anirudh1112/corrected-tobacco-dataset-with-ocr huggingface dataset:
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zr INBIFO Institut fur biologische Forschung - Kdéln REPORT P 0268/2158 (IMR) 901019 PAGE 4 1 OBJECTIVE |! And UMA The objective of the present study was to determine the in vitro sister chromatid exchange (SCE) and chromosome aberration (CA)- inducing activities of the diluted MAINSTREAM and SIDESTREAM WHOLE SMOKE (MWS, SWS) of the research cigarette types SIRIUS-A and -B, i, SERTUS=A- was ,the reference cigarette for the test SIRIUS-B. t : cigarette é aA a top bee af FA ee a Fe Pf ee Se S The research cigarette types SIRIUS-A and -B, both filter cigarettes, differed in the concentrations of individual humec- tants in the filler. SIRIUS-A contained 1.9 percent glycerol, 1.4 percent propylene glycol, and 0.8 percent triethylene glycol. SIRIUS-B contained 2.3 percent glycerol, 1.7 percent propylene glycol, and no triethylene glycol. The total humectant concentra- tion in the filler of both research cigarette types was approx. 4 percent. The standard reference cigarette 2R1 was used as an in- ternal control. 3 METHOD The study was performed according to INBIFO standard operating procedures. Three MWS and 3 SWS doses were administered. For MWS, the doses were between 0.2 and 1.0 "milligrams" TPM per flask and for SWS between 0.1 and 0.6 "milligrams" TPM per flask. There were 4 cultures per dose group. 2062090416
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SMSi ATTACHMENT IV MARKET: Toledo MANAGER: Curtis Clingman VAN SAMPLING PROGRAM VAN PERSONNEL You are to screen and hire one female distributor to work with the Van Manager. One distributor will work with the Van Manager for each day he is in the market. Your distributor will be responsible for traveling with the Van Manager to each site and giving samples to pedestrians (1 per person). The Distributor must not give samples to anyone in cars, to anyone who appears to be under the age of 21, and must always ask if the consumer is a smoker before offering a sample. The Van Manager will have with him uniforms (sizes 8 - 10) and sampling baskets. VAN SITES You must identify and schedule three distribution sites per day for the van. These sites should include parks, shopping malls with parking lots, picnic areas, concerts or other recreational facilities. Please be certain that the van will not need a permit to sample or play music at these sites. In essence, the Van Manager will be under your direction for the days he's in your market. The Van will proceed to each site, play music, and distribute samples. Written permission must be obtained to sample on private property such as shopping malls. In some markets, the client's local representatives have pre-planned special events for the van to sample. In this case, there is no need for you to schedule any additional sites for the van to sample on special event day. (See attached Execution Calendar). For these events, you'll need to provide the Van Manager with 2 or 3 distributors, depending on estimated attendance at the events, which allows the van to distribute a 2 day (if using distributors) allocation. This eliminates 2 or 3 days of sampling activity. However, the van will still make site visits on the remaining days to play music. PRODUCT & PREMIUMS In all markets, the product for the Van Manager will be with the local client representative, The Van Manager will have all the information needed to retrieve the product on his first day in the market, and be responsible for it throughout the four days of executions. The Van Manager will distribute premiums along with cigarettes in each market, The premiums will be forwarded to you via UPS. GLY, PEO
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y (er) a R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company _ INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 (9191 777-5000 dD) jie RO TO: M. F. Borgerding FROM: J. R. Hayes RE: Phase I Chemistry: ; DATE: 12-10-87 Target Compounds Approach to the Smoke Chemistry of the NEW CIGARETTE: A critical element in the determination of the potential biologi- cal activity of NEW CIGARETTE smoke is the smoke chemistry. Initial studies indicate that the NEW CIGARETTE smoke is simpler than smoke from other cigarettes, consistent with prediction based upon product design. The determination of NEW CIGARETTE aerosol chemistry is founded upon biological relevance using risk assessment. This results in a three phase program. Phase I consisted of the quantitative determination of the levels of specific "target" compounds. Quantitation utilizes the best available methodology. Phase II consisted of a semi-qualitative and quantitative determination of NEW CIGARETTE smoke constituents that occur at or above a level of 0.5 micrograms per cigarette. The 0.5 microgram per cigarette level was based upon risk assessment. Phase III analysis repre- sents the determination of the classical "Federal Trade Commis-— sion type" cigarette smoke parameters measuring "tar", nicotine and carbon monoxide. Smoke analysis concentrates on the "Tox Model" prototypes. Analysis is at R. J. Reynolds with specific analysis being performed at contract laboratories qualified for that analysis. As with the biological studies the 1R4F reference cigarette is used for comparison. ayy 94905
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2082058428 Venable, Bristow A From: Mitchell, Kathy A. (Research Center) Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 8:34 AM To: Venable, Bristow Subject: RE: MRB tn the mail. Kathy
