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IFr INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES (IFF-U8) 1515 HIGHWAY 36, UNION BEACH, NJ.07735 (908) 264-4500 a TIT CREATORS AND MANUFACTURERS OF FLAVORS, FRAGRANCES AND AROMA CHEMICALS TO: Distribution Dept: CSA Location: R&D Date: 09/17/97 From: Dr. Otho D. Easterday Dept: R&D Ref: NLD97054 Subject: trans-ANETHOLE - DRAFT MONOGRAPH DISTRIBUTION: Dr .Scott Appleton Mr. David Hickman Mr. Daniel Bagley Dr Brian Lawrence Dr. Paul Bruns Mr. Nicholos Scarpa Dr. Klem Ceputis Dr. Robert Suber Dr. Daniel Heck Dr. David Williams We received today a draft of the trans-ANETHOLE Monograph for JECFA purposes from Dr. Ian Munro/Ms. Elke Kennepoh! (CanTox,Inc.). Each member of the FEMA-FEXPAN plus John Hallagan and Tim Adams have received their copies from CanTox Inc. The FEMA-FEXPAN will conducts its review of the draft Monograph to :(A) Examine the approach employed for the preparation; (B) Coordinate the interaction of this draft Monograph to related work (interpretive summaries) and associated effort within the structurally related chemical class (group); and (C) To prepare pro- and con- criticism and commentary for CanTox’s re-drafting, leading to the final copy for submission to JECFA. Related but coordinated work for the FAO specifications and analytical methodology for submission to FAO must also be accomplished within the same time reference as for JECFA. In order to meet the submission schedule for JECFA, currently targeted for December 1, 1997, Dr. lan Munro and his Monograph preparation staff_urgent requests that_he receive all commentary by September 30th so these comments are in CanTox's possession on October 1, 1997. For all commentary, please address these remarks in writing for letter or facsimile transmission to: Dr. Ian Munro/Ms. Elke Kennepoh} CanTox, Incorporated Suite 308 2233 Argentina Road Mississauga, Ontario, Canada LSN-2X7 Phone: 905-542-2900 Fax: 905-542-1011 6ESb PPLTS ee ee en ee { ! ; i
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From: Smith, Judy H. To: Fullton, Rebecca H. cc: BCC: Primary Date: 4/25/1997 9:42:00 AM Last Modified Date: 1997-Nov-05 08:18:35 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Apr-25 09:42:00 Received Date: 1997-Apr-25 09:42:00 Subject: Attachments: F RJRO000000032052967 | 70034 7847 Lee gezee
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From: Clement, Brenda B. To: Tate, David K. ce: BCC: Subject: letter of intent for FSI Primary Date: 12/20/1996 11:27:00 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-19 23:00:42 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Dec-20 11:25:00 Received DateDate: 1996-Dec-20 11:27:00 Attachments: FST.DOC RJR0000000534010264 70046 0241 eA ANUANO EARL LUSHAN ERNE EERNAREARARRE EEA ARENSON AANA SAAATAN ASEAN NBER bece L60e¢
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TOBACCO i? Mr. E. A. Darr President INDUSTRY RESEARCH COMMITTEE 150 East Forty SECOND STREET NEw YorE 17, N.Y. January 29, 1957 R. de Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina My dear Ed: I am enclosing a memorandum covering the points discussed with Paul and Parker at today's meeting. They both agreed that we should go ahead with the program as outlined, and I hope that the proposed course of action meets with your approval. JI am sorry that you could not be with us. With kind personal regards. Sincerely, aA BOLL n6LOG THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, ING. #4, a) a ¥ T. V. Hartnett Chairman TVH:ek enci. SPONSORS: BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CCGRPORATION R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY LARUS & BROTHER COMPANY, INC. PETER J. SCHWEITZER, INC, BRIGHT BELT WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION P. LORILLARD COMPANY, INC. BURLEY TOBACCO GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION PHILIP MORRIS, INC, STEPHANO SROTHERS, INC. TOBACCO ASSOCIATES, INC. BURLEY AUCTION WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION MARYLAND TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION UNITED STATES TOBACCO COMPANY BURLEY STABILIZATION CORPORATION
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From: Mulderig, John on Mon, Mar 31, 1997 12:58 PM Subject: RE: Miss. Irogs Monday To: Mahon, Jean OLPEPLSGLO?
