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[Marching band music] Male voice 1: In the next 60 seconds, we want to give you a brief look at the Democratic candidate for

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Lieutenant Governor, Tom Sharp. Tom and his colleagues gave this date it's first balanced budget, despite claims to the contrary. He fought

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successful for a reduction in the personal income tax. Tom wants to see markets expanded for agribusiness and as promised,

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to open his office as Lieutenant Governor to the small businessman. Giving small business a direct link with state government and the means to

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obtain answers to problems. He fought for the pharmaceutical assistance bill for senior citizens, which was vetoed by the governor.

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He's looking to ease the tax burden for seniors and wants criminals behind bars not walking the streets.

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Quoting from a News Journal columnist wrote Russ of his opponent is elected Lieutenant Governor.

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1980 is the year to elect people over elected of officials. If you believe as we do, then vote Tom Sharp

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Lieutenant Governor. Who were we? Were that people who believe in Tom. Let's put people before politics. Male voice 2: Paid for by the Tom Sharp

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Campaign Committee. [Marching band music ends on drums]