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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE —_. 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 To: - L. Cappelli Date: June 8, 1979 From: - W. Hickey : Subject b hWEE AR Y ORDER Please issue a change order to KCS Industries in Milwaukee covering the following quantity changes in our current Utility Tray order. ~ ORIGINAL QUANTITY NEW REVISED : : " ORDERED QUANTITY Marlboro Generic 32,000 ~ 30,000 * Marlboro Spanish 7,000 4,000 * Virginia Slims Ethnic 7,000 — 12,000 In addition to these changes, please adjust the quantities on the pictorials Philip Morris is producing on the two Marlboro lots. Allow sufficient overage as there will be a high waste factor during assembly at KCS. KCS as you.know, handiing the separations and printing of the Virginia Slims lot. * Philip Morris to supply these two lots. Finished, trimmed, and laminated proofs are still being awaited in order to get final approval. ; WPH :hms ccs: J. Moran T., Keim thie -—~ SIGEa0b eo?
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Tur Counci, For Topacco Resrarcu-U.S8.A., Inc. ° 110 EAST Sern STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 October 3, 1979 Dr. Alvan Feinstein Department of Medicine Yale University - School of Medicine New Haven , Connbeéicut . 06510 he a Re: Grant Application No. 1273 ‘ es ee Marie-Louise Lubs, Ph.D. | Dear Dr. Feinstein: | Tt has been suggested that you might evaluate for us a grant proposal we now have under consideration, for which we require a eritical review. : Because of the pressure of time, I have taken the liberty of enclosing a confidential copy of the application, and hope that you would evaluate it for us. You have entire latitude on how you set “down your comments. The Council provides a modest honorarium for such evaluations. : As we are now preparing for a semi-annual meeting of our Selentific Advisory Board, we trust that we may hear from you within ‘the next few weeks 2t the latest. If you are not able to provide the requested evaluation, please simply return the application in-the enclosed postpaid envelope. Sincer ely yours, David Stone, Ph.D. Associate Research Director ' Encls. . 50218257
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“Niosi, Jason” : To Jordan Bressler/Lorillard/MLBA@MLBA <jniosi@WeberShandwick.com> cc 04/12/2002 02:15 PM bec Subject RE: Unfinished items Jordan, According to Larsen. both of your concerns have been addressed. Check out the staging site at www. buttoutnow.com: 7070 Unfortunately, my computer setup does not allow me to look at screensavers. Iam getting this issue resolved as soon as possible but let me know if you have any more concerns. Tf I don't hear from you. congratulations and good luck next week! Jason ----- Original Message—-—-—— From: jbresslerf@lortobco.com [mailto: jbressler@lortobeco. com] Sent: Friday. April 12. 2002 1:51 PM To: Niosi, Jason Subject: RE: Unfinished items Have they aleo looked into my complaint that there is a palpable three-or—-so second delay from when you click "exit" until you're "released" back to your computer? "“Niosi, Jason" <jniosi@WeberShandwick.com> on 04/12/2002 02:17:08 PH Ta: Jordan Breseler/Lorillard“MLBAG@MLBA eo! Subject: RE: Unfinished items Hi Jordan, T believe it has been taken care of on the buttoutnow staging site, but an waiting for confirmation from Larsen. I will let you know as soon as I find out. Thanks. Jason -—---- Original Message——-—-—— From: jbressler@lortobco.com [mailto: jbressler@lortobco. com] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 1:02 PH To: jniosi@webershandwick.com Cc: khomburger@vebershandwick con Subject: Unfinished itens Jason —— Still waiting to find out the fiz on the "Falling Apart" screensaver. As I reported last week, the current model doesn't appear to have ANY audio (and I did ensure that the mute button vas unchecked). Please update me on this situation so we may make the new screensaver live. 81887335
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— Original Message---- From: Vitobello, Laura Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 11:16 AM To: Daragan, Karen M. Subject: RE: Nicoli's Home Address Yes. It's true. I've been waiting patiently for something to open up in YSP. It's funny because even before the job opened up, I was going to chat w/you about YSP department. It's something I've been thinking about for some time now. Talk about timing. ALILIOISB0C
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4. 6. MARKETING ISSUES. When will you introduce this cigarette? when it is ready and when we are convinced that smokers will like it. How will you know? I'm not going to speculate on that. Why did you develop this cigarette? We developed it because it's clear the public wants less second-hand smoke. Research clearly shows that smokers are concerned about the issue of second-hand smoke and that they. ‘hope companies such as ours can do something about it. Before we introduce this new cigarette, we will be certain it provides the taste and smoking pleasure that many smokers enjoy. We believe smokers will also appreciate the benefits of a 90 percent reduction in second-hand smoke,’ no lingering odor in.hair, clothing and furniture, no ashes‘ and“no stains. to fingers and teeth. ee mee What makes you think smokers want it? They told us so. Smokers clearly want a cigarette that’: provides smoking enjoyment, good taste and aroma: And they want a cigayette that eliminates or minimizes: aspects they - don't like -- such as lingering odor, stains to fingérs and teeth, as well as ashes. In addition, they want to avoid the annoyance associated with second-hand smoke. The new cigarette reduces second-hand smoke by 90 percent. “Because there is virtually no smoke off the lit‘ end and-thé! exhaled smoke dissipates quickly, it is much less annoying to non-smokers than smoke from other.cigarettes. “smokers and most non-smokers are both interested in accommodation. | - What makes you think smokers will buy this? weg t (Same answer as #4) i ee Bp aag Is this just a gimmick to capture new smokers? ~ Absolutely not. Some 900 cigarette styles are available in the U.S. market. This is simply another .choice for smokers who want tobacco taste and enjoyment with significantly less second-hand smoke, no lingering odor, stains or ashes,: Is this cigarette intended to get former smokers to begin | again? ‘ . UW = ' - Ns] © n?,) nay NO oe)