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--—-Original Message----- 2069 750432 ‘ From: Lipowicz, Peter J. Sent; 20 octobre 2000 15:15 To: Seeman, Jeffrey |; Kinser, Robin D.; Davies, Bruce D.; Haussmann, Hans J.: Guliotta, Frank P.; Hayes, Cindy S.: Counts, Mary Ellen; Sanders, Edward; Tricker, Anthony; Piade, Jean-Jacques; Kassman, Allen; Podraza. Ken F,, Nyffeter, Urs; Carmines, Edward L.; Walk, Roger A.; Lau, Raymond; McAipin, Loreen; Lilly, A. Cliff; Lewis, Jane Y. Ce: Lipowicz, Peter J.: Dwyer, R.W. (Bill) Subject: Cigarette Burn Time Abstract | have submitted an abstract to SRNT ( Soc. for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco ) for their annual meeting this March in Seattle. | have attached the abstract. Cigarette burn time may prove to be a useful estimator for human nicotine intake. The study confirms the correlation of machine derived yields to decreased cigarette burn time for research cigarettes. The study also provides useful data on yields of nicotine, tar, water, and CO from 27 different puffing regimens, including 1
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----Original Message----- >From: McAlpin, Loreen >To: Solana, Rick P.;Patskan, George J.;Walk, Roger A.;Sanders, Edward;Davies, Bruce D. >Ce: >Bee: >Subject: FW: New Agenda >Type: IPM.Note >Date: Thursday, May 11, 2000 10:48 AM > >Hello everyone, > >Attached is Don's revised agenda. Please let me know your comments by next Friday, May 19th. Thank you, -L s VE9SG66r7L80C
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August’ 30, 1972 ‘Dr. J. S&S. Barton Vice President - Research Central Research Crown Zellerbach Camas, Vashington 93607 ~ Tear Dr. Barton: In response to your conversation with Dr. Murray Senkus and your letter of August 22nd, we will be gled to evaluate your now syathetic pulp fiber as a cigarette. filter mediua on a nen-confidential basis. Please give us your written assurance that we will be assuming no greater oblization than would be the case if you offered us an issued parent for our consideration. If this ts satisfactory to you, please send about one kilozram of the matecial, if this much is readily availeble, and we will give you our appraisal. ' + Very truly yours, Manford R. Haxten Associate Counsel MRi:sfs . be: Messrs. Murray Senkus S. 0. Jones T. K, Cahill 9077 GbCTS
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 To: Murray H. Bring . Date: April 3, 1997 From: Denise F. Keane Subject: PM USA Legal Department Monthly Report - March 1997 Herein follows a partial list of matters which our lawyers have worked on in March. Please let me know if you would like further details. FDA Hundreds of hours have been spent meeting with the impacted client groups in an effort to explain/ interpret the FDA regulations, and in helping to develop an implementation/ compliance plan. There have also been numerous communications with our co- plaintiffs in the North Carolina litigation and with the FDA covering questions of interpretation and issues of extensions. CORPORATE AFFAIRS We reviewed letters and speeches, prepared contracts and provided general advice for the department. We gave advice regarding various mobilizations efforts on the local and state level. EMPLOYMENT - gee - We advised Operations and Human Resources Management on a number of employment-related issues, including hiring, discharge and reorganization matters. Specifically, we have advised or are advising on (1) potential adverse impact issues raised by selection systems for hiring; (2) an EEOC charge relating to Cabarrus’ selection system for maintenance technicians and an extensive document production related to that charge; (3) a race discrimination lawsuit filed by a Cabarrus employee; and (4) several misconduct investigations and discipline. INFORMATION SERVICES We developed several Year 2000 warranties and related provisions for our form agreements. We will be assisting IS in efforts to make our existing software products Year 2000 compliant. te We are reviewing PM USA’s use of independent consulting firms in the IS area. 2h6S296902 We continued the process of creating a master agreement with MSA for the many projects it handies for us.