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£00200 DATE: December 13, 1994 TU: All Store Managers, District Supervisors, Zone Managers, John Hansen, Don Zietlow, Bob Thorud, Randy Hanson, Ron Sissel, Ed Strahs, Sharon Dwyer, Todd Roberge FROM: Garry Hayes SUBJECT: T EMENT At the year-end meetings we discussed increasing sales, especially cigarette sales. To help us aveuiuplish this, we have a great cigarette promovion Starting next Monday, December 19, 1994 and running until January 2, 1995. This promotion will be on all Winston and Camel brands. The retail price will be: Wisconsin: $1.69/pack $13.49/carton Minnesota: $1.79/pack $14.89/carton lowa: $1.65/pack $12.99/carton Each store will get a price change that will be effective 12-19-94, With this tetail change the Winston/Camel products will scan at the above prices. After the 2 weck promotion, each Store will get a credit that will be applied to the cigarette category. jalsnere 1, We will plus ship 190 cartons of assorted Winston/Camel productef 2. Each store will receive a dump bin for this product that must be put up hear the front “rp counter, 3. Each store will get 6 signs —- 3 for pump toppers, 1 for the dump bin, and 2 for the fare: hit - ean OC Audilid- if you have $3.00 off Winston or Camel cartott in your store, these are still valit and will reduce the above carton price by $3.00 (example: Jn Iowa the net price would x & carton On the Winston/Camel brands theSé will not be a 3 pack special price during the Promotion. The above retail is well below the 3-pack deal. 6 Post your single pack price on the reader board the week of 12-26-94. a 7. You can order as Sdn} dabtcns’as’ yhitshink slot Gib sell - Credit will be issued for al 2 as a NI w STIONNTALY eee “ONT Tal WIKd oOfes 18. 909 eT: Lt Feret-zt
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5 y TEES gs ith Bn a tte CUR: Weld e College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University CANCER CENTER / INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH 701 WEST 168TH STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10032 January ©, 1984 Dr. Sheldon Sommers The Couneil for Tohaceca ResearcheU.S.A., Tne, 110 Fast 5° Street New York, NY 120027 @ Dear Sheldon, During the past twe voars, our research group at Columbia Univer- sity has enjoyed prant support from The Council] for Tobaceo Research for a project titled "Development of Monoclonal Antibodies to Careino~ gen Adducts", We are extremely cratified by the progress that we have beer able to make in this reacareh project (see enclosed Prorress Re- port). Ue are now epplyine for what is essentially a three-year renewal of this grant, to extend this approach and to support closely related studies. Copies of this application are enclosed. Although I served as Principal Tnvestigator on the previous grant, it is more appropriate that Pr. Regine Santella, Assistant Professor of Public Nealth in the Division of Fnvironnental Sciences, and a member of our Cancer Centor/Institute of Cancer Research, serve as Principal Investirator on 50162077
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Lerllieng TOBACCO COMPANY MEMORANDUM June 14, 1995 P FE AL TO: D. R. Tedder FROM: L. E. Burch SUBJECT: Tobacco Inventory for ATCo. Should Lorillard purchase the subject brands from BWT, we suspect that tobaccos in our inventories will be compatible to some of the tobaccos used in their blends. However, we are certain their blends include tobaccos not available in our inventory. Depending on the availability in our inventories and/or the marketplace, we will need to purchase from BWT, a minimum of 24 months inventory of some grades used in the products, as of July 1, 1995. We estimate that should Lorillard purchase these brands, we would need to increase our inventories by approximately $60 million. LEB:cpp SVBGLPS6
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From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Wednesday, Novamber 14, 2001 3:42 PM To: Solana, Rick P.; Keane, Denise; Whidden, Roger; Desel, Paula; Pfeil, Michael E, Ces Scruggs, John; Nelson, Donald (WashDC); Carney, Alfonso; Hurwitz, Even; McKittrick, Beverly; Parrish, Steve Subject: FW: FCTC Meeting in DC May 14 One of the attendees this morning at the meeting described below was Rosemarie Henson, the new Director of the Office on Smoking and Health. Following our general meeting, having heard our positions on many of the issues, she approached me and said that she would love to meet with our team that could give her details on our positions and product work relating to: She protocols for assessing cigarette ingredients benchmarking of smoke constituents assessing reduced risk products legislation providing for FDA regulation seemed surprised at many of the positions that we have long taken. Does it make sense to convene a discussion of how we might best follow up on this contact? Mark U6LTTOBS807
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| 0. VX UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA (zz Office of Research and Suite 201 Technology Transfer 1100 Washington Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55415-1226 612-624-0327 Fax: 612-624-4843 May 7, 1991 COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH, U.S.A., INC. 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, NY. 10022 Dear Sir or Madam: The Office of Research and Technology Transfer Administration is a resource arm of University of Minnesota Central Administration. Part of our responsibility is to provide appropriate faculty. with funding and programmatic information. In keeping with that task, we would appreciate receiving program descriptions, guidelines and application materials for proposal submission to your agency. A self-addressed mailing label is attached for your convenience. Your immediate attention will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Winifred A. Schumi ; Assistant Director Office of Research & Technology Transfer Administration WAS/tpj/kdm Enclosure
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KENORANDUM TOr Or, Re A. Sanford Mr. D. G. Strubel R&D Library : FROM: Karen Shultz/dy DATE: October 16, 1960 RE? BW-149-1 ~ Process for Improving the Fill Power of Reconstituted Tobacco Inventor: Philip 4, Cogbill Notice has been recieved fron the Patent Office of the allowance pe. ¢ of the referenced application. Attached for your information is fans 74 copy of the claims allowed in the cage, He are in the process f of filing a divisional in this case which will include the ot; otiginal claims 7, A, and 12-14, Unless yon notify us to the Ce" contrary, we will proceed with payment of the issue fee at the appropriate time. 444265089