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PHILIP MORRI A INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 TO: Distribution - DATE: July 2, 1992 FROM: Marketing Information & Analysis/B. Neidley/_7ae~ SUBJECT: iel Topline Flash R - May 1992 Attached please find the Nielsen Topline Report for May based on the new geographic alignment Please call if you have any questions or comments. BN/jar Distribution: R. Anise R. Mikulay T. Beane H. Mize - R2 D. Beran R.W. Murray S. Bloom D. Nelson - R1 W. Campbell T. Nelson R. Camisa B. O'Brien C. Cohen R. Olson - R4 D. Dangoor N. Parmet C. Finch - R3 R. Pettinelli E, Fitzgerald S. Piskor T. Garguilo J. Raporte G. Garner S. Reich E. Gawronski B. Reuter A. Goldfarb T. Saloun M. Schroeder H. Harwood B. Schuyler J. Heironimus R. Simons P. Henriques J. Spector S. Jannetta H. Steele C. Johnson R. Stewart J. Knox M. Szymanczyk J. Kuhlman - R5 J. Taylor S. LeVan R. Tomei w C. Levy S. Vasquez = N. Lund P. Voltz- LB = M. Mahan B. Weinstein o T. McCarthy L. Wexler ore) E. Merlo R. Whalen am Gr te. oe
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. - CENTURY , ~ Marketing Strategy Summary a. . Objective The Brand's objective is to solidify CENTURY's position among value-conscious smokers as a superior alternative to reduced price brands, leading to share of market growth. Overall Strategy Implement marketing programs designed to 1) establish and maintain high awareness of CENTURY's product quality advantages relative to other branded and non-branded offerings within the savings segment, and 2) continue emphasis on the inherent savings of CENTURY when purchased by the carton. A trial-oriented promotions. strategy will support advertising's primary communication of product quality. Brand Positioning CENTURY is a uniquely packaged brand with 25 cigarettes per pack for value-conscious smokers, who are primarily down- scale and over 25, which provides them with the savings of the package in combination with a taste equal to the best available. Spending Advertising and promotion expenditures will total in 1985, with a 70:30 advertising to promotion spending ratio. Advertising weight will be emphasized to build and sustain high awareness levels among target smokers of CENTURY's product quality and savings benefits. Geographic Emphasis Target both media and promotion programs to markets charac- terized by high proportions of value-conscious smokers. These will be identified according to CENTURY development 50% and generics growth rate (50%). Product Conduct on-going product development and testing to ensure that of minimum parity performance versus Marlboro is maintained for all CENTURY brand styles. Each CENTURY product is planned to incorporate a reduced cost four-component blend by 1985. 299% 89505
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California Beverage Merchants 1716 X Street Phone: (916) 444-9800 or (800) 800-6473 Sacramento, CA 95818-2335 FAX: (916) 444-6478 March 14, 1997 The Honorable Michael Bilirakis, Chairman Commerce Subcommittee on Health & Environment U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. Dear Honorable Bilirakis: The California Beverage Merchants Association, representing over 3,000 mom and pop liquor and convenience store owners in California, has been pleased to promote the We Card program to it’s members for over a year. We have publicized the program through our newsletters, distributed materials in our membership kits, and championed the We Card Kits at membership meetings. We believe that this program is an important tool for our members to use in training their staff in responsible retailing, and have had very positive feedback from them. As a member of the Coalition for Responsible Tobacco Retailing, we have helped to set up and promote training for members and non-members alike, including planning an aggressive program of training for California retailers in April, May and June of this year. We Card has significantly helped our members and their employees in lowering the incidents of sales to minors, and we are pleased to be a part of this important effort. Sincerely, Judith L. Ashley Executive Director JLA/s cc: CBM Board of Directors TIWI! 0002334 Formerly California Retail Liquor Dealers Association / Alcohol Beverage Merchants
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May 11, 1976 Mr. G. E. Harlow Attached are the tables you requested. These tables are based on Maxwell data. The tar level breaks are based on the April, 1976, FTC tar and nicotine report, except for the following: a) Iceberg 100's (9mg.} and Lucky 100's (9mg.) are now in the 6mg. tar or less group. b) Multifilter Menthol (10mg.) was grouped with Multi- filter Filter (13mg.). c) True 100's Menthol (13mg.) was grouped with the other True styles (11-l2mg.). d) Kent King Size Box (15mg.) is not included. It is considefed to be with Kent King (l6mg.) t. P. @. Galya Marketing Research Department PEG :rac Attachments 66” BLOOS,
