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To: Mr. J. E. Wickham From: Barbara S. Mait Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia Date: May 15, 1990 HTI Test 4841/10160 (Requested by B. Monahan) MOAS = HTI #4841 = Red L9 and Black E4 = Bucks Lights 85 MOAT = HTI #10160 = Red E4 and Black L9 = Winston Lights 85 The purpose of this HTI test is to assess the consumer acceptability of Bucks Lights 85 relative to Winston Lights 85. The Bucks Lights cigarettes (MOAS) were different from the Winston Lights cigarettes (MOAT) in total RTD. These cigarettes will be overtipped and mailed to the panelists in white packs. . BSMirad. cc. Mr. J. Easley Dr. E. Gee Mr. R. Heretick Mr. J. Higgs Dr. K. Houghton Mr. J. Isaacs Ms. B. Monahan Mr. J. Myracle Mr. H. Spielberg CTSD Data File Central File Attachment CavhiafMag— 6762.9T0902
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sECREN WILLIAM ESTY, COMPANY / ADVERTISING 100 BAST 42™ STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 (212) 697-1600 September 29, 1980 Mr. D. H. Murphy Marketing Department R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Re: ' M-2 P.o0.Ss. Dear Dan, Reflecting on our d@iscussion of M-2 P.O.S., here's an idea for consideration. First, perhaps a non-traditional use of P.0.S. might be advisable for M-2 given its unigue consumer franchise goal. For example, we could consider using a P.0.S. display to =. carry a unique consumer premium offer and coupon; a 20 or C- 30 pack display might feature both the product and a premium that assists in quickly positioning the brand. Secondly, the device could Achieve a higher trial rate as well as building rapid awareness. . . Recommendation: The agency believes that the use of a self-liquidating premium that positions M-2 as: e Female e Fashionable/Stylish e Modern could ad& immediate impact to M-2 image perception at the very start of its launch. Thus properly positioned in the younger female adult smokers’ mind, we should achieve greater awareness and trial than might be otherwise expected. Consider the use of a premium like a brushed chrome metal cigarette case And/or a slim stick chrome lighter on P.0.S. materials. Either or both could conceivably be self-liquidated via coupon plus proof of purchase and cash. ( 000995 te taeit erdtag eaten Se RIN TT TEN Fromme wee ane ire een ee ee TE . SO we ee ee Dc ee ce ee i eS LL LLOS 6610S
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‘ Page 1 2075247914 Legal Form3 for Staples, Sharon To: Ropp, Kevin Ce: Rissman, Steve; Staples, Sharon From: Rubin, Kelly Date: Thu, Jul 17, 1997 12:47 PM Subject: | Steve Parrish Prep 7/21 THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS COMMUNICATION IS PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL AND INTENDED ONLY FOR THE USE OF THE ADDRESSEE. IF YOU RECEIVED THIS COMMUNICATION IN ERROR, PLEASE NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY BY TELEPHONE AT 212 880 3565. Thave just learned that Steve Parrish's preparation on Monday will be in NY. Could you check with his secretary, Jayne Maher to see if he wants to do in his conference room or if he wants us to set up a conference room & then order food. Thanks. Kelly
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-----Original Message--—-- From: Tuckler, Vanessa Sent: Monday, January 17, 2000 9:06 AM To: Rothman, Alina Subject: RE: VS 1999 and 200 verticals This week is a bad week. How's next Fri. 1/28. | out until 1/27 9560960802
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June 15, 1972 Williem F. Rienhoff, Jr., M.D. 9ll Poplar Hill Road Baltimore, Maryland 21210 Dear Bill: Attached is a check covering your expenses and two days per diem for the Scientific Advisory Board meeting. Please let me know when you plen to take your vacation this summer as I want to get down to Baltimore and have a talk with you some time soon. S111 joins me in sending her best regards to you and Frances. Sincerely, W. T. Hoyt Executive Vice President WIA weg Enel,
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“ Philip Morris U.S.A. Inter-office Memorandum TO: Liz Chambers Sept. 9, 1997 FROM: Richard Jupe SUBJECT: Salem Pianissimo - Japan At your request, the following information has been compiled in reference to the filter systems used for the Salem Pianissimo 100’s (2 mg) and Salem Pianissimo Lights 100’s (6 mg) products produced by RJ Reynolds for the Japanese market. Although the product claims low side stream, there is nothing too unique concerning the filter systems for either of these products. As the attached PTL data indicate, the filters for both products are conventional mono-acetate plugs. Both . products use one row of Hauni on-line ventilation (20 holes per row) to achieve the ventilation levels for the products. The measured ventilation levels used to achieve the tar values, are comparable to the levels used by numerous products to meet those tar deliveries. It would appear that the high level of ventilation and the level of expanded tobacco are the mechanisms used to acquire a low tar delivery for the 2 mg product. cc: Barbro Goodman OSz691L¢02 Philip Morris USA Confidential PO622
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——-Original Message----- From: D'Alessandro, Shaunn Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 5:58 PM To: McCormick, Brendan J.; Ryan, Thomas M Ce: Pfeil, Michael E.; Abshaw, Billy H.; Rogers, Jack; Grant, Ellen Subject: Talking Points for indianapolis 500-IMPORTANT G2 -~Qs9F © +02 reaae O80. = aae Thomas, per our conversation (and my voicemail to Brendan) attached are proposed message points for Tim Cindric, President of Penske Racing to use in a CART press conference in California tomorrow morning to confirm that Marlboro Team Penske will participate in the Indianapolis 500 event in 2001. Jack Rogers has indicated that Ellen Grant/Corporate Affairs must approve these points before we forward them to Tim. Could you please review with Ellen and forward with approval/comments to Jack Rogers before 10:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Jack's extension is 3-2345. Sorry for the tight deadline, | appreciate your help. Shaunn D'Alessandro OSS6LEZO807~
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From: Gentry, Tom To: Lewis, Leslic CC: Sparks, Sharon R.; Lance, Teresa BCC: Primary Date: 10/29/1998 9:52:22 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Oci-29 09:52:22 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Oct-29 09:52:21 Received Date: 1998-Oct-29 09:52:22 Subject: Monthly Reports Attachments: 1O98SR.doc RJR0000000002046679 | 70044 4003 esse 698¢S