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THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA 34th STREET AND CIVIC CENTER BOULEVARD * PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19104 # (215) 596-9100 r FOUNDED 1855 March 24, 1986 Harmon McAllister, Ph.D. (Ww cy Associate Research Director The Council for Tobacco Research- USA Inc. 900 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Dr. McAllister: I would appreciate your considering the enclosed preliminary outline for support by the Council. I have also attached a CV, bibliography and copies of one publication and one manuscript. The publication is in the area of lipoprotein metabolism. The manuscript is in the area of molecular genetics. As will be apparent from the enclosed study, I am proposing to combine my previous training and interests into a research program that uses the techniques of molecular genetics to study the regulation of lipoprotein metabolism and to determine genetic risk factors for heart disease, @ I will be pleased to furnish any other information to you or the Scientific Advisory Board that may be needed to review my peypueab. I look forward to hearing from you, Sincerely, Edward A. Fisher, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Pediatrics EAF/rfik Division of Human Genetics Children’s Hospital is an equal opportunity employer and patients are accepted without regard to race, creed, color, national origin or sex 50193176
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-----Original Message----- From: Miller, Kimberly [mailto:KMiller@NGA.ORG] Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 2:59 PM To: John.Hoel@us.pm.com Subject: RE: NGA Corporate Fellow Update Can’t tomorrow — in an all day retreat - and then out of the office on Thursday and Friday. Lunch dates are scarce until the week of the 8" —1 can do the 9%, 10", 11 or 12" -- name your date. Kimberly VSPIESLS807
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: SENT BY:HeCorriston Miho Milirs @-25-95,: 16:00 ; MAK WO1EAA1 289758 7 August 24, 1995 Bans all outdoor advertising within 1,000 feet of any playground, elamentary school or secondary school (including signs on retail stores) [897.30(b)] pe Limits all other advertising to black text on @ white background (except for advertising in certain “adult pariodicals) [897,32(a)) , ‘Urnits togas and brand names On race cars, driver uniforms, ete., to a black-on- white format (897.30(a}(2) & 897,32] Requires all cigarette advertising to include the phrase "CIGARETTES--A NICOTINE DELIVERY DEVICE" [697.32(5)] Requires all cigarette advortising to carry 3 second warning statement, In addition to the Surgeon General's warning that Is alraady required {897,32(c)]} Bans ail cigarette advertising iri any media not specifically enumerated in the proposed rule (897.30(a}] . Bans the use of tobacco brand nartias oN non-tobacco products (6.9., t-shirte, ceps, lighters} (897.34(a}] Bans the use on tobacco products of brand names associated with non-tobacco products (except for brand names used on tobacco products on January 1, 1996) (897.16{a)} Bans brand-name event sponsorships: allows only corporate sponsorships {if tobacco compsny name was extant on January 1, 1995) (897.34(c¢}} Bans the distribution of trea product samples, either in Person or through the mails [897.16(d)} Requires tobacco product manufacturers to underta” ; $160 million-a-year TV based national public educational effort to discourage persons under 18 from smoking [897.29] Gives FOA broad authority to pursue "falge or misleading” cigarette advertising and labeling, including “omissions,” lack of "balance" and lack of "substantial evidenco” [897,36] TEST ZESTS
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g . 