anirudh1112/corrected-tobacco-dataset-with-ocr huggingface dataset:
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Stare or New York DepaRTENT OF Taumion AND FINANCE Orrice oF TAx ENFORCEMENT WA Harrigan Canpus ALBANY, NY 12227 (518) 457.9692 2 Word Trape Center Sure 87-14 New Yorx, New York 10048 (212) 321-4587 Peter P. FARRELL Depury COMMISSIONER, july 5, 2000 Mr. Robert P. Andree East Hill CITGO 301 Pinetree Road Ithaca, New York 14850 ” Re: Cigarette Marketing Standards Act (CMSA) Dear Mr, Andree: You have contacted us in regard to the legality of certain cigarette manufacturers’ promotions under the Cigarette Marketing Standards Act (CMSA). This letter is in response to that inquiry. As you are aware, the Department issued TSB-M-00 (2)M on March 3, 2000 Stating that certain manufacturers’ promotional programs known as “buy-downs” and “master-type” programs are prohibited under CMSA. Please reference that memorandum for details. It is the Department’s view that any change with regard to “buy-downs” and “master-type” programs would require statutory change by the Legislature. a Pursuant to longstanding interpretations of CMSA, the industry has offered other types of promotional programs, including price reductions and trade discounts provided for on the manufacturer’s invoice and “buy one, get one free” (or buy some, get some free) promotions. These programs continue to be allowed under CMSA, provided (1) the trade discount or price reduction {including any price reduction duc to free product) is reflected on the manufacturer’s invoice; (2) all cigarette tax agents selling the manufacturer’s brands in New-York State are allowed to participate in the promotion; and (3) the promotion is not limited to specified retail dealers (other than for purposes of proportional allocation of available supply of promotional product). The industry has also offered manufacturer's coupons. These are allowable under CMSA, provided that the coupon is either published in a newspaper or magazine of general circulation, or mailed directly to the consumer by the manufacturer. b82L zsezg
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“ October 10, 197 ee - = Kh > = *" FROM’; SUBJECT: | rr, . . Spi,’ Pode idly ‘by ana let this committee avoid an ae ‘solving the analytical problems that: exist in Our industry. “ns ah? . Professional. chemist, I feel obligated me at the next m to make a Strong presentation hallenge this committee’ ke assignments eeting, to c .t that wily +. Qive greater value to ae: TCRC presentations, #§: iH oi RS ONE cs “e aR Pe Sr ee TS 11 them on the idea of the g.c. ‘nicotine colléborativat ie Study and fr believe we can sell them on the idea of making assignm . ig? cin some other Seas if I have your, su Laas ee "The attached list is potential areas of analytical concern... c review the list and indicate a few of these or ‘others whic Twill prepare myself Sad inite assignments). ese’ specific assignment : ce. a Fee ae ae a sell for th Dee 4101247680 . r
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Che Anibersity of Chicago The Division of Biological Sciences - The Pritzker School of Medicine Office of Research Services (312) 702-6505 Fax: (312) 702-1897 November 20, 1995 Dr. Arthur D. Eisenberg, Ph.D. Council for Tobacco Research - USA, Inc. 900 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Dr. Eisenberg, Ph.D..: I am in the process of updating our funding agency database. I would like to receive two copies of your most recent application/nomination forms, information including deadlines, guidelines and up-to-date information on the following program(s): * Research Grants Other relevant information, such as your agency mission statement or similar or replacement program (s) would also be appreciated. For your convenience, I have enclosed a self-addressed mailing label. Thank you very much for your time. Sincerely, co a) Tracy Brown Assistant to the Associate Director Section of Research Funding Opportunities Email: tbrown@delphi.bsd.uchicago.edu /tb Enclosure 5841 South Maryland Avenue + MC 1108 « Room S-144- Chicago, Illinois 60637
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RJR Interoffice Memorandum SUBJECT: LDPE Flavor Beads DATE: January 22, 1986 TO: Mr. Brad Hoss FROM: Mr. Barry Saintsing The materials we discussed in our meeting 1/16/86 have been received. The information on the flavor loading in the LDPE is as follows: e Naarden - contains a 25% flavor load. e Firmenich - contains a 50% flavor load. e IFF - no percentage of flavor was given. They suggested running a 5% and 10% by weight of the flavored LDPE material. Because all samples have different flavor loading levels, we will have to use our best judgment for acquiring similar flavor levels on the finished product. If you have questions or we can be of any assistance for the Pilot Plant run, please let me know. BLS: dbl cc: Dr. M. F. Dube Mr. M. Koschak SS6E cOTIS
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RCV BYRIRT EXT. RELATIONS > 7-18-91 +10:50AM : 20245793507 9197417975: # 2 FILE COPY TALKING POINTS NIOSH Current Intelligence Bulletin on ETS Background The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has issued a Current Intelligence Bulletin (CIB) on ETS in the workplace which concludes ETS is "a potential occupational carcinogen" and which recommends “exposures be reduced to the lowest feasible concentration." The CIB suggests that "exposure to ETS is most efficiently and complatealy controlled by simply eliminating tobacco use from the workplace." Short of a smoking ban, the CIB recommends separate ventilation for smoking areas. Responses ° No effort is made in the CIB to assess actual workplace exposures to ETS, Instead, tha report simply states that 29% of U.S. adults smoke, that urinary cotinine hag bean observad in nonsmokers and that respirable suspended particulate measures support the notion that nonsmokers are exposed in the workplace. -- Of the eleven epidemiologic studies on ETS that examine workplace smoking exposure, only one reports a significant association += ten report no such statistically significant association. “-- The authors of the one workplace study to report a statistically significant association suggested in their report that the association was weak and did not seem to fall in line with the other conclusions of the study. - The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently argued, in response to an Action on Smoking and Health law suit seeking an emergency temporary standard banning workplace smoking, that the data on workplace exposure is scant, and is insufficient to support an emergency standard. OSHA's arguments were upheld by the ee (oo of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. ~~ Several scientific papers, including research undertaken by the American Health Foundation, have reported that workplace exposure to ETS is far lower than that found in the home, The CIB does not even mention this data, let alone discuss it, though the CIB concedes that "the relative contributions of work versus home environments in ETS exposure has not been well quantified." TI88 LLLOS
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( Name: dome Adaress: Office Address: Date of Birth: Place of Birth: rital Status: Wife's Name: Children: R: REDACTED MATERIAL UvUuUur vl CURRICULUM VITAE Louis Fine REDACTED Sociall Security Number: Education: High School: Dental: State Licensure: Current Position Jeppe Boys’ High School Johannesburg, South Africa Bachelor of Dental Surgery, 17€1 University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Afriica Higher Diploma of Dentistry, 1966 University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa Prosthodontic Certificate, 1971 University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois Maxillofacial Prosthodontic Certificate, 1972 Zoller Oental Clinic, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois [Illinois = No. 19A1T5406 Associate Professor . Zoller Dental Clinic, University of Chicago, Chicago, ITlinois GEZOOTE 20%
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INSTITUT DE RECHERCHES 4, am ® 3°" SUR LES MALADIES DU Fre some 1 - (Directeur ; Professeur Jean BERNARD) 7 Ov > PARIS, le 6 Octobre 19 71 Hopital Saint-Lenis, 2, Place du Docteur- ernier 2” PARIS-X* ay we © ~ LABORATOIRE D’/HEMATOLOGIE EXPERIMENTALE : John H. KRESCHER, Ph.D Associate Scientific Director The Council for Tobacco Research (Directeur : Professenr agrégé Mickel BOIRON) 110 East 59th Street 205.58-21 NEW YORK, n.¥. 10022 Dear John, Thanks for your letter. I have reviewed Tim$ report as well as Pats latest progress not to me. You will find enclosed a copy of my advice to Pat, I am very interested in knowing what antiserum Chick Turner used for the CF test. We may need to use the anti-hamster leukemia virus serum for all our testing. Positive results would be very provocative. I am now in the process of arranging my charter flight to California in November, I have obtained a ticket on a plane arriving in San Francisco about November 10, I had one idea which may make our meeting more convenient fur you and at the same time enable me to visit NIH to get some supplies and finish up some paper writing there. Is it possible for CIR to pay my trip from San Francisco to New York ? I would leave the Monday after the conference (November 15). We could spend one or two days together and? then I'll go down to Washington, I can get a charter flight from New York to Paris very easily but must make a reservation very soon. If you prefer meeting me in California, I shall reserve the return flight from there, Await your reply. Looking forward to talking with you. Have lots to share with you. Best regards, J / Jay A. LEVY, MD.
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-ARJAY EQUIPM al Fi [> ENT CORPORA TION AN AFFILIATE OF A.J. REYNOLOS TOBACCO INTERNAT| Richard H. Cooper, Jr, P.E. President December 12, 1990 Dr. Alex Spears Lorillard, Inc. P. 0. Box 21688 Greensboro, NC 27420 Dear Dr. Spears: Attached please find an invoice covering the first installment of the prorated costs of the studies covering HCFC-123 expanded tobacco currently being conducted by Dr. Bob Suber’s Scientific Affairs Department in R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. As per our agreement, Lorillard’s total share of the cost for copies of the study will be $300,000; with $150,000 invoiced in 1990; $50,000 in 1991; and $100,000 invoiced in 1992. Specifically, RJRT will deliver the following studies: STUDY ESTIMATED DELIVERY DATE OF REPORT Inhalation Study December 1990 Short-term Skin Painting Study lst Quarter 1991 Chronic Skin Painting Study 3rd Quarter 1992 Please let me know if you have any questions or if the above invoice schedule should be revised in any way. Best regards, xe: Mr. Dan Hick, Lorillard, Inc. Dr. Bob Suber QFC 13 "90 RLS 5H BOX 2050 WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 27102, USA*PHONE 919/741-3143° TELEX 4999022 ARJAY EQUIP *PAN ‘AX 919/741-6989 f28L TOOTS
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wa Le, MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA A Z , 16 LUCAS STREET Bb CHARLESTON 16, SOUTH CAROLINA ; DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY 10 June 1960 Mr. W. T. Hoyt, Executive Secretay ‘Tobacco Industry Research Committee 150 East. Forty-Second Street New York 17, New York ‘Dear Mr. Hoyt: We should like to expess our appreciation to the To- bacco Industry Research Committee for approval of our application for funds in the amount of $9,580.00 for re- search in industrial dusts. The Medical College of South Carolina accepts the grant under the stated terms and conditions and requests that the grant be activated as of 1 June 1960. Sincerely, 1, bails John T. Cuttino, M.D. Executive Vice President XA htecLete L. W. Michaelis Business Manager Bra 2 Be he Forde A. McIver, M.D. Project Director
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THE INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH Tt0)} BURHOLME AVENUE POX CHASE PHILADELPHIA 13, PENNSYLVANIA March 22, 1962 Dr, Robert C, Hockett Tobacco Industry Research Committee 150 E. Forty-second Street New York 17, New York Dear Bob: Thanks for sending me the note about the “yes's " end "no's". Along with several from our staff, it should make a really good conference, Will you send out the notices to the members of the S. A. B. and then let me know how many of the staff are coming. Within the next day or two, I will go to the Benson Hotel, which is not far from the Institute, and make arrangements for the number which are coming, namely about 12, I will then write to each one of the participants, telling them if they come by train to alight at North Philadelphia Station and take a taxicab, If, at the airport, to take a taxicab from there. If on the other hand, I know the arrival time of one or more, we may be able to meet them with the station wagon of the Institute or my car, I will tell them to keep an account of expenses and send them in to you or give them to you at the meeting, I am planning a luncheon via caterer at the Institute and a little dinner in the evening. Most will come, no doubt, on Friday and stay overnight that evening. Some will no. doubt go straight home. Others may stay over until Saturday morning, I have asked Dr, Tom King of the Institute to sound the key note opening after Tim Talbot welcomes them, and so will I and you, We will have blackboards and projection outfits if anyone wants to bring slides, etc, Hope you arrived safe home from Fort Lauderdale, where we certainly had a good time and got some work done, ve went to Miami for a couple of days and then took the train Ome » So 1 am just waiting for confirmation of the above ideas and the number of the staff and the 8. A, B, who are coming. Bests, Sincerely your Stanley P, Reimann, M, D, SPR/me me
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** URGENT *** From: Yadagiri, Ajay on Fri, Mar 13, 1998 4:38 PM Subject: Richmond charts - update To: Ural, Ebru File(s): Leading Brands.WKS; Richmond - Mar! Ultra Lights; Richmond Vol Comparisons (Tob); Richmond Volume Comparisons; SDIs of Segments. WKS; TC Contribution Rich to TUS.WKS Ebru- Enclosed are the updated charts for Richmond. Please let me know if you have any questions or need anything. Thanks- Ajay. VEOE8SLELOT
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 Susan Jannetta/Caroline Tucker DATE: February 23, 1994 Eric Ostern May Double Cover Gatefold Attached is a letter from Leo Burnett which summarizes the booklist and costs for the May double cover gatefold. SUMMARY Issue dates for People and Rolling Stone have since been firmed up, April 25th and May 19th, respectively. Total cost to run the double cover gatefoid is $2,041,456, $666,770 of which was currently planned for May. The remaining $1,374,686 will be funded from the $1,928.6M Auto Racing takeover of Mainline inventory. If you have any questions, please let me know. EOleo Attachments cc: PM LB D. Cimine S. Fraser T. Keim |. Lambert J. Maggio N. Ryan N. Parmet 9019628202
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PROJECT TITLE BIOTECHNOLOGY PERIOD! COVERED 2: JUNE! 1933: WRITTEN BY >: Berney-J. (JBE) _ OO ee-- —--—-— OBJECTIVES To isolate, count and identify microorganisms that can be found on different tobaccos: and to screen them for their ability to denitrate tobacco extract. STATUS Denitration : The isolated yeast strains. Nos. 1011, 1014 and 1018 were re-tested for growth and denitration in tobacco extract and in. yeast extract / peptone / dextrose broth. ‘The growth rates in tobacco extract were between 0.2.45 and 0.6 hr ~ and in yeast extract between 0.65 and 0.8 hr -, i Strain 1011 was used for a. growth and denitration trial. in the: fermentor. The trial. was not successful. A reason may be that on the contrary to the shaken flask trials, the PH was controlled. Agitation and aeration were also very. ditferent. The trial will. be repeated. Identification : Identification of the isolatedi yeasts was terminated. Finally, ll strains. out of the 25 were found to be identical. Bacteria : A minimal (salt) medium, supplied with nitrete or nitrite as a mitrogen source and ethanol as a carbon source, was used to isolate denitrating an »denitrifying bacteria both aerobically and ana@erobically. Different strains were: isolated and are currently being; tested! to determine their characteristics (2). Plans : Repeat the denitration trial. in the fermentor using strains 1011, 1014 and ious?. - Test Lsolated bacteria for denitration. / denitrification. - Isolate bacteria at higher temperatures. - Continue efforts for the identification of bacteria. IZZ2Oz98Z02z
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R.j.Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company. Limited. Minami Aoyama 22 Dairyo Bidg 3-6, Minami Aoyama 7-chome, Minatc-hu. cf ne “ pa. LEAN EOONTEAN Tokyo, 107 JAPAN RO RS 20th April, 1989 KEN FUKUOKA Director of the Board General Manager of Trade Relations Rh: Mr. James E. Ingram President Arjay Equipment Corporation 1203 Reynolds Building Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 U. S. A. Dear Jin, We received enquiries from two individual inventors in Japan asking for any possibility to be adopted by RJR, of two inventions with regard to special kind of cigarette filter, details of which are mentioned in relative documents enclosed, The two inventions were registered to Japan Patent Agency and published in their official papers. Will you please study and examine on them at your side and respond to us your comments on these inventions. Best regards, Sincerely, aa k pobot— K. Fukuoka KF/sk Attachment (SO-001) Prove 345€ 1940 Manaperert - 248€ 1821 Finance - S486 1610 Marreure - Fay. 3486 1703 969% CLLOS
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CONFIDENTIAL: | MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION | Distribution Report for “Helping Youth Decide" Report Period: 3/1/85 - 3/15/85 MAC Systems NASBE & TI Single orders filled 6,023 . 24 Bulk orders: Number shipped 497 ; 28,586 Total books this period 6,5zZ0 28,610 Total thru last report period 76,137 75,157 Total books shipped thru 3/15 82,657 103,767 ~ Grand total to date 186,424 Coupons processed to date 43,719 Individual requests to date 67,532 Proportion by coupon 65% cco: Phyllis Blaunstein Caroline Cody Jolly Ann Davidson Anne Duffin Donna Duquette Anne Girolamo William Kloepfer Jr. Lana Muraskin Nancy Nordahl Peter Sparber PR pink folder Youth file: HYD distribution issue date: 3/19/85 ahd "TIMN 0168604,
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? Interoffice MEMORANDUM Po LORILLARD TOBACCO COMPANY Market Planning and Information Dept. (MPID) May 26, 1999 TO: Sarah Evans Andrew Pasheluk Susan Smith FROM: Barbara Evans RE: WEEKLY PROMO DATA —— a a ee Attached you will find the weekly promo data updated through May 21, 1999 (Week 20). SVLSIZIB
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[Tor | | sOR. di. Pristas: | FROM: AH. S. Jessup eee EA PE OA TE SUBJECT: ‘Listing of R&D Projects - 1984-87 ; i; ! ‘Bob, _ As you requested relative to the audit of the company tax return, f and the tax credit for research activities, please find attached “— Pf a listing by year, by category of projects. “~ a If I.may be of further assistance in this regard, please notify 2, me. ' / : (tx a Attachment + INSWLUV dS XVL: wee ES af fe gael s Tne
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 | STREET. NORTHWEST WALKER MERRYMAN WASHINGTON. DC 20006 Vice President 202 157-4800 ¢ B00. 424-9876 202/457-4871 March 30, 1994 Mr. Maurice Lewis Arkansas Restaurant Association P.O. Box 1556 Little Rock, AR 72203 Dear Maurice, The Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), which is an arm of the U.S. Congress, is preparing a report on the likely economic effects of a federally mandated ban on smoking in virtually all buildings in the country. The legislation would affect just about everyplace except one’s home. The OTA may be asking leaders of the hospitality industry for their input on this proposal. They would be particularly interested in possible economic impact. While there may not be any rigorous scientific studies of the economic effect of such a proposal, I am certain you can understand the potential for great harm to your members. It is not out of the question to assume that many smokers would simply not patronize restaurants and other hospitality venues at all, or at least with substantially less frequency, if they are not permitted to smoke anywhere in the building. As lam certain you agree, the marketplace is well situated to accommodate smokers and nonsmokers without additional mandates from government at any level. Should you be contacted by someone from OTA about this report they are preparing, I would be grateful if you would let me know. TI1632-1601
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. . INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 ‘0: . Dr. R. B. Seligman Date, July 16, 1976 From: . -F. E. Resnik Subject: - Parliament Lights It is recommended that you develop three candidates for possible consideration as Parliament Lights. All products will-be 85mm in length and have tar deliveries from 6 to 8mg. They will differ as follows: 1. No restrictions on blend or flavor system. Product will contain a recessed filter. 2. No restrictions on blend or flavor system. Product may contain an exotic filter or a plain CA filter. 3. This product will contain the "Project Best" blend. Will have a dual filter with charcoal and no recess. FER: MV ce: Mr. W. W. McDowell Mr. J. J. Morgan Dr. W. F. Gannon Mr. W. G. Lloyd Mr. L. F. Meyer La) om) pa 2) © a ; a] - Se) de)
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Bugg, Joy J. From: Haussmann, Hans-Juergen Sent: Tuesday, Novernber 12, 2002 6:08 AM To: Carchman, Loreen Ce: Terpstra, Piter; Roemer, Ewald; Solana, Rick P.; Holt, Klaus von; Reininghaus, Wolf Subject: RE: ACITION REQUIRED: Accomplishments Dear Loreen: Here is a list of accomplishments from INBIFO/CRC: e Guidance-related: 9 Identification of further target(s) for reduction from in vitro cytotoxicity assay with validation in in vivo lung inflammation assay (hydroquinone) 9 Identification of the particulate phase as sole contributor to in vive rat lung inflammation, no effect by smoke from a non-tobacco cellulose cigarette o Establishment of an in vitro rapid stress signaling screening assay (based on heme oxygenase 1 induction) Evaluation-related: o Mouse model for lung tumorigenesis (A/J mouse) reproduced (with ETS surrogate) and mechanistically investigated o CVD-related inhalation study in collaboration with externa! experts o EHCSS-related lung inflammation in rats one third of that of conventional cigarettes (on equal TPM dose) co PMscientific symposia on carbon monoxide and cancer Capability enhancement: o New CRC facility ready to move in Update of GLP certifications for CRC and INBIFO AAALAC accreditation for CRC New Cardiovascular Research laboratory at INBIFO Evolving new technologies successfully initialized (transcriptomics, proteomics, non-invasive imaging) o Invivo rapid screening assays initialized Basic research-related: o New insights into changes in cellular development (apoptosis/necrosis) by cigarette smoke and individual constituents and fractions oo00 Apart from that we of course have also worked on many aspects of SCoR and EHCSS, which are not part of the WSA projects. Please do not hesitate to come back to me if you need further information. Best regards, Hans-Juergen From: Carchman, Loreen Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 8:25 PM To: Haussmann, Hans-Juergen; Terpstra, Piter Subject: FW: ACITION REQUIRED: Accomplishments Importance: High | apologize for not including you guys, but could you please provide me with your accomplishments by 7:30a on Mon., 11/11? Thanks, -L vecrle290c From: Bugg, Joy J. Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 4:19 PM To: Patskan, George J.; Podraza, Ken F.; Walk, Roger A.; Roethig, Hans; Kobal, Gerd; Carchman, Loreen al
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Freorurcke P. aas Vice PRestoent Geszrat Counsen Licorntr & Myers Tonacco Go 690 Firrnm AVENUE New Yoru,N.Y¥. toozo * a April 25, 1968 FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT a CREAT MENS CERTIFIED MAIL, R.R.R, ny NO RAR Donald K. Tenney, Esq., Division of Special Projects, Bureau of Deceptive Practices, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, D.C. 20580 Dear Mr. Tenney: Re: Your File No. 682 3042 SSA ETA E NO, O92 3042 . Enclosed herewith you will fina responses to the Commission's Order to File Special Report dated March 25, 1968, and received by this Company on March 27, 1968. I have signed the submission as Vice President and General Counsel of this Company since the data was collected and assembled by various persons in the Com- pany under my direction and supervision. _ The response enclosed on behalf of Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company covers Items 1 through 12, in- clusive, being all of the Items contained in the Commission's Order. Due to the impracticality of at- taching 57 Exhibits containing TV and radio film and tape and various prints which are being filed relative to Item 9, I am mailing such Exhibits under separate cover. : I particularly desire to draw your attention to the first paragraph of our response. Much of the information disclosed therein, and particularly that set forth in Items 3, 4, 6 and 7, is of the utmost con- fidence insofar as this Company is concerned for com- petitive reasons and various other reasons not enumerated herein. It is therefore requested that this information ce wooly a 2 ntnnninnaty x 9tlke ACG
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RICHARD JOHN BING, M.D. DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH: MARITAL STATUS: PRE-MEDICAL EDUCATION: MEDICAL EDUCATION: INTERNSHIP: RESIDENCY : ADDITIONAL TRAINING: @ ‘TEACHING APPOINTMENTS: CURRICULUM VITAE October 12, 1909 - Nuremberg, Bavaria (U.S. CITIZEN) Married to Mary A. Whipple - four children. Universities of Vienna, Munich and Berlin, 1929 - 1934. M.D. - University of Munich, 1934. M.D. - University of Bern, Switzerland, 1935. Presbyterian Hospital, New York, 1938 - 1939. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1942 - 1943. Fellow, Carlsberg Institute, Copenhagen, 1935 - 1936. Fellow, Rockefeller Institute, New York, 1936 - 1937. Instructor in Physiology, Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1939 -— 1941. Instructor in Physiology, New York University, 1941 - 1942. Instructor in Medicine, Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, 1943 ~ 1944. Assistant Professor of Surgery and Assistant Surgeon, Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1945 - 1947. Associate Professor of Surgery and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1947 -— 1951. Professor of Medicine, Professor of Clinical Physiology and Director of Cardiac Clinic, Medical College of Alabama, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1951 - 1955. Director, Washington University Medical Service VA Hospital, and Professor of Medicine, Washington University, School of Medicine, St. Louis, 1956 - 1959.
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From: Okoniewski, Anne on Mon, Feb 3, 1997 7:03 PM Subject: Meeting Confirmation L 7 TovAsante, Dominic; Brandt, William>friedman, Mark;-Lenling, Amy; Lynch, Bill; Tyler, Mary Cc: Becker, Deborah; Berlind, Mark; Cruz, Anjanette; Firestone, Marc; Galletta, John; Goodheart, Jan; Lattanzio, Ted; Logue, Mayada; Pottorff, Mary; Stringer, Luisa; Whidden, Roger; Windholz, Eric; Winokur, Matt This note is to confirm your attendance on Thursday, February 20, 1997 in order to review the records management program. The meeting will be held from 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. in conference room 24A. Tf anyone else would like to attend, please let Anjanette Cruz know before Feb. 19. V0Q6ZLEL7L0E
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THE 1989 DEVEL | CONFERENCE ON LIPIDS. (Phone: 415-485-4604) Fochard 1 Havet, Local Cardiovasevtar Research Insuhte. 13i5M - University of CaSforua San Franexsco; Caliormua 94143-0130 (Phone: 415.476—-2226} * Edenn L Berman, Uncverstty of Cakforma San Francesco. Caiforma 94140 (Prone: 415. 826-7500) John D. Brunzet, 1990 Peter A. Edwards, 199% 27 May 1989 Background Information on the. Devel Conference On Lipids - The Deuel Conference on Lipids was orpanized by a “gmat group of eminent West Coast scientists interested in lipid. research, to provide for the western. states a conference on lipids similar to the Gordon Conferences. Shortly after. it’ was organized, one of the founders, -Harry Deuel, died. and the conference was named in his memory. The conference has been held annually since about 1955 in: various West Coast locations. Generally the.-conference. is devoted to one or two. subjects and both basic and- clinical materials are presented. The two,.and one-half day conference consists of five sessions beginning Wednes- day or Thursday morning and: running until Friday or Saturday;.. and is held in late. February or early. March. . Each session is introduced by a speaker chosen for his or her high stature. in the field. These speakers review their own and related work. Each re- ‘view is followed by a few small presentations and -general discussion of a disease process. Informality and wide interchange of information and views. are encouraged by. limiting-the size of. the. groups, by the round table format, and by not. recording. or publish-_ ing the discussions. Until “1968, - the conferences were organized’ by Dr. L.W. Kinsell, and since that. time they have continued under a broadly. - based rotating leadership.. The original policies. of the conference - have been preserved to keep within the traditional budget, to main- tain the informal atmosphere, and.to provide the depth and breadth = of expertise NEGeseary, for a high quality conference. The attendance has: been kept at less than 100 persons to in-. sure informality. A few established investigators in the field of lipids, mostly from west of the Continental Divide,. are regularly. invited to attend. Lipid scientists in the west are informed. of the coming program and are invited. to apply for a place around. the table. The Program Chairman selects: participants on the basis of . relationship of the research interests of ‘applicants to. the pro- gram. These participants are expected to provide their own travel. and living expenses. All. attendees are expected to be present. for the entire conference. . The funds to. defray the expense of speakers and conference costs are sought from industrial firms which have a general ‘inter- est-in the area of lipids. Donors are extended the privilege of sending a participant(s) to the conference. However, because of . the limited size and the increasing interest in the conference, it. has become necessary recently to adopt the policy of. restricting the participants of the supporting firms to two, with a minimum donation of $1500 per attendee. E.L. Bierman, Chairman Funding Committee ' 1989 Deuel Conference on Lipids.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Mark Allen Sutton, M.D. Resident in Urology Scott Department of Urology Baylor College of Medicine EDUCATION: Institution and Location Degree Year Field of Study Carroll College, Helena, Montana B.A. 1987 Biology, Chemistry University of Washington School of Medicine, MLD. 1992 Medicine Seattle, Washington Baylor College of Medicine 1994- —_ Urology Resident Scott Department of Urology to present Houston, Texas Baylor College of Medicine 1992- Preliminary Surgery Scott Department of Urology 1994 Residency Houston, Texas POST-GRADUATE HONORS/AWARDS: 1992 — Present Michael E. DeBakey Surgical Society member 1993 Poster presentation at South Central Section of the American Urological Society Meeting: Sutton MA, Gibbons RP, and Correa RJ: "Is Deleting the Digital Rectal Examination a Good Idea?" NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS: 1987 — Present American Medical Association 1987 — Present American Academy of Family Physicians 1987 — Present American Medical Student Association 1992 — Present Candidate member of the American College of Surgeons 1992 — Present Candidate member of the American Urological Association PUBLICATIONS: bss Sutton, M.A., Gibbons, R.P., and Correa, R.J.: "Is deleting the digital rectal examination a good idea? The Western Journal of Medicine 155:43-46, 1991. ex Sutton, M.A., Klaff, L.J., Asplin, C.M., et. al.: Insulin autoantibodies at diagnosis of insulin-dependent diabetes: Effect on the antibody response to insulin treatment. Metabolism 37:1005-1007, 1988.
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BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY LT Amember of the B-A-T Industries Group Y) CC G wy { Ch nw, te Registered Office: PO Box 482 Westminster House Laegal Depatiinient 7 Millbank London SW1P 3JE Solicitors: N.B. Cannar LL.B. A. Johnson LL.B. Telephone: o1-222 1222 PC. Godby M.A. Telex: 27384 BATTOB G PR. Sassoon B.A. Facsimile No: 01-222 3659 fee mis ap és 27th July 1989 Our Ref.: 0-04 7-& C. G. Lamb, Esq., Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation, P.O. Box 35090, Louisville, Kentucky 40232, U.S.A. Dear Chuck, Tobacco Smoke Filters I am writing to inform you that it has been decided that BATCo no longer wish to maintain the above case in Australia, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Holland, South Africa, Switzerland and the United Kingdom and I have been asked to offer these Patents to you by way of assignment. PY Way of assignments ang wt uttosted = he Enclosed is a copy of the corresponding U.S.A. patent for your information and I look forward to hearing from you on this matter in due course. Cres With kind regards, Yours sincerely, > CAR yore i wo" Byard Incorporated in London Number 74974 Cables: Vehicular London SWr siblinstedione meter teneanameniainmananeenisimmanedaranicndmmanimmm mi cucmemarti or eater cee Le Ee Ee Ce
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Philip Morris USA PRIORITY Philip Morris U.S.A. R&D To: Dr. W. Reininghaus ce:, Company: INBIFO From: Gerry Nixon Company: Philip Morris Date: 25 November 1996 Pages including this cover page: 1 Comments: Dear Dr. Reininghaus, Please use the project name HEAVY when referring to the high basis weight paper samples. Thank you ! 8216227902
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tn Councin For ToBaGCo ME SEARCH —U.S.A., ANG.” ° - 210 EAST Sore STREET .* _ NEW YORK, NK. ¥. 10022 . July 3, 1975 Deer . ol - The Scientific Advisory Board to The Council for Tobacco Research-U.8.A., Inc., in carrying out its comission to sponsor a broad progrem of research into tobacco use and human health, has foun it useful to hold informal, unpublicized, roundtable-conferences on a variety of subjects. Such meetings have been held on cardiovascular effects of nicotine, pSycho-physiological aspects of smoking, . ung pathology, chronic respiratory diseases, ial stadia and many other subjects. The Board is now planning to hola another conference focusing on areas ‘ related to the etiology ani pathogenesis of chronic respiratory diseases. .The purposes of the meeting are to: . (a) appraise the present state of knowledge in relation to the overall actions of proteases and inhibitors, including such ereas as activators of pro-enyzmes, the roles of macrophage anf leucocyte, and particular ances of the immunological systens, in order to, (bo) 4nduce an 4nterchange of ideas, develop perspective, oh (c) 422.uminate new research areas ani conceive objectives denignet tw close Gaps in present research efforts. . ; “The sontersene hes been tentatively scheduled for the period nindey, Septenber 8th through Tuesday morning, Septeaber 9th, of this year, at The Council offices in New York City. "Your works en@ interests ere considered etantticant to the general area to be discussed, and The Counci\ very cordially invites you to attend this meeting. "We ook Forward, hopefully, to receiving your acceptance, and to know " “"yhether ‘you would be willing to meke a short presentation, reviewing your particular investigations against the 6 aims of the conference. Informality in presentation is stressed, . Out-of-pocket expenses will be paid ‘4 The Council. Further S.nfornation will be! forwarded to you in the near future. Bincerely, | e ‘ _ _ David Stone, Ph.D.
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Levy, GarolynJ. . _. From: Levy, Carolyn J. Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 6:17 PM To: Sansone, Jodi M.; Daragan, Karen M.; Eisen, Karen; Cusaio, Denise Subject: your merit increase Pis set up a few minutes to come see me to find out about your merit increase thanks Carolyr Levy Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-2253 VPSBsleesor
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2085107848 Hopkins Hadel, Linda L. From: Hopkins Hadel, Linda L. Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 8:46 AM To: Levy, Carolyn J. Ce: McFadden, Ben N. Subject: 450 Signatures Carolyn, The admin. staff indicated that you need to sign all of the "450" vouchers regardless of $$ amount, Did we get this issue resolved as it is certainly a waste of your time to have to sign minimal $$ amounts that | am authorized to sign? Thanks and Ben if you have information to share, please do so. Linda Hadef Hopkins Youth Smoking Prevention 249
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WU K} nse PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. INFER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia To: Dr, C. L. Ellis \) From: A. L Goldsmith Date: November 21, 1997 Subject: Specific examples of overseas research Attached you will find a table of American companies and foreign countries in which they have research and development facilities [¢f memo of Nov. 17]. The information comes from the D&B — INTERNATIONAL DUN’S MARKET IDENTIFIERS {DIALOG: File 518} database, and the particular loca- tions were identified by selecting entries whose primary or secondary Standard Industrial Classification Code(s) included 8731 (Commercial physical research), 8732 (Commercial nonphysica! research), or 8733 (Noncommercial research organization), with an ultimate parent company in the United States. The tabular format was chosen since it is a convenient method of answesing the specific question of where else U.S. companies conduct research. It must be pointed out that the methods Dun & Brad- street uses to define and index locations keep certain facilities off the list; for instance, the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory is not found in this particular database. However, the appearance of Philip Morris in the list demonstrates that this strategy is valid for obtaining comparative examples. If I can be of any further assistance, please feel free to call me at ext. 5352. Attachment ef: Goldsmith, A. L, ‘Transnational R&D,"" memo dated November 17, 1997. ce: Central Files; P0622 C97-02349 vez eEzpoq7
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© © ves IRR} Interofiice Memorandum Date: March 1, 1982 Subject: Column Substitution for Cocoa Analysis To: Ms. Brenda Hodge From: Ted Conner, ‘Gary Shelar and Dave Colby The Waters Radial-Pak C18, 10), 5 mm ID column that is currently being used for the analysis of vanillin, ethyl vanillin, piperonal, and coumarin in smoking tobacco, the analysis of vanillin in filter rods, and the analysis of coumarin in cigarettes can also be used for the analysis of cocoa in tobacco products using the same mobile phase that was used on the Whatman ODS-2 column (60% water, 40% methanol, by volume). The analysis time is reduced to 6 minutes and eliminates the need to switch columns for these methods. The chromatographic conditions are: Column: RCSS 5 C18 10y Flow Rate: 1.0 ml/min. Mobile Phase: 60% water, 40% methanol, by volume. Detector: Fixed wavelength, 280 nm, x 0.2 AUFS. Attached is a typical chromatogram. TC GS DC /ng Attachment xc: Dr. W. L. Clapp Dr. B. M. Gordon Mr. L. A. Lyerly Ontn e9z05 RJAI FORM 2422—Rev. 7/70
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Attachment II Acceptable Daily Intake of Dicamba A safe level or acceptable daily intake (ADI) of Dicamba has been calculated by RJRT as follows: Le An average person weighs 60 kg (conservative). 2s This person consumed 60 cigarettes per day (99.4% of the U.S. population consumes 60 or less cigarettes/day) - By The No Observed Effect Level (NOEL) in a one-year dog study is 1.25 mg/kg. 4. The NOEL (1.25 mg/kg) is used to calculate an ADI for humans. e 1.25 mg/kg + 100 fold safety factor = 0.0125 mg/kg e 60 kg person x 0.0125 mg/kg = 0.75 mg/day e 0.75 mg/day + 60 cigarettes per day = 0.0125 mg/cigarette e 0.0125 mg/cig + 0.89 grams tobacco/cigarette = 0.0140 mg/gram e 0.0140 mg Dicamba/gram tobacco = 14 ppm as the ADI for Dicamba Hence, 14 ppm is an acceptable daily intake of Dicamba whether consumed orally or by inhalation. Even with this conservative estimate, this value is 28 times higher than the 0.5 ppm residue level for Dicamba on tobacco set by the USDA. In the case of smoke, our studies show less than 5% of the Dicamba present in the cigarette is transferred into the mainstream smoke or to the environment. Therefore, if tobacco were the sole source of Dicamba, the leaf that is used to make cigarettes could contain up to 280 ppm Dicamba and still be within the acceptable daily intake level for Dicamba (280 x 5% = 14 ppm). 66€E £2905
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CHARGE NUMBER : 2306 PROGRAM TITLE : Flavor Transfer PERIOD COVERED: February 3 - 28, 1975 WRITTEN BY : R. M. Ikeda DATE OF REPORT: March 3, 1975 I. Smoke Flavor Studies? Six of the important volatile odor constituents of TPM were measured for the diluted 8 mg and the all-strip non-filtered cigarettes. These compounds were added to the diluted 8 mg cigarette to raise their deliveries to the levels of the all-strip non-filtered cigarettes. Subjective evaluations are being carried out on these fortified 8 mg cigarettes. II. Flavor Transfer? Procedures for the analysis of the hydrocarbons in filler and smoke have been established for the study of the transfer of these compounds from filler to smoke. There are losses of the added Ci0-Cis hydrocarbons in this procedure. Investigations are underway to determine where these losses are occurring. III. Hydrocarbon Markers? Saturated hydrocarbons (Ci5-Ci7) were added to aftercut solution and sprayed on fillers of various brands of cigarettes. These hydro- carbons are applied at 20 ppm and can be easily detected and used to identify various aftercut solutions applied to filler. Iv. Sugar Rep lacement* A study has been started to determine if dextrin can be sub- stituted for sucrose in the burley spray. Dextrin has been substituted for sucrose at 25, 50, 75 and 100% levels. Initially all burley cigarettes will be made and tested subjectively. V. Alcohol Removal> Alcohol was removed from the aftercut formulation with no solubility problem. When alcohol was compensated with water again Fzteptzzoz there was no solubility problem. Cigarettes were prepared with the modified aftercut solutions. The cigarettes were subjectively indis- tinquishable from control cigarettes by members of the Flavor Develop- ment Division. VL. References 6459 29-32, 36-38 6672 16-38 6461 90 6193 77-79 6459 34, 35 Wn & Wo NO Uy Sel.
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~~ ..oua, Mar¥land 20014 / (301) 654-3400 February 20, 1973 Robert C. Hockett, Ph.D. Associate Scientific Director The Council For Tobacco Research - U.S.A. 110 East 59th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 Dear Doctor Hockett: Per your request, we are making available 20 copies of the enclosed reprint for distribution to your staff and Scientific Advisory Board. sincerely yours, Kvvneee Lie ae Or Carrie E. Whitmire, Ph.D. Project Director CEW: sar enclosure 4 \.” “a \ 3k pit “A at ( ad i oa BRANCH OFFICE / 503 San Pablo Avenue, Albany, California 94706 (415) 526-6228 CTR CONTRACTS 003279
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© 12/20496 13:46:35 Enhanced > a) Page? t : «12/20/80 FRI 12:01 PAK $12 661 2200 58 50 KIRKLAND ELLIS 007 see Se ck eee CRU: . “Ape 4, ae te hs oso ae has at iast skewed to See tow with mn ieven" 8 Gon! Ban end Lorilierd et, "Add veuaen ‘who are eel og areas of interest in the smoking and health gontroversy and the grantees, as opposed to CTR, should be .. esponsible for the plan of research, “It 4s a distinotion without much Beescrniee but American ihe cy wares i honotheleaa age, " zi 7 ie Ve senea aden sen fh evaten/nicotane ‘work es a that part ‘oe fn ros { ROBUPRNCOS ‘which the pauies gave to the. ‘dus fto the effect that no ie of Fhe “aoientifia ‘work at" CTR per x (EN have commercial “application, 4 Philip Morris’ and Lorillard ji wint ooncur ‘inthe ylew, that some of ‘the gontral nervous systom fi: (CNs) yore ae ‘coumercial overtones,” Sede work ‘whic would Lead sk " the standpoint of Leh noattelal overtones ‘and perbape £ ay before the CIR staff submits naterial io this aran to SAB cil: one pro-sereening will be needed to avoid peinioe, “the antl, rust risk. «ay gia 4 mio PR Ae RY, nae mh rane eee gts sexe 699075 Se
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----Original Message---—- From: Rogers, Jack Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 11:33 AM To: Nivar, May Subject: RE: Incentive Item Retail Values We don't need to see them. Presumably, Purchasing has provided the actual retail value for the items and has the substantiation to back it up. Legal just drafts/reviews the rules. AS89T PrOsoc
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From: Phillips, Mike W. To: Payne, Tommy J. CC: Jones, Murray W.; Fish, John H.; Foreman, Thompson, Amy BCC: Subject: Talking Points Primary Date: 6/26/1997 2:16:00 PM Last Modified Date: 1998-Feb-03 08:42:10 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Jun-26 14:10:05 Received DateDate: 1997-Jun-26 14:16:00 Attachments: TALK .DOC Donald D.; We re-keyed the "global settlement talking points" as a WORD document. If you need 'em, here they are. RJROOO0000000901 1295 70051 7839 6yeL ZELES
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Cohen, ~ pM CLord [2 ree : . 50676 7138 e SO Crerk parsetan® MARKETPLACE PERFORMANCE . oye fo vif Cre oe Dae Cathe Background opty foo oCcpasiins The domestic cigarette industry is characterized by modestly declining volume, intense competition and rapid change in marketplace dynamics. “The” Gurrent™ trénds within” the o—- -- _ Bocas a company’s product line-(declinés in” high-margin core and target brands and growth in low-margin..savings brands) threaten its ability to achieve the strong and predictable €arnings growth. The Company is committed to the challenging task of changing these unacceptable trends through effective management of the product line and the allocation of marketing resources. " ce ee a a tee ae et RB A TS TT a ee a ie en tn a STRATEGIC THRUST: OUTPERFORM THE INDUSTRY IN THE MARKETPLACE OPTIMIZE RJRT. USA‘S VOLUME AND PRODUCT MIX TO ACHIEVE THE REQUIRED GROWTH IN QUALITY EARNINGS, INCREASE MARKET SHARE, AND GENERATE FUNDS FOR REINVESTMENT INTO STRATEGIC COMPANY EFFORTS. oneness TTA . Ai eeluf STRATEGIES/ PROGRAMS / e MAXIMIZE THE VOLUME OF HIGH-MARGIN CORE BRANDS (WINSTON, SALEM, CAMEL AND VANTAGE) BY AGGRESSIVELY STRENGTHENING THEIR CONSUMER APPEAL. 1. Continue to use a dual-thrust marketing strategy on core brands: - Among current franchises, strengthen brand loyalty and sustain the brands’ large volume bases through broad-scale programs to defend against price pressure vulnerabilities. Sale. # Coeestif _ Among competitive brand smokers, generate switching gains through targeted programs which leverage brand strengths. -18-
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From: Elves, Robert G. Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 9:18 AM To: Solana, Rick P.; Walk, Roger A. Ce: Dempsey, Ruth; Sanders, Edward; Takada, Kohji; Gullotta, Frank P.; Reininghaus, Wolf; Davies, Bruce D.; Kinser, Robin D.; Patskan, George J.; Zhang, Mingda; Carchman, Richard Subject: FYI: NTP - nicotine - reproductive/developmental effects Everyone — FYI - Additional information on NTP Program on Risks to Human Reproduction with website The NTP list-serve is a service of the NTP Offices of Liaison & Scientific Review and NTP’s Central Data Management. The NTP Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Repreaduction solicits comments on the following eleven chemicals being considered for further evaluation by an Expert Panel in the year 2000. Comments received by May 4, 2000 can be considered in the selection process. 1-Bromopropane (106-94-5) 2-Bromopropane {75-26-3) Dimethyl Methyl Phosphonate (DMMP) (756-79-6) Ethylene glycol (107-21-1) Glycol ethers (not available) Glyphosate (107 1-83-6) Methanol (67-56-1) Nicotine (54-11-5) Phenol (108-95-2) Thimerosal (54-64-8) Toluene (108-88-3) The request is detailed in the Federal Register announcement and can be found at ntipy/: serve OCs OrCERHRTG Runimi. Further information about the NTP Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction can be obtained through the Center’s web site: if needs nih coy 2078585095