD
                2416 5.  ROCHESTER
                2417 2.  ROSEVILLE
                2418 6.  ST. CLOUD
                2419 2.  ST. LOUIS PARK
                2420 4.  ST. PAUL
                2421 2.  SOUTH ST. PAUL
                2422 6.  WINONA

                MISSISSIPPI (146)
                2500 6.  BILOXI
                2501 6.  COLUMBUS
                2502 6.  GREENVILLE
                2503 6.  GULFPORT
                2504 6.  HATTIESBURG
                2505 5.  JACKSON
                2506 6.  LAUREL
                2507 6.  MERIDIAN
                2508 6.  PASCAGOULA
                2509 6.  VICKSBURG

                MISSOURI (134)
                2600 2.  AFFTON
                2620 2.  BLUE SPRINGS *
                2601 6.  CAPE GIRARDEAU
                2602 5.  COLUMBIA
                2603 2.  FERGUSON
                2604 2.  FLORISSANT
                2605 6.  FORT LEONARD WOOD
                2621 2.  GLADSTONE *
                2606 2.  INDEPENDENCE
                2607 6.  JEFFERSON CITY
                2608 4.  JOPLIN
                2609 4.  KANSAS CITY
                2610 2.  KIRKWOOD
                2622 2.  LEE'S SUMMIT *
                2611 2.  LEMAY
                2612 2.  OVERLAND
                2613 2.  RAYTOWN
                2614 2.  ST. CHARLES
                2615 5.  ST. JOSEPH
                2616 4.  ST. LOUIS
                2617 5.  SPRINGFIELD
                2618 2.  UNIVERSITY CITY
                2619 2.  WEBSTER GROVES

                MONTANA  (164)
                2700 5.  BILLINGS
                2703 6.  BUTTE-SILVER BOW *
                2701 5.  GREAT FALLS
                2702 6.  MISSOULA

                NEBRASKA  (135)
                2800 6.  GRAND ISLAND
                2801 5.  LINCOLN
                2802 4.  OMAHA

                NEVADA  (165)
                2905 6.  CARSON CITY *
                2900 5.  LAS VEGAS
                2901 6.  NORTH LAS VEGAS
                2902 6.  PARADISE
                2903 5.  RENO
                2904 6.  SPARKS
                2906 6.  SUNRISE MANOR *

                NEW HAMPSHIRE  (104)
                3000 6.  CONCORD
                3001 5.  MANCHESTER
                3002 5.  NASHUA
                3003 6.  PORTSMOUTH

                NEW JERSEY  (112)
                3100 6.  ATLANTIC CITY
                3101 2.  BAYONNE
                3102 2.  BELLEVILLE
                3103 2.  BERGENFIELD
                3104 2.  BLOOMFIELD
                3105 6.  BRICK TWP.
                3106 2.  CAMDEN
                3107 2.  CHERRY HILL TWP.
                3108 2.  CLIFTON
                3109 2.  CRANFORD TWP.
                3110 2.  DEPTFORD TWP.
                3111 2.  EAST BRUNSWICK TWP.
                3112 2.  EAST ORANGE
                3113 2.  EDISON TWP.
                3114 2.  ELIZABETH
                3115 2.  ENGLEWOOD
                3116 9.  EWING TWP.
                3117 2.  FAIR LAWN
                3118 6.  FORT DIX
                3119 2.  FORT LEE
                3120 2.  GARFIELD
                3121 2.  HACKENSACK
                3122 2.  HOBOKEN
                3123 2.  IRVINGTON
                3124 4.  JERSEY CITY
                3125 2.  KEARNY
                3126 2.  LINDEN
                3127 2.  LIVINGSTON TWP.
                3128 2.  LODI
                3129 6.  LONG BRANCH
                3130 2.  MAPLEWOOD TWP.
                3131 2.  MERCERVILLE-HAMILTON SQ.
                3132 5.  MIDDLETOWN TWP.
                3133 2.  MONTCLAIR
                3134 5.  NEPTUNE TWP.
                3135 4.  NEWARK
                3136 2.  NEW BRUNSWICK
                3137 9.  NEW HANOVER
                3138 2.  NORTH BERGEN TWP.
                3139 2.  NUTLEY
                3140 2.  OLD BRIDGE
                3141 2.  ORANGE
                3142 2.  PARAMUS
                3163 2.  PARSIPPANY--TROY HILLS *
                3143 2.  PASSAIC
                3144 2.  PATERSON
                3145 2.  PENNSAUKEN TWP.
                3146 2.  PERTH AMBOY
                3147 2.  PISCATAWAY TWP.
                3148 2.  PLAINFIELD
                3149 2.  RAHWAY
                3150 2.  RIDGEWOOD
                3151 2.  SAYREVILLE
                3152 2.  TEANECK TWP.
                3153 5.  TRENTON
                3154 2.  UNION TWP.
                3155 2.  UNION CITY
                3156 6.  VINELAND
                3157 2.  WAYNE TWP.
                3158 2.  WESTFIELD
                3159 2.  WEST NEW YORK
                3160 5.  WEST ORANGE
                3161 2.  WILLINGBORO TWP.
                3162 2.  WOODBRIDGE TWP.