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REVISED COPY . PLEASE DESTROY ORIGINAL Pe K October 14, 1988 Ms. Marcia Wolly PRIMARY RESEARCH, INC. 676 St. Clair Suite 1920 Chicago, Illinois 60611 Dear Marcia: This letter is to confirm the upcoming focus groups to be held at QCS in Overland Park, Kansas which you will be moderating. Primary Research has been selected to provide recruiting, moderating, facilities, and refreshments for six focus groups on November 1 and 2, 1988. Audio and videotaping of the groups will be required. GROUP COMPOSITION/TIMING: Fifteen (15) qualifying respondents wil] be recruited for each group. Only one smoker per household will be eligible for this study. The gratuity will be $35 per respondent. The timing and composition of each group will] be as follows; qualifying brands for the groups are listed in Attachment I. @ Tuesday, November 1 Group 1: 6:00 p.m. 18-24 year old female Marlboro Lights Non-Menthol 85mm/100mm smokers Group 2: 7:15 p.m. 18-24 year old female Virginia Slims Non-Menthol/ Menthol (ex. 120’s) smokers Group 3: 8:30 p.m. 18-24 year old female Fuller Flavor Low Tar Non-Nenthol/Menthol 85mm/100mm smokers B92p ZTLOS
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2085316049 Lipowicz, Peter J. From: Rustemeier, Klaus Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 11:43 AM To: Lipewiez, Peter J. Ce: Gerstenberg, Birgit Subject: Ammonia in smoke Dear Pete, | would like to call you tomorrow, 11 Dec. 01, at 8.00 a.m. your time to discuss the determination of ammonia in smoke. My colleague Birgit Gerstenberg will be with me. Will you be available? Sorry for the delay. Klaus
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From: Mason, Marie N. To: DL SME Dept CC: Leary, Ned C. BCC: Primary Date: 7/27/1998 12:07:24 PM Last Modified Date: 1998-Jul-27 12:07:24 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Jul-27 12:07:11 Received Date: 1998-Jul-27 12:07:24 Subject: NO BULL 5 RELEASE xSSASLRAAAARASAANUSS LSA NEA AEE USS EET ARENAS SSAA SA RRR Attachments: 98-209.D0C RJRO0000000320701 47 70016 2761 OGle 6622S
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From: Tomb, Howard Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 9:53 AM To: Pfeil, Michael E. Subject: RE: WHO desk drop draft Here it is. I'm taking it to Legal now. << File: WHO desk drop.doc >> 2078875153
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INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE — Puta PT © f¢ No “LEB E3 September 14, 1988 a ef aie MR. R. A. KAMPE * Ne, ‘I / Re: Germany ~— Tax Classification It has come to our attention today that the Ministry of Finance is likely to tax SPA as a cigarette. This unfortunate news comes as a result of a preliminary report from the Customs Laboratory to the MOF. In a meeting this morning with three MOF officials, W. Dembach and J. Freund were informed that the Customs Lab had analyzed our product, which is standard practice, and were of the opinion that SPA’s characteristics were most similar to a cigarette. This enables, if not obliges, the MOF to classify SPA under Section 3 of the tax law and apply a cigarette tax rate. It was stated at the meeting that this report was preliminary and is not binding on the MOF. However, W. Dembach did not see any indication that the MOF would rule differently. The meeting was called by Dr. Hafele, Parliamentary Under ~ Secretary (deputy minister reporting to Minister of Finance, Stoltenberg) and he invited Dr. Schmutzer (head of the department responsible for these issues) and Mr. Dittrich (the official directly in charge of RJR’s request). Absent from the meeting was Mr. Richter, who is Mr. Dittrich’s superior and has been an advocate of RJR‘s position. Wilfried’s read on the situation is that Mr. Richter has not been able to exert sufficient influence and is no longer a major factor in the MOF’s decision. Apparently, Dr. Hafele expressed the opinion that SPA could be considered a cigarette product and taxed accordingly. He went on to say that the political issues of SPA’s investment value and social benefits were of no concern to the MOF in its interpretation of the law. In light of this, Wilfried believes that Mr. Dittrich will feel encouraged to recommend a cigarette tax rate. Nn ° 0) N we @ ® ay oy)
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From: Lee, Doris M Sent: Thursday, November 18, 1999 1:12 AM To: DL PMUSA FSF TMPs; DL PMUSA FSF TMAs; DuPorte, Shelda M. Subject: APRIL 2000 MENU ROLL UP Importance: High Hello Everyone, Enclosed is the April 2000 Menu Roll Up spread sheet for the Marlboro B38G2F promotion. There are only seven items on the list. As aresult, the budgets are lower than normal. Other items will be available to you, however, we estimated quantities because they are equity items that are a continuation from March, with the same production schedule as March POS. Those items and quantities will be communicated on the server. Please submit quantities to me by the end of the day 12/12/99. Let me know if you have any questions. Doris ie Coa 4-2000 Supp POS uw DOTILO88L0Z
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January 9, 1962 te Bowman Grey hetrman R J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina Peay ‘Rowmarts Fo ollewing my letter to you of Decenber 23, 1966, thie will advise you that we have received word from each of the five companies approached by be. Kotin for funds. With the exception of the P. Lorilierd Compeny, each has given assurance that finenelal aid will be exterded te the University of Southern California School of Medicine aa requested by Dr. Kotin. Funds will be provided in accordance with the proration and according to the forma used by the TIRC, which was attached to my Letter to you of Becexber 6, 1960. With beat personal regards. Sincerely, tT. V. Heartnett Chairman TVHrek
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7 -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE PH (9) e A. 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 TO: Dave Etz ~ ~ DATE: March 16, 1990 Bill Hanekamp oe FROM: Lisa Guglielmone \* SUBJECT: Superslims 1990 Dire&t Mail Program Attached is the creative brief for the Superslims 1990 direct mail program. Please plan on presenting ideas to Nancy Parmet and me sometime during the week of April 9. cc: N. Parmet M. Nawrocki Ss. Jannetta SGPVEGG6LPOZ
