Referencing Stage From External Class

I have an external class file that extends the MovieClip
class and is linked to a movieClip on the main stage. I need it to
be able to access properties of other movieclips on the main stage.
How could I do this. Here is what my base movieclip class that I
want to access the stage with looks like. Remember, it is linked to
a movieclip on the stage, if that matters...
Obviously there is more code in the class, but I removed it
for the sake of simplicity.

that's what I thought too, but it's not working.
in my document class Main I tried
mc_bg:MovieClip = new mc_background();
then i tried passing the mc_bg MovieClip instance to the Background class.
That gives Error 1180: Call to a Possibly undefined method mc_background.

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I've googled this to no avail, I've only found how to manipulate the stage itself and not a display object on it, and I'm noob enough to not be able to figure it out from there. :/
I have a movie clip on the main timeline with instance name displayName. I created a button that should change what frame displayName goes to (in order to...did you guess it?! diplay the Name of the button. Awesome. )
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    private javax.swing.JList jList1;
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I am creating a Flash form which will include a drop-down selection menu from which a user may choose their state. I originally accomplished this by adding a ComboBox to the stage and then populated the ComboBox's DataProvider object with an XML listing of all the state names and the corresponding values. Everything works as expected.
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There is a something tricky:
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