                NEW MEXICO  (166)
                3200 5.  ALBUQUERQUE
                3207 6.  CARLSBAD *
                3201 6.  CLOVIS
                3208 6.  FARMINGTON *
                3202 6.  HOBBS
                3203 6.  LAS CRUCES
                3204 6.  ROSWELL
                3205 6.  SANTA FE
                3296 6.  SOUTH VALLEY

                NEW YORK  (113)
                3300 5.  ALBANY
                3301 6.  AMSTERDAM
                3302 6.  AUBURN
                3303 2.  BALDWIN
                3304 5.  BINGHAMPTON
                3305 2.  BRENTWOOD
                3354 6.  BRIGHTON *
                3306 4.  BUFFALO
                3355 2.  CENTEREACH *
                3307 2.  CENTRAL ISLIP
                3356 2.  CHEEKTOWAGA *
                3308 2.  COMMACK
                3309 2.  DEER PARK
                3357 2.  DIX HILLS *
                3310 2.  EAST MEADOW
                3311 6.  ELMIRA
                3312 2.  ELMONT
                3313 2.  FRANKLIN SQUARE
                3314 2.  FREEPORT
                3315 2.  GARDEN CITY
                3316 2.  GLEN COVE
                3317 2.  HEMPSTEAD
                3318 2.  HICKSVILLE
                3319 2.  HUNTINGTON STATION
                3358 6.  IRONDEQOIT *
                3320 6.  ITHACA
                3321 6.  JAMESTOWN
                3322 6.  KINGSTON
                3323 2.  LACKAWANNA
                3359 2.  LAKE RONKONKOMA *
                3324 2.  LEVITTOWN
                3325 2.  LINDENHURST
                3326 2.  LOCKPORT
                3327 2.  LONG BEACH
                3328 2.  MASSAPEQUA
                3329 2.  MERRICK
                3330 2.  MOUNT VERNON
                3331 6.  NEWBURGH
                3332 2.  NEW CITY
                3333 2.  NEW ROCHELLE
                3334 1.  NEW YORK
                3335 2.  NIAGARA FALLS
                3336 2.  NORTH BABYLON
                3360 2.  NORTH BAY SHORE *
                3337 2.  NORTH TONAWANDA
                3338 2.  OCEANSIDE
                3339 2.  PLAINVIEW
                3340 2.  PORT CHESTER
                3341 6.  POUGHKEEPSIE
                3342 4.  ROCHESTER
                3343 2.  ROCKVILLE CENTRE
                3344 5.  ROME
                3345 6.  ROTTERDAM
                3346 5.  SCHENECTADY
                3361 2.  SMITHTOWN *
                3347 5.  SYRACUSE
                3362 2.  TONAWANDA *
                3348 5.  TROY
                3349 5.  UTICA
                3350 2.  VALLEY STREAM
                3351 6.  WATERTOWN
                3363 2.  WEST BABYLON *
                3364 2.  WEST ISLIP *
                3365 2.  WEST SENACA *
                3352 2.  WHITE PLAINS
                3353 2.  YONKERS

                NORTH CAROLINA  (147)
                3400 5.  ASHEVILLE
                3401 6.  BURLINGTON
                3402 6.  CAMP LEJEUNE
                3403 6.  CHAPEL HILL
                3404 5.  CHARLOTTE
                3405 5.  DURHAM
                3406 5.  FAYETTEVILLE
                3407 6.  FORT BRAGG
                3408 6.  GASTONIA
                3409 6.  GOLDSBORO
                3410 5.  GREENSBORO
                3411 6.  GREENVILLE
                3412 5.  HIGH POINT
                3413 6.  KANNAPOLIS
                3419 6.  KINSTON *
                3414 5.  RALEIGH
                3415 6.  ROCKY MOUNT
                3416 6.  WILMINGTON
                3417 6.  WILSON
                3418 5.  WINSTON-SALEM