7 a i va August 9, 1999 iv. Mourice He Shulman k16 Meriborough Street Boston, Massachussets _ fem very sorry that uy achedule during the last Boston trip proved too tight to permit a viele. — a : if hewe veread all the material relating to the proposal. sub« mitted Jesh your Any @etailed comments I may wake Will be purely pber~ sonal ani may not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Selentific Aavisory Board. However’s geveral. grants have been wade in the <b? wardiovaseular Tield. Nearly sii sf ‘these so fax have been for studies" of human aubjects with a view to eerning more shoul the responses of warious parte of the vascular syaben to whole gnoke and to nicotine. — Whe effect of these agents upox the fiow of blood iu the various unan tissues has been éoo idered to be & problen deserving high priority, and these have taken precedence over any animal work. ee ‘he basic questions to be answered now, IT would assume, are ; these: What facks of general applicability ¢ be learned by study of Diood Plow in the hamster pouch that cannot be Learned by direct study of huren subjects? What are the actual advantages In terms of information -%o be gained of recording the ‘blond yessel acbivity on mowing picture ” - £5tmt Ts the coat of such work Likely to be justified by what can be | Resened about the effects of tobacco constituents? . whe finanefal request made last year was far greater than the average aporopriation, that has been made for research projects end eauld - — not be given o commensurate degres of priority. — ; Since the photographic equipment is already available, Tem - wondering whet “instr me | Letter of fone 3. Whole eouporite cigarette
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eS ; foo Hogh RIR Interoffice Memorandum Faget 72/19 Contact Cement Subject: Use of Weldwood Date: February 29, 1988 //megy’ Copy To: Mr. Richard J. Hal} From: Or. Rob Harrington Below is an evaluation of Weldwood Contact Cement manufactured by DAP, Inc. (Dayton, OH). Scientific Affairs approves the use of this product to secure gaskets to apron dryer doors. Product contact with this adhesive should be kept to a minimum. This adhesive contains solvents that may cause dizziness, headache and other health effect. Proper ventilation and the use of rubber gloves are recommended when applying this adhesive. This adhesive is composed of neoprene rubber in a 1,1,1 trichloroethane/ dichloromethane base. Chloroprene rubber (neoprene or latex) is a polymer made from chloroprene monomers. It 4s commonly used to waterproof rubber materials such as gloves, coatings, belts, tires, etc. Chloroprene (2-chloro-1,3-butadiene) is a color- less flammable liquid with a high vapor pressure. In chronic Studies with mice and rats, chloroprene monomer was determined not to be carcinogenic. It is not considered to be a teratogen. Chloroprene is a respiratory tract irri- tant. At very high levels it can cause respiratory depression and asphyxia. At levels above 300 ppm chloroprene can produce toxic effects. The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) has set a threshold limit value (TLV) of 10 ppm for exposure in the workplace. Polychloroprene rubber is essentially non toxic. It has an average molecular weight of 100,000. These polymers often contain sulfur. Pyrolysis products of the monomer or polymer include hydrogen chloride (HC1), sulfur dioxide (S02), car- bon monoxide (CO) and small amounts of chloroprene, benzene, acetic achd: for- mic acid, formaldehyde and various mercaptans. 1,1,1-trichloroethane (methyl chloroform) is a clear nonflammable liquid with a very high vapor pressure. It has a low oral toxicity with an LD (le- thal dose to 50% of the test population) of approximately 8 g/kg CACGIH, Documentation of Threshold Limit Values and Biological Exposure Indices, 1986). It may also be absorbed through the skin. Contact with methyl chloro- form readily de-fats the skin and may Cause redness and scaling. Inhalation exposures to 500 ppm for 7 hours a day for 6 months did not cause any adverse effects in rats, rabbits or monkeys. High concentrations may cause anesthesia and levels above 15,000 ppm may be fatal. It is not considered to be a car- cinogen or a teratogen. Due to its low toxicity, the ACGIH has set a TLV of 350 ppm in the workplace. ; Dichloromethane (methylene chloride) is a colorless, highly volatile liquid. It 4s used in paint removers, solvents, and degreasing agents. It has a relatively low order of toxicity with an oral LDsg (lethal dose to 50% NOTEQMAR 7 1988 FALL 8SEb6 O97TS
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-----Original Message----- From: Portnoy, Sharon Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 5:50 PM To: Portnoy, Sharon: McDaniel, Janice A.; Culley, Liz; Ostern, Eric; Goldman, Rochelle; Slavitt, Josh; Lenzi, Jack; Fisher, Scott; Laufer, David; Paoli, Peter P.; Bahou, Nick; Gross, Deane; Merlo, Ellen Subject: RE: NYC Smoking Law Just to keep you apprised. There is now some conversation about a draft bill. There is no specific time frame. VOL88PL8L07
