anirudh1112/corrected-tobacco-dataset-with-ocr huggingface dataset:
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1991 PLAN NORTH DAKOTA ROBERT E. FACKLER SITUATION ANALYSIS North Dakota has an 80 day state legislative session in 1991. Prefiling of bills took place December 4-6, 1990. A bill banning vending machines was prefiled. The state excise tax on cigarettes was increased from .18 a pack to .27 in July of 1987. Taxes started the year at .30 per pack. A sunset provision taking place on 7/91 will Jower the tax by .03 to .27 per pack. 1) 3) 4) Cigarette Excise Tax Increase: It is likely that a bill to repea] the "Sunset Clause" that lowers the tax on cigarettes .03 per pack and is scheduled to take effect July 1, 1991 will be introduced. It would keep the tax on a pack of cigarettes at .30 per pack. There is also a strong anti-tax sentiment in ND. But a repeal of the Sunset Clause is an easier vote for the legislature than a new tax increase. For this reason, I feel it could pass. The SRGs wil] be working to fight the repeal. Other Tobacco Taxes: A bill increasing taxes on other tobacco products will likely be introduced. With the strong anti-tax sentiment in ND a vote for an increase in new taxes would be a much tougher vote than a repeal of the Sunset Clause. There is 50\50 chance of this one passing. Any Tax increase is unacceptable to the SRGs and they will be opposing it. Smoking Restrictions: A Clean Indoor Air bill will likely be introduced. Some parts of it could very well pass. The SRGs have fought smoking restrictions in the past and will continue to make this issue a priority. Sampling Ban: There is a 50/50 chance that a bill will be introduced. It is however, unlikely to pass. North Dakotan's are notorious for not wanting Government to interfere with the business community.
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TW . Cre 31 - ——— Mee DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH BETHESDA, MD. 20014 AREA CODE 301 TEL: 656-4000 February 19, 1969 Dr. Murray Senkus Director of Research R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Dear Dr. Senkus: Thank you for your letter of February 17, 1969, on the topic of the Reference Cigarette. Further to my memorandum of January 30, I discussed the Reference Cigarette with Dr. Stokes, by telephone, yesterday. It is now apparent that the formula for the Reference Cigarette, which is to be designated Code 1R1, is to remain constant and is not intended to mimic the average of American blends as they change or may change from year-to-year. Dr. Stokes regarded my dissertation on the Reference Cigarette (minutes of the fourth meeting--final paragraph on page 8, all of the paragraphs on page 9, and down to line 16 of page 10) as accurately representing the situation as it exists today. , Yours sincerely, Lb flaudchecl Ian A. Mitchell, M.D. Assistant Director National Cancer Institute ec: All Members of the Tobacco Working Group Su92 2SU0S
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~----Original Message----- From: Turner, Henry Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 3:28 PM To: Hoel, John Subject: FW: SBs 1580,2214 Importance: High has this been covered? VEEBOILS80T
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Subject: To: RR Interoffice recorengga AgNO New Marlboro 25's Date: July 11, 1984 Re: Mr. G. H. Long's Memorandum Dated 7/2/84 Mr. B. V. Hardin From: D. L. Potter The technical analysis of the new Marlboro 25's product and packaging is complete with the exception of a thorough blend analysis of Marlboro Light 25's, which will be completed on July 13, 1984. Attached are the results of our analysis with this one exception. We provide here a summary of the attached results for your review: The blend analysis on Marlboro King Size 25's showed no significant difference compared to Marlboro 20's product analyzed earlier this year. No difference was found in the tow item, cigarette circumference or percent air dilution. The difference in tip draft and cigarette draft is due to the high variation noted in the samples tested and is not thought to be an intentional change. The physical and analytical data collected for the Marlboro Light 20's and 25's products indicates there is no difference between these two products. This cannot be confirmed until the blend analysis is complete on July 13. The major differences between the Marlboro 20's and 25's products are in the packaging. Besides the obvious differences caused by placing 25 cigarettes in a pack and eight packs in a carton, raw material differences were noted. The Marlboro 25's products utilize a 45 lb. base paper in their foil inner liner versus the 28 lb. liner found in the 20's pack, a 65 lb. C1S litho label in place of 55 lb. and .014 inch carton stock in place of .012 inch. Although these upgraded packaging materials may offer some additional packaging stability with rounder less sharp edges on the pack, they may also cause an upcharge in the total packaging cost. This upcharge includes the estimated savings resulting from reduced material requirement. Preliminary packaging cost analysis indicates a minimum 3% upcharge before purchased volume considerations are taken into account which would significantly impact on the cost of printed items. The follow-up report will be issued as soon as the Marlboro Light blend analyses are completed. ul Ss 59) t oad 8 rs Ww wn wo
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Cohen, Denise A. From: Cohen, Denise A. Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 4:41 PM To: ‘sung@sungcho.com’ Subject: RE: Monday Sounds amazing, and yes, I can leave earlier if you can. I don’t have a lot going on that day, so I'm really free from lunch on. And I can't wait! Denise Cohen Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-3415 VB8LV9TLS80T