                NORTH DAKOTA  (136)
                3500 6.  BISMARCK
                3501 5.  FARGO
                3502 6.  GRAND FORKS
                3503 6.  MINOT

                OHIO  (124)
                3600 4.  AKRON
                3601 6.  ALLIANCE
                3602 6.  ATHENS
                3603 6.  AUSTINTOWN
                3604 6.  BARBERTON
                3651 6.  BEAVERCREEK *
                3605 6.  BOARDMAN
                3652 6.  BOWLING GREEN *
                3606 2.  BROOK PARK
                3653 2.  BRUNSWICK *
                3607 5.  CANTON
                3608 4.  CINCINNATI
                3609 4.  CLEVELAND
                3610 2.  CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
                3611 4.  COLUMBUS
                3612 6.  CUYAHOGA FALLS
                3613 5.  DAYTON
                3654 2.  DELHI HILLS
                3614 2.  EAST CLEVELAND
                3615 5.  ELYRIA
                3616 2.  EUCLID
                3617 6.  FAIRBORN
                3655 6.  FAIRFIELD *
                3618 6.  FINDLAY
                3619 2.  GARFIELD HEIGHTS
                3620 5.  HAMILTON
                3656 6.  HUBER HEIGHTS *
                3621 6.  KENT
                3622 5.  KETTERING
                3623 2.  LAKEWOOD
                3624 6.  LANCASTER
                3625 5.  LIMA
                3626 5.  LORAIN
                3627 5.  MANSFIELD
                3628 2.  MAPLE HEIGHTS
                3629 6.  MARION
                3630 6.  MASSILLON
                3631 2.  MENTOR
                3632 6.  MIDDLETOWN
                3633 6.  NEWARK
                3634 2.  NORTH OLMSTED
                3635 2.  NORWOOD
                3636 2.  PARMA
                3637 9.  PARMA HEIGHTS
                3638 6.  PORTSMOUTH
                3639 6.  SANDUSKY
                3640 2.  SHAKER HEIGHTS
                3641 2.  SOUTH EUCLID
                3642 5.  SPRINGFIELD
                3643 6.  STEUBENVILLE
                3657 6.  STOW *
                3658 2.  STRONGSVILLE *
                3644 4.  TOLEDO
                3645 2.  UPPER ARLINGTON
                3646 5.  WARREN
                3647 2.  WHITEHALL
                3648 2.  XENIA
                3649 5.  YOUNGSTOWN
                3650 6.  ZANESVILLE

                OKLAHOMA  (153)
                3700 6.  BARTLESVILLE
                3712 6.  BROKEN ARROW *
                3701 6.  DEL CITY
                3713 6.  EDMOND *
                3702 6.  ENID
                3703 5.  LAWTON
                3704 6.  MIDWEST CITY
                3714 6.  MOORE *
                3705 6.  MUSKOGEE
                3706 5.  NORMAN
                3707 4.  OKLAHOMA CITY
                3708 6.  PONCA CITY
                3709 6.  SHAWNEE
                3710 6.  STILWATER
                3711 4.  TULSA

                OREGON  (172)
                3806 6.  ALBANY *
                3807 2.  BEAVERTON *
                3800 6.  CORVALLIS
                3801 5.  EUGENE
                3808 2.  GRESHAM *
                3809 2.  HAZELWOOD *
                3810 2.  HILLSBORO *
                3802 6.  MEDFORD
                3803 4.  PORTLAND
                3804 5.  SALEM
                3805 6.  SPRINGFIELD