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CONFIDENTIAL (For Response Only) 4, yy Doral Celebrate America Collector Cards ¥ General Statement/Q and A Final Version November 2, 2000 GENERAL STATEMENT Doral, the leader in the value-price cigarette category, is introducing cigarette collector cards in early 2001 through the Celebrate America Collector Cards program. The 50 states will be featured on the cards and will be issued in two sets of 25 (plus a card listing the states in the set and limited edition cards). The first set is scheduled to appear in the marketplace in early 2001, and the second set will follow soon thereafter. Collector cards will appear on select Doral cigarette packs for a limited time only. Card collecting, or cartophily as experts call it, has been a favorite pastime for collectors dating back to the 19" century. It is being revived and updated for the 21" century by Doral through their Collector Cards series as a way of building on the brand’s promise of giving adult smokers more value for their money. The collector cards combine the nostalgia of days gone by with modern-day design, giving collectors a highly collectible card series. The front of each card features photos of a landmark or historically preserved scene from the state represented, while the back of the card gives a description of what’s pictured and several facts about the state. The cards do not carry any cigarette brand names or logos. Q&A: 1. Why have you decided to do collector cards now? Doral is capitalizing on adult smokers’ interest in collectibles. Many Doral smokers have told us they enj oy “collecting” as a hobby. Tobacco collector cards were very popular during the 19" century — losing their popularity circa 1940 — and no major American cigarette brand has distributed them since. 2. What is the cost of the program? This information is confidential. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company does not discuss the costs of any marketing programs, for proprietary reasons. 3. How many cards are there in each series? S80l 6esgz¢
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o> UNIVERSITY of LONDON Royal Postgraduate Medical School Hammersmith Hospital, Du Cane Road, London Wi2 OHS Department of Histochemistry Tel 01-743 2030 Ext Direct line: 01-740 18th June, 1987 Dr. D.H. Ford The Council for Tobacco Research 900 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 U.S.A. 3231 Dear Don: It was lovely to talk to you on the phone. As I have said to you my outlook of life is now different. May I please request an extension without further funding of our grant entitled “Investigation into the Role of Regulatory Peptides in Human Lung Disease" Grant No. 1438A, which we have held jointly with Steve Bloom for the past years. The reason is the that we have now established a very strong link with our colleague surgeons, in particular Professor Magdi Yacoub from Harefield Hospital, and Mr. John Wallwork from Papworth Hospital, both groups of which are involved in heart lung transplants. We have done sufficient pilot experiments to be able to say that a number of novel techniques are now established in our Unit, over and above biochemical numerical estimation and chemical characterisation of extractable peptides, and their immunocytochemical localisation in tissue sections. These include, tn vitro autoradiography for the mapping and characterisation of binding sites and Tn situ hybridisation/Nothern blot analysis for the study of the mRNA directing neuropeptide/endocrine peptide synthesis. These techniques now work very well in human tissue and we have established a baseline to investigate pathology. Unlike earlier days when availability of human diseased lung and heart tissue was difficult, now we have increased use of surgical transplantation technology. This material is plentiful and fully available. The potential of investigating diseased state in human applying modern technology is therefore with us and we would very much like to «rite up an exciting extension grant application to the best of our abilities and hence our delay. These techniques could open up a new field of investigative pathology. I very much hope this will not cause too much inconvenience to the Council for Tobacco Research and I look forward to hearing from you. Best personal regards, Julia M. Polak, DSc MD FRCPath. Professor of Endocrine Pathology cc: Professor S.R. Bloom 50156846 50156846