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 Park Ave., NYC 10017 ok A. Goldfarb/M. Mahan Date: March 26, 1990 From: P. vesener /f/)— Re: Alpine/Cambridge PVB Promotion Concepts This provides a brief description of some recommended Media or Premium Promotion concepts developed for the Alpine and/or Cambridge brands (or both). ALPINE . Free Bavarian Alpine Mints (Holida An ROP coupon offers free Bavarian Alpine Mints, sent to you or your friends for the holidays, with X proofs of purchase. . Free Corduroy Caps A free Alpine Corduroy Cap is offered either on-carton or via ROP coupon with X proofs of purchase. . "Make an Alpine Summer Cooler" As an overlay to planned carton offer of a 6-pack cooler -- a "Book of Values" on "cool" store items such as iced tea, ice cream, frozen drink mixes etc. plus recipes for "An Alpine Cooler Summer Refresher" nonalcoholic drink. . Free Alpine Mountain Snowshaker (Holiday) An ROP offer of a "Free Alpine Snowshaker" when consumers send in X proofs of purchase (or as a near-pack display offer). ‘ The Alpine Outdoor Merchandise Discount A book of coupon values for outdoor clothing and equipment is offered via high volume Mass Merchant displays. Consumers receive discount(s) on in-store item(s) with X proofs of purchase (i.e. boots, ponchos, tents, lanterns, hiking equipment etc.) Option -- offer could be made via ROP insert and/or Direct Mail. 5 CAMBRIDGE Se = ~e ° Ms a - Cambridge Free "Pizza Party" Consumers receive an on-carton coupon for a "free large pizza pie with carton purchase" when they purchase a carton of Cambridge. Coupon is valid at any pizza retailer, and pizza receipt must accompany redeemed coupon. Note: Coupon will require consumers name, address etc. plus a signature ensuring they are 21 years of age -- which will automatically enter them into the "Cambridge Pizza Party Entertainment Center Sweepstakes" -- consumers win a combination "system": a portable camcorder, VCR, TV Monitor and Stereo (CD) System. 9ZSETSZv0d
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Attalfa. Philip Morris USA Confidential PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia To: Dr. D. J. Koller Date: January 20, 2000 From: _L. E. Larson A A fiar— Subject: Medicago sativa GMO As part of a series of searches on numerous plant species, the standard search statement “gmo OR genetic?()(modif? OR manipulat?) OR transgenic(s)” was run against the species “(Medicago OR m)()sativa” -- and the matching abstracts are attached. The attached abstracts are from the DERWENT BIOTECHNOLOGY ABSTRACTS [DIALOG: File 357], PASCAL [DIALOG: File 315], CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND BIOTECHNOLOGY ABSTRACTS [DIALOG: File 315], and FEDERAL RESEARCH IN PROGRESS [DIALOG: File 266] databases. No unique results were found in the CORRENT BIOTECHNOLOGY ABSTRACTS [DIALOG: File 358] database. Please contact me, Lynn Larson, by phone or email to request reprints. For copies of patents, please call the Patent Department. If I may be of further assistance, please feel free to call me at ext. 4-3642. Attachment cc: Central Files; P0622 DOC CODE: P0622 evsgece LOZ
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To: From: OCT 28 1985 Lorillard MEMORANDUM _____ October 28, 1985 All Concerned J. R. Ave The following will be released to the press today: Lorillard, Inc. announced today that the KENT cigarettes advertising account has been assigned to Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne, Inc. KENT advertising was previously handled by Foote, Cone & Belding, New York. J. Robert Ave, President and CEO of Lorillard, Inc. fit said, "It is with both regret and great anticipation that we make the announcement of this change. FCB has been our stalwart partner for many years. They have helped us when at times we could not find the way to help ourselves. BBDO receives an account which has been professionally managed and we are eager to work with them in the further development of our KENT business." JRA:cg Zzvevtss
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y 10017 TO: Richard Camisa pat: July 28, 1986 FROM: Jeanne Bonhomme SUBJECT: Ad Monitor Study - Players Lights 25's Campaign Communication Results The attached tables report the results to the communication section of the Ad Monitor Study for Players Lights 25's. 121 Flavor Low Tar smokers were shown the attached four ads and questioned about them at length. If you'd like these data broken-down by any other smoker segments, just call. /me Attachments ett Buccellato Campbell Merlo Roper Stirlen Zoler anmamnmza= ga zortyo®
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rc CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK PRODUCT OF RETAINED OUTSIDE COUNSEL ral Jean Mahon T2317 10:33 AM To: John Mulderig/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo cc: Subject: Frosina--ABC Formula Documents John: Are you okay with this production going forward in this manner? I will continue discussions with Joseph about the secure room and arrange for Rolf to do a survey especially if we are agreeing to the production of Cat Il docs in Frosina. | will also work with Joseph and Hunton on the glyphing Issue. (! assume that if we go ahead with Cat |) production and we are unable to arrange the glyphing for the production we will produce on red paper in the interim and replace the red paper with glyped copies when they become available. VEOLTSOLLOT