                PENNSYLVANIA  (114)
                3928 2.   ABINGTON TWP. *
                3900 5.   ALLENTOWN
                3901 5.   ALTOONA
                3902 9.   BALDWIN
                3929 2.   BENSALEM TWP. *
                3903 2.   BETHEL PARK
                3904 5.   BETHLEHEM
                3930 2.   BRISTOL TWP. *
                3931 2.   CHELTENHAM *
                3905 2.   CHESTER
                3906 6.   EASTON
                3907 5.   ERIE
                3932 2.   FALLS TWP. *
                3908 5.   HARRISBURG
                3933 2.   HAVERFORD  TWP. *
                3909 6.   HAZLETON
                3910 6.   JOHNSTOWN
                3911 5.   LANCASTER
                3912 6.   LEBANON
                3934 2.   LOWER MERION TWP. *
                3935 2.   MCCANDLESS TWP. *
                3913 2.   MCKEESPORT
                3914 2.   MONROEVILLE
                3936 2.   MOUNT LEBANON *
                3915 6.   NEW CASTLE
                3916 2.   NORRISTOWN
                3937 2.   PENN HILLS *
                3917 1.   PHILADELPHIA
                3918 4.   PITTSBURGH
                3938 2.   PLUM *
                3919 2.   POTTSTOWN
                3939 2.   RADNOR TWP. *
                3920 5.   READING
                3940 2.   RIDLEY TWP. *
                3941 2.   ROSS TWP. *
                3921 5.   SCRANTON
                3942 2.   SHALER TWP. *
                3943 2.   SPRINGFIELD *
                3922 6.   STATE COLLEGE
                3944 2.   UPPER DARBY *
                3945 2.   UPPER MERION *
                3946 2.   UPPER MORELAND TWP. *
                3947 2.   WARMINSTER *
                3923 2.   WEST MIFFLIN
                3924 5.   WILKES-BARRE
                3925 2.   WILKINSBURG
                3926 6.   WILLIAMSPORT
                3927 5.   YORK

                RHODE ISLAND  (105)
                4012 6.   COVENTRY *
                4000 5.   CRANSTON
                4001 6.   CUMBERLAND
                4002 6.   EAST PROVIDENCE
                4003 6.   MIDDLETOWN
                4004 6.   NEWPORT
                4005 6.   NORTH KINGSTOWN
                4006 6.   NORTH PROVIDENCE
                4007 5.   PAWTUCKET
                4008 5.   PROVIDENCE
                4009 5.   WARWICK
                4010 6.   WEST WARWICK
                4011 6.   WOONSOCKET

                SOUTH CAROLINA  (148)
                4100 6.   ANDERSON
                4101 5.   CHARLESTON
                4102 5.   COLUMBIA
                4103 6.   FLORENCE
                4104 5.   GREENVILLE
                4108 6.   NORTH CHARLESTON *
                4105 6.   ROCK HILL
                4106 6.   SPARTANBURG
                4107 6.   SUMTER

                SOUTH DAKOTA  (137)
                4200 6.   ABERDEEN
                4201 6.   RAPID CITY
                4202 5.   SIOUX FALLS

                TENNESSEE  (154)
                4300 5.   CHATTANOOGA
                4301 6.   CLARKSVILLE
                4310 6.   CLEVELAND *
                4311 6.   COLUMBIA *
                4312 6.   HENDERSONVILLE *
                4302 6.   JACKSON
                4303 6.   JOHNSON CITY
                4304 6.   KINGSPORT
                4305 5.   KNOXVILLE
                4306 4.   MEMPHIS
                4307 6.   MURFEESBORO
                4308 4.   NASHVILLE-DAVIDSON
                4309 6.   OAK RIDGE

                TEXAS  (149)
                4400 5.   ABILENE
                4401 5.   AMARILLO
                4402 5.   ARLINGTON
                4403 4.   AUSTIN
                4404 2.   BAYTOWN
                4405 5.   BEAUMONT
                4406 6.   BIG SPRING
                4407 5.   BROWNSVILLE
                4408 6.   BRYAN
                4447 2.   CARROLLTON *
                4448 6.   COLLEGE STATION *
                4409 5.   CORPUS CHRISTI
                4410 4.   DALLAS
                4449 6.   DEL RIO *
                4411 6.   DENISON
                4412 2.   DENTON
                4450 2.   DUNCANVILLE *
                4413 4.   EL PASO
                4414 2.   FARMERS BRANCH
                4415 9.   FORT HOOD
                4416 4.   FORT WORTH
                4417 5.   GALVESTON
                4418 2.   GARLAND
                4419 2.   GRAND PRAIRIE
                4420 6.   HALTOM CITY
                4421 6.   HARLINGTEN
                4422 1.   HOUSTON
                4423 6.   HURST