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JOSEPH H. HAFKENSCHIEL, M.D. SUITE 302 LANKENAU MEDICAL BUILDING LANCASTER AND CITY LINE AVENUES - a“ : PHILADELPHIA 31, PA. ee Minway 9-2373 3 GREENWOOD 7-0271 February 10, 1956 Dr. Robert C. Hockett Associate Scientific Director Tobacco Industry Research Committee 5320 Empire State Building New York 1, New York Dear Dr. Hockett: I wish to thank you for your letter of January 20, telling us of the appropriation of $7938 for the research program of the Cardiopulmonary Unit. aa Enclosed is the original copy of the Application for Research Grant with budget for the period April 1, 1956 to April 1, 1957. Hoping this satisfies the requirements you out~- Lined, I am, Sincerely yours, kK. A Joseph H. Hafkenschiel, M. D. 1 e
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‘CURRICULUM VITAE FREDERICK FENGTIEN KAO Date of Birth: January 29, 1919, Peking, China Citizenship: U.S.A. Marital Status: Married, Edith Chung-Ying Ling; son, John Jien Kao Education: Jefferson Academy, Tungchou, China, 1934-37 B.S. Yenching University, Peking & Chengtu, China, 1945 M.D. West China Union University, College of Medical Sciences, Chengtu, China, 1947. M.S. Northwestern University Graduate School, Chicago, Illinois, 1950. Ph.D. Northwestern University Graduate School, Chicago, Illinois, 1951. Professional Experience: National Professor of Physiology & Biophysics Associate Professor of Physiology Assistant Professor of Physiology Instructor in Physiology Instructor in Medical Physics Research Fellow State University of New York Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York 1965-Present State University of New York Downstate Medical Center 1960-1965 State University of New York Downstate Medical Center 1956-1960 State University of New York Downstate Medical Center 1952-1956 Yale University Medical School New Haven, Conn 1951-1952 Northwestern University Medical School, 1949-1951 Resident in Internal Medicine Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, 1948-1949 Resident and Teaching Assistant in Pathology West China Union University, University Hospitals,Chengtu,China 1947-1948 50570560
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The University of Vermont DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY MEDICAL ALUMNI BUILDING, BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05405-0068 (802) 656-2210 June 1l, 1985 Dr. Donald Ford The Council for Tobacco Research - USA Inc. 900 Third Avenue New York, New York 10022 Re: Grant #1515 Dear Dr. Ford: I would like a letter of approval from the Council to purchase a Gibson 8 channel peristaltic pump, #R8, needed to run chromatography colums for separation of mucins secreted into tissue culture media by airway explants. As illustrated in the enclosed purchase order, this pump apparently comes under the heading of equipment, so its purchase would require a transfer of $921.00 into the " pment" category of the above referenced grant, and would not require additional funds from the Council. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Kir) Kenneth B. Adler, Assistant Professor Enclosure KBA/jr An Boual Opportunity Employer 50163650
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THE Cocunci, For Tonacco Resrarci~U.S.A., Inc. 900 THIRD AVENUER NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 HOLBERT F, GERTENRACH PRESIDENT April 24, 1989 James M. Vann, Ph.D. University of Miami School of Medicine Department of Medicine R-58 P. O. Box 016960 Miami, FL 33101 Re: Grant Application #2485 Dear Dr. Vann: The Scientific Advisory Board of The Council for Tobacco Research has directed me to advise you that the Board cannot recommend approval of an appropriation for the research project you proposed entitled, “Regulation of Endothelial Cell-S.aureus Interactions by Purines and Conditioned Medium.” We appreciate your interest and courtesy in submitting this application. Cordially, Robert F. Gertenbach RFG/s
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Protocol Michel mn Z am ¢ f 7 Once a suitable smoking population is established from a careful review of the questionnaires, the subjects will be divided into two groups of 16 subjects each. The first group will be designated Group A and will be made up of smokers who have smoked at least 1 pack of cigarettes with yields of 1 mg tar and 0.1 to 0.2 mg nicotine (note Gori used 5 cigarettes as a minimum). The second, Group B, will consist of smokers who have smoked at least 1 pack of medium tar and nicotine cigarettes, e.g., 7 to 12 mg tar and 0.5 to 1 mg nicotine. All subjects must be told the nature of the study being carried out, C.des estimating the amount of smoking by measuring metabolites in blood, and that the study involves commercially available cigarettes. Randomization of 32 subjects within groups A and B into subgroups A and Ay and By and Bo will be carried out as follows: Subjects in Group A and those in Group B will be listed in alphabetical order and assigned a number between 1 and 16. For the first week odd numbered sub- jects will be given Barclay cigarettes to smoke and even numbered subjects will be given Now cigarettes to smoke. For the second week the odd numbered subjects will be given Now cigarettes to smoke and the even numbered subjects will be given Barclay cigarettes. All subjects will be given a medium tar and nicotine yield cigarette, e.g., Vantage (9 mg tar, 0.7 mg nicotine) for the third week. Cigarettes To insure representative samples of each of the brands of cigarettes, it is desirable to pool all the cigarettes for each of the 3 brands needed in the study, then randomize and repack the cigarettes in unmarked packs (except for same code number that will identify the'test cigarettes but not the brand). Each smoker will receive an excess number of cigarettes, e.g.. 1 pack more than the amount listed by the subject in his questionnaire (to prevent running out of cigarettes and smoking cigarettes other than those assigned). btm Par oo { reer Hie, 9pres STTTS Arthur DLittle Inc