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VPs Clipe, Bie mains COMMITTEE tiv APPROPFHATION ! (202) 228-4508 S UBC OMOATTIE: §. (202) 224-0777 FAX Deveorwen Congress of the Anited States 18 wer Faun grass MOLITARY CONSTRUCTION Naam, A 33190 Mouse of Bepresentatiors 08 $3)-9641 {905} 38 108.376 Fax Mashington, BE 20515-0017 july 19, 1993 Dear Friend of Carrie Meek: Plans are continuing to shape up for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 23rd Annual Legislative Weekend, September 15-19, at the Washington (D.C.) Convention Center. For your consideration I've enclosed a preliminary schedule of events and associated costs. There is not a registration fee for the CBC weekend Issue Forums and Braintrusts, however, registration is required. Issue Forums are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at the Washington Convention Center. The Braintrusts will be held on Friday in committee rooms on Capito) Hill. Fashion show, two shows, Friday, 8 p.m., and Saturday {2 noon. This year’s theme: A Return to OZ. After Friday’s fashion show there will be a benefit concert featuring either Chaka Kahn or Gladys Knight. The keynote speaker fur Saturday aight’s awards dinner has yet to be decided. Bernard Shaw of CNN will serve as the Master of Ceremonies and entertainment will be provided by the O'Jays and Levert. I realize that attending the CBC weekend is quite an expensive proposition considering airfare and housing costs. However, I would like to encourage as many of you who can afford to attend to do so. The Braintrust and the Issues Forums are usually very thought provoking. The social events are usually very nice, but trying to attend all of them could cost you an arm and a leg. So use your own judgemtent. On Friday cvening Congresswoman Meek will host a complimentary reception on the roof top terrace of the Madison Building of the Library of Congress for her friends from Miami. ~more- omer On REEVELED ER TIFL 0024812
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JUL-13-95 THU 16:43 BEACH INN PORT 407 7TSSu0804 Ps THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1075 I STREET, NORTHWEST JOHN P SHIPPER WASHINGTON, Dc 20006 Vice President 202/487-4800 © 800/868-4433 202/487-4844 July 13, 1995 Lobbyist Registration Room G-6B Claude Pepper Building 111 W, Madison Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-1425 To Whom It May Concern: As Designated Lobbyist for The Tobacco Institute, I respectfully request an extension for filing the Consolidation Lobbying Report due on Monday, July 17, 1995, I understand that by filing this request for extension, we will have a seventy-five day grace period to file the necessary documents required by your office. Please call my office, 202/457-4841, if there is a problem or question in regard to this matter, Sincerely, PE St gre John P. Shipper JPS/aes jp/\trafliobext TIFL 0048227 GERD ace
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From: Dawson, Nicole on Thu, Feb 19, 1998 1:57 PM Subject: RE: Ad Age To: Carraro, Tara; McCormick, Brendan; Quast, David; Storan, Susan; Szumera, Michael; Tapie, Monique left message VEvVveZLZ1 202
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THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U\S.A., LNo, ScePpORTONG Brose pical INVESTIGATION 900 THIRD AVENUE New Yor, NY 10022 (218) 42 Dek ARTHUR DD. BISENHERG, PH.D. ASSOCIATE RESEARCH DIRECTOR October 22, 1996 Richard A. Finkelstein, Ph.D. Department of Molecular Biology & Immunology University of Missouri School of Medicine DC 385.00 Allton Bldg. 208, 301 Business 70W Columbia, MO 65203 Dear Dr. Finkelstein: Thank you for your interest in our program of research support. I am pleased to enclose our Statement of Policy, Information for Applicants and a recent Annual Report that lists currently supported grants and contains abstracts of papers that have appeared over the last year acknowledging support from The Council for Tobacco Research. Our two-step application process is described on a separate enclosed sheet; it addresses several topics including eligibility, funding levels, award duration and specific instructions for submitting a Preliminary Application. Each application is reviewed by members of our Scientific Advisory Board, a panel of established biomedical scientists who serve as our peer review committee. Briefly, applicants must be faculty level scientists having appointments at not-for-profit institutions. The Council supports independent investigator-initiated projects (one, two or three years) in a variety of biomedical research areas. In the event you receive an award, annual, non-competing renewal applications are required and continued funding is based on your progress and the materials you submit with the renewal request forms. The Council encourages proposals from younger researchers, but as you will see from the Annual Report, a number of our awardees are established scientists. We ask that you complete the enclosed "Current and Pending Support" form since some consideration is given to your current funding level. Complete scientific freedom is assured and our only expectation is publication of research results in appropriate peer-reviewed journals. Sincerely, 3 ~ n 2! oy fe oO Lath Ese? yf VLA Arthur D, Hisenberg encl. ADE/prelim/PALTR12.DOC/mm 70013040
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‘“S ds vege vie wn ‘f wea AG Ries de elf Bote pig: Fach IS _ Richard J. Hickey, Ph. De {: Department of Statistics z. The Wharton School CC Gniversity of Pennsylvania hiladelphia, Pa. 19174 Special Project #101. ‘Epidemiological. and 1 Etiological Studies on the Relation of project titted Se Smoking and Other Environmental Variables to Human Chronic Disease,".which aus qaat tendered under date of JaEey 29, “1979 > by Ms e Pl Parker. Contracts”. 4 "gine records will’ designate this wmblertal tai es ‘2 Special Proféc athe Council for Tobacco Research -'U.S.A.;- Inc. gather: than ® grant+ Saas If at Ean line. ‘shoul dbe : in serted in to any future publi. tions #46 skp id: “Apes 5