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From: Bledsoe, Maude C. To: Cox, Mickie 0.; Montgomery, Nancy W. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 8/4/1998 6:29:44 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Aug-04 10:03:02 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Aug-04 06:29:43 Received Date: 1998-Aug-04 06:29:44 Subject: W/E 8/1 - Promotion Operations Mailings S8CONREL XLS We are checking to see what we have not received Wave 149 on Doral Order Forms and Wave 76 on Camel Catalogs. We have received 2 waves after each of these. Otherwise, here is the update of what we have mailed out. Let me know if you have any issues. (Nancy, I do hope things are improving for your father.) Maude Bledsoe RJROO00000004054874 70044 7004 csoe 498e¢S
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<, MICROBIOLOGICAL Se sao > So ASS O Cc I ATE S Bethesda, Maryland 20016 (301) 654-3400 Telex No. 90-8793 Wrhittaker January 17, 1984 Mr. W. Thomas Hoyt, President The Council for Tobacco Research - U.S.A., Inc. 110 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 Dear Mr. Hoyt: Dr. Kouri and Dr. Henry have had conversations with Dr. Lisanti relative to the timetable we were following for the Final Report and manuscript preparation on Contract 0030. I thought it would be appropriate for me to drop you this note to let you know the current status of our progress. Over the Christmas holidays we ran into some serious computer hardware problems which resulted in our falling behind schedule by approximately one week. Then last week Dr. Kouri's best friend was killed in an automobile accident, causing us to lose a week of his input. Thus we are behind our original target by two weeks and, therefore, I would like to revise the deadline for submission of the Final Report to January 31st. Since the manuscripts are in tandem and will be generated from the Final Report Data Base, the completion date for the two manuscripts would be rescheduled to March 31st. I hope this does not inconvenience you significantly, and appreciate your understanding in the matter. T have seen the work they are generating and feel certain that you will be quite pleased and impressed with the Final Report. he KZ, John C. Parker, Ph.D. President CTR CONTRACTS 026834
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TO: Dr. Lawrence FROM: Fred Best WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS AUGUST 8 - 14, 1989 * Mainstream and sidestream ’TPM’ fractions from the Beta 90 nicotine and glycerol fate in total smoke studies have been combined and concentrated in preparation for determination of levels of intact starting materials (percentage of radioactivity that is due to unchanged nicotine or glycerol). This is a tedious process because care has to be taken not to lose any radioactivity during concentration. * Experiments have been designed, solutions prepared and time scheduled to determine the fates of nicotine and glycerol in 3 more Beta 90 protocepts. These studies will start on 8/15/89. * Currently consulting with Bill Needs to determine the best statistical approach for evaluation of the data already obtained. PIS ECTS
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FF: Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last. first, middle): BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators. Begin with the principal investigator/program director. Photocopy this page for each person. POSITION TITLE Assistant Professor of Medicine NAME Robert |. Garver, Jr. EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) YEAR CONFERRED INSTITUTION AND LOCATION FIELD OF STUDY Boston University; Boston, MA 1977 Biology Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, MD 1981 Medicine RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous amployment, experience, and honors. Key personnel include the principal investigator and any other individuals who participate in the scientific development or axecution of tha project. Key personnel typically will include all individuals with doctoral or other professional degrees, but in some projects will include individuals at the masters or baccalaureate level provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, in chronological order, the titles, all authors, and complete reterences to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier Publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. Appointments 1981-82 Intern in Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital 1982-84 Resident in Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital 1984-87 Senior Staff Fellow, Pulmonary Branch National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 1987 Clinical Chief, Pulmonary Branch National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 1988- Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine University of Alabama School of Medicine Honors Phi Beta Kappa 1976 Shields Warren Award, Boston University, 1977 Henry Strong Denison Award, Johns Hopkins University, 1979-80. American Cancer Society Clinical Oncology Career Development Award, 1990 Edward Livingston Trudeau Scholar Award, 1991 Publications 1. Monette FC, Eichacker PQ, Garver RI, Gilio MJ. Characterization of the anti- serum cell activity of anti-mouse brain serum. Exp Hemat 6: 299-307, 1978. 2. Monette FC, Eichacker PQ, Byrt W, Garver RI, Gilio MJ, DeMello JB. An immunologic approach to cell cycle analysis of the stem cell. In: Experimental Hematology Today. Baum SJ, Ledney GD, eds. pp. 11-19, Springer-Verlag, 1977. 3. Nukiwa T, Brantly M, Garver RI, Paul L, Courtney M, LeCocq JP, Crystal RG. PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91) (Form Page 6} Page FF Number pages consecutively at the bottom throughout the application. Do not use suffixes such as 3a, 3b.