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-RJ REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY D. T. WALSH Division Sales Manager 160 Lawrence Bell Drive Suite #108 August 6, 1993 Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 634-3212 Fax (716) 634-3146 MEETING NOTES (8/4/93) As a follow-up to our Price Rollback Meeting, be advised as follows: im P, Morris decided not to reduce their mid-price cigarettes an additional $1.15/carton. > | believe we need to, as discussed, do business as normal; i.e., coupon and buy- down in these accounts - who have not reduced their prices - through the 20th of August. As we see it now, let's plan to stop our buydowns, except for Monarch, and stop couponing as of August 19, 1993: the 20th is a Regional Holiday. im We will supply you weekly with a Grid reflecting chains and what date they plan to reduce their prices. At that time, we should make these calls for rollback P.O.S. only - no Couponing. m We also discussed 'Brand Distribution’ in light of MBOs, etc. Obviously, some items will get lost in the shuffle; however, it is our job to protect our hard-fought for distribution and not simply - and randomly - discontinue items. A few exceptions exist; i.e., Doral Non-Filter and some of the Sterling Kg brands. i As discussed, Monarch Box offers excellent opportunities and should be a high priority. Individual MBOs will be reviewed during W/Ws; however, don't plan on throwing in the towel, so to speak. Brand distribution will still be viewed as a part of MBOs and evaluations in general. As an example, enclosed is a Division Comparison, reflecting distribution and product availability. It's ‘good news’, ‘bad news’ time. Our Division distribution and product availability in chains and independents on these specific brands is pretty much in line; however, our distribution in independents overall is the lowest in the Region, and our product availability on entry, reflecting out-of- stocks, is way off the mark. Please review these numbers, and let's address improved stock levels in every call. A sure way to do it is to set a goal of either a prebook or orderbook order for every account called on, every time you make the call. ul ry ~) te WwW W ~J 10.0) n
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Dempsey, Ruth Subject: good work. 2505508423 .. let's see Winokur, Matt 1 nevembre 1999 16:52 Dempsey, Ruth RE: TMA ACoP submission
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From: Repp, Jerry Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 4:33 PM To: Ferguson, Michael J.; Rothman, Alina Subject: RE: Inventory Quality question Mike: I spoke to QA. Because they are quite old, they would like to have 3 pieces of each sent to them for examination. Can you request them to be sent to Jimmy Chu? C6rOLECSLOe
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PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR/PROGRAM DIRECTOR (Last, first, middte__ King, Michael P. 214-76-1903 @ BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the folowing information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators, Begin with the Drincipal ~ investigator/progeam director, Photocopy this Page for each person, ome NAME (POSTTION TITLE Yasuyuki Tokunaga, M.D. | Postdoctoral Research Fellow | EDUCATION {Begin with baccalgureate or other initial professional education, such ax musing, and include bordoctoral trainin, A _ : 1 | YEAR t - s ND Ni |__DEGREE | | CONFERRED E : Yamaguchi University School of Medicine, ' MD. | 1986 | Medicine Yamaguchi, Japan ! ! ! ! Lb | RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with Present position, list, in chronologicat order, previous employment, experience, and honors, Key personne! include the principal investigator and any other individuals who Participate in the scientific development or execution of the project. Key personnel typically will include ail individuals with doctorat or other professional degrees, but Employment: Junior Resident, Depariment of Pediatrics and Child Health, Kurume University, Fukuoka, Japan, 1987- 1989, Senior Resident, Department of Pediatrics and Child Health, Kurume University, Fukuoka, Japan, 1989- 1993 @ Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Neurology, Columbia University, New York, NY, 1994. present. Professional Organizations Japanese Society of Pediatrics Japanese Society of Inherited Metabolic Disease Publications Kaiafuchi, Xe Fukuda, T., Maruoka, T., Tokunaga, Y., Yamashita, Y. and Matsuishi, T. (1992). Partial Irisomy 6p with agenesis of the corpus callosum and choanal atresia. J. Child Neurology 7, 114-116, i on a patient with Woh oso a ee B= 0 Dow Pae od =< a3 6 Pan a ms pe REE 322 co] zm BR. POS woo ra wae ae o in Ber eee X28 EL oS 5 «o 2 FP & z 8 ery B 2 & o a 3 mos ~ oO a “ ‘Oo Les] 2 4 S & fs) therapy ina Paticnt with type I pseudohypoaldosteronism, Develop. Pharm. Th rap., submitted, -» Nakashima, E » Nishiyori, A., Marita, J., Koga, Y., Yoshida, I., Yoshino, M. and Kato, H. (1993). Mitochondrial respiratory chain defect as a possible cause of liver oS | o = Cc ‘3 vo = EI 8 5 £ 2] wa 40035380
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MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION Kevin J Narko . 10/22/99 05:11 PM To: Kevin J Narko/WinstonStrawn/PMMC@Bravo (cers Subject: Engle -- Liggett's Motion to Sever VLESZS0S202
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-----Original Message----- From: Barrington, Marty Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 3:40 PM To: Nelson, John R. (Jack); Murray, Tyrone T. Ce: Osborne, Kevin (PMMC Legal); Nyffeler, Urs; Cox, Richard H.; Keane, Denise; Merlo, Ellen Subject: RE: MA Firesafe: Hearing date scheduled - - -- LATEST VERSION me too on same conditions, and if we're sure we can do this w/o disclosing anything proprietary that we'll want to license V9Z8 1961802