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Moore, Mary Ellen From: Dennis, Darienne Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 1998 2:36 PM To: Daragan, Karen (PMUSA Mac Mail); Quast, David (PMUSA Mac Mail); Storan, Susan (PMUSA Mac Mail); McCormick, Brendan (PMUSA Mac Mail); Carraro, Tara (PMUSA Mac Mail); Carnovale, Mary (PMUSA Mac Mail) Cc: Temple, Richmond; Davenport, Stephanie; Szumera, Michael (PMUSA Mac Mail); Dawson, Nicole (PMUSA Mac Mail); McCormick, Brendan (PMUSA Mac Mail); Colby, Dolly; Erskine, Heather; Macauley, Jack; Puotila, Johan; Sorrells, John; Wallace, Karen; Seda, Kenneth; Moore, Mary Ellen; Roberts, Peggy; Han, Vic; Quast, David (PMUSA Mac Mail) Subject: RE: MI: Mike Barnes, Tricom Pictures... Hmmm ... why doesn't he 1) go to a library; 2) call the Tobacco Institute in Washington for more complete, industry information? I do not see how sending him PM corporate specific information helps his objective ... So. I called Barnes and he says he is a researcher for educational half hour shows; this one is on cigarettes, specifically Philip Morris in this case. Hence, his questions ...Tricom Picture produces different kinds of shows, e.g Better Parenting; Travellers Guide; Strategic Business Report .... Largly consumer driven, half hour educational "stuff", which they then sell to the networks. Page 2 VE~G68ECL0C
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From: Albert, Judy P. To: Tompson, Randy; Richardson, Kevin cc: BCC: Primary Date: 7/29/1999 2:12:45 PM Last Modified Date: 1999-Jul-29 14:12:45 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Jul-29 14:12:44 Received Date: 1999-Jul-29 14:12:45 Subject: Attachments: graymkts.doc RJR0000001515018324 70015 2457 ESve P6L2S
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UNIVERSITY OCF COLORADO BOULDER. COLORADO PRESIDENT'S OFFICE May 16, 1979 W.T. Hoyt Executive Vice President The Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc. 110 East 59th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 Dear Mr. Hoyt: This is to acknowledge receipt of your Notice of Grant Award of May 4, 1979 indicating that a grant in the amount of $60,380.00 has been made by the Council for Tobacco Research to the University of Colorado, for the support of research entitled “Genetic Analysis of Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects of Nicotine and Alcohol" under the direction of Dr. Allan C. Collins. For the members of the Board of Regents as well as for the University administration, may I express our sincere appreciation for this substantial support of important work. Very sincerely, SUE la RC. Rautenstraus President 50133805
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OPERATING ENVIRONMENT - ; a nn EXACT. COPY. Domestic cigarette consumption is projected to decline 3.9% in 1990, following a 4.5% drop in 1989. Consumption declined at a 2% annual rate between 1984 and 1988; during this period, retail price increases averaged 6.8% per year or about twice the overall inflation rate. The rate of consumption decline - first half of 1989 and year. The trend change scalating retail prices (up 12.3% versus 1988) resulting larger manufacturers’ price increases and higher state cigarette taxes. For 1990, indus cigarettes. y the impact of ncrease in the Federal Excise Tax in The full impact of the October 1990 FET increase will be felt in 1991, when consumption is projected to drop by 6.7%. Longer term, the decline in industry consumption is estimated at 4.0% due to higher retail prices, health concerns, social pressures and restrictions on smoking opportunities. STivt STZosS