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-----Original Message----- Fram: Alonso, Hector Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 9:05 AM To: Bill Keen; Judith Smith; Marc Chemta; Robert Fenner; Tyrone Murray Subject: PMi/PM USA R&E Agreament We are working on the new PMI/PMUSA R&D agreement. | need to get a list of activities and people in PDT that do work only for PM USA, or only for PMI. Right now | can’t think of anybody for PMI except Jeanette Hickle and her group. And, possibly some people in the old DMP could be classified as working for PMUSA only. Everyone else should be in the general R&D category that gets allocated between PMI and PMUSA. However, if | missed anything please tet me know. | need this by the end of this week. Hector ICLETPS S807
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¥ * Information and Records Management in the EU Region 2505169075 Page 1 of 1 [ee[m[wMl[oe|elx|* +] fas From: Ramseyer, Monique To: de Bruin, Gerrit L.; Waidemer, Hermann; Schmidt, Karsten; Schmidt, Klaus; Degola, Paolo; Langelier, Simon; Pellegrini, Matteo Christen, Heinrich; De Mandato, Jean-Antoine; Fluri, Hans; Van Buuren, Robin; Galante, Ezio; Bueren, Ce: Uwe; Psotta, Joachim; Verpaalen, Guust; Giner, Frederic; Pozzali, Giovanni; Dilley, Chris; King, Andrew; Wassenaar, Robert; Pardo, Manuel; Kassman, Allen; Reininghaus, Wolf; Diserens, Georges Subject: Information and Records Management in the EU Region Sent: 9/13/00 10:46 AM Importance: Normal Please find enclosed a memo from Georges Diserens, as well as a scanned copy of a former memo from Paul Hendrys on the above subject. Picp's memo on RIM Sept00.doc EPH + BW on RIM Mar00.PDF Best regards, Monique Ramseyer Philip Morris EU HQ Internal Controls Department Tel: (41-21) 618 65 41 Fax: (41-21) 618 65 79 e-mail: ramseyer.monique@pmintl.ch Dike DK) JZ &) .../read.asp?command=open&0bj=00000000E3E328F94537D2119DD700805F8B9540 13-Sep-2000
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\ PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y 10017 TO: Herb Foster DATE: December 20, 1984 FROM: Ricnard M. Harvell SUBJECT: B&H Heavy Spending This is the final report evaluating the B&H Heavy-up test which began in August 1984 in Shreveport, Seattle, Lubbock and Fresno. October will be the last month of data reported due to the Merit Box introduction in November which took most of the available media that month. Spending Levels While spending for the total brand has doubled, the increase is applied to Lights in Lubbock and Fresno, and DUL in Seattle and Shreveport. As such, spending on those packings has essentially tripled, while spending on the remaining packings has changed very little. Below is a summary of the spending in each market. B&H Dollar Expenditure (000) Fresno Lubbock Seattle Shreveport 1983 local expenditures $ 137 $ 112 $ 579 $ 134 Previous 1984 projected 145 111 624 128 Current 1984 projected 275 215 1,213 243 Current indexed to previous 190 194 194 190 Market Share After three months of data, this test cannot be adequately evaluated. However, at this point in time, the extra spending has had no effect on B&H. Share changes in the test markets as well as the total U.S. are insignificant (confidence interval is 95%). B&H Ultra Lights Shreveport Seattle U.S. Base Period: (8/83-7/84) 97 1.34 1.02 August 1.00 1.36 1.05 September .94 1.27 -98 October 1.15 1.55 1.21 Average 1.03 1.39 1.08 20492928500
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niyhan can veka | fs “CE fice | wold dd ik KKEI715019 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19140 DIVISION OF CARDIOLOGY LOuts A. SOLOFF, M.D. FELIX M. CORTES, M.D. MICHAEL T. MCDONOUGH. M.D. HOWARD WARNER, M.D. HAROLD L. RUTENBERG, M.0. dune 18 j 1971 ROBERT L. KRAUSE, M.D. Robert C, Hockett, Ph.D. Associate Scientific Director The Council for Tobacco Research - U.S.A. 110 East 59th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 Dear Dr. Hockett: Thank you very much for the privilege of reading this manuscript. I return it to you herewith and also enclose a copy of a recent article that has some interesting and apparently contradictery findings, namely that the VST returns to normal within a short time after experimental ligation of a coronary artery. I am still very much disturbed with the clinical implication of this manuscript. As I wrote previously, the audience and the reader is con- ditioned to accept the results without recognizing that the experiments possibly lack clinical relevance. Thus. (1) The authors point out that the Framingham study found that sudden death from coronary artery disease was four times as high in the heavy smoker as is the non-smoker. The authors also point out that the most likely cause for Sudden death is ventricular fibrillation. What the authors fail to state is that neither the Framingham group nor any other group found that sudden death from coronary artery disease occurs predominantly while smoking or sooner after smoking. If this were so, there would be little difficulty in proving cause and effect. On the contrary, the temporal relation between smoking and sudden death has never been documented. Indeed a1} evidence, at least within the hospital and within the Coronary Care Unit, indi- cates that ventricular fibrillation with or without sudden death occurs without immediate antecedent smoking. The experimental temporal relation therefore has no counter part in clinical medicine. I do believe that these points should be discussed and stressed in this article.