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Draft —- 1/25/91 P aw! Advertising has evolved through the centuries from a simple tool of commerce to a vital and visible part of our culture. From handbills to television to blimps, advertisements reflect the concerns, interests, contemporary trends and desires of our society. Advertising benefits both buyers and sellers -- in a word, everyone. Advertising supports our free and independent press. Advertising brings us sports and entertainment in person, on radio and on TV. Advertising helps us make informed consumer choices and stimulates the market competition that leads to more product choices, better quality and lower prices. But today, advertising is under attack. According to public opinion polls, much of the general public has come to regard advertising as a nuisance at best, and as a deceptive persuader at worst. Critics have accused advertising of encouraging or even causing a long list of social 11s -- from high cholesterol to alcohol abuse to urban crime. As a result of these accusations, some -- even some public officials -- have called for drastic restriction of the right to advertise. Mike Roarty -- executive vice president for corporate marketing at Anheuser-Busch -- described the situation in a speech last year to the American Advertising Federation. Here's a Tengthy but insightful excerpt from Mike's remarks: kere anh "Advertising Under Attack” Excerpts from remarks by Mike Roarty to the American Advertising Federation Cal Advertising is under attack and our very freedom to advertise is threatened. Social critics of both the left and the right heve focused on advertising as the cause of a never-ending list of national iils. Their all-purpose prescription for society’s problems is a simple one: Just get rid of those ads! And lest any of you become complacent, let me emphasize that we're not talking here just about beer advertising -- we're talking about Bll advertising. All advertising is under the gun, and your product or your client may well be next. Consider a few recent news stories: ° In Finland, a court banned a McDonald's ad showing 2 youngster who is upset over moving, but who smiles when he spots a McDonald's near his new home. The court found the ad deceptive, saying it suggests that Big Macs can replace friends. -j- 7369 SLLOS
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: 1 ‘ 5 t : 1, . i 5 ro a ait attoseaieS,» 2 RENE NT eee eee SMe ee ‘s ee Texas F085 | if s “yey Janes AS Graken, ‘éaper Biper ge Mar Grants Managevenh & vine Ror Cancer Cente oe . the University of texas open . x : ii : - we woud apbreciate your s814t0g in the abtached finetetel foeris for the grant held by Dr. Shaw, for She parioa Agri 3.1, LO7S through Decenher 31, 1975. * Ons copy is te be returned to this offices _ ana the other LA for yout, own files, if - a een vetloen of this fern i N _, appreciated “Freie a, Kreisher, PAD Asnoclate. RepeeeeD ia tlhe ‘el ay “50101792
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13 Aug a S93 Farry Du Boff SELES a ‘4919 Hamilton St. Apt.#5 Omaha, Nebraska 68132 August 21, 1967 Council for Tobacco Research 633 Third Avenue New York, N. Y, 10017 Gentlemen; cigarette smoking is making with regard to lung cancer. They Suggested to me by their letter of August 17, that I address The question P ut to then was "why wasn't any propaganda regarding all the affects of cigarette smoking. At the present the cigarette company's are stressing various filters to eliminate to some extent the harming substances of contents, Y question was as follows; some years ago and prior to World var 2, through the manufacture of the cigarettes the tobacco Iam a cigarette smoker, I do not inhale, I do not smoke cigars and I rarely sinoke a package a day. While tyeing this letter I was snoking one of the 100's Marlboro Cigarettes. I puffed on it customarily and also placed it in my ash tray between the puffing sequence. It finally down to the tpped part and it took exactly 10 minutes. So now where does a certain cigarette claim a 7 minute cigarette. I usually smoke the 100's of Pall Malj, Winston and L & M. smoking. However I Call your attention to the glycerine part of my letter and thought I might call your attention to this phase of Protection. You people in the research departmet can answer this. ors truly hoy \. Fall? LA “FFE Harry ju Boff
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& : 7 n . € . Ar > ef . | ; _ January 29, 1975 TOs Horace Kornegay FROM: William Kloepfer, Jr. I spoke with you recently about a possible news release on cigarette advertipieg. Attached is a draft of what I have in mind. njp ' @ne CONFIDENTIAL: MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION | | TIMN 0250774
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TO:: Ww. FROM: T. Waggaman Smith MEMORANDUM October 27, 1992 This memo confirms the selection of Milwaukee, WI and Hartford, CT. as. True Micro-Lights test markets. The Marketing, Sales, MPID and Media Departments have approved these: markets. as suitable for True Micro-Lights testing.. Milwaukee will test the acetate filter product that. has already been developed. the. Second the The Milwaukee test. will begin in Quarter, 1993. sg The — the Hartford test gam on Attached are results showing how Milwaukee and Hartford place. on key measures affecting a True Micro-Lights. test.. If you have any questions and/or comments please feel free to call. /kw Attachment ce: K. Augustyn Benson Giacoio Goldstein McFadden McGlynn Molloy Nicolaisen Pasheluk Smith Tatulli Telford Aa SE6999z0 ae |
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON HOSPITAL AND TUMOR INSTITUTE Texas Medica! Center Houston, Texas 77025 June 19, 1970 Mr. W. T. Hoyt Executive Director Council for Tobacco Research 110 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 Dear Tom: Thank you very much for your stand by consultation fee, Enclosed are the corrected graphs for you and Dr. Little. You may use them any way you like. I listed the components of total respiratory so it would be clear that asthma, bronchitis, tuberculosis and respiratory cancer were included as well as emphysema and bronchitis, and that the separate rates are included in the total rates. The rates for the last two conditions are too small to consider separately. This makes quite a case for improved classification. After going down with the introduction of antibiotics, influenza and pneumonia are now going the same route as reported respiratory cancer mortality. The so called Hong Kong flu in 1968, gave that death rate another jump, so it is on the general ascendant course, | My work on the longer document continues. I have all the mortality data on hand and will make a report with Bill Alban in the next two or three weeks, I have my other file of cases completely processed for Negroes, but not quite complete for Latins and Anglos. That is, they are coded and punched, but need to be checked for duplicates, When I have the printout of the 40,000 plus cases in Houston, and compare them with the 200, 000 plus deaths from all causes, I will first check the 162, 163 classifications and see what the facts were, I have been asked to put this article in the Inter- national Journal of Cancer. The awareness that 23 years of total popula- tion base cancer cases in Houston are available and may be checked against total deaths from all causes in Houston has caused a great deal of anticipa- tion. At the Tenth International Cancer Congress in Houston, I had a steady stream of visitors in Epidemiology; the only meetings I was able to attend ‘ CTR SP-FILES 001814