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- MEMORANDUM - Mr. M. I. Gastman FROM: A. W. Spears ‘SUBJECT: Proposed Amendment big dete’ «bm y f ~ Sometime ago, you sent me a proposed amendment .to the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act to be introduced by Senator Stafford early in "anid As I head the amendment, it would call for the full disclosure of all additives and contaminants of tobacco and tobacco products. The disclosure would be -in a form of a listing on the label. I think the and probably would not fit on a label. I know of no “product where such a complete disclosure is required, _However, there are countries where limits are set for pesticide residues, for example, and as long as the limits are not exceeded, the product is acceptable and. no disclosure is required. This kind of approach is “practical, but a complete listing as called for in the amendment has no practicality. I trust that: you will communicate, as appropriate, this position. AWS/hsj December 21, 1982 ~ proposed amendment is completely impractical and unwork~ able. The disclosure list would be extraordinarily long §-
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—~-Original Message----- From: Yates, Margaret Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 5:03 PM To: Qamar, Aamir Subject: Cambridge trial offers Aamir, Glad your tooth is better. We have to quickly come up with a recommendation on how best to dial up the trial offers (by 50c) for Cambridge. The focus is on offensive. We will need to loop in Rahul for optimizing offers and redemption rates (based on Basic learning) Because this is a last minute thing for the April mailing we need to move quickly, review tomorrow and finalize with brand by Monday. Thanks, Margaret. VE09ZEPERNS
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Ri Renee Tobacco Company . PETER H. RAMM Senior Counsel P, ©, Box 2959. . a Winston-Salem, NC 27102 910-741-2687 May 8, 1996 Telecopy: 910-741-7598 MEMO TO: Distribution SUBJECT: FTC Document Request/Document Retention The Federal Trade Commissiori's Bureau of Competition has notified RJR that it is conducting a “non-public investigation" to determine if RJR is engaging in unfalr methods of competition or unfair practices: by aniering; {nto agreements with retailers to maintain the prices of cigarettes. ; As part of the FTC's notification of the existence.of this inquiry, the FTC has requested RJR to produce a number of types of documents mat are described herein below and to preserve these types of documents, The purpose of this mamo is to inform you oft the existence of the FTC's investigation and to alert you-to the requirement that we suspend our. normal document retention programs as to any documents created sincé January 1, 1993 that may be reasonably considered to be covered by the FTC's document request about aty “price related programs". The FTC has defined the term “price-related program":to include ‘any “program, arrangement or agreement between RJR and any retallar which contains any condition, requirement, element or eligibility criterion that pertains or relates, to :the -rétallar's..advertised or sales prices for cigarettes, including any requirement that the retaller offer RJ, Reyndlde' cigarettes for sale at the lowest price, the everyday lowest price, or at price parity with cigarettes manufactured by other companies, or that.interferes with the retailer's pricing of a competitor's cigarettes, or that requires the retaller to ralga thé price of a competitor's cigarettés. The term includes, but is not limited to, the Co-Marketing Promotion Accrual Program, the Total Category Partner Programs, and the Pack Outlet Retailer Partners Programs’. In additiort'to the broader category of documents referred to above, the FTC placed particular emphasis on all post-January 1; 1993 documents relating to RJR price related programs with retailers within the states Of Gdorgia, North Carolina and Virginia. With respect ' to these three states, the requested docurhents may Include such things as retail call reports, “Mea Work for emekers, 9ge9 9L5TS
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1970 Mr. L. F. Meyer : aaTF a September 28, Mr. Lorenz of BAT, Hamburg, presented the attached pager on a comperartes: studies with different smoking machines to the Coresta Congress {n Hamburg. You will probably hear more about this comparison from Bob Seligman when he comes back from the ISO meeting where the subject of standardization will ah undoubtedly be given a great deal of time and attention. ot goog gccontnetien a encl. "Results of Comparative Studies with wal Smoking Machines"
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RECEIVED SEP U4 1986 | R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company - toc. Big oa Mington-Saten SC OF 102 G. RDI MARCO Pgs al Bel September 4, 1986 CONFIDENTIAL fO TO: Dr. John A. Maselli RE: Corporate Center of Excellence in Toxicology Weekly Highlights - Week Ending August 29, 1986 e A meeting was held with RJR Archer representatives to develop sampling schedules and strategies for ozone, toluene, isocyanate and oil mists. Employees are being exposed to these chemicals in the workplace. e Dr. John Kirschman will publish a paper on "Investigations of dichloromethane metabolism and subchronic oral toxicity as the basis for design of chronic oral studies in rats and mice" in the November issue of Food and Chemical Toxicology. e An FDA. Advisory Committee on Hypersensitivity to Food Constituents has recommended an increase in research efforts in the area of antigen characterization and the development of an appropriate animal model, a reporting procedure for deaths due to adverse food reactions to the Centers for Disease Control, an increase in enforcement of good manufacturing practices to prevent laws which exempt some ingredients from food labels, and an increase in educational efforts toward physicians, consumers and manufacturers regarding avoidance and treatment of food reactions. The recommendations also included the labeling of bulk foods sold in retail outlets and to limit or phase-in the release of new food additives. The committee also acknowledged the incidence of food reactions to legumes which included peanuts and soybeans, seafood (accounts for 5 to 10% of reactions in children), milk and eggs (10 to 25% of reactions in children, 0.1% in the general population), tree nuts and chocolate. The committee also noted that reactions to grain products are exceedingly rare and there is no evidence that molds/yeasts produce adverse reactions. ble2 697905