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RJR0000000507030726 70047 1080 From: Reavis, Mary D. To: Crotts, Debbie; Ferrell, Henry B.; Gillespie, Ron; Kreeger, Billy; Jones, Jim R.; Keegan, Mary Jo; Kennedy, Jerry W.; Cole, Ron W.; Ainsworth, W.E. (Gene); Anderson, J. Stoney; Cook, Bruce A.; Dobbs, Judy; Drew, Chris G.; Ellis, Maura P.; Evans, Glenda M.; Foreman, James §.; Freeman, Harvey W.; Grissler, Cindy M.; Hatch, Pat; Hemric, Jackie; Holmes, Mona H.; Hyde, Timothy N.; Lowstetter, Jean S.; Calhoun, Alan B.; Farmer, Joseph S.; Gaillard, Ralph C.; Gunzenhauser, Chris J.; Hein, Carl; Jones, Mickey L.; Blixt, Charles A.; Donahue, Dan W.; Earle, K. Bradford; Adams, Walter P.; Beck, Steve; Bennett, Rex; Berrier, Ken; Bonfili, Hubert F.; Brooks, Paul (Phil) P.; Cloud, Betty J.; Dalton, Robert L.; Doby, Dave; Garris, William E.; Hauser, Dennis S.; Hicks, Donna R.; Holley, Ernest S.; Hoss, Brad J.; Hunter, Vince V.; Isley, James T.; Jackson, Mark E.; Jarrell, Michael W.; Kallam, Denny G.; Lane, Lynn L.; Lawrence, C. E. (Buddy); Love, William G.; Brevard, George P.; Brown, R. Allen; Casey, R. Thomas; Edens, Mike S.; Hood, Vernon H.; Hooven, Bobby W.; Hunter, Bob E.; Ayers, Moir <AM> 2142; Cook, Floyd <KAM> 2142; Fiori, Bob <AE> 6000; Hennessey, Gary <AM> 1146; Jamison, Mark <AM> 2142; Angell, John R. *; Handy, Vernon *; Jones, Steve P. * ce: BCC: Primary Date: 5/7/1996 12:55:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 00:27:49 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-May-07 12:52:00 Received Date: 1996-May-07 12:55:00 Subject: CORRECTION: Company Cellular Phone PIN Attachments: RJRT CellularOne Users: Effective Monday, May 13, CellularONE will introduce a new technology. It’s called PIN Protection (Personal Identification Number). The PIN feature is a proven method in deterring fraudulent cellular use. The PIN is necessary to allow you to place calls while roaming outside of North Carolina. While traveling, you will need to enter the PIN each day before placing your first call, entering a new city, when you return to North Carolina and anytime your call cannot be completed. Also, if you are working or traveling past midnight on any given day, you will have to re-enter the PIN at that time. PROCEDURE: When you are roaming and after you have powered up your phone, you will dial *560, the PIN, [SEND] and [END]. This activates the phone and makes it available to place calls. You only have to do this once each day, so long as you remain in the same service eroe osees
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R Ke WIOKTT Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 919-741-5000 February 12, 1997 Prof. Dr. Ulrich Mohr Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Forderung der Angewandten Forschung e.V. Koistanty-Gutschow-Strasse 8 30625 Hannover 61 GERMANY Dear Dr. Mohr: I enjoyed your recent visit to Winston-Salem and the discussions of your results to date as well as discussions of mutually interesting research. I would like to maintain some type of collaborative research effort even at this time when our R&D department has severely limited financial resources. ] have handed your proposal to Dr. Burger for examination and I understand he will attempt to secure funding from sources outside of R & D. I also have included a booklet concerning a request for applications of funding from CIAR (Center for Indoor Air Research) which includes several R J Reynolds representatives on the Board of Directors and on the list of Peer Reviewers. CIAR would look with interest at an application concerning ETS exposure systems for in vitro toxicology. After reviewing your agreement with RJR, I noticed the termination date was March 31, 1997. I have contacted our legal department to extend this date to December 31, 1997 to allow adequate time and prevent a rush to utilize the funds you have remaining. I have been very pleased with the results from the cytotoxicity and micronuclei assays completed with the funds used to date and look forward to initial results investigating the in vitro smoke exposure system with the remaining funds. I am hopeful that any results obtained with HiQ using your in vitro smoke exposure system would benefit our continued collaboration on refining this promising technology for in vitro smoke exposure. Please let me know if I can provide any scientific expertise on the exposure system or the cell cultures. Sor, With Kind Regards, . oS seut y (th, David W. Bombick, Ph.D. B Pr. / f é k bs Senior Staff R&D Toxicologist ewe qt YP. ares CAR he g “Dark 9ST6 SS9TS “We work for smokers.”
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if {~ f September 22, 1965 el ADE areal lee ’ CEL wake OO are | - ss Dorothy A. Hott 1 Country Club Road Decatur, ia 62521 Dear Miss Hott: You have an interesting theory outlined in September 15 letter concerning the pleasant pastime of smoking. But the fact is that although we are liberally supporting with funds active research work on the question of tobacco usage, we are not ourselves engaged in medical research. Two of the organisations to which contributions have been made and continue to be made are the American Medical Association Education and Research Foundation, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois 60610 and the Council for Tobacco Research-U.8.A., 150 Rast 42nd Street, New York, New York 10017. Perhaps you may want to present your ideas directly to one or both of these orgenisations. Meantime, thank you for the thought you are giving to the question of emoking, concerning which there is so such being written and said nowadays. Sincerely yours, TAP-ale Tt. A. Porter jew 6LSh 9€70S
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March 25, 1985 To: Brenda Vogler From: Jeanette Gray Subject: Volume Promotion Brochure - AR This confirms our conversation on March 19, 1985, concerning the Volume Brochure Contract (502-4). Based onthe required procedures at the time this Volume Promotion Brochure was routed for approvals, an AR was not required. Therefore, it will not be necessary to complete an AR for this project. eanette Gray JG:bp ee: G. L. DeHaan J. J. Dean goto 9tets