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM aa To: ODr. G. R. DiMarco May 8, 1984 From: M. Stowe Subject: R&D and PT&D Projects on Specially Processed Tobaccos Drs. Bernasek, Dickerson, and I have discussed the type of R&D work which we feel should. be conducted as an extention of the MaD Project. We recommend that work be undertaken in R&D to 1) confirm the effect of this type of tobacco processing on smoking characteristics, and 2) determine which process(es) RJR should develop. An outline of the project work and staffing which we recommend for 1984 is attached. Since further evaluation of blends ‘depends on the availability of adequate quantities of the specially) processed tobaccos, an attempt was made in late April to produce cast reconstituted sheet at TMCI, Inc. The sample arrived in R&D on Monday. If the smoking characteristics of this material are judged to be acceptable (or close enough to lead us to believe acceptable material can be made at TMCTY), then the R&D program outlined on the attached document should be feasible for 1984. If this is not the case, the timetable will be lengthened cansiderably. , Recommended staffing for the R&D project is shown on the project outline. The appropriate Managers have been contacted to determine that temporary assignment of the staff indicated to this project is possible if you approve this commitment of R&D manpower. Because his time is heavily committed to work on TGA, Dr. Casey is not included in the project staffing. Dr. Dickerson had indicated that a limited amount of his time would be available for consultation, and I will ask Dr. Lloyd if such an arrangement will still be possible. A major objective for PT&D in 1984 should be to establish facilities for the production of experimental quantities of cast reconstituted sheet. This along with the planned upgrading of the G7 Pilot Plant will put us in a position to conduct process research on either or both of these types of - reconstituted sheet. Without such facilities, it will not be possible to conduct research of :any quality on the type of treatments needed. A memorandum is attached which outlines the work which PT&D will conduct in support of this project. ‘ Please let me know when you would like to discuss this project. . X¥2¢ XC: Dr. E. Bernasek Dr. J. P. Dickerson : Mr. J. D. Phillips i Dr. Alan Rodgqman dH 6089 SS9E0S
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 | STREET, NORTHWEST SAMUEL D. CHILCOTE, JR. WASHINGTON, DC 20006 President 202/457-4800 © 800/424-9876 MEMORANDUM March 24, 1992 ‘. To: The Members of the Executive Committee From: Samuel D. Chilcote, Jr. i Today, by a vote of 8-7, the Los Angeles city Council rejected a smoking ban in restaurants in favor of a more reasonable smoking restriction measure. The phased-in ordinance proposal would require 60 percent of restaurant seating space be set aside for nonsmokers for two years. Then, the nonsmoker seating would be increased to 70 percent. Signs stating, "smoking is permitted in this establishment" must be posted on restaurant exteriors. This measure now goes to the City Attorney for redrafting. The new draft will be returned to the City Council for a final vote, probably within the next 60 days. The mayor must then sign the measure into law. We have no indication that he will not sign this ordinance. While we are not yet completely out of the woods in L.A., I Know you join me in congratulating everyone who has been involved in this effort. As you know, we have pulled out all the stops to prevent a ban. I am very pleased by the outstanding teamwork that has taken place. The effort to date has been extensive, complex and complete. That complete industry effort will continue in the same vein throughout the process. cc: Members of the Management Committee TI Senior Staff FEVLGL26
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-----Original Message----- From: Eric.D.Ostem@pmusa.com [mailto:Eric.D.Ostern@pmusa.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 11:24 AM To: SRodriguez@vimac.edu Subject: RE: Current Program Hi Saba- I've got everything here---haven't had a chance to review it yet. My hope is to review it by sometime next week- Will be in touch soon- Eric Ostern, Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs gesr0Z1S802
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50537 5034 Pecos Gays -lea sb hoo weeks a} Oel BACKGROUND BENEFITS: | Non-menthol 85mm FF and FFLT savings brand (pack oriented). TARGET: 18-34 male smokers (primarily pack purchasers). TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACHES: Looking at low cost blends and processes. ee ee me CENTURY FF blend. Modified WINSTON Lights. - 3 component blend (FF. and FFLT). COnert Pad i | nore we KEY DATES: - Test Market - 04/87. [oor | york PRODUCT ACTION STANDARD: Parity versus Marlboro among NM 85mm males, 18-34 (excluding RJR). eo —————— { LEARNING TO DATE | (Coca. yet a) CONCEPT: Based on qualitative