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From: Ittermann, Patti F. To: Kendall, Sue (LHC) CC: Sterling, Carol (LHC); O'Brien, J. Brice; Robertson, Don L. BCC: Primary Date: 6/22/1998 1:45:36 PM Last Modified Date: 1998-Jun-22 13:45:36 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Jun-22 13:45:35 Received Date: 1998-Jun-22 13:45:36 Subject: camel insert list Attachments: wow! while i realize this is still an in-progress project and costs are estimated, i just wanted to thank you for a great job. and how quickly you were able to get it to us. i'm especially impressed at all the centerspreads you have already been able to confirm. that's terrific, and a big cost saver! Talso think your decisions to remove titles (e.g., trips, people) were wise decisions. and i'm very excited that CAMEL will have the first tobacco advertising to grace the pages of Wired! and in a very impactful way! thanks too for adding those notes -- especially pointing out major changes such as Bikini going perfect bound with new specs as of the October issue, and Rolling Stone going perfect bound for the 11/12 issue. Brice/Don: we need to make some decisions quick. while sue has verbally committed, the magazines will want to have hard insertion orders to absolutely guarantee positions such as centerspread, and so Sue can negotiate the best up-front position for our insert where centerspread doesn't apply. as soon as LHC can issue the orders, the better. So we have to make some decisions and need approval as quickly as we can get it on the list and the number of insertions. (wow -- 80.5MM circulation -- that's 'mighty tasty!) RJR0000000005063383 70013 7474 SbBr L6Ld¢
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eae EEK. BROWN & WILLIAMSON BEBECOO CORPORATION - . MAR 02 1984 "RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING FILE NOTE TITLE: PROPERTIES OF STEM ‘FROM VARIOUS ASSOCIATES/357 AUTHOR: Mr. D. L. ‘Gordon DATE: March 1, ‘i986. CC: MR. EB ‘Kohnhorst, Mr. M. L. Reynolds, Dr. J. N. Jewell, ... Mr. M. Hamerton, Mr. R. H. Marshall, Mr. D. L. Scholten, Mr. P. H. Harper, Mr. M. Kamer WTS samples obtained in several ongoing projects have been analyzed in RD&E. The results of these comparisons are shown in the attached Table Le The four basic groupings of stem are? “1) “ws made from — raw stems, 50/50 burley/flue-cured, ao processed by both Macon and Benelux. 2) wrs made from common-lot raw stem, flue-cured only, processed by Hew in the Deve topeent Center and BAT — UK&E. 3) WIS made from common-lot raw stem, flue-cured only, processed a by B&W in the Development Center, and WD&HO Wills - Australia. 4) WIS made from a 70/30 flue-cured/burley mix in S. T. Oy. - Finland. ‘-. Details of processing are shown in an attachment. In every case that common lot materials have béen used, B&W's optimized process appears to give the best physical quality. The ’ Finnish product appears to be acceptable, though the results would not appear to indicate improvement over B&W standards. VtEbvet— .D. L. G. DLG/vr 0262m ‘2bosotats
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SS hS SS SS SS SS pzPrrsese ee MICROS TAT *Rusrron MICROFILWM (— iy vie 32” “ot ahs - : q te RSMO eee . ‘ . oe peswenengente xmas ae cee t a . * * ° copy , ’ OFFICE MEMORANDUM . oo : LENNEN & MITCHELL, TNC. : . 10-24-29 From: Mr.Cox < Subject; OLD GOLD ; To: Mr.Lennen % Br .MitchelL Mr.Lynn Mr,Pietsch e The New York University amoke analysis is beginning to Look bright. Tne criginal analysis turned out quite unfavorably for Old Gold. But it led to a discovery which explains the resulta, and vy which, to all indications, Old Gold can easily produce the best "bill of health” of all four brands. This observation is almost absurdly simple, yet it has never been noted as far as Professor MacTavish can learn, in any of the scientific literature on the cigarette. Tt is the fact that the ancunt of moisture present in the tobacco — br to put it another way - tho "freshnesa" of the cigarette — controls the quantity of irritating substances formed during combustion. The dryer the cigarette, the more irritating. And a da@ifference in the amount of moisture, which would be imperceptible to the amoker, cen violently effect the results of an analysis. MacTavish deduced this fact from a atudy ef the results of his first test. But to prove it he made a simple test of the smoke from the four cigarettes under controlled moisture conditions and wy adding only 2% to Old Gold's moisture was able to make it show up much better than any cigarette in the original test. Te reason for thia powerful influence of moisture on the amount ef irritants formed is apparentiy that the butt end of the ciga= rette (when the tobacco is relatively moist or "rreah") acts aa .a condenser and withholds some of the natural irritants from passing into the throat. But before discussing the possibilities of using this observation to Old Gold's advantage, it would be best to review the original analyais of the four cigarettes. The four brands were bought at . the same time at the United Cigar Store in the Grand Central Sta+ . tion, and the dealer told Professor MacTavish that they had ail been received that morning fron the wholesalcr. Premunaply they were equally fresh. But you will observe in the results a con= siderable difference in moisture contoent. These arg the highlights of the original smoke analyals: Frome} J : - € on i Gs 53 - ' Lr) - "4 - oo ‘ : a we eee a Ss ce (ON * o a
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R: REDACTED MATERIAL INBIFO Institut fUr biologische Forschung » Kéln 28.Sep.87 RWA/BRA BRA94DI1VB13 LEBENSLAUP Name: Walk, RUdiger-Alexander Titel: Dr. rer.nat., Diplombiologe Geburtsdatum: REDACTED Geburtsort: 1969 bis 1974 1974 1974 bis 1977 1977 bis 1978 seit 1978 1983 1983 bis 1984 seit 1985 Mitglied- schaEten: REDACTED Studium der Biochemie und Biologie, Universitaten Tubingen und London (UK) Diplom-Hauptpriifung im Fach Biologie, Universitat Tubingen Promotion an der Universitat Bochum, Biolog. Fakultat wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Universitak Bochum Leiter der Abt. Biochemie an einem toxikologischen Auftragsforschungs~Institut (a) Anerkennung als Toxikologe durch das American Board o£ Toxicology Leiter der Abt. Pharmakologie am gleichen Institut wissenschaftlicher Direktor am gleichen Institut Gesellschaft fic Umwelt- und Mutations forschung, Gesellschaft fur Biologische Chemie, Deutsche Pharmakologische Gesellschaft, European Society of Toxicology (a) Die Abt. Biochemie schloss zeitweise eine Gruppe fltr Mikrobino- logie/Bakterielle Mutagenitatsforschung, eine Zytometrie~ und eine Immunologie-Gruppe ein, die spater zu eigenstdndigen Abteilungen entwickelt wurden. 1205 Z96SL68202