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THe Counci, For 'Fouacco Rresnarcn—WU.S.A., Inc. POO THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, NLY. 30022 WORERT ¥. GEWTENBACH PRESIDENT April 22, 1987 Jack Gauldic, Ph.D. Dept. of Pathology McMaster University Health Sciences Centre, 4HI7 1200 Main St. West Hamilton, Ontario, Canada LSN 3Z5 Re: Grant No. 1683A Dear Dr. Gauldie: The Council for Tobacco Research, USA, Inc. is pleased to award you a continuation grant in the amount of $76.258.00 for the period from July 1, 1987 to June 30, 1988 for the study proposed in your application “Fibroblast-Mast Cell Interaction in Inflammatory Lung Disease.” It is understood that this grant is made subject to acceptance by institutional authorities. The award is made without guarantee of support beyond June 30, 1988, even though we recognize that your application proposes a study extending two years beyond that date. Therefore, if by November 30, 1987 you submit to us a formal renewal application, including a report of your progress to date, your request will receive consideration. Your attention is called to the enclosed “Important Procedural Information for Grantees”. Please fill in the attached “Notice of Research Project” and return it to me. Drs. Harmon McAllister, Research Director, and David Stone, Associate Research Director, will serve as your primary contact with our scientific staff on matters concerning your grant. Please consult the staff as questions or problems arise, and keep us informed about the progress of your study. As Principal Investigator, you should know that CTR recovers unexpended balances at the end of cach grant year. We suggest that you personally keep an accurate record of expenditures and commitments to assure that you agree with your institution’s official financial statement at the end of the grant year. Please note that year-end deficits cannot be recovered from CTR, even from funds awarded in a subsequent year. Finally, please be aware that our failure to receive timely annual financial statements from your grants office will stop further grant payments. Appropriate forms will be sent to your financial officer at the end of the grant year, Administrative problems are relatively rare and we hope that this statement of our fiscal policies will obviate any possible misunderstandings. Cordially, (Oy Stebel, Robert F. Gertenbach Encls. cc: Mr. Brian J. Underdown RFG:mjs bee: Auditor, LP, RO'K, Monitor, DC, MJS, File 50177282
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Sigel - 9505501406 From: Sanders, Edward Sent: 30 janvier 2001 07:50 To: Gygax, Jill Subject: FW: external communication Jill, Would you be kind enough to print out the attached document and put it in my in box. Thanks a million. Ted
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DANIEL J. EDELMAN, INC. Chicago, Minois 60611 Phone 312. 280-7000 Fax 312. 280-7054 | 211 East Ontario Street Public Relations Worldwide EL Sports MEMO MEMO MEMO MEMO MEMO MEMO MEMO MEMO TO: Kim North Michigan Office Services FROM: Ruth Schilling (280-7083) ce: Mary Doherty DATE: June 29, 1994 RE: Marlboro Racing (PitNotes 8 mailing) Enclosed are 373 labels, a 1-page "Pit Notes", Marlboro stationery and #10 Marlboro envelopes. Please xerox Pit Notes onto Marlboro stationery, affix labels to #10 Marlboro envelopes, stuff and mail first class today. Charge Marlboro Racing 13592. Thanks! bt i=] - fa pa = a te] _ BS Atlanta) Chicago Dallas Houston Los Angeles Sacramento New York San Francisco Silicon Valley Washington Berlin Buenos Aires Dublin Frankfurt London Madrid Melbourne Mexico City Milan Paris Sydney Montreal Toronto Beijing Guangzhou Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Shanghai Singapore Tokyo
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LAIR REESE LORIN RE PORN SAAT +—Original Message-—-- E 208 5289249 From: Schreck, Merry Susan Sent: Friday, June 22,20014:40PM . Ww To: Holteran, Jack . Ge: Carboni, Judy A.; Bickett, Joseph E, Subject: OBT Presentation for your review Importance: High Jack, Joe Bickett will be presenting the attached update on the revision to the QS Standard at Friday 6/29's OBT meeting. | just went over it this morning with Judy, so it's now a "mature draft”. Will you please review at your earliest convenience and get your comments back to Joe Bickett? (I will be on vacation for the next two weeks, but | would appreciate a copy of your commenis, even though it will be after the fact.} Thanks so much for your help!! Merry Susan Schreck, Phone (804) 274-4781 Fax (804) 274-2744 Location OC-A3W, Mail Drop 7
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PROJECT NUMBER: 2304, 2305, 4015 PROJECT TITLE: New Product Development PROJECT LEADER: B. G. Taylor, H. Maxwell, and W. G. Houck PERIOD COVERED: April, 1988 des Ir. Iii. MARLBORO/MARLBORO LIGHTS MENTHOL A. Objective: (1) Develop Marlboro: Menthol to appeal more to Salem smokers. (2) Develop a Marlboro: Lights. Menthol brand extension: to appeal to Salem Lights. smokers. Status: National retail sales in progress since 2/1/88. Menthol monitoring continues. Replicate POL and HTI testing of Marlboro LTS Menthol vs Salem LTS now scheduled for shipment the week of 5/2/88 (POL. tests 2148/49) Phase II testing of techniques tio stabilize menthol deliveries during aging is currently in progress. This testing includes "heat" setting of menthol in cellulose acetate and supplemental release of menthol via PVA menthol encapsulations. Initial information from this testing available mid-May Plans: Complete replicate POL’s 2148-49 6/88 and HTI 1719 Monitor National Prod. Start-up On-going Special Studies (Initial Info) On-going MARLBORO ULTRA LIGHTS A. Objective: To: develop 85/100 mm Ultra Low (6 mg) candidates for Marlboro: line extensions. Status: POL testing scheduled versus MUL. 85 and! 100. Cigarette making schedulled to be completed the week of 5/2/88. Plans: Complete POL testing vs MUL 6/88 Test’ Market 4th Otr.’88 PROJECT TRIM (Ultra Slim) A. Objective: To develop 17 mm circumference/100 mm Ultra Slim product candidates. 16 ¥lza82z02
