Wisconsin's Paper Industry Woes Shape Race

ByABC News
October 9, 2008, 7:46 AM

KIMBERLY, Wis. -- There's a campaign going on in this village of 6,444 in the northeast region of this battleground state.

Lawn signs line the sidewalks and organizers talk on cellphones in a temporary office.

The signs are not part of a political campaign. They carry slogans such as "World class work force" and "Save U.S. Jobs" and are part of an effort to save a paper mill, and maybe a town.