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From: Date: Subject: To: File{s): Note for Galletta, John RE Purcell, Clare Tue, Oct 10, 1995 4:24 PM FYI 96 OB Galletta, John; Okoniewski, Anne I&I.budget enclosed is the revised budget for our group which Mare approved. I still need to see how it fits into the overall picture, which I've yet to assemble due to everyone else's delays getting approved budgets to me. I'd appreciate it if you would both keep this in mind as we go forward in 1996, and if significant projects arise that would throw us over budget, we will need to request more funds. Similarly, if we see that the projects are running under budget, we will have to reassess our needs and should reallocate any unused funds to other line items or projects. arGlZ2P7Z0L02
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Foust, Cassandra P. ’ (rie) ER aa a — sca oon —— "eis eM From: Matthews, Ellen W. Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 1:19 PM To: Foust, Cassandra P. Subject: RE: RJ Reynolds Consumer Relations Web Site--Form Filled Out Cassandra -- just two minor changes. Ellen pee Message----- Fra Foust, Cassandra P. Sent Monday, March 12, 2001 1:08 PM To: Matthews, Ellen W. Subject: FW: RJ Reynolds Consumer Relations Web Site—Form Filled Out Ellen, can you please look at the response to a consumer inquiry (see below) before | send to Consumer Relations. Jan and | did discuss last week before she left. If you think it needs to wait for her approval, I'll inform C.R. Tnx --- Cassandra P.S. Hang in there. Just think about that beautiful beach house you'll be enjoying in just a few short weeks :) :) Dear Mr. Leighton: We appreciate your layalty to the Doral brand of R.J. Reynolds Tabacco Company. We are sorry that you have chosen not to collect the cards affiliated with the Celebrate America Collector Cards program. <<We created the program as a way for Doral to say thank you to those smokers who do collect as a hobby.>> The Celebrate America Collector Cards program is one more way that Doral is giving back to its customers and is intended to give extra value to our adult smokers. The cards were developed in response to the interests of Doral smokers. We surveyed Doral smokers about their interests and hobbies last year and nearly half of them told us that they are "collectors." The Doral collector cards align with these adult smokers’ general interest in collectibles. The intent of the program is absolutely not designed to get you to smoke more cigarettes. We've found that most of our smokers have enjoyed reading and collecting these cards and would << be able to collect most of the cards through their normal purchases of Doral. rds; ~---Original Message----- RJRT Consumer Relations Sent: Wegnenday, February 28, 2001 1:11 PM To: Matthews, Elfen W.; Foust, Cassandra P. Ce: Reese, Bonnie L. Subject: FW: RJ Reynolds Consumer Relations Web Site-Form Filled Out How should we answer this, "ruse to get me to buy more"? Thanks, Mary Ann Usrey noone Original Message----- From: lunkerbuster@bellsouth.net [mailto:lunkerbuster@bellsouth net] Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 2:47 PM To: consumer@rjrt.com Subject RJ Reynolds Consumer Relations Web Site-Form Filled Out Full Name: Williarn James Leighton Street Address: 3130 Crump Ave City: Memphis, TN. 38112 State: TN Zip Code: 38112 E-mail Address: lunkerbuster@bellsouth.net Date of Birth: 12-01-1938 Smoker: yes SrPO ccSes
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Deag Wy, coors Whee we became mare of the f from the reseegeh af tablish infeesation during 1990, we decided ha agerrtadna the monse nee sf giskel fn galls and fectdilisers, then to agcechala ne otesene acd variations 1 Tht eames jn che planta growing © -o ifenhify tbe presence anc tne varying aaoquata of nickel im the animals lncgesilag gueh contaminated plants, Freresy ideaitylag the source vad aode ef traneferral of the aickel froa Une soil through the plant tyele into Gre inge piias amdmale, 3 ae Ye yere avare that aeything getting Sa an animal cell sug pe eapeled to that eel Sy the bleed atraam of “he aniaal, ard that we should ee able te id me ity the owreseace and warlatlene in the amount of alckel ia the bleed of anleals jugesting foadstut?s contaminated with varying amounts of nicked. Seigatif ie inforwabion ledicated that mickal could be ass laliatec by the aniual system, whem tohaled by Ww aninai as an aie contamiaant, when ingested by the aniwal #8 a sontemlmpant of fooistuffa, vhan implanted bentath the akia of aniwais, ani whem absorked through Une pores of the akin of han as an ladusteiad haga, ve geasoned thal this alee should be Cound la tnoreasing amcunts Im the biood and ergaes of anianls 30 contealeated vita alekel, ane Enat che ORGANS eanadaing areas of diaterted celia shenie gontain greater comentrations af mickel, mad we ach owt te verify these sypothetical comiitions, Ye wert ,abi¢ to observe and identify these conditiegs %6 fart OWA satisfaction and began bo saagch for oreventative procedures to center harmless these sell diaterting x sapeabiiiedes, é Ye jeacmed that Use Rudslana hed observed anil identified varying asounts af aiske im the cerebrospinal fluid of wental patients, and that the ascunt at aickel aostared to Imersase vith the seriousness of the wentai disorder, that differam scleatists of various tatiomlities had asseq lated increased nicks) comenteations with certalp heart dleorder, with gestele ulcers, and with eenjemtile malformations. Vary vansriiy J read a report that indicated relief for artheitie patieats from lewcing the alekel concentrat low in the systea, te peasoned that thece vere ive oosalble avenues of treataeat to reduce the wyacetal effeets fron thie alekel comtamioation of cur iivine eariromeent 5 1 Yas to cadecr the alekel comectrations in aur Liviag 2 ny Lorene mm » shegesy reducing the istake of the heruful alckel into Mee beds 3 2 « Yas to Fearch for ways aml weass. of Increasing the axeretion af alvin, from the bedy ayatea, hereby preventing the build up ot -lek.. Un the blood ant orgaws of anieal systems to concenbrations % jeatiy high aneugh to imcuee oe li distortiass, atin wee