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ag fit MORRIS MANACSMENT CORP. INTER-OFN@E CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017-5592 TO: Distribution a DATE: July 17, 1998 FROM: Colleen O. Flinn SUBJECT: The Am Law 100 oo S The American Lawyer has published its Am Law 100 which lists the financial information for the top 100 firms in the country. I thought you might be interested in how some of our major firms fared last year according to the survey; attached is a chart outlining the profits per partner. Tf anyone is interested in the survey in its entirety, I have a copy in my office. COF/mm Attachment Distribution M. Barrington L. Braun M. Bring J. Cherry D. Florendo K. Handal D. Keane V. Kithenny S. Krigbaum T. Lindon G. Little J. Mulderig S. Rissman C. Wall M. York — 967E88EL02
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From: Merlo, Ellen Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 7:35 AM To: Hanson, Terry D.; Pfeil, Michael E.; Culley, Liz Ce: Kilcullen, Karen A. (PMU) Subject: RE: CA conference so just to confirm, it will be jane lewis and roger walk. will be there, right? 2078852235 neithr rick nor urs
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00 9 Rep: enenErTEmerER-w-oaErT ¢* « PACKAGE PROTECTION WORK PLAN SEALABLE INNER-LINER. INNER-LINER J .. OBJECTIVE: TO EVALUATE PRODUCT PROTECTION OFFERED BY TWO DESIGNS FOR ~ PACKAGE DESIGNS: A) FIN SEALED POUCHES CONTAINING 2@ PRODUCTS B) LAP SEALED POUCHES CONTAINING 28 PRODUCTS FIN SEALED POUCHES WILL CONSIST OF MATERIALS CUT TO THESE DIMENSIONS: 4 INCHES WIDE, 1@ INCHES LONG, SEALS ON BOTH SIDES AND TOP 1/2 INCH ON SENTRY SEALER SET (@ 300 F). LAP S WILL BE THE SAME AS FOR OVERWRAP. MATERIALS: FIN SEALS (A): LAP SEALS (B): 1) 3) 1) 2) 3) PD-5224 PD-5225 P0-4967 PD-4865 PD-51293 PD-4967 PRODUCT: SHELF LIFE #11 (EQUILIBRATED ENVIRONMENTS: 75/40 (CONTROL), 98/92, TESTING SCHEDULE: EALED POUCH DIMENSIONS AND DESIGN (QUTSIDE->->-> INSIDE) OPP/WHITE LOPE/FOIL/LOPE PET/WHITE LDPE/FOIL/SURLYN OPP/FOIL/OPP HEAT SEAL/FOIL/6LASSINE/LDPE/FOIL HEAT SEAL /FOIL/6LASSINE OPP/FOIL/OPP TO 75/48 CONDITIONS) 88/20 O TIME: PRODUCTS ANALYZED FOR MOISTURE (X3) TOTAL WIPM, NIC, B-3 DELIVERY (FIVE PRODUCTS IN F@IL POUCH X3; INITIAL WEIGHT RECORDED SEAL INTEGRITY TESTED 50/38 SMOKING CONDITIONS, 15 PUFFS) MATERIAL CHARACTERISTIC RECORDED (GAUGE, FLAT MVTR, COF) WEEK 1-WEEK S: MONITOR WEIGHT GAIN/LOSS ONLY WEEK 6: WEIGHT GAIN/LOSS, OPEN ONE POUCH AND ANALYZE PRODUCTS FOR MOISTURE (X2), AND TOTAL DELIVERY (FIVE PRODUCTS ONLY) MONTH 3: WEIGHT GAIN/LOSS, OPEN ONE POUCH AND ANALYZE PRODUCTS FOR MOISTURE (X2), AND TOTAL DELIVERY (FIVE PRODUCTS ONLY) *MONTH 6: WEIGHT GAIN/LOSS, OPEN ONE POUCH AND ANALYZE PRODUCTS FOR MOISTURE (X2), AND TOTAL DELIVERY (FIVE PRODUCTS ONLY) *DISCONTINUE STUDY AT & MONTHS (STUDY MAY BE DISCONTINUED AT POINT PRODUCTS BECOME UNACCEPABLE ) £622 $290S
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Original Message—- From: McFadden, Ben N. Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 2:26 PM To: Ostern, Eric Ce: Hyde, John K. Subject: Programs yr end meeting Hi Eric, - How does 1:00 on Monday the 11th work for you to discuss year end? Can you cordinate with KD's calendar? —thanks...ben 98 ILLIOTT S807
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7 f ( () /) April was wit Please find attached a draft of language we wish used on Lorillard coupons henceforth. Various considerations over the past two years have caused us to review our coupon copy. Moat changes are of format not of substance. If you have any questions or comments please contact me. Attachment f vSSTOTvO
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rae PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. 7 - TOBACCO TECHNOLOGY GROUP INTER-OF FICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA November 19, 1987 To: Lee Pollak : a From: John Vaughan; Subject: SAFETY - PHILIPPINES We have received an inquiry, copy attached, from Philip Morris Asia Region concerning the transmittal of safety information to the La Suerte Licensee. The information to be furnished is the Material Safety Data Sheet for flammable and combustible materials which relate specifically to the casings and flavors supplied to La Suerte by Philip Morris. A copy of the data sheets, as furnished by PM USA, is also attached. The Material Safety Data Sheets do not fully cover the safety aspect of the materials being handled and I suggest that La Suerte also be provided PM USA's procedure "Safe Storage, Handling, Mixing, and Application of Ethyl Alcohol Based Flavorings", a copy of which is attached. If we are reluctant to issue a PM USA document to La Suerte, perhaps the PM USA reference could be removed and the document provided as good safety practices. “N I would appreciate your review of the attached information and your advice. XW <~) ak i; S/o \ ohn Vaughan /smt Attachments xc: L. W. Cooper - w/o attachments D. P. O'Brien - w/o attachments OTET290002
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..THE DAILY BULLETIN...THE DAILY BULLETIN . THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE THE DAILY BULLETIN. STATE ACTIVITIES DIVISION. . Monday . June 20, 1988 After rejecting cigarette and OTP tax increases in both House and Senate cmtes Friday, WEST VIRGINIA legislature recessed special session.:.will resume work 6/27. MASSACHUSETTS House Ways & Means Cmte has scheduled executive ; session for Tuesday to vote on H4188, workplace smoking policies : ..and H5198, requiring MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY to maximize non-farebox revenues...could force MBTA Board to relax current ban on tobacco advertising in facilities. LA H164/H1965. LA H914/H1966 LA HCR146 — MA H2681 : MA $42 6/20 MA S1715 ‘c MI S698 MI S739 MI S740 MI S741 MI S742 MI S793 NY A262 Mon 6/20 LA $546 San Francisco CA San Francisco CA San Leandro CA Charlottesville VA Tue 6/21 *MA H4188 *MA H5198 . Sacramento CA Aurora CO TI Field Staff Mtg NY A5135 - Flagstaff AZ TI Field Staff Mtg Wed 6/22 Thu 6/23 -- Fri 6/24 -- Mon 6/27. -- Tue 6/28 -- ...For further information.. On th NO DAILY BULLETIN NO DAILY BULLETIN = eTTTTer Trey THE 7-DAY FORECAST: haba -- 6/28/88.........0000- e Floor. : House: “Mars House: Sp-mnrs House: Rsitn-anti-tobacco House: Ad-smklss "warnings" Senate: Sp-ban Senate: Insurnce House: SR-day care House: Ad-smkiss wrngs House: Mnrs-signs House: SR-enfrcmnt House: SR-hlth fac House: SR-rstrnt Assbly: SR-pnity _ SCmte hng: SR-wkp Final vote: Sp-ban Cncl hng: SR-pub Cncl hng: SR-wkp/rstrnt/pub Final Note: SR- aia HCmée ‘vote: SR- -wkp HCmte vote: Ad-MBTA policy | Cncl. hng: Mnrs-pnits Final vote: SR-repeal wkp ACmte vote: Sp- -ban- CtznCmte hng: SR-wkp/rstrnt/pub S68T E990g © ged State Activities Division...