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February 26, 1982 Dear Dr. Greenspan: At your earliest convenience please ship one of the CIR gether with an operating manual to: ge HAMStETS University of Wiseonsin 333 North Madison, Wisconsin 53715 Please advise us as to when shipment can be made. Sincerely, . W. T. Hoyt . Wris:am bec: Dr. Sheldon C. Samers CTR CONTRACTS 023247 -
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2081766375 | Moore, Jay T. From: Zinser, Lori Sent: Thursday, March 25, 1999 12:03 PM To: Hale, Katie K. Ce: Caputo, Christine; Ferry, Denise M.; Mullen, Beth G.; Moore, Jay T. Subject: Ranch Roller Bag Katie -- As discussed, Legal has a patent issue with the wheels on the catalog roller-bag. (We were reordering the exact bag without branding for the Ranch program.) Beth and | presented this bag as a back-up option, when we learned that there would be a long trademark search on the telescoping handle bag. We were under the impression that this option would easily be approved. Unfortunately, this assumption was wrong, since over the past few years (since the catalog version) a patent has been filed on the wheel housing/mechanism. Based on this assumption of clearance, we placed an order for the first 500 ($16,750) to meet the April delivery date. Another PO was set up far the balance of 2,900 (for del. in late June). This PO could have been cancelled any time before late April prod. start, if we didn't get legal clearance. In discussions today, the following resolutions have been determined: 1) Wheeled bags already produced can be distributed at Ranch. We are confirming what part of 500 are finished to-date -- estimate: 300. Firm answer tomorrow. 2) Balance of 500 -- and entire new order of 2,900 will be produced without wheels. 3) Spec Revisions will involve: a) Moving side handie to be even with other side handle. (This was moved closer to the base of the bag to make for easier wheeling.) b) Plastic runner strips on base of bag will be centered within length of bag. (Currently, they're closer to top end to allow room for wheel mechanism). We will have these spec revisions made, and forward to Christine for Jay Mohr's approval. Since we cannot proceed with balance of order until we receive this approval, our second delivery date will most likely be delayed. Call if you have questions. Lori Page 1
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Name: Mauricio A. GONZALEZ Birth Date: December, 4th 1962 Mailing Address: Laboratory of Cellular & Molecular Biology-ICC,,. University of Chile, Las Palmeras 3425, Nujioa, Santiago, Chile. Fax: (562) 218 6245 Citizenship: Chile. EDUCATION. 1995-1997 Postdoctoral Fellow. INTA. Cell Bilogy Unit, University of Chile. 1989-1994 Ph. D. Cellular & Molecular Biology, Catholic University of Chile, Santiago Thesis: Functional Organization and Subcellular Localization of Mip-90, a Novel Microtubule-Interacting Protein. LCMB, University of Chile (Awarded with the Prize to the best Doctoral Thesis by the Biological Society of Chile). Thesis Director: Prof. Dr. R.B. Maccioni 1982-1987 Licenciature in Biology . Faculty of Mathematics and Basic Sciences, Catholie University of Valparaiso, Chile. FELLOWSHIPS 1995 ICC INTERNATIONAL FELLOW. CSIC (Spain)-ICC (Chile) Program. At the Laboratory of Biomedical Research, Spanish Research Council (CSIC), Madrid 1992-1993 Fellow from the Program CSIC-ICC to work in the Universidad Auténoma, Center of Molecular Biology "Severo Ochoa", Madrid, Spain. 1992 Fellowship from the ICC and the Iberoamerican Federation of Cell Biological Societies. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE, 1991-Present ASSOCIATE INVESTIGATOR, International Center for Cancer and Developmental Biology (ICC), Laboratory of Cellular & Molecular Biology (LCMB). 1996-Present Assistant Professor. INTA. University of Chile. 1993-1995 Research Associate in the FONDEF Project PI-10 for research in Technological applications of knowledge: Project "Cellular and molecular signals in development of the rainbow trout and applications to reproductive managment". Laboratory of Cellular & Molecular Biology (CMB). 1991-1993 Research Associate in Project CI*CT-91-0876 awarded to Prof. R.B. Maccioni, from the Directorate General XII of the European Union. "Monoclonal anti- idiotypic antibodies as probes to investigate molecular signals involved in the control of microtbule assembly". Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biology of the ICC, Chile. 1992-1993 Assistant Professor. Graduate Program in "Structural Biology". Faculty of Sciences. Metropolitan University, Santiago, Chile. 1988 Research Assistant. NSF Project at the Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology Unit, Catholic University of Chile. RESEARCH GRANTS AS A PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR 1994-1996 Principal Investigator in the FONDECYT 1904367 Project: "Functions of MAPs isotypes and Mips proteins in transformed cell lines". 1994-1996 Principal Investigator Project 93-130 RG/BIO/LA. of the Third World Acad. of Scinces (I'WAS) "Intracellular rotes of MAPs in the regulation of microtubule assembly”, SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES: Regular Member of the Americal Society Cell Biology (ASCB) and the Society of Cell Biology, Spain. SUMMARY OF RESEARCH ACTIVITY Publications as Full Papers: 19 Publications as Abstract : 31 40010133
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ee ERE cee SUAS a ene SE a ERE EE Rh RT RR ER OE Fa ES November 6, j961 Herman Rs Haymond, PhsDy _ . Associate Professor of Radiology (Physica) University of -outhern California School of Medicine Los Angeles 33, California Dear Doctor Haymond: Thank you fox sending us your application for & grant~in-aid, dated November 1, 1961. We will see thet this application is brought to the attention of our Selentifie Advisory Board at the earliest possible moment, Sincerely, . Wa TT. Hoyt WEHstih Executive Director