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Carmines, Edward From: Patskan, George Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 10:47 AM To: Carmines, Edward; Fox, Kathy Subject: PI definition Here are some versions of the definition for the Pl function. Kathy's: The evaluation of material used in and around our product, and of changes to the process of making our product, in order to assess the regulatory and toxicological impact these may have on our product. GP's revision: The evaluation of materials used in and around our products, and of changes to the process of making our products, in order to assess the possible impact with regard to tobacco ingredient regulations and toxicology. GP's further revision: Product Integrity evaluations are those that assess the materials used in and around our products, and of changes to the process of making our products, in order to determine the possible impacts with regard to tobacco ingredient regulations and toxicological effects. Please review and let's discuss this afternoon. George VIC88S69L07
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Philip Morris USA CONFIDENTIAL Philip Morris U.S.A. R&D To: Dr. H. Reif ec:. Dr. D. Leyden Company: FTR From: Gerry Nixon Company: Philip Morris Date: 8 August 1997 Pages including this cover page: 1 Comments: Dear Helmut, This note will serve as confirmation that the proposal from Dr. D, Leyden entitled “Proposal to Determine the Potential for Significant Dietary Intake of Nicotine and Cotinine by Nonsmokers and Assessment and Documentation of Current Knowledge Related to the Analytical Methodology and Pharmacokinetics of Nicotine Metabolites” has been reviewed by the Scientific Research Review Committee (SRRC) and has been approved, pending availability of funds, which you will be managing. Please let me know if you need anything else. I'll look forward to talking with you soon. O9STLBE90Z
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ys JN‘ MEMORANDUM a L, 1977 TO: Dr. F. J. Schultz Mr. C. Welborn Mr. J. Platt Mr. J. Mueller FROM: Tom H. Mau SUBJECT: Kent 13 and Kent 15 ee ce me ere art ce cr ee em me ce ce ee me ec ee ce ee we ee ea ec ee ee ee ee ee ee ee et ee ee This is to provide you with information concerning the addition of Iowa and Nebraska to the test areas for the new Kent products. Coordination for manufacturing of product, shipping of product and reducing inventories in the warehouses should be coordinated at Greensboro. Since there is no specific deadline, this coordination can best be done at Greensboro. Code date on the carton should be "C" and the cases should be marked with a large red "A" (same designation as used in original test areas). We would like to know from Greensboro the timing you anticipate for: 1. Making product 2. Shipping to warehouses 3. Inventory at warehouses 4. Anticipated date of release to jobbers/retail outlets. We would like to have this information so we can inform sales force personnel in these markets for rotation of stock. OTSL.£TOO
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2078721312 = From: Tolchinsky, Karen Sent: Monday, July 20, 1998 4:54 PM To: Slagle, Jeff Subject: Merit Just to follow-up on one deliverable from the Merit meeting. Merit conducted a coupon test, looking at carton vs carton/pack offers. (page 38 of deck) . You were going to break it out by decile, so we could ‘see how the upper deciles performed vs the lower. Monica will be providing program numbers (and whatever else you need to move forward). How long does something like this take?
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From: Ittermann, Patti F. To: Williard, JoAn M. Cc: BCC: Primary Date: 7/1/1999 9:43:40 AM Last Modified Date: 1999-Jul-01 09:43:40 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Jjul-01 09:43:40 Received Date: 1999-Jul-01 09:43:40 Subject: ABC Reminder{F} Attachments: oh oh. abe meeting was in May! next one won't be for a while. lets both try to remember $0 i can bring it up next time (don't know when it's scheduled.) From: Williard, JoAn M. Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 8:59 AM To: Ittermann, Patti F. Subject: ABC Reminder In the April ABC newsletter the front page article was about the development of a Newspaper Reader Profile Service. Last November, ABC agreed to proceed in refining research standrads and audit processes. The purpose of this Reader Profile Service was to enhance comparison of audience profiles of newspapers across the country. You had asked me to remind you about this study in carly July so you could check on it when you attended the ABC meeting this month. I thought it might be interesting to get the results of the carly test participants. Newspaper readership could vary from market to market, especially given the availability of other "news" sources from market to market. A market with a strong alternative newspaper might skew the readership of the daily newspaper older, and if this press is non-existent, the 21-29 might be forced to read the daily newspaper to learn about club events, ctc. If you want the newsletter to refresh your memory - let me know and i'll give it to you. joan RJROO0000166 7034526 70030 2746 S869 e6e8cs
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Chang, Yen From: Chang, Yen Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 10:10 AM To: Bonhomme, Jeanne V. Subject: contract Jeanne - Neither Chris, Paula or Susan Ferguson were available. | left messages for all three...will let you know when | hear something. VSO0C61 19802
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MEMORANDUM June: 30, 1988 TO: G.R. Telford FROM: A. Pasheluk E: Tobacco: Advertising The attached article which appeared in the "New York Times" on Thursday, June 30 is cause for concern on many different. levels.. One of the more serious aspects of the legislation. is that affecting the (banned) use of cigarette brand! names in the type of promotional activities normally used to build and reinforce brand imagery i.e. Newport Ski Spree, associations with local sporting events such as a recent Kent putting contest in Phoenix, etc. The legislation does, however, permit use of a corporate name; a decided edge for the more well known Philip: Morris and RJR. Now is the time for Lorillard to build greater awareness. of. the corporate name so that. should it become necessary (i.e. similar legislation as that passed in Canada being enacted here) we could stay competitve in promotional events. Several vehicles for such a program could be considered: An advertising "Quality" campaign not unlike Ford Motor. Company's "Quality is' Job 1" campaign; simply greater association. of the Lorillard name with branded products. via a logo or slogan i.e. recall Nabisco's famous red triangle logo appearing at the end of all broadcast ads for any of their products or, perhaps, the investigation of the Lorillard name itself on a new brand. such as a potential. breakthrough product. (as in our Reduced Side Stream project) or, a branded generic product. If any of this sounds reasonable to you we: could begin by evaluating awareness and imagery of the Lorillard name and! then formulate objectives and strategies to build on and exploit that equity. Can we discuss further, at your convenience? /kw Attachment ce: T.H. Mau SZETSOLS
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YER8801.92W Page 1 BIOBEHAVIORAL RESEARCH DIVISION 1988 YEARLY STATUS REPORT Program 1. Support New Product Technologies, Brand R&D, and the ETS Program { Personnel: Fernandes, Griffith, Ingram, Jennings, McKaig, Pritchard, Reynolds, Robinson, Walker ] 1. Identify, through established lines of communication, emerging opportunities to apply Biobehavioral Division technology/expertise to assist Brand R&D. A. Support Project HSB i. Provide computer and data acquisition hardware for geographically dispersed tests of human smoking behavior. (4/88) Dr. Griffith finalized the Portable Puff-Profiler and Calibrator designs in the first quarter of 1988. Ferguson Manufacturing was selected to manufacture 50 profilers. Four calibrators were manufactured in-house by PT&D personnel. Mr. Alan Norman (Applied R&D) completed software development for a host computer to manage the subject information, and worked with contract writers to prepare an operations and training manual for study procedures. Components and materials for the manufacture of the profilers were procured and provided by the Biobehavioral Division. Dr. Griffith worked with a contract programmer to finalize software for the profilers and, with Mr. Jennings, performed the final assembly, calibration and pre-shipment testing of the profilers. ii. Assist in set-up and trouble-shooting in geographical locations. (6/88) Dr. Griffith and Messers. Jennings and Mickey Smith (Brand R&D) traveled to four field sites (Savannah, GA, Tucson, AZ, Buffalo, NY, and St. Clairesville, OH) to install the computers and profilers. They returned to the sites, with Dr. Reynolds, to perform final calibration of the flow probes, install the final software for the profilers, and to observe and assist in the start of the project in each city. Additional trips were required during the course of the study to correct instrument malfunctions. iii. Provide other assistance as needed and approved. (Ongoing) A training session for 15 field operators was held at the Bellomy Research facility in Winston-Salem. Dr. Reynolds conducted the course and produced a training video for each site to use in training other site workers. An additional 15 persons were trained at the field sites using the video tape and a self-paced training manual was developed for the course. @LGS 6eSTsS The study was conducted for six weeks. A total of 1,240 subjects each smoked 10 products and completed product satisfaction, life-style and psychometric questionnaires. After being returned to Bellomy Research, the questionnaires were forwarded to Market Dynamics, Inc. for data entry and analysis. Dr. Griffith received the puffing data, produced summary puffing information for each of the 12,404 smokings (representing 168,547 puffs)
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-interoffice MEMORANDUM T Po LORILLARD TOBACCO COMPANY Market Planning and Information Dept. (MPID) January 6, 2000 Toa: Peter Keegan Josh Kahn From: Sarah Evans Re: Monthly Shipment / Share of Market Report Attached is the monthly shipment and share of market report, including quarterly, year- to-date, and year-end roli ups through December 1999. : & ce: R. Spell T. Staab fds MSSM COSLPEBE
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SUMNS93 Q@ & TS ~ BERMUDA HUNDRED DATA SUMMARY — EXTRACTED FILLER LOOP 3B BATCH 5973 DATE O7-NOV-1989 MARK DLF3B # TESTS AVG SD FILLER EXIT EXTRACTOR SURGE SILO % OV a 25. 71 Oo. ig % &B 3 2. 48 0. O05 STEM EXIT ABSORBER SURGE SILO % OV 3 30.33 0. 89 “% CA 3 7. 46 0. 26 INLET NICOTINE 3 2.73 0.11 FILLER EXIT EXTRACTOR % OV 4 29. 73 0. Si 4 NICOTINE 4 0. O95 0. 033 4 NICOTINE REDUCTION 96.3 TOP OF VESSEL 3 & CENTER ? te EXTRACTOR & OV #25. 30 25. 30 25. 30 25. 30 25. 30 4 NICOTINE 0.123 oO. 257 6. 142 0. O98 oO. 174 ABSORBER x OV 30. OO 30. OO 30. OO 30. 00 30. OO % NICOTINE 0. 704 9. 681 o. 703 0. 669 0. 646 TOTAL M/M L7s POUNDS FILLER 2464 POUNDS STEM i808 LOAD TIME O241 UNLOAD TIME 1434 TOTAL TIME 11.8 AVG VELOCITY 1.05 OFSZTL9S0
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2084392262 Mao, Yugian Y. From: Mao, Yuqian Y. Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 5:10 PM To: ‘Farr, Steve' Subject: RE: Lunch on Friday? Steve, I'll be on vacation tomorrow and Friday. Sorry! Yugian
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA * Lynn King Date: November 15, 1993 e Wayne sewaren Ulayrre e RECORDS RETENTION SCHEDULE AUTHORIZATION The enclosed records retention schedule for the Labor Relations Department has been reviewed and approved by the Records Management Department and by Mr. Case and endorsed by legal counsel. This records retention schedule supersedes and invalidates any prior dated records retention schedules, and all prior dated records retention schedules should be immediately disposed. ZTE you have any questions or require clarification of the above, please call me (2564). Enclosure: Addressee Only ec: LL. M. Cummings FILE: RO273 SOLPUSESO2