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 All PM USA Employees DATE: November 16, 1998 MLE. Szymanezyk Attorneys General Proposed Settlement Earlier today you received Geoff Bible’s desk drop on the proposed settlement with the state attorneys general. I want to take this opportunity to reiterate that this is just the beginning of the process and until we know that the requisite number of states agree to participate, it is premature for us to discuss any of the implications of this agreement. T intend to address all PM USA employees early in December with my “state of the union” message. At that time, I think we should have some insights as to what this agreement represents for our business and our plans as we go forward; and as a result, I will be prepared to go into much more detail with each of you. As Geoff indicated, we are all very appreciative of your ongoing support in this matter. SZ809ZL202
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Pfaage lt BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION 1GOC West Hiatt Street - BO. Bow 25000 + Lurisrilte, Kentucky 0202! TELE OmONCE (BO21 774-2076 (BO2. 774-7011 Ernest Peepres BENOR VICE ORESIOENT- LAW an G€sE@a. COUNSEL November 10, 1980 Messrs. Bowling Holtzman Jacob Shinn Spears Tucker Ms. Brown This will confirm that the next meeting of the industry research review group will take place on Thursday, December 11, at 2:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the offices of CTR in New York. The purpose of the meeting will be to hear a presentation given by Dr. Gardner and others. Please re-confirm to me the number of people who will be coming to the meeting with you so that I may let CTR know. All good wishes. Cordially, EP/dlb cc: Mr. AAdigan raman Mr. Tom Hoy
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ARK SWEDISH MATCH . . May 28, 1997 LE 4 The Honorable Arne H. Carlson Governor's Office 130 State Capitol St. Paul, MN 55155 Dear Governor Carlson: Tam wriling to you on behalf of Swedish Match North America Inc. (“SMNA") to express my company’s Concer about particular aspects of HF. No. 117. By way of background, SMNA has recently begun to import cigars into tho United States. Our product line ic comprised of cigars in all price segments (from low priced to premium) and it is our intention to introduce over 30 varieties of cigats into the United States’ market, Accordingly, SMINA's entry imo the United States (and Minnesota) cigar market will foster greater competition and offer adult consumers of cigars additional products from which to choose. Section 5 of HLF. No, 117, however, represents 4 substantial barter to SMNA’s entry of the Minnesota cigar market. This section would require companies that sc cigars in Minucsota to submit annual reports which identify, by brand, whether detectable levels of ammonia o1 any compound of ammonia, arsenic, cadmium, formaidehyde or lead are present in thelr prochct in its burned or unburned state. SMNA does not currently have in place any testing procedures to determine the presence of these substances, Jt has never had a need to develap sch jnocedures, because no other country or state requires collection of this information. Moreover, the development of such testing procedures would take significant time. SMNA would nut be able to develop such procedures prior to August 1, 1997 -- the date by which sellers of cigars in Minnesota must begin to collect data regarding and disclose the presence of the HF. No. 117 enumerated substances. ' Finally, even if a testing procedure could be developed in a timely mannor, the cost of testing over ' 30 varieties of cigars both in a burned and unburned state would be substantial. | i Faced with these problems, SMNA simply could not sell its cigars in the state of Minnesota. Based upon SMNA's knowledge of the United States cigar industry, SMNA anticipates that other relatively omall cigar manufketurers and importers would he forced to make the same choice because ILF, No. 117's requirements would be too burdensuime. Moreover, even larger cigar manufacturers and importers would be faced with ils choice, In stusi, the impact of Swedish Match Chewing ‘lobacce Division a I a RR adsress” rene tax CeO TU EET aMaae 6800 wos: Bond ftron (G04) 287-3200 04} 267-2208 Pest Oifice Box 14688 Rehmora, Vegisa 99220: 1688 TI1121-1794
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June 23, 1983 fe nace [ROR CONFIDENTIAL FROM: E. J. Fackelman SUBJECT: FUTURE DEVELOPMENT: PRICE-CONSCIOUS AND PRESTIGE CATEGORIES The following white paper by Doug Weber discusses the future development of the Price-Conscious and Prestige categories. This document is in response to your request for a “think piece" on how these two categories might develop in the next five years. In the document three separate scenarios are discussed. Each scenario differs in the amount of growth achieved by the Price-Conscious and Prestige categories by 1988. These variations are supported by hypotheses regarding industry competitive actions and reactions, marketing resource availability, technical capabilities, and economic and social pressures facing cigarette consumers. Also included is a description of factors that may impact the likelihood of each scenario and the future development of the market. Finally, we have included specific recommendations for RJR. These recommendations address the need to: 1. Prevent the occurrence of an RJR competitive disadvantage in the Price-Conscious category. Specifically, we need to be prepared to introduce new Price-Conscious brands, plot potential competitive moves, and increase our intelligence activities to ensure ourselves maximum lead-times. 2. Explore all possible opportunities and positions within the Prestige category. 3. Place high priority on the development of products and other elements of our marketing mix that will provide us superior brand propositions and competitive advantages. This could be done through improved technologies, more efficient distribution systems, and more effective promotional tools. As you requested, this document has been reviewed by Marty Orlowsky and Harry Lees. by E. J. Fackelman Marketing Development Departme /ks ce: M. L. Orlowsky H. J. Lees S. A. McKinnon L. We. Hall, Jr. J. R. Moore E. N. Monahan J. D. Weber 6gg9 ecots
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THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U-S.A., ING, SUPPORTING HIOMEMCAL INVESTIOATION §00 THIRD AVENUE New Yoru, NY 10022 (21a) 491-885 James F. GLENN, M.D. CHalaMaN AND Panne? Crime EXKCUT NE OFFICKW January 2, 1997 Re: Grant Number 2988AR2 David A. Sirbasku, Ph.D. UT-Houston Medical School 6431 Fannin Street P.O, Box 20708 Houston, TX 77225 Dear Dr. Sirbasku: This is in reply to your letter of December 9, 1996. We hereby approve your request to extend the above captioned grant to June 30, 1997 and carry over approximately $22,000 in uncommitted funds into the extension period with the understanding that no additional funds are required. Sincerely, pint Oe L1 James F. Glenn, M.D. Aministrative Actions Financial Pile page 5 40044277
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. rc INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 720 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 TO: Field weg DATE: March 21, 1994 FROM: Barbara Reuter/Sales Programs and Information SUBJECT: PM USA Point of Sale Material Philosophy Maintaining the competitive advantage that has been developed over time for our brand trademarks is critical to their future success. Creating and placing POS which enhances the added value of our brands is also critical and must be properly managed to ensure that our overall corporate strategies and objectives are met. To assist the field sales force in accomplishing these goals, the following clarifies our corporate philosophy regarding POS and outlines initiatives currently under development. Flex Fund Price Off Promotion POS As communicated previously on February 17, 1994 in Document 155, for the second quarter and until further notice, all Flex Funds are to be used exclusively for running Marlboro Price Off Promotions. Non-customized Marlboro Price Off POS will continue to be available in support of these promotions. Additionally, several types of custom Marlboro Price Off POS will also be available to accounts that want to include their store name or logo. To further support price promotion, whenever possible, a price call out space will be included on B headers to communicate pricing. Effective immediately the types of POS detailed above are to be used exclusively for Marlboro Price Off Promotions. Continuous POS for all Brands In an effort to upgrade all continuous brand POS, senior sales management will be requested to identify ongoing requiremenis for at least four brands, excluding Marlboro. Select POS items will then be produced and made available to the field. Details regarding hese items will be communicated under separate cover. i lagem ix As you know, optimal placement of POS and fixturing is essential to maximize the return on our investment. As a result, ideal store layouts which illustrate the preferred placement of PM USA POS and fixturing will be developed for each trade class. This information should be used as a guide to achieve the desired PM USA look in each account. Your support of this philosophy is imperative if we are to achieve a strong presence for our brands. Together we can ensure that our brands are advertised in a manner that is consistent with our long-term goals. HARD COPIES PROVIDED BY NYO TO VPRSs, TMDs, SSDs, TMPs, TMMs, NAMs, RMIAs, HRMs, RFMs, DMs, SOMs, DAMs, SAMs, UMs, RMMs, AMMSs, AMSSs, FVB, RMMSs, RMs, RFAs, HRGs, RRs, SDAs, SRs, RTs, AND STs. FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. DOC. #249 oeeesre oe
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MEMORANDUM April 14, 1994 TO: T. Baylies FROM: M. Borsini SUBJECT: HARLEY CIGARETTES WEEKLY VOLUME REPORT ~~ WEEK #26 eel This report details shipment data for Area 2, including Pittsburgh, Lubbock and El Paso metro, for week ending 4/08/94 (week #26). In addition to an overview section, this report contains four exhibits. Please note, that the exhibits included in this report have been changed from the ones presented on prior weekly reports. Starting with this report, actual figures will be compared to budget not current estimates. In addition, this report contains fewer exhibits than provided in prior reports. Detailed below is a summary of the exhibits. - Weekly Shipments - Actual vs. Budget This report tracks actual shipments (excluding samples) vs. budget. Results are given ona weekly, launch-to-date and year-to-date basis. Each week this exhibit will list only the most recent week, but will not provide weekly results for prior weeks. Weekly Daily Average This graph charts actual daily average vs. budget. Daily averages are calculated from weekly actual and budget figures. Launch-To-Date Weekly Shipment This exhibit lists shipments on a weekly basis from launch to most recent week. Shipments are given in total and not by packings. This exhibit is provided for the reader who wishes to look at shipments for a particular week other than most recent. GBEL2LET4b