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: Lorillard MEMORANDUM July 27, 1982 TO: Messrs. C. H. Judge J. R. Ave FROM: T. H. Mau SUBJECT: Kent Family Advertising Recommendation The attached memoranda outlines the salient reasons for recommending Foote, Cone & Belding's "Locker Room" campaign for Kent family. This is a unanimous decision ation the Brand Group involved and myself. /jf ce: M. H. Burke G. R. Telford E. M. Kiernan S2z6LOTVO
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MEMORANDUM VIA OVERNIGHT MAIL March 2, 1998 TO: Ballot Issues Committee CA Local Team FROM: Patrick Donoho 39) ldeth— SUBJECT: Research on CA Initiatives Attached for your information is research on the pending CA initiatives. I have also included a copy of the newspaper articles from Saturday which indicate that the Feinstem initiative has been withdrawn. T also have included a copy of the decision from the Montana court case which challenges the new state statute on campaign expenses. The bench trial has been set for May 18, 1998. I have forwarded the decision to Covington and Burling for analysis. Tf you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. PBD:dch TCAL0367773
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C C osci h weces ES Stew Shes x Ce B BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE W. HUGHES PEPPLES A, SANFORD G, ESTERLE W. WYATT, JR. J. ROSENE/bEw APRIL 7, 1982 SUBJECT: SMOKING, EXERCISE AND HIGH DENSITY CHOLESTEROL Two articles on the subject have appeared recently with contradictory id Be +,conclusions. On February 14, the Courier-Journal described a U of L . study by Bryant Stamford who said that people who exercise have higher HDC levels than non-exercisers but smoking cancels out this effect. On the other hand, a Japanese researcher, S. Nakamura, reports that HDC levels were found significantly higher in both smoking and non-smoking exercisers compared to sedentary smokers. Corporate Affairs may wish to inform the Courier-Journal of the ‘Japanese study. GJ. Rk. pe E ejr/meml {0407 RECEIVED APR 8 198z KW. 96087 T0S9
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-—Original Message—— From: Comes, Chery M. Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 8:48 AM To: Hadel, Linda L. Subject: RE: Please hold these dates Linda, | am available on those dates and would very much like to join your team. Thanks for extending the invitation. We are also looking forward to having you join our meeting on Tuesday. It is a planning day for our whole management team and it would be very helpful to have an overview of where you see YSP going and the 37 002S601S802
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THe Counciz For ToBpacco Resrarcu-U.S.A., Inc. 110 EAST 509TH STREET : NEW YORK, N. ¥. 10022 August 16, 1971 Dr. D. M. Conning Senior Pathologist Industrial Hygiene Research Laboratories Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. Alderly Park Macclesfield, Cheshire ‘ England : Dear Doctor Conning: The Council for Tobacco Research, as you are undoubtedly aware, has been engaged for many years in studies to determine the biological consequences of cigarette smoke inhalation by various small animals, both under acute and especially under chronic conditions. The best-known studies from the program are those that have been published by Drs. Cecile and Rudolph Leuchtenberger, now of Lausanne, Switzerland, who have been receipients of Council grants-in-aid since 1957. There are, however a number of others more recently inaugurated.- — In 1965, we held a conference to review the devices and methodology for such investigations, with a view to improving them and so standardizing them as to increase the comparability of results obtained in different laboratories. An account of this conference, the considerations that led to its organization and of the conclusions reached, was contained in our Annual Report for 1965-66. Certain pages from this report are attached hereto. The criteria to be met by a satisfactory mechanical device and the methods of using it have been further defined and refined subsequently during the course of a program to compare critically the best devices that were available at that time or that became available subseauentiy. An updated statement of these criteria as we see them now is attached. The study of these machines and of a new positive-pressure device that was designed anew after the 1965 conference has led to development of a relatively simple machine that meets most of the criteria that were set up originally or added subsequently. A statement of its present status is attached. Dr. Arthur Furst, Director of the Institute of Chemical Biology at the University of San Prancisco in California, has long been engaged in inhala- tion research and has served The Council as a consultant in this field since the 1965 conference mentioned. He subsequently spent a sabbatical year with us full-time as a consultant in this and other matters and, since returning to San Francisco is again actively engaged in inhalation research under a Council contract. ‘CTR CONTRACTS 000691 Ae ERS TR EE TRIER oan Mitt tk WRENCH gh
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RJR1027319 70003 1520 From:Hicks, Harry To:Abernethy, Rick W.; Garner, David A.; Melton, Ronnie; Morgan, Ronald H.; Routh, Chuck; Barber, Cecil; Burchette, Neil; Frazelle, Kenneth U.; Gabriel, Bob; Grainger, Rick (W.E.); Lamonds, Don I; Thomas, Ricky; Welborn, Smitty; Wright, Dave; Hickman, Tommy L.; Wilson, James H. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 12/16/1997 11:34:32 AM Last Modified Date: 1997-Dec-17 07:09:12 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Dec-16 11:34:00 Received Date: 1997-Dec-16 11:34:32 Subject: Commitment for X2 No. 48 Attachments: X248.D0C LgeO B82eS
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Janet Winters Date: dune 5, 1992 Carolyn Chambers (adage ACTIVE RECORDS REPORT The attached Active Records Report represents records located in the active departmental files for the O1MFSW20 - Stockton Street Employee Involvement Records Retention Schedule. This report also reflects the information contained in the Records Management Inventory System. If any information on this report is not accurate, please notify me (2882). c: L. M. Cummings FILE: P34-R273 "ONLY BEING THE BEST WILL KEEP US FIRST" PSPpryerscoe
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im a January 10, 1980 Letter #AM-55 TO: ALL MILITARY ACCOUNTS MANAGERS Gentlemen: Enclosed are the following: - TA-455 Brand Analysis Report ~ TA-455 Customer Analysis Report TA~455 Brand by Class of Military Account Report Brief explanations of the three reports The reports will enable you to evaluate sales in your assign- ment and to identify strengths and weaknesses, You will then be able to set objectives and to more effectively plan your work, This type of report is new to Military Sales, and to make it work, you must thoroughly familiarize yourself with it. Please don't just casually look at the enclosures. Go over the explanations and the reports in detail. This is the only way you can develop an understanding of the reports and learn what they can do for you. The enclosed reports cover only ten months of 1979, We will shortly be sending you a set of reports covering calendar year 1979. £20224 7T029 670172037 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEB SITE
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PHILIP MORRIS EUROPE S.A. LEAF OPERATIONS BRILLANCOURT 4 - 1001 LAUSANNE . SWITZERLAND INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE To: K Schmidt Date: 21 October, 1999 From: E. de Borst cc: MAS, JAG, AKA, TEB, GAE. Subject: PROJECT PALOMINO Recommendation Reference is made to the attached subjective evaluation results, which were very conclusive and in favor of a total elimination of both urea and ammonia rather than urea only. For all blends in the EU region we, therefore, recommend to discontinue the usage of RLB and BL, in favor of the utilisation of RLE and Cast Leaf. Implementation considerations and strategy 1. Priority will be given to production for Norway. As of the November 99- production, implement the ML PE blend with CL and RLE for FF, MED and Lights in MUG/FTR. There is no impact on tobacco weight. For Merit and Merit Ultra, production at FTR, the project Hill blend standardisation using CL/RLE is recommended. It should be noted that also production of CH Domestic and Duty Free are to follow to ensure sufficient volumes to use full batches of filler. A weight saving is foreseen. Sufficient cast leaf to support this production will be supplied ex Bremen to FTR. 2. Second priority will be given to production for UK. In view of production volumes and availability of cast leaf, production can only begin in S8PZ6PEL0z
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PROJECT NUMBER: 6902 PROJECT TITLE: Biochemical Special Investigatiions PROJECT LEADER:: B. D. Davies PERIOD COVERED: October, 1989 z.. Ir. NICOTINE. SPECIFIC MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY ee a he Sh SUNOCLONAL ANTIBODY A. Objective: To obtain a monoclonal antibody (MCA) against nicotine (NIC=-MCA):. B.. Results: A thromboxane B2 scintillation proximity assay (SPA) was conducted. Results from this experiment: indicted that we can technically detect antibody-radioisotope binding under the SPA conditions. This indilcates that previous: negative results with SPA assays were not. due to technical difficulities associated with scintillation. detection. Cc. Plans: Confirm with Amersham, producer of the SPA reagents, that the antimouse SPA reagents. with react. with our IgM class antibodies. D. References: Davies, B. Notebook #8638, p 197. ADDITIONAL APPROACHES TOWARD PUTRESCINE METHYLTRANSFERASE (PMT) ISOLATION A. Objective: Provide additional experimental approaches to assist in the effort to isolate PMT. B. Results: Worked with B. Dunn on most phases. of this research. O9LSPECOS
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From: Waadward, Ellis Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 4:43 PM To: Berlind, Mark Subject: RE: Ad Campaign/JT Request What I'm inclined to do is give them some of the polls we've released publicly (there are 3) and a tape that has the and 1/2 dozen of our television ads. We can also pul! together an audio tape of some of the radio ads, and a few print executions. Is that enaugh for these dudes? OT60ET7P9NT
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MAR 13 ’92 16:27 SPARBER AND ASSOC INC P.2-4 It is important that the Consortium speakers bureau be well managed and focused from the start. Al and Brenda strongly recommended that we draft procedures and Phyllis and I concur. To that end, We have attached proposed procedures. We do not plan to discuss them at Tuesday's meeting but would like to shar2 this draft with Al and Brenda fairly soon thereafter. We also need to discuss the project with F-H to ensure coordination with Jolly Ann's tours. attachment Res TIMN 178858 a Sparber ‘ and rete Associates, lac. ~ ON, a = ne : ~ - ‘ — Rs CONFIDENTI AL: = - - f 325 Pennsylvania Avenise:, NW ONS MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION — °° Wastingian, 0c 20004 {202} 393-3240 March 15, 1991 MEMORANDUM TO: Sheila Consaul FROK: Peter G. Sparber 3 Sphakera Bureau Procedures
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COVINGTON & BURLING ®@ @ April 23, 1998 PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY - CLIENT COMMUNICATION BY FEDERAL EXPRESS Memorandum to: James Swauger Edward Carmines Brian Roberts Shigeru Kobayashi Baniel Heck We und hat the companies generally are eager to continue the work~of the recently formed Test Methodology Panel ("Panel"). To that end, enclosed are the slides from PM's presentation at the April 1, 1998 Panel meeting. The presentation merely outlines one testing approach for possible presentation to the government at some point in the future. The presentation also may serve as an outline for a paper to be published by the industry. At its April 1° meeting, the Panel agreed that the companies would evaluate PM's presentation, then take the following steps in preparation for another meeting to be held in May 1998: e Determine the extent to which each company is willing to share its testing approaches with other Panel members or the members of the yet-to-be-formed expert panel. Also consider how such presentations would be made {e.g., written papers versus oral briefings). These presentations presumably would be made at the May 1998 meeting. ® Identify those assays that, in the opinion of each company, are not appropriate for testing ingredients. b6YESSR e Provide thoughts regarding the composition and role of) the expert panel. Drs. Frawley and Squire, and possibly Doull, already have been suggested as panel members.
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MEMORANDU ‘0: F. E. McKeown © . ea FROM: D. 8, Johnston at ar aa DATE: June 27, 1978 2 ; fo SUBJECT: ‘KOOL Media Review | Frank, a5 per the at:ached, Roger Kirk alsa zsked me what the input was of Bates in respect ta media strategy an¢ selection. My answer was about as crisp and clear as Al's. . . I said simply didn't know. Aside from the obvious problem you have concerning your Managemert's knowledge of what'e going on, T do think i: would be helpful tobrief Al and I on what has beer going on in this area, : It is certainly not the Brand Group's fault that neither Al nor I could answer | : Roger's question: however, now is the time to educate Al and J! <" Let's target your Brand Group response to this question for review by me and Al during the week o! July 10. ~ “WSuspde Attachment ~ mie ee eR as nce a ee
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-— Original Message—--- From: Sampson, Steve F. Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 4:12 PM To: Lund, Nancy B. Co: LeVan, Suzanne; Keim, Tom R. Subject: Quest for the West You wrote a note on the cover page of the EMI agreement asking - | haven't seen the QFTW informational form - have } am not sure what an informational form is, we are schedule to present to you QFTW detail on 2/6. If you need any additional information prior to this presentation, please let me know. Thx 12 H6P80L7S807
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ro To: From: Subjects " Chgarettes: Blend Code 2297 2298 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. . oo ; | INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Ti 100 Perk Avenue, New York, NLY..10017 . . ; | | ‘Dr. R. B. Seligman Date: April 16, 1973 ‘D. J. Mazzitelli | Request for Production of Consumer Test Cigarettes PURPOSE: . To determine the consumer acceptability of an ‘experimental Mar Iboro 85 with Blend ESS-2. (2298). relative to current production Marlboro: 85's (2297). ‘This: | test will be conducted among both Marlboro smokers and the. smokers of ' ‘other" “2 80/85mm. non-menthol filters. ; Size 85mm. 85mm. Tip Cork _ Cork Paper. Unmarked. Unmarked . | Packages: Type . . Paper Pack 8 oO Tear Tape Red. ° Foil — Plain Silver ‘Printing: Not for sale. Packaged for distribution by Home Testing Institute. 20 Class "A" Cigarettes. IRS Auth. KLR "Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is: Dangerous: to Your Health.” Carton: — Plain White Quantities: Blend Code 2297 2298 Identification Red! 041 Red’ T46 Black T46 Black 041 (Code. letters on closure) Pack. Arrangement - 263 cartons ~ 5: packs Red 041 on top *§. packs Red T46 on bottom 263 cartons - 5 packs Black. 041 on top 5 packs Black. T46 on bottom 862Z0S8TOOT Total 526 Time Schedule: We would like these cigarettes made as soon as feasible aud shivpec to arrive at Home Testing Institute 2 1/2 weeks after date of . manufacture. Please send 5 cartons of each to Mr. Leo Meyer as soon as. product has been manufactured. 7 Shipping Instructions: 500 cartons ea Tomes Tearing Institute, 50 Maple Place, Manhasset, New York 1103'0: 2. cartons to D. Ji. Mazzitelli —- NYO: ) 8 cartons to D. Ji. Mazzitelli - c/o A. Sobe, Carlstade #5 __ 6 cartons to J. Tylicki. = Home Testing, Institute ore Total 526 ey ee | Project Designation: 2297/2298 Rect. yi9-110-961-10 8 , gs hg oe | cc: Mesers. J. Lincoln, R.. Fountaine, F.. Resnik (Richmond) Partial Copies. to at | oo lee +43. Tylickd. (HTL), HW. Hildebrand (NTI) &* ~*~" ia mea ae i a
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WEEKLY ACTIVITY REPORT Week of April 28, 1986 NAME: Alexander H. King REGION: Region V I. LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY: Alaska: - Lunch (in Seattle) with Sen. Robert Ziegler. He does not expect any end-of-session tax surprises; session scheduled to adjourn 2nd week of May, however, legislature might extend for ten days to complete work on tort reform and subsistence program. MONTANA: - Provided Citizens for Tax Justice and Coalition Against Regressive Taxation materials to T.I. counsel Jerome Anderson, in preparation for June special session. - Arranged for meeting in D.C. with Sen. J.D. Lynch, and Repr. Dan Harrington (House Taxation Comm./Asst. Dem. Lar.) with RLM, at request of Jerome Anderson - T.1. counsel. OREGON: - Eugene, OR: meetings held with Mark W. Perrin, atty.; re: sampling ordinance. Perrin has meeting scheduled with city Atty for 5/5/86. Attempts to re-generate coalition formed several years ago, during Eugene public smoking ordinance debates, not meeting with success. Local vendors not supportive of sampling programs; restaurateurs don't want sampling; not yet getting sympathetic response from C of C. WASHINGTON: ~ - Contacted David Figuracion; Tacoma, WA; re: press reports about his potential suit challenging SB 4519. He was working with an attorney on a "volunteer" basis, but now that he finds he has to actually file suit challenging emergency clause vs filing of referendum, atty is not available (atty works in County Prosecutor's office). Told him, as instructed, that we could have our attorney's share research on SB 4519 with his attorney(s). He has spoken with several people who have expressed support; they will probably help him raise $70 filing fee; he'll explore finding an attorney and get back to us. He has own computer software firm he operates from his home-not unusual in Puget Sound area. TNWL 0002042
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CONFIDENTIAL: MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION _ THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 | STREET, NORTHWEST SAMUEL D. CHILCOTE, JR. WASHINGTON. DC 20006 President 202/457-4800 « 800/424-9876 September 2, 1987 MEMORANDUM TO: The Members of the Executive Committee FROM: Samuel D. Chilcote, Jr. oor Enclosed please find the minutes of the last meeting of the Executive Committee held August 20, 1987, at The Tobacco Institute. SDC :d1lt Enclosure TIMN 0017975
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Tue Councw, For Topacco Researcn-U.S.A., Inc. 500 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 HARMON C. McALLISTER, PH.D. March 20, 1991 RESEARCH DIRECTOR Alan B. Frey, Ph.D. NYU Medical Center Dept. of Cell Biology 550 First Ave. New York, NY 10016 Re: Case #3200 Dear Dr. Frey: Your recent inquiry concerning support by this Council of a proposed research project has now been considered by the Executive Committee of the Scientific Advisory Board. The Committee expressed interest in examining a more detailed plan of the proposed investigations. I take pleasure in enclosing the necessary fo-ms and relevant literature pertaining to the filing of a formal application. The next deadline for submitting proposals is May 31, 1991. You understand, of course, that no commitment is implied at this time concerning the final action of our full Scientific Advisory Board on the complete proposal. Sincerely yours, Harmon C. McAllister HCM/s Enc.
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FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: «DEAT Wallace: Hayes Johnnie R. Hayes iO. 4 November 16, 1988 Review of Research Suggestions from James Crapo The following is a review of the research suggestions made by Dr. James Crapo. with A. Mosberg and C. Coggins: Ie Evaluation of Cardiovascular Effects 1. Vascular Reactivity of the Coronary Circulation Determine acute coronary vasculature spasm in models such as dogs, primates and possibly man produced by reference cigarette smoke, new cigarette smoke and nicotine. Vascular Reactivity of the Cerebral Circulation Changes in cerebral circulation can be determined by near infrared spectroscopy using animal models such as the cat and baboon and possibly man. The effect of reference cigarette smoke, new cigarette smoke and nicotine can be determined. Critique 9 Dr. Crapo suggest factors such as pyrolysis products, CO and nicotine can have an effect on _ these variables. The studies as outlined do not adequately separate out which factors (if any) may produce observed effects (if any). This review has been developed in collaboration 6Z0l ségec
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Phyllis B. Blair Persomal Data: Birthplace: Buffalo, New York Birthdate: May 17, 1931 Phyllis W. Beebe Married 1955: Husband - Sidney Martin Blair Educeg:tion: B.S., Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1953. Ph.D., Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1958. Teacining and Research Positions: 1972 - present Professor of Immunology, Department of Bacteriology and Immunology University of California, Berkeley, California. 1972 - present Research Immunologist, Cancer Research Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1966 - 1971 Associate Professor in Residence, Department of Bacteriology and Immunology, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1966 - 1971 Associate Research Zoologist, Department of Bacteriology and Immunology, and Cancer Research Genetics Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1965 - 1966 Lecturer in Immunology, Department of Bacteriology and Immunology, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1963 - 1966 Assistant Research Zoologist, Department of Bacteriology and Immunology, and Cancer Research Genetics Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1962 - 1963 Research Biologist, Veterans Administration Hospital, Long Beach, California. 1961. - 1962 Assistant Research Zoologist, Cancer Research Genetics Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1959 - 1961 Junior Research Zoologist, Cancer Research Genetics Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1955 - 1958 National Science Foundation Predoctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1955 Associate in Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1953 - 1955 Teaching Assistant in Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, California. 50267812
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> Ease a TOBACCO COMPANY yee ONE PARK AVENUE, NEW YOAK, N.Y. 10016-5895 * (212) 545-3000 “; ™ py RONALD S. GOLDBRENNER Associate General Counsel (212) 545-3353, duly 13, 1993: Timothy K. Hoelter, Esq. Harley-Davidson . P.O. Box 653 i. Milwaukee, WI 53201-0653. : Dear Tim: The enclosed trademark correspondence is for your information. Very truly yours, 2 Lif of . Hetbrrsincner Ronald S$. Goldbrenner RSG: ws Enclosure ozetecté
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From: LeVan, Suzanne Sent: Friday, August 6, 1999 6:23 PM To: Rush, Sonya C. Ce: Gennaro, Mary Jo Subject: Dueling Divas [had a long conversation with Mary JO. Ym fine with the follow up to the specific incident & the handling of the corporate affairs contribution. However ~- I'm really concerned (&very cynical) about what might be happening. 1 suspect this was not by coincidence. I'm not sure how much it was preplanned -~ but Mary Jo can share with several different scenarios that we brainstormed. Mary Jo promised to keep on alert for any unusual activity in the current 3 markets ~~ and is going to think about whether there are any preventative steps we can/should take. Page 1 09769260202