               4424 2.   IRVING
                4425 6.   KILLEEN
                4426 6.   KINGSVILLE
                4427 5.   LAREDO
                4428 6.   LONGVIEW
                4429 5.   LUBBOCK
                4451 6.   LUFKIN *
                4430 6.   MCALLEN
                4431 2.   MESQUITE
                4432 5.   MIDLAND
                4452 6.   NOCOGDOCHES *
                4453 2.   NORTH RICHLAND HILLS *
                4433 5.   ODESSA
                4454 6.   PARIS *
                4434 2.   PASADENA
                4455 2.   PLANO *
                4435 5.   PORT ARTHUR
                4436 2.   RICHARDSON
                4437 5.   SAN ANGELO
                4438 4.   SAN ANTONIO
                4439 6.   SHERMAN
                4440 6.   TEMPLE
                4441 6.   TEXARKANA
                4442 6.   TEXAS CITY
                4443 5.   TYLER
                4444 6.   VICTORIA
                4445 5.   WACO
                4446 5.   WICHITA FALLS

                UTAH  (167)
                4500 6.   BOUNTIFUL
                4501 6.   EAST MILLCREEK
                4506 6.   LOGAN *
                4507 6.   MURRAY *
                4502 5.   OGDEN
                4503 6.   OREM
                4504 5.   PROVO
                4505 5.   SALT LAKE CITY
                4508 6.   SANDY CITY *
                4509 6.   WEST JORDAN *
                4510 6.   WEST VALLEY *

                VERMONT  (106)
                4600 6.  BURLINGTON

                VIRGINIA  (140)
                4700 2.   ALEXANDRIA
                4701 2.   ANNANDALE
                4702 2.   ARLINGTON
                4716 2.   BLACKSBURG *
                4719 2.   BURKE *
                4703 6.   CHARLOTTESVILLE
                4704 5.   CHESAPEAKE
                4720 2.   DALE CITY *
                4705 6.   DANVILLE
                4706 5.   HAMPTON
                4707 9.   JEFFERSON
                4708 5.   LYNCHBURG
                4721 2.   MCLEAN *
                4709 5.   NEWPORT NEWS
                4710 4.   NORFOLK
                4711 6.   PETERSBURG
                4712 5.   PORTSMOUTH
                4722 2.   RESTON *
                4713 4.   RICHMOND
                4714 5.   ROANOKE
                4715 6.   STAUNTON
                4723 6.   SUFFOLK *
                4724 6.   TUCKAHOE *
                4716 5.   VIRGINIA BEACH
                4725 2.   WEST SPRINGFIELD *
                4717 2.   WOODBRIDGE-MARUMSCO

                WASHINGTON  (173)
                4815 2.   AUBURN *
                4800 2.   BELLEVUE
                4801 6.   BELLINGHAM
                4802 6.   BREMERTON
                4803 2.   EDMONDS
                4804 2.   EVERETT
                4805 6.   FORT LEWIS
                4816 6.   KENNEWICK *
                4806 9.   LAKES DISTRICT
                4807 6.   LONGVIEW
                4817 6.   OLYMPIA *
                4808 2.   RENTON
                4809 6.   RICHLAND
                4810 4.   SEATTLE
                4811 5.   SPOKANE
                4812 2.   TACOMA
                4813 5.   VANCOUVER
                4818 6.   WALLA WALLA *
                4814 6.   YAKIMA

                WEST VIRGINIA  (156)
                4900 5.   CHARLESTON
                4901 6.   FAIRMONT
                4902 5.   HUNTINGTON
                4903 6.   MORGANTOWN
                4904 6.   PARKERSBURG
                4905 6.   WEIRTON
                4906 6.   WHEELING

                WISCONSIN  (125)
                5000 5.   APPLETON
                5001 6.   BELOIT
                5002 2.   BROOKFIELD
                5003 6.   EAU CLAIRE
                5004 6.   FOND DU LAC
                5005 5.   GREEN BAY
                5006 2.   GREENFIELD
                5007 6.   JANESVILLE
                5008 5.   KENOSHA
                5009 5.   LA CROSSE
                5010 5.   MADISON
                5011 6.   MANITOWOC
                5012 2.   MENOMONEE FALLS
                5013 4.   MILWAUKEE
                5014 2.   NEW BERLIN
                5015 5.   OSHKOSH
                5016 5.   RACINE
                5017 6.   SHEBOYGAN
                5018 6.   SUPERIOR
                5019 2.   WAUKESHA
                5020 6.   WAUSAU
                5021 2.   WAUWATOSA
                5022 2.   WEST ALLIS

                WYOMING  (168)
                5100 6.   CASPER
                5101 6.   CHEYENNE