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FF Principal investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middle): Khew-Voon Chin, Ph.D. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators. Begin with the principal investigator/program director. Photocopy this page for each person. POSITION TITLE EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education. such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.} YEAR CONFERRED INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE FIELD OF STUDY B.A. Ph.D. Postdoc. Wittenberg University, Springfield, OH Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ National Cancer Institute, NIH, Bethesda, MD 1983 Biology & Chemistry 1988 Pharmacology 1988-1991 | Molecular Biology RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Conctuding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and honors. Key personnel include the principal investigator and any other individuals who participate in the scientific development or execution of the project. Key personnel typically wiil include ail individuals with doctoral or other protessional degrees, but in some projects will include individuals at the masters or baccalaureate levei provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project. include present membership on any Federal Government public aavisory committee. List. in chronological order. the titles, all authors, and compiete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. Employment and Experience: 1987, Spring Lectured in Topics in Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology - Methods in Pharmacology 1987, Fall | Lectured in Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology - A Symposium for Advanced Undergraduates 1988-1990 Post-doctoral Fellow, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1980-1991 — Post-dostoral Fellow, Laboratory of Cell Biology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1991 Visiting Associate, Laboratory of Cell Biology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1991-Present Assistant Professor, Genetics Centers, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, The University of Texas, Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, Texas. Awards: 1980-1983 Wittenberg University Foreign Student Grant 1986-1987 Ciba-Geigy Predoctoral Fellowship 1988-1991 — Forgaty International Fellowship Memberships in Professional Societies: 1989-present American Association for the Advancement of Science (Member) 1989-present American Society for Microbiology (Member) 1991-Present American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Member) 1991-Present American Association for Cancer Research (Member) PHS 398 (Rav. 9/91} (Form Page 6) Page FF
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Memo from Laurence, Charles, Free & Lawson, Inc. Date: April 15, 1987 cc: D. Bomeisler . B. Cronin Subject: Alternative Slogan Tracking Proposal (ATCo) L. Dunst C. Goldschmidt From: P,. Hiromura P. Hodges £0. B. Kramberg To: M. O'Neill, D. Smith as A. Magnane Hat We have prepared the attached research proposal to address the seeming shortcomings of the current "read slogan only" system of monitoring slogans, and to test the hypothesis that a brand's visual setting (in advertising) may be a more recognized badge or symbol of that brand than the headline/sub-headline itself. * 991096088 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEB SITE
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-----Original Message----- From: — Schleimer, Ingrid Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 6:42 PM To: McMahon, Kathy Subject: RE: Basic Sweepstakes Winner- II Importance: High | just spoke with the consumer. She never received the letter. | verified her address below & it's correct. Please have the letter resent. Many thanks! VZELLLL8202
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; Awe | EASTMAN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. SUBSIDIARY OF EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE. December 3, 1963 , Telophone: Area Code 615; 246-2111 Mr. R. B. Clodfelter . ; Copy to: Me Colin Stokes R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Mx He Winston-Salem, North Carolina oe R, aes Bagert Dear Mr. Clodfelter: This is in reply to your inquiry concerning use of Eastman Kodak Company's trademark ESTRON. ESTRON is a trademark for acetate fiber or tow and therefore shoulda not be used to identify filters. We suggest that you refer to your filter as an "acetate filter", "acetate fiber filter", or "fiber filter". However, if you particularly wish to use the trademark EST RON, the following statements. are suggested (1 and 2 being preferred) as being lawful . ‘usage of the trademark in reference to filters manufactured entirely from ESTRON tow: 1. A filter of ESTRON Desver 2. A filter of ESTRON @material 3. Filter of ESTRON* h, All ESTRON* filter - 5. 100% ESTRON* filter (The asterisk in the above statements shoulda | refer to an explanatory footnote reading. "fiber trademark" or "registered fiber trade- mark", this footnote to appear in a reason- ably prominent position on the vehicle of ° publication such as package, carton, or advertisement. ) For protection of the trademark the word ESTRON must appear ina . Gistinctive fashion. It should be capitalized, at least; or if. the rest of the words in the phrase in which it appears are capitalized,. ESTRON should receive some distinctive treatment such as quotation marks, different vype Lace or type size, underlining, or color.