research, the proposition of good taste at a lower price is appealing to younger adult male smokers. However, reference to price must be subtle to avoid commmicat ing “cheap.” , PRODUCT: Product tests are currently being fielded for FF Softpack, FF Box, and FFLT Sof tpack styles. Products being considered are: C Slots - CENTURY FF blend in a standard circumference. resp. J tite! an — DORAL FF 3-component blend (2). . FoR Jel . =~ FFLT 3-component blend. \: Modified WINSTON Lights product. ADVERTISING: Creative focus groups suggested that several of the high tech, pack hero executions were appealing to the target group. Copy direction is ‘focused on combining taste and price in a subtle fashion. NAME/PACKAGE: MAGNA; Previous research on XG indicated that the MAGNA name and package are appealing to 18-24 male smokers. Recent qualitative research suggested that 25-34 year old males also like the name and package graphics. The package is red for FF and gray for FFLT, with a contemporary metal emblem bearing the brand name.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE , SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEMPHIS 3, TENNESSEE DIVISION OF CHEMISTRY April li, 1956 Me. W. T. Hoyt, Executive Secretary Tobacco, Industry Research Committee 350 Fifth Avenue New York 1, N. Y. Dear Mr. Hoyt: I am enclosing five copies of an application for a grant so that each of the members of your Committee can have his own copy. If, for any reason, you prefer having this application written on your particular blanks, I will be glad to do so. I would appreciate knowing the approximate tim I might expect a decision concerning my application. Sincerely yours, esse D. Perkinson, Jr. Associate Professor of Chemistry JDP :EDP e mlosure
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HI gy ? : rou at ( ' é Tobacco Company 4 DAVID J. GESMUNDO ay Chain Accounts Manager 8510 McAlpine Park Or.,” Sulte 110 Chartotte, NC 28211-6250 704-365-2097 Fax 704-365-2998 May 18, 1994 781 2g TO: 1110/Boston ROU 1122, 1124, 1126, 1128, 1130, 1136, 1140 1510/Hartford ROU vee. 1528 2116/Winston-Salem ROU ~ 2124, 2126, 2128, 2134, SRS TA 2210/Atlanta ROU “tos MRA 2226, 2228, 2234, 2235, 2236, 2237 [ay 2410/Birmingham ROU Hab 2430, 2432, 2434, 2444 War 2510/Memphis ROU 3c 2527. [136 §310/Denver ROU 40 ‘a 5342 co p's ‘ ; 6810/Cincinnati ROU 6828, 6830 SUBJECT: CIRCLE K June National Promotion The attached letter from Roger Cobb is for distribution to your reps. This explains the Winston Select promotion for June 15 - June 30. Thanks, Sincerely, Dave Dave ce: RSM's: R. F. Kane/1100 J. F. Tate/2400 B. G. Norman/1500 A. L. Bivens/2500 C. A. Coyle/2100 R. D. Garrison/5300 R. L. Rissler/2200 L. T. Poole/6800 9085 698TS
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July 14, 1981 MEMORANDUM TO: Nancy A. Hughes . FROM: Alexander H. King apeG SUBJECT: Northwest College of Tobacco Knowledge Although we're not yet certain as to which of the TAN volunteers names that we submitted to Washington, D.C., will be approved \ : for invitation to our College of Tobacco Knowledge, I did discuss ye location with Mr. Kerrigan on Friday. e Lr Mocs s now "lock in" some facilities and space for a College of io. cco Knowledge in Portland, Oregon. Even if the large number potential invitees from Oregon company locations are not £2 Mapproved; let's home in and use Portland as a central location . to have the event. pe ay A Ie \ Let's discuss. tw as | AP isin _ CC: Michael J. Kerrigan ee TIFL 0070274
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Balgley, Annemarie From: Balgley, Annemarie Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 8:44 AM To: Curi, Ali T. Subject: RE: Agenda Items - YSPP Staff Mtg. August 11th Vacation day for Summer, | will be out of office Friday. Annemarie Baigley Youth Smoking Prevention EL8rZP9C80c
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From: Sadlcr, Pam M. To: Martin, Marvin R.; Freeman, Harvey W.; Kornegay, Rob; Hickman, Tommy L.; Inman, L. Joc; Renegar, Jackie B.; Thomasson, J. Sam; Lamonds, Don 1.; Scott, C. Ed; Curtis, Lorraine ce: BCC: Primary Date: 9/30/1996 11:38:03 AM Last Modified Date: 1997-Nov-11 10:30:23 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Sep-30 11:19:00 Received Date: 1996-Sep-30 11:38:03 Subject: Attachments: JHWWEKLY.DOC SAAS AAA ARAN AAS RAEN ASAMEAR EAS RANSAAAMEARAMARASADAS AANