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Dr. Murray Senkus April 8, 1970 TOBACCO PROJECTS I. _PUFFED TOBACCO A. Tobacco Studies (Project 185: Fredrickson, Harper, Hickman) Study of the effect of sucker control agents on ‘the response of tobacco to puffing processes is in progress. Composites of flue-cured tobacco from Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia were used. The samples were composites of the leaves from the upper two-thirds of the plant. Compo- sites of burley from Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia are also being studied. The sucker control agents are two systemic agents, MH-30 and the potassium salt of maleic hydrazide, and four contact agents, l-octanol, j-decanol, cocodimethylamine caprate, dimethyldodecylamine acetate (Penar). Hand-suckered tobaccos were used as controls. All samples were puffed with pentane/wet steam. All flue-cured samples treated with sucker control agents were more responsive to puffing than the hand-suckered tobacco. However, the increases in the filling value for the treated flue-cured samples were similar. The increases in the intracellular volume measured with an air pycnometer were more variable. No data are available for the burley sample at present. The expansion of stalk composites of 15 commercial flue-cured varieties grown at Oxford, North Carolina is in progress. An exploratory study of the constituents involved in the thermo-plastic deformation of tobacco during expansion has been initiated. B. Smoke Studies (Project 180: Schumacher, Green) Study of the particulate phase components of a control and wholly puffed tobacco blend continues. Four of the 10 major chromatographic fractions from the ether extract of each condensate have been investigated; study of a fifth is well underway. Recent findings are shown on following page: 6Z9E 9nhOS
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2082102932 Crosby, Angela From: Cohen, Denise A. Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 5:26 PM To: Crosby, Angela; Desel, Paula; Ryan, Tom J.; Spector, James; Rosen, Janine Subject: RE: Draft Response to WEAB-TV Here are my comments in advance. I think the tone might be too abrubt, and Bibbens reacts poorly to tones he dislikes. It just might add to the headache. Should we also note that we never discussed rates? I think you address this, in general, but should we be specific? Denise Cohen. Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-3415
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-----Original Message----- From: Allison, Jo Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 10:12 AM To: Labosco, Enza Subject: FW: SAVE THE DATE: October 22 - 25 / Meeting with OBT & Direct Reports Enza: Is this still in the works for these dates? Jo D60CCELS 807
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 TO; Debbie Smith DATE: November 7, 1989 FROM: Lisa Guglielmone Z SUBJECT: Purchase of 1990 SlimsClub Incentive Items This is to confirm what needs to be purchased for the 1990 SlimsClub program. All has been confirmed with Nancy Parmet and the agency. Lighter Sleeve Quantity: 600,000 Date Due At Fulfillment Shop: 1/15/90 Cost per Item: $0.50 Product Description: Alloy sleeve with imprint on one side. Date Art/Keyline Needed to Be Provided: 3 days from receipt of sample item. Little Black Book Quantity: 300,000 Date Due At Fulfiliment Shop: 2/15/90 Cost per Item: $0.70 Product Description: Black Address Book with Gold Imprint. Gray graph paper on inside. Date Art/Keyline Needed to Be Provided: 3 days from receipt of sample item. Black Cosmetic Bag Quantity: 300,000 Date Due At Fulfillment Shop: 3/1/90 Cost per Item: $1.10-$1.20 Product Description: Black nylon cosmetic bag with "graph paper" pattern, pink/yellow stripe. (Specs to be sent under separate cover by agency.) Date Art/Keyline Needed to Be Provided: 3 days from receipt of sample item. Conair Micro Phone Quantity: 1,500 Date Due At Fulfillment Shop: 5/1/90 Cost per Item: $11.59 Product Description: Slim wall phone in almond, blue or white. Date Art/Keyline Needed to Be Provided: 3 days from receipt of sample item. Debbie, please let me know how else I can help you with this project. I understand that the above deadlines are tight. ce: K. Bruce/LBCo S. Jannetta N. Parmet J. Wolf/LBCo QEEVEOLT OG
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RCV BY: THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE > 8- 8-34 5 16:34 5 CCITT ECM tH#OD 2408 favaumn House Grrice ButLpine Somenrreee: Washington BC 20515-0828 ENERGY AND COMMERCE (202) 226-0076 CHARMAN, SUBCOMMITTEE Of weit wae SoS Congress of the United States Savenmvent creeariont Los nian GA bgt a Bouse of Representatives AmaniS tive ASSISTANT Washington, WE 20515-0529 HENRY A. WAXMAN 297TH District, CALIFORNIA August 8, 1994 The Honorable Thomas A. Bliley, Jr. 2241 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Tom: I am writing te you about a "Dear Colleague" letter that you sent on August 4 regarding H.R. 3434. I am not surprised, of course, that we disagree on this issue. <I am surprised and disappointed, however, that you have taken such a personal tone in your criticism. There is no substantive argument in the Nickie McWherter column excerpt you circulated to our colleagues; instead, it is a mean-spirited attack on my character and reputation. I have come to expect these tactics from the tobacco companies, but not fram you. I am sorry you saw fit to respond to our disagreement over H.R. 3434 in this way. Sin ely, HENRY’ A. Wt Member of Congress T11660-1162
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——Original Message----~ = From: Roberts, Peggy Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 2:57 PM To: Nelson, Donald (WashDC) Subject: RE: FYT Is that progress? 7 2085262852
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B tesa ete Lertllard MEMORANDUM October 22, 1992 TO: Andrew H.: Tisch M. Alfred Peterson Arthur J. Stevens FROM: Ronald S. Goldbrenner RE: Carolina Cigarette Company - Addition of Officer seem e c The enclosed "Written Consent..." is designed to confirm the appointment of Roland D. Hammer as Vice President for Marketing and Sales, International. Please sign and return the enclosed "Written Consent..." to me. renclosure CORPL/CCC5/10/22/92 vrecl9c6
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4 RJ REYNOLDS @ Opy S.G, STEEN Regtonal Operations Mgr 160 Lawrence Bell Drive Suite #108 January 13, 1994 Willamsville, NY 14221 (716) 634-9232 Fax (716) 634-3146 RJR Account #533288 Mr. B. Corrigan JONES McINTOSH, INC. February Monthly Promotion: Camel Collector Packs Dear Bill: Listed below is pertinent information pertaining to our February 1994 automatic monthly display shipment to your participating retail accounts: No/Cases Brands UPC Codes 2 Camellt | 12300-21150 2 Camel Lt Box 12300-21152 2 Camel Filter 12300-21098 2 Camel Filter Box 12300-21151 4 Camel Wides Filter 80300-21154 4 Camel Wides Lt 80300-21153 Product / Premium Arrival: Week of: January 31, 1994 Ship Date to Retail: Week of: February 7, 1994 SKU CUBE: 1.318 SKU WT (w/o Product): 3,500 Ibs Retail Sales Offer per Sku: 50 units Billing per Sku: 5 Full Price Cartons EFT $ Amount: $6,394.99 NON EFT $ Amount: $NiA Promotion Description: ‘Joe's Place’ Counter Display: Five (5) different Camel — Collector pack styles should be loaded into the 50-pack shipper display and sent to retail. Consumer purchases one (1) pack at normal selling price. Display Load: 10 packs each: Camel Lt/ Camel Lt Box / Camel Fil / Camel Fil Box 5 packs each: Camel Wides Fil / Camel Wides Lt CLES E98TS
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ta TEST OF THE LINEAR-NO THRESHOLD THEORY OF RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS Bernard L. Cohen University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA 15260, U.S.A. We recently completed a compilation of radon measurements from available sources which gives the average radon level, r, in homes for 1730 counties, well over haif of alt U.S. counties and comprising about 90% of the total U.S. population. Plots of age-adjusted lung cancer mortality rates, m, vs these r are shown in Fig. 1a, c where, rather than showing individual points for each county we have grouped them into Intervals of r (shown on the base-line along with the number of counties in each group) and we plot the mean value of m for each group, its standard deviation, and _ the first and third quartiles of the distribution. We-see, in Fig. 1a, c, a clear tendency for m to decrease with increasing r, in sharp contrast to the increase expected from the fact that radon can cause lung cancer, shown by the line labelled "theory". One obvious problem is migration: people do not spend their whole life and receive ail of their radon exposure in their county of residence at time of death. However, it is easy to correct the theoretical predication for this, and the “theory” aeons & 5 ¥ iw) NN
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CONFIDENTIAL; MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION ~__ April 7, 1992 MEMORANDUM TO: Susan Stuntz and Marty Gleason * FROM: Beonhi] Dawson and Carol ard’ s Attached_are two draft scripts for new PSAs -- for your review and comment Additionally, Capital \Gonmnn Foes LAGS Fira spot -- a nyorae only" approach that would have the 800 number on the screen over 15 seconds of narration. “his draft also is attached. REDACTED Also, we're working with Frederick/Schneiders on revising the focus panels. The changes we suggest would bring us to six panels the week of erm making the composition as follows: sHispanis group San Antonio ny, Mix of smokers and nonsmokers " " &S Yi African Americans Chicago oS” Smokers (mostly white) m sd Smokers Orange County, CA Uy wt Mix of :smokers and nonsmokers Do you have additional suggestions before we finalize this with Keith Frederick and Peter Harris? Thanks for your input. We're on track to have the materials ready for a final TI review on Thursday. Attachments TIMN 0159155.
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September 26, 1983 TO: Ms. E. N. Monahan + j i PROM: Mr. K. L. Verner RE: BRIGHT WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS -- WEEK ENDING, SEPTEMBER 28 an asin tndanadamck bach Anno TOR Ah ne ee @ Attended a neeting with representatives from the Coupon Redenption Center to finalize coding and tabulation specifications for the BRICHT Screening Questionnaire. This questioansire is designed to identify full-time and part-time users of the Brand as well as occasional users. Response thus fer to the mail-out questionnaire has been higher than anticipated. Roughly 10,000 returns have been received during the first week following mail-out. In addition to : providing smokers for BRIGHT's Identified 2-Puck/Carton Test, ve ‘ expect to receive enough names to use in 8 number of other research ’ projects. A copy of the screening status is attached. tn cena a Le th e@ Issued an analysis of BRIGHT 100's Cospetitive Product Test. While only two waves of BRIGHT's Competitive Test are complete, Wave I was boosted to allow for a full sample following the completion of Wave Il. Overall ratinge indicate that 65.0% of total low tar menthol 18+ acceptors rated BRIGRT 100 70+. Additionally, 54.52 of full flavor menthol 184+ acceptors rated the Brand 70+. While BRIGHT’ s 1983 Competitive Teeting does not include a mentvol competitor, these results indicate that BRIGHT 100‘s acceptance among its primery target group (low tar menthol acceptors) ic high. ee ene aarti ar me ) t / : ot . ADL he . Verner cht riFak Jw LL. MARXETING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ow ‘ a é 1 KLV/ch PO eae ae) t . Attachnent t i ce: Ms. M. D. Rarris Ms. D. S. Burrows Code: 4.10 ee eee ree wa ° nd w @ Cd ° ~~ ond
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R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Compariy Winston-Salaom, NC 2? 71a mpd 627 -SOG0 Timothy GC Harris Brand Manayer dD J i=] FRUR} December 5, 1984 Mr. Howard MclIivain LPK, Inc. 225 East Sixth Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Subject: VANTAGE PACKAGING EXPLORATORY Dear Howard: As we discussed by telephone, we are requesting that you conduct an additional phase of exploratory for VANTAGE packaging. You should concentrate your work during this phase on VANTAGE Parent 85mm and VANTAGE Excel. Once this phase is successfully completed we will proceed with translations to our VAT, Ultra Lights, 100's and Menthol styles. . As we agreed, your initial presentation to us is scheduled for 12/17. Flats as opposed to comps are the appropriate format for this presentation; however, they should have a high degree of finished appearance. Howard, direction for this next phase does not depart significantly from that which guided your previous work. There are, however, several areas upon which you should place additional focus in order to achieve the optimal design for VANTAGE. Specif- ically, you should strive to: @ Increase the pack's contemporary look. @ Provide a higher level of quality appearance. ® Inject motion and energy into the design, as opposed to a Static effect. @ Maintain a strong visual link to current VANTAGE packaging. Specific design elements which you should address include: @ Logo treatment which is more contemporary as regards typeface or position. e Bulls-eye treatment which is less bold, more tasteful. @ Elimination of background starkness. mr | —> SOE oSegc
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2080536914 Murphy, Dan R. latte o From: Fajivo, Jeff J, Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 4:13 PM To: Murphy, Dan R. Subject: FW: Cigarettes Cheaper
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4 x PROPOSED INGREDIENTS/FLAVORINGS PROTOCOL é To be used inZan R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company product, an ingredient or flavoring must qualify under either Section I or Section II below: r al cre Jo “4 to atte ove duet Section I 1. The ingredient/flavoring has been approved for human use by a governmental agency or other: body such as the U. S. Food and Drug Administration and/or the Flavor Extract Manufacturers' Association. 2. Where it is deemed appropriate or where the ingredient/flavoring is approved for human use only by the Council of Europe, RJRTC will (i) review, to the extent warranted, the scientific literature, the analysis of chemical structure, biological data and other material upon which the agency or body based its approval of the ingredient/flavoring, and/or (ii) conduct such other review, inquiry or test as may be necessary. With “regard to such last mentioned provision, it is noted that toxicologic data resulting from inhalation studies may indicate that an ingredient/flavoring not be used in RJRTC tobacco products even though the ingredient/flavoring has been given the approval described in paragraph I, above. 3. Where the approval described in paragraph 1, above, specifies or is based upon a particular grade or purity of the ingredient/flavoring, RJRTC shall use an equal or better grade or purity of such ingredient/ flavoring. 54] oS Ww © 14) @ wi & wd
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s63 Schoendorf and Kiely (1992) The first study to independently examine maternal smoking during and after pregnancy - was published by Schoendorf and Kiely (1992). They performed a case-control analysis of data from the 1988 National Maternal and Infant Health Survey. Within this dataset, 201 black and 234 white autopsied SIDS cases were identified from death certificates; approximately 3,000 controls for each race were used. The analysis was restricted to infants weighing >2,500 grams at birth, Mothers were questioned regarding their level of cigarette consumption during pregnancy and at the time of interview, and from their responses categorized as nonsmokers, smokers after pregnancy only, or smokers during and after pregnancy. After adjustment for maternal age, education, and marital status, maternal smoking only after pregnancy had an OR of 1.8 (CI 1.0, 3.0) for whites and 2.3 (C1 =1.5, 3.7) for blacks. The risk of SIDS among infants of women who smoked both during and after pregnancy was 3.1 (CI =2.3, 4.2) and 3.1 (CI =2.2, 4.3) for whites and blacks respectively. The ORs for “passive” (postnatal) and “combined” (pre- and postnatal) exposure were not directly comparable, as mothers who smoked during and after pregnancy tended to smoke more cigarettes per day than mothers who smoked only after pregnancy. The authors also examined the risk of SIDS in relation to the presence of other smokers in the household. In whites, household smoking was significantly associated with SIDS (OR=1.4, CI=1.0, 1.9), but no relationship was seen in blacks (OR=0.9, C1 0.7, 1.3). This latter analysis controlled for mother's smoking status only. Mitchell et al, (1993) Final results from the New Zealand case-control study were published in Mitchell ef al. (1993). The study's catchment area covered 78% of all live births in New Zealand during the 3-year study period. Four hundred eighty-five SIDS cases were compared to 1,800 controls. Case infants were much more likely than were control infants to have mothers who had smoked in the two weeks prior to interview (OR=4.1, CI=3.3, 5.1). The OR decreased to 1.7 (CI=1.2, 2.3) but was still significant at the p=0.05 level after adjusting for: region, season, breastfeeding, and bed sharing; mother's marital status, socioeconomic EXTERNAL REVIEW DRAFT MARCH 1995 | | SA6SVELSO | { i
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oe ek ver ee ee d . CORESTA SS AND ETS TASK FORCE ; SIDESTREAM ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES _: Ex ge Summary of main points from Meeting ‘& LN An on 2ist January 19 . “ ze - : ne hg ORY, Co-ordinator of Task Force: C.R. Green (RJR, USA) rn Summary written by: R.R. Baker (BAT, UK) . J. A- literature review on Sidestream Methodology was given by ” pow, Jenkins (PM, USA), followed by presentations on specific -methods by C.J. Proctor (BAT,UK), E.D. John (Rothmans, UK), C.M. Mattina (Kimberley-Clark, USA), JH. Bell (Lorillard, USA) and D.W. Eaker (RJR, USA). “2. In general discussion, it was agreed to define sidestream smoke _as al} the smoke generated by a cigarette that is not mainstream 3. It was also agreed to refer to sidestream methods as “analytical : methods for sidestream smoke determination" and not to imply in _any way that this is related to ETS. It was agreed to define sidestream particulate matter-water- nicotine free (PMWNF) as that collected on a Cambridge pad and . deposited in the apparatus using the minimum distance between ‘the cigarette and pad that would ensure the temperature 1 cm on the smoke side of the pad was 22 + 20. ae ® 5, It was decided to do an inter-laboratory comparison of methods. All Each person wishing to participate in this co-operative study participating should write to C.R. Green stating : delegates (a) his willingness to participate (b) the number of each type of cigarette he will require & (c) any information he may have on anenometers or other air velocity measurement methods (see 9(b) below). 6. The following cigarettes will be used in the co-operative study: (a) KIR4F (University of Kentucky reference cigarette) (b). C-20 (20% ventilated German Verband reference cigarette) (c) C-50 (50% ventilated German Verband reference cigarette) (d) UK flue-cured cigarette (e) Dark air-cured cigarette (a) [$30 per thousand] can be obtained by writing to: Ms Bettye Vice, Purchasing Officer, Purchasing Tobacco and Health Research Institute Cooper & Alumni Drives University of Kentucky Lexington, Ky 40546. (tel: 606 257 2660) G. Scherer (Verband) will] supply (b) and (c) to participants. G. Scherer R.R. Baker (BAT,UK) will supply (d) R.R. Baker J.M. Gonzalez (Tabacalera, S.A.,) will supply (e) J.M. Gonzale g¢293 £2905 (C.R. Green will let G. Scherer, R.R. Baker and J.M. Gonzalez C.R. Green know who is participating in the co-operative study, and how many cigarettes each participant requires).
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RR R.J.Reynoids industries, Inc. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 Edward A. Horrigan, Jt. Executive Vice President November 7, 1983 Mr. Ron Domm, Jr. 504 Sicomac Avenue Wyckoff, New Jersey 07481 Dear Ron: This is in response to your letter of October 13 asking for Reynolds to assist you as you plan to participate in the World Cup and the U.S. Ski Team. Unfortunately, I must advise you, Ron, that we do not sponsor individuals in such events and, therefore, I am afraid that we cannot be of any assistance to you. However, I was very pleased to hear from you again and I am also very impressed with the goals that you have set for yourself. Please give my best to your Mom and Dad. 7 Warm regards. Sincerely, (S / Lope | oo | E. A. Horrigan, Jr. EAH/js BLnS B8geOs
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4 Ronald Milstein To: Caroll Prevette/Lorillard/MLBA@ MLBA Legal Department cc: Brian McGinn/Lorillard MLBA @MLBA 04/25/2008 02:00 PM Subject: Marketing Regulation Manual We need to revise the corporate principles and perhaps some other sections relating to it and Youth Smoking Prevention in the Marketing Regulation Manual to reflect the changes we just announced in the Informer and the reprinting of the brochure. Please take a look at what we have and get Brian to review with you the changes we need to make in it before you prepare a draft for me. The information contained in this email transmission may contain privileged and confidential information. It is intended only for the use of the person(s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the original message. ¢4y60608
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Chaikin, Karen From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 6:25 PM To: Riggle, Robert A. Subject: NYU Rob, Or. Gallagher {s very receptive and has ideas for stories. We need to identify a few good dates to meet with him so you can fill him in on details of what we have to offer. | said we'd go to his office seeing he came here this time. if it's difficult to make the time, we can ask him to come here again. KC Youth Smoking Prevention AIPLIET S807
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Response to Comments Offered by Reviewer #2 in Connection with "Estimation of the Effect of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) on the Air Quality Within Aircraft Cabins" The following paragraphs respond to comments offered by Reviewer #2 in connection with Manuscript Number ES8601745. Comment #1. Reviewer #2 writes in the first paragraph that the data [contained in our report] could introduce some solid and scientific numbers into an otherwise emotional and political public issue. In the second paragraph the reviewer adds that the authors seemed to be more concerned with defending the accuracy and integrity of the analytical procedures than with the conclusions that can be drawn from the work. Response. We agree with the reviewer’s comment regarding the emotional and political aspects of the issue we investigated. We also agree with the comment dealing with the greater concern indicated for defending our analytical procedures. In preparing the manuscript, we anticipated the possibility of emotionalism and politics affecting review, and consequently we took great effort to ensure that our procedures were described as completely as practical within the constraints of maintaining brevity. . Comment #2. The reviewer apparently suggests that the manuscript discuss our results in view of health standards or relevant toxicological information. Response. While we are aware of the TLV for nicotine, we believe that use of this figure for comparative purposes is inappropriate and potentially misleading owing to its specific applicability for assessing exposure to nicotine (exclusive of ETS) in industrial settings. To our knowledge, the literature is devoid of information relating to either toxicological or health aspects specific to nicotine at the levels we measured. Similarly, information relative to ETS (at levels which may be estimated from our results) exists only in the form of epidemiological studies, the results of which are ambiguous and consequently highly controversial. We believe that science is best served by discussing our results only in the context of estimated exposures. It is our hope that the results we report will prove useful to researchers investigating the relation between exposure and dose. nGb2 629CS
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*** Porwarding note from MWINOKUR--VUS0212A 07/26/96 14:08 *** To: ESANDERS--VCH0021A E. Sanders cc: DBECKER ~-VUS0212A RCARCHMA--VUS0212A Richard Carchman LMCALPIN--VUSO212A Loreen McAlpin HREIF ~-VCHO021A Helmut Reif MBERLIND~-VUS0212A Berlind,Mark MFIRESTO--PMUSAHUB MARC FIRESTONE MBOURLAS--VCH0021A Manuel Bourlas DGREENBE--VCHO021A D. Greenberg From: Matthew Winokur - Tel: 212 880 3564 Fax: 212 907 5849 Subject: Bofetta/Phase III Ted: We have been informed that the Aug. 6 edition of Nature will carry an article by Paolo Boffetta critical of the use of the scientific studies cited in the Phase III campaign. Specifically, Boffetta apparently makes two claims. First, that we have drawn conclusions from the studies which are not consistent with those stated or intended by the authors. Second, that it is inappropriate to compare conclusions from a meta~analysis of ETS with single study findings. Richard suggested that you begin to consider responses to these allegations. In the meantime, we'll let you know if we learn more about the article and will see if it is possible to obtain an early copy. David: I will continue to brief our consultant to get his view on how IARC might regard the campaign. But after we see the Boffetta piece we may want to revise the brief. _ - END OF NOTE VL60808S202
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Wows te Carryis Sanpeipon & Rica A Pacessmons Leone Liwasry Coma ‘ 1600 BB&T FINANCIAL CENTER i 200 WEST SECOND STREET WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 27101 MAILING ADDRESS POST OFFICE DRAWER 84 OTHER OFFICES: WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 27102 TELEPHONE (910) 721-3600 ATLANTA, GA G. CRISTON WINDHAM FACSIMILE (910) 721-3660 CHARLOTTE, NC (910) 721.3687 RALEIGH, NC RECEIVED September 15, 1995 SEP 18 4995 via federal express MEW. Even Hurwitz, Esq. — ‘ Arnold & Porter , 555 Twelfth Street, N.W. ? Washington, D.C. 20004-1202 TAL TDS LE Greg Fowler, Esq. AL Shook, Hardy & Bacon jal ESH 0 SE 7? One Kansas City Place 1200 Main Street gL 7.0 POSED Kansas City, MO 64105 Re: FDA Response on "Addiction" aoe b a ee VEL KING Dear Even and Greg: . - Mee ZT) : Enclosed please find an outline. setting forth my ideas regarding the points to be made in response to the proposed rulemaking. We have also attempted to reference those parts of Even’s draft that may be relevant to the specific points, After you have had a chance to review it, please contact me with any comments or suggestions for revision. : Very truly yours, ° G. Criston Windham Enclosure GCW/dd etes SB8eTs
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sg PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. rh TC 3 INTER|- OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE cS Wanker é 100 [Park Avenue; New. York, N.Y. 10017 To: ' * Mr. J. S&S. Osmalov . ___ Date: August 25, 1976 s From: " F. E. Resnik = “subject: - HTI 5511/7006 ppb s 3 The subject HTI samples have been approved for shipment to @ Home Testing Institute. This test compares Merit Menthol Fade 100: and Merit Menthol 85.. FER: MV ce; Dr. W. Gannon Mr. W. Johnson Mr. D. Mazzitelli Mr. W. Lloyd Mr. J. Wickham i
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Lanier;Case #2235 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH NAME: Stephen M. Lanier, Ph.D TITLE: Instructor, Harvard Medical School Assistant in Pharmacology, Massachusetts General Hospital EDUCATION: Tennessee Technological University, B.S. 1978 Biology and Chemistry Cookville, Tennessee University of Tennessee Center for Ph.D. 1982 Pharmacology Health Sciences, Memphis, Tennessee 1983 Postdoctoral Fellow/Research Associate, Department of Pharmacology, University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences, Memphis, Tennessee 1983 Visiting Scientist, Department of Pharmacology, Shinshu University School of Medicine, Matsumoto, Japan 1983-1986 Research Fellow in Medicine, Cellular and Molecular Research Laboratory, Massachusetts General Hospital, Research Fellow in Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 1986 Assistant in Pharmacology, Massachusetts General Hospital; Instructor, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts Avards and Honors 1977 ~ “Biology Scholarship Award, Tennessee Technological University 1978 Bartoo Memorial Scholarship Award, Tennessee Technological University 1978 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society 1980 National Student Research Forum, Galveston, Texas, First Place, Cardiovascular Research, Honorable Mention, Overall Competition 1981 Sigma Xi Annual Research Recognition Awards, Second Place, University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences 1981-1982 Advanced Predoctoral Fellow supported by Pharmaceutical Manufacturer's Association Foundation 1985 Research Fellowship Awarded by Local Massachusetts Affiliate of the American Heart Association 1985-1987 National Research Service Award from the National Institutes of Health 1986 Louis B. Katz Prize for Young Investigators (American Heart Association), Finalist 1987 FIRST Award for Young Investigators (National Institutes of Health) Publications Cagen LM, Lanier SM, Baer PG. Prostaglandin BE, metabolism by isolated kidneys of New Zealand genetically hypertensive and normotensive rats. Biochem Med 25:98-195, 1981. Lanier SM, Malik KU. Attenuation by prostaglandins of the facilitatory effect of angiotensin II at adrenergic prejunctional sites in the isolated Krebs perfused rat heart. Cire Res 51:594-601, 1982. Lanier SM, Malik KU. Facilitation of adrenergic transmission in the canine heart by intracoronary infusion of angiotensin II: Effect of prostaglandin synthesis inhibition. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 227:676-682, 1983. Schwarz KR, Lanier SM, Carter EA, Homcy CJ, Graham RM. Rapid reciprocal changes in adrenergic receptors in intact isolated hepatocytes during primary cell culture. Mol Pharmacol 27:200-209, 1985. Lanier SM, Malik KU. Inhibition by prostaglandins of adrenergic transmission in the left ventricular myocardium of anesthetized dogs. J Cardiovasc Pharmacol 7:653-659, 1985. Schwarz KR, Lanier SM, Carter EA, Graham RM, Homey CJ. Transient high-affinity binding of agonists to alpha,-adrenergic receptors of intact liver cells. FEBS Letts 187:205-210, 1985.
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ROGERS & ASSOCIATES POR REA TIONS OE it Get athe SHARE EP NA OIMIMT, Nh RT TONS November 19, 1986 Judith Johnston-Weston CENTRAL CITY ASSOCIATION 523 West 6th Street, Suite 200 Los Angeles, CA 90014 Dear Judith: Just dropping you a note to confirm the briefing session to be held prior to the City Council's Public Health Committee hearing at City Hall. The details are listed below: BRIEFING SESSION DATE: Tuesday, November 25, 1986 PLACE: New Otani Hotel Four Seasons Suite 120 South Los Angeles Street Les Angeles, CA 90018 TIME: 11:45 a.m. Lunch will be served. If you have any questions cegarding the above information, Please call me at (213) 552-6922, Thank you for your cooperation and participation on this important issue. ec: Lisa Specht Sion Saldana fos AVENUE OF THE STARS. SUITE 191 LOS ANGELES CALIFORNLS 9007 TELEPHONE 214 5594922 TCALO0173460
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2082057595 Osborne, Kevin (PMMC Legal From: Venable, Bristow Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 11:02 AM To: Holleran, Jack; Osborne, Kevin (PMMC Legal) Ce: Mahon, Jean Subject: Document Collection - Prop 65 and Northwest logistics FYI - to keep you guys in the loop... The conference room in E1 is ours through the end of August. The badge reader will be activated at the close of business on Friday. There will be one generic badge for entering and exiting the room and my badge will also be recognized by the reader. Security has my name and numbers as the contact. There is one potential problem with August 20 - 23 (Norma Machich wants the room for "kids day”) - she and I have already spoken on this issue and I have it on my tickler to follow up with her at the end of July as to whether or not she will need to move the “kids day activities” to another conference room. We have a retiree (Ed Stultz) who is interested in covering the production and he is available for weekends and after hours. Jim McNasby and I are coordinating on having Ed Stultz brought in through the arrangement we have with HGW. (If there are any glitches in Ed's availability, I plan to fil in on coverage.) Page 7
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From: Davenport, Stephan Sent: Friday, January 02, 1998 14:54 To: Minkoff, Bo Cc: Mirabella, Pet Subject: GCB speech at Kraft, late Jan Hi Bob Glad youin and WORKING HARD : Like | said on the phone, Peter is out of the office & he's asked me to do a bit of research in his absence, re: a speech he's preparing for GCB to be delivered at Kraft later this month. He's specifically interested in discussing how the vaiue of investment in PM has grown (source: maybe the last sharehoiders' report) ... CAN YOU VERIFY that the stock price has more than tripled in the 1990s? ... AND, is there any documentation showing how much the value of investment in PM has grown (eg: in The New York Times this week, there was an article talking about the Dow Jones stocks, how much certain ones are worth now based on investment in them a few years ago). Peter will be back in on Mon but anything you can help me with today would be much appreciated. Just email the info back // Thx! Steph Ext, 3733 Page 1 VS60T9LELOT
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FIBERGLAS ee OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION FIBERGLAS TOWER. TOLEDO. OHIO 43658. (£19) 246-8000 June 2, 1986 zx. Mack Moore R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY 12th Floor, Reynolds Building 401 XN. Main Street | Winston-Saiem, NC ~27102 Dear Mack, OCF invoices A65-460-.and A65-461 were sent to Mrs. White this month. The foliowing is additional information on the two billings: Invoice A65-460: $105,872.00 Phase I The Huntingdon charges of $81,872 consist of $70,762 corporate engineering costs and $11,110 of pliant engineering costs. The corporate engineering charges are primarily design engineering with the remaining charges for project management and C.A.D. systems. Plant charges are primarily process design. The Granville costs represent manhour and travel costs of the process design team. ga, 009) . -“- Invoice A65=-461: $134,000.00 Phase I= $29,000 of these costs are for mat development, while the remaining charges 105,999 a | are development costs for the long term process. 22 of these costs were incurred by our Granville technicians. Sincerely, OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLASS CORPORATION Paul) Paul E£. Bachmever Accounting & Business Admin. Mgr. Textile Operating Division PEB/1m wm o Oo oO —_ co) ~N cod wey
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Pabst, Joanne From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 9:47 AM To: Greenberg, David Ce: Handai, Kenneth Subject: RE: integrity Hotline Poster Permanently. | suspect that building services doesn't grasp their significance. 2085776551
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a e THE WORCESTER FOUNDAT 10 N FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY Shwewsbuny, Massachusetts January 10, 1964 Mr. W. T. Hoyt Executive Director Tobacco Industry Research Committee 150 East Forty-second Street New York, N. Y. 10017 Dear Mr. Hoyt: Many thanks for your check in the amount of $6,281.25, covering the second quarterly premium to us for Dr. Dorfman's research project. We do indeed appreciate it. Sincerely yours, Bruce Crawford BC: ahw Business Manager ec. Dr. Ralph I. Dorfman _ HUDSON HOAGLAND, Ph. D., Sc. D. GREGORY PINCUS, Sc. D. C i RALPH I. DORFMAN, Ph, D. BRUCE CRAWFORD Executive Director Research Director Director of Laboratories Business Manager
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“ITIZENS FOR CLEAN AIR IN PUBLICLY USED BUILDINGS P.O. Box 248 ; NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02159 783.0776 RON! RECHNTTz June 6, 1977 The Council For Tobacce Research-U.S.A., Inc. 110 East S9th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 Dear Council Tor Totacco Research-U.5S.A., Inc.; + You are the ssonsoring agency of 2 program of research into quest- fons of totacc> use and he=1th, an outgrowth of the Tot2cco Industry Research Council formed e=rly in 1954 by tobacco manufacturers, growers, and warehousemen. Why would tobacco manufacturers, growers and ware= fousemen want to finance research into tobacco use and health knowing thet any research may discover positively thet cigarettes or other tobaceo products cause “isease and kill people: thus working against . their own self-interests in growing, manufacturing, and selling tobacco. Please answer this perplexing question. Thank you. ! a | Sincerely, \ : Rot Rechnite 7 « Executive Director GEN 10535
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Chaikin, Karen From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 11:56 AM To: Goodman, Taryn H Subject: RE: NYU | have heard from Diana that the will not be funding the full request. Eric and {| are meeting with her and others to discuss further before we advise grantees. if Robert calls again, let him know that | hope to be in touch by Thursday. thanks. KC Youth Smoking Prevention ALTICETS80T
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MEMORANDUM October 11, 1989 TO: Walter Woodson FROM: Diana Avedon +} RE; Scientific/Other Witnesses Appearances —~ 1989 Attached is a list of legislative appearances made on our behalf by ETS, indoor air quality, tax and fire experts. [I will update this list monthly for your review. /da Attachment ce: Michele Boisse Bill Cannell Brennan Dawson Paul Emrick John Lyons Kurt Malmgren George Minshew Bill Orzechowski Charley Powers Debbie Schoonmaker Susan Stuntz Kay Thomas T10029-0170
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PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORP. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 TO: Distribution - DATE: February 16, 1994 FROM: Steven C. Parrish . { RE: Notice of Disposal Suspension We have received a document request that calls for certain records, most of which are already subject to Disposal Suspension under the Philip Morris Records Management Program. (Documents subject to Disposal Suspension are listed in Appendix A to the Records Management Manual.) To allow us to comply with the document request, disposal of all records relating to the following should be suspended: 1. Actual or proposed agreements, or any meetings, discussions, or communications between Philip Morris and other tobacco companies concerning: (a) the manufacture of cigarettes, (b ed the sale of cigarettes, (c) the pricing of cigarettes (including rebates and discounts), (d) research and development of cigarettes, including limitations or restrictions on research and development, or (e) product innovation, including limitations or restrictions on product innovation. 2 Weekly, monthly, semi-annual, or annual reports concerning the research and development of cigarettes. 3. The manufacture, sale, or research and development of fire safe, self extinguishing or reduced ignition propensity cigarettes. “ 4. The Technical Study Group on Cigarettes and Little Cigar Fire Safety (a group created by the Cigarette Safety Act of 1984 to oversee studies on the ignition propensity of cigarettes) and its successor, the Technical Advisory Group (created by the Fire Safe Cigarette Act of 1990). TIOPOSTSOS
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PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORP. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 TO: Distribution DATE: January 10, 2000 FROM: Louis A. Arbetter lk SUBJECT: Master Settlement Agreement - New Employee Training Attached is the revised MSA training package for new employees. The package includes an introduction, a script and the slides. Please review and forward any comments you may have to my attention. Thank you. Attachments Distribution: J. Brickell P. Desel J. Gilbert M. Maness J. Murillo _ LEBvLS780Z
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WILLIAM ESTY COMPANY ADVERTISING 100 EAST 42°" STREET NEW YORK,N. Y. 10017 697-1600 September 25, 1973 SALEM - Line Extension/ New Product Copy Researc Mr. A. H. Johnston R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina Dear Als This is to confirm that the Agency is proceeding in the following manner in the SALEM Line Extension/New Product projects. Specifically: 1. Develop alternative ackage designs! and alternative advertising campaign approaches for SALE Nor (general market and Black narket ) @ 2. Concurrent with above, develop specific tele-research concept research proposal for (a) SALEM North, (b) "Deuce" and (c) "Shamba!! with research to be conducted among the following sub-groups: (a) general market, (b) Blacks and (c) young adult male blue collar workers (general market). We will be providing you, Al, with a specific tele-research proposal during the week of October 1. Cordially, Maw Alan S, Bender je/ cc: Mr. D. A. Cummins Mr, Jd. T. Winebrenner
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AV Keynote Tobacco Company D. F. Knoll Account Executive August 11, 1899 TO: J. V. Maguire Jim Piscitelli Bryan Stockdale Dave Gesmundo P. J. Cundari Jeanne Swisher Jim Best Dave Owens 4 Wayne Tucker Jack Geeting Dave Wilmesher Rick Young Subject: Casey's General Stores After many months of negotiations, we finally have a contract signed with Casey's. As you know, back in April, Caseys’ decided to go with P.M. and BAT; however, shortly after that decision was implemented, they realized that to maintain their volume, they needed us on contract as well. The current backbar setup for cigarettes (see pictures attached) is 8’ long and 8.4’ high. P.M. has 4’ or 50% of the setup and is on a base contract at approximately $60. Per month. BAT has the top portion of the other 4’ section or 25%, and has maximized their payment at $400 +. We have the lower half for the remaining 25%, and are on a full PRP at our current grid rate of $140 per month. Our eight baskets, which is our prime merchandising space, and encompasses the 3-P’s along with the Doral sign outside the box starts at 30” from the floor and goes to 56” from the floor. Based on the average of 8' from the counter fo the backbar, our space is all very visible. The reason we decided to take the horizontal position we took was based on the fact that over the last 4 years, Caseys’ volume has remained steady at about 135 cpw, and thus has shown no upside potential. Based on this, we felt our merchandising space was a good buy, and would more than adequately defend our business. Especially when you consider what BAT is paying, and that we would have had to increase our payment by at least $160 per month or $2,304,000 per year to share the top of the 4 section with them. This just didn’t make good business sense. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, on ; Don F. Knoll Account Executive 792cS @zse
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LAW OFFICES JACOB & MEDINGER 1270 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS 2,,ROCKEFELLER CENTER ye (212) 765-4100 ~~ “gown J.JAcos FRANK H MEOINGER ©” _ TIMOTHY M. FINNEGAN <S eapLe ADORESS: KONIAY September 26, 1977 . an “ @. “2 William W. Shinn, Esq. s City Dear B! Cho: Shook, Hardy & Bacon oe : eS. Tventieth Floor, Mercantile Bank Tower . ~ 1101 Walnut: . — age - - Kansa “Missouri 64106- ~~ .. Confirming our telephone conversation, enclosed is a letter from Dr. Rao, together with detailed “ote proposals for research support, & budget of $25,000 for weg one year, and a copy of a paper related to that work, 8 which, as you will note, has been accepted for publication in the British Medical Journal. ov As you know, it now appears that this research a . ds not appropriate for consideration as a CTR special ey: project. Nevertheless, the work is of obvious value. Xf Moreover, Dr. Rao's past work and future plans include research into several areas of obvious interest to us, including further development of his work on lung cancer as an endocrine disease. . ty gisele pore at cal a should be a mosc effective proponent of some of his vievs and, under appropriate circumstances, might well be able ; to provide useful information to a Congressional Committee i or other body inquiring into certain aspects of smoking and health. Indeed, some of the work that he is doing on { 4 | smoking and pregnancy, while focused on the smoking mother, would suggest that he might have important information to impart in any consideration of claims of effects of snoking upon fetuses or non-snoking mothers. As you and I have previously discussed, Dr. Rao ‘ i q nLZE LIEOS .
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Cc. Kao p.4 Biographical Sketch C. Cheng Kao Department of Biology Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405 (812) 855-7959. e-mail: ckao@sunflower.bio.indiana.edu Education: Michigan State University, Ph. D. 1988 University of Michigan, B.S. 1984 Research and Professional Experience: 8/93-Present Assistant Professor of Biology, Indiana University. Bloomington, IN. Areas of study: 1) Structure and function of the replicase of the plant pathogenic virus, brome mosaic virus. 2) Molecular genetics of the plant pathogenic bacterium, Pseudomonas solanacearum. 10/90-8/93 National Science Foundation Plant Biology Postdoctoral Fellow with Drs. Paul Ahiquist and Luis Sequeira, Department of Plant Pathology, U. of Wisconsin-Madison. Areas of study: 1) Protein-protein interaction in the brome mosaic virus RNA replicase. 2) Identification and characterization of P. solanacearum genes required for virulence. 9/88-9/90 American Cancer Society, California Division Postdoctoral Fellow with Dr. Arnold Berk, Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics. University of California, Los Angeles, 1988-1990. Areas of study: Mechanism of transcription activation and cellular transformation in adenovirus. 9/84-8/88 Graduate Fellow with Dr. Larry Snyder, Department of Microbiology. Michigan State University. 1984-1988. Area of study: Molecular interaction between bacteriophage T4 and E, coli. Publications 1) Kao, C. C., and P. Ahlquist. Limited proteolysis mapping of the brome mosaic virus RNA replication proteins revealed structures that are correlated with in vive function and conserved among tripartite RNA viruses (In preparation). 2) Kao, C.C., F. Gosti, Y. Huang, and L. Sequeira. 1994. Characterization of a negative regulator of exopolysaccharide production by the plant pathogenic bacterium, Pseudomonas solanacearum. Mol. Plant-Microbe Interact. 7: 121-130.
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RJR Interoffice Memorandum Scientific Affairs Division TO: Cc. D. McGee FROM: Ms. Barbara Collie Dr. J. H. Reynolds DATE: September 18, 1991 SUBJECT: Prototype with Natural Chocolate Flavor #601442 Scientific Affairs understands you wish to conduct panel testing on a full-flavor prototype (966C) using Natural Chocolate Flavor #601442 from the Hagelin Company. The chocolate will be used in the burley casing at a level of 0.29% of the total blend. Approximately 30 panelists will be testing one prototype each which has a WINSTON KS configuration with a '‘'tar' level of 16 mg/cigarette. Scientific Affairs approves the use of this flavor for the panel evaluation as described above. Since all ingredients are currently in use by RJRT, you do not need to go to the HRRC prior to going to panel. However, should this flavor be further tested in any other type of sensory evaluation or test market, Scientific Affairs should be consulted. Additional review may be necessary, based upon your proposed conditions of use. Barbone: b Coble xc: Dr. A. W. Hayes Dr. R. L. Suber Dr. D. C. Rees Ms. D. L. Tuttle-Olm (4) re N Ss oe o ro pe nn
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~~. North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering Raleigh. Drpartaent OF Sotla Dr. Robert C, Hockett North Carolina Tobacco Industry Research Committee 150 East Forty Second Street New York 17, New York Dear Dr, Hockett: April 29, 1959 I have received your letter of April 22 and the forms for epplication for & research grant. These forms will be completed and returned by May 15. I am preparing a progress report on the results to date under the 1957 and 1958 grants. This report will . Progress Report No. 1, dated April with the application forms. h, 1958, was reported under TIKC Grant No. 152. the number of the TIRC grant? I would appreciate receiving this information at your earliest CEM: sh This Document Subject to Confidentiality Agreement convenience. Sincerely, be included Is this still EC }bIN= Oral” C. B. McCants Associate Professor + uKp389875