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—Original Message-—-- From: Daragan, Karen M. Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 1:39 PM To: Curi, Ali T. Subject: RE: YSP Programs Budget Sure. If KC and HF can attend, pls arrange. Get a conf room though. Thanks for thinking about them. KD Yeuth Smoking Prevention €zS80z9/202
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a Le 2 R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 >) J D INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM nen October 16, 1980 Mr. De. D. Walker Mr. R. L. Morgan Re: DORAL II Size Reduction The size reduction program as I understand it has already been approved by Dr. Laurene, with Marketing concurrence, earlier this year, and Dr. J. D. Woods provided suggested specifications on that basis. I see it appropriate for QA to issue new specifications to Manufacturing. By this note, I ask that anyone who sees these actions, reducing DORAL II to 24.8 mm., as unauthorized, to notify me immediately. /\c cc: Dr. R. E. Morse - Mr. W. P. Hanes Mr. N. W. Glover Mr. R. H. Cundiff Mr. D. P. Johnson Dr. J. D. Woods . Mr. W. T. Robinson Attachments on 9S o ee a pe o ra N
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Tosacco Inpustry RESEARCH COMMITTEE 150 East FORTY-SECOND STREET NEw YorRK 17, N.Y. June 2, 1961 Mr. Frederic A« French Cancer Research Laboratories Mount Zion Hospital and Medical Center 1600 Divisaderd street Ban Francieco 15, California Pear Fred: oye © t am certanily grieved to learn of the passing of Br. Freediander. He was @ fine person and I bad become very fond of him. 1 aball miss him tremendously in & very personal way. A a IN ET TY Various things have been happening, researchur ie, ani some of these suggest changes in emphasise or offer poasible new avenues of approach, This ie the main reason why our letter announcing the most recent renewal of your grant proposed that a general discussion be held with & sort of taking of stock before ite expiration date arrives. 7 We are hoping that the changes which must inevitably occur on : account of hie logs will not alter your opportunities to continue your i work aiong the lines that interest you most. The backing of Dr. Furst Pd will probably be of great advantage. I am indeed mich interested in a very personal way in the effects A of vitenin A levels on the responses of atrein A mice to smoke inhalation. ! Pt ag ee een apo To - aa B, , week De We must certainly arrange for you to come here to sit down at Pe leisure for an adquate discussion with members of our board and ateff, re or for such & delegation to visit you in San Francisco, Let ue plan a definitely to do this in late September or early Getober. I will -_ probably be due for @ round on the west comat about that time. With kindest regards, Sincerely yours, Robert C. Hockett, Ph. D. et SPONSORS: THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, INC. BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY BURLEY AUCTION WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION BRIGHT BELT WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION LARUS & BROTHER COMPANY. INC, PETER J. SCHWEITZER, INC, MARYLAND TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION P. LORILLARD GOMPANY, ING, STEPHANO BROTHERS, ING. UNITED STATES TOBACCO COMPANY BURLEY TOBACCO GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION PHILIP MORRIS, INC. TOBACCO ASSOCIATES, ING, BURLEY STABILIZATION CORPORATION
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a April 24, 1975 MR, ARTHUR R. EDELSTEIN PRG. ma | Dear Acti | ‘a Here ts the information o on the Spantsh-orfented Sontow panels. eB P OE, ., * I think the project now can center dround availabilities andnet =. "net costs. I'd like that information just as goon as possible, = ae ge Sal along with a Fegomunandation an to just bat cities mere pe used, a 670191266 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEI I W n Ky I
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---—-Original Message—--- From: Firestone, Marc - Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 12:55 PM To: Hurwitz, Even Subject: RE: \WINDOWS\TEMP\Additives Make Cigarettes More Addictive - Report.him Even: ; {just received a copy of a fax from Sarah Croft (SHB London) te Tim Lindon attaching a copy of a news story on the report. The fax concludes with the statement: "We are following up on this.” You might want to let SHB know that you're coordinating this effort. Mare VEC8OLESLOT
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*** Forwarding note from RSHIFFMA--VAU0002A 07/16/96 13:44 *** To: SNELSON --VAU0002A Sam Nelson PMKK Ja From: Robin Shiffman Subject: Visit to Japan Dear Sam, Please accept my thanks for your hospitality, and assistance with arrangements, during my recent visit to Japan. Would you also please pass on my appreciation to Koko for her help. We are currently putting together the samples you requested of the different pack sizes, and should be able to get them to you in a few days. I understand that the visit here by Chip Brumberg went well. He has confirmed that the CV reduction is due to leaf crop changes, and some minor modifications tp processing specifications have been agreed. This should settle things down with respect to DIET processing for JT, although you should not expect DIET CV's to return to earlier levels as long as this blend / crop is in use. I look forward to having you visit us over hare at some time in the future. Best regards, e Robin Robin Shiffman Technical Manager, Philip Morris Limited, Australia Tel: 61-3-9556-0344; Mobile: 61-419-307-893 Fax: 61-3-9553-0268 V80901 19202
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(COCHRAN PUBLIC RELATIONS MEMORANDUM TO: Brendan McCormick, Philip Morris USA. Chany FROM: Hinda Mitchell, Cochran Public Relations \ “e =e RE: WCTU Study DATE: April 2, 1997 Remember a long time ago when I was going to send this to you? Lo and behold, here it is. I think you’ll see some very interesting information in here. I found it fascinating and the comparisons are evident. Of particular note is the fact that the information was compiled from the Anti-Saloon League Museum right here in Westerville -- a suburb of Columbus. Also, Oberlin College in northern Ohio maintains a comprehensive collection of historical documents related to the Women’s Chirstian Temperance Union. As I mentioned, David Laufer and Chan had discussed this angle for possible media activity a while back and that’s when Jim Underwood (who works for us as a researcher for projects) initially began his search. Please review and let me know your thoughts. I still think this has excellent story potential on a local and national basis. 14 EAST GAY STREET* COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 © (614) 224-0600 * FACSIMILE (614) 224-0630 8229007202