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RJR Interoffice Memorandum BRIGHT 85/100 Date: January 4, 1984 1984 Flavor Development Dr. D. L. Roberts ( & From: R. F. McCarthy Tne recent visit to Biddle Sawyer was very encouraging with regard to the improved flavor components which were reviewed for the BRIGHT filter flavor system. The deterpinated hearts of peppermint represent a giant step for- ward in the fact that they will move us closer to a filter flavor system which can be quantitatively/qualitatively monitored. Although we are at an impasse at this time in being able to monitor the current filter flavor sys- tem, it is imperative that we not lose sight of this objective in 1984. It is requested that all filter flavor development work be directed toward simplifying and reducing the number of flavor components added to the fil- ter. A revised flavor system with only peppermint hearts in the filter would be of the greatest interest in recognition of the current dilenma of not being able to monitor peppermint on our current products. In addition to the present flavor improvement work which is currently under- way, it is requested that the aforementioned approach be assigned a level of importance and priority that is commensurate with any flavor improvement work in 1984. Please advise if there are any questions or concerns. sdch xe: Mr. B. V. Hardin Mr. R. L. Willard Mr. J. D. Phillips Ms. M. M. Wong Ms. B. J. Dula Dr. B. M. Lawrence Ms. G. C. Smith @89T 6z2TS
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-----Original Message—- aw & From: Cusato, Denise Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 10:15 AM To: Lobosco, Enza Subject: RE; Conference room yes - fine. | realized there will be exceptions. But, the room recently has been given fo people on other floor in this building and that cannot happen because some SVP'’s call me for the room last minute and | cannot tell them that a person on a different floor has it. Denise Cusato Youth Smoking Prevention te 917 663-3301 Das a 917 663-5901 (fax) 27 4821600202
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Original Message—- From: To, Debra On Behalf Of Lau, Raymond Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 5:31 AM 2069751488 To: Lipowicz, Peter J.; Schorp, Matthias Cc: Lau, Raymond Subject: Draft submission by Hong Kong Tobacco Institute on Hong Kong [AQ Guidance Notes Dear Matthias, Pete, Attached please find the first draft of the above document by the HKTI. | have a number of issues with it in its present form as | am not sure the comments from Matthias, Gary and myself are fully factored in. To speed up the review process, | am sending you the document for review while | work on it myself. If we cannot get a satisfactory consensus with the HKT!, we may have to make our own submission separate from them. Jenny Fung has asked me to turn the piece around as soon as possible so | am afraid it's the same mad rush story again. << File: Submission.pdf >> Regards, Raymond Best regards, Debra To Worldwide Scientific Affairs Tel: (852) 2825-1622 Fax: (852) 2826-3817 email; dto@pminti.com.hk
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-——-Original Message----- From: Phil Lombardo [SMTP:plombardo@triad-com.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 2:59 PM To: ‘Taryn Goodman" Subject: address Berard Lewis Triad Communication 727 15th Street Suite 800 Washington DC 20005 202-332-3800 202-332-5195 Phil Lombardo Triad Communication 31 State Street, Fifth Floor GOsZSELS80~
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From: Lee, Kristeen To: Smith, Jan Fulton CC: Chan, Patricia; Van Every, Peter J.; Griscom, Tom C. (Geneva) BCC: Primary Date: 1/27/1997 11:51:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 15:00:32 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Jan-27 23:48:00 Received Date: 1997-Jan-27 23:51:00 Subject: ER JANUARY REPORT Attachments: ERMSIA.DOC SEAN AAA ERA ARRAS AEA LAA RSNA RASA AREAALSQAES AERA A ESSAI APES RJR0000000508026179 70020 2299 LZp6 c08zS
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED c INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Mr. R. N. Thomson Date: September 4, 1968 J. &. Osmalov Discussions with Max Hatisermann , My discussions with Dr. Hatisermann covered the following “areas: 1. Fluted plastic tip'on the Parliament 100 2. Flush fluted filter development program 3. Microreticulated polymer program In regard to the fluted Parliament 100 tip, our discussion was very brief. Dr. Hatisermann stated that the various ‘filter components he tad requested from us and Manufacturing had been received. He was specifically interested in learning more details about the cutter designs used on the dual combiner and cigaret assembler. I. referred him to Manufacturing for details, Dr. Hatisermann stated that FTR was extremely interested in getting ouf an entirely new product and iit was his feeling that the flush fluted filter could provide the basis for such a cigaret. I showedi him the extrusion process. and later dis- cussedi the benefits to be derived when this type filter was used in combination with a carbon on tow. inner plug, e.g., Philip Morris Multifilter type. Dr. Haiisermann indicated that FTR would probably be interested in purchasing an extrusion line. I obtained from Gatto the name of their German subsidiary from which equipment, identical to ours, could be purchased, (Later in the day Dr. Seligman suggested! that FTIR might be able-to: arrange a transfer of one of Manufacturing's extrusion lines: to Switzerland and then order another line for themselves, He suggested Dr. Waltz explore this possibility through proper company channels.) If they do obtain a line Dr. Halisermann suggested that I go to Switzerland to assist them in starting up their process. (I HEARTILY. CONCUR! ) Dr, Halisermann said that FTR would pay all my expenses, I discussed with Dr. Hatisermann the devellopment of our PVC filter material and the problems we: were having with scaling the process from lab to pilot stage.. We discussed in some detail possible approaches for cooling the fused material. He: felt that cooling the material on a belt containing molds of the same basic configuration as our quartz tubes was a good approach. Before leaving, Richmond’ he phoned me and suggested the possibility of extruding microporous fibers. 1 explained the difficulties which would’ be involved in such an approach, At the end of our conversation he noted that the time spent in the Cigaret Development Divisiion was of greatest benefit to him and the most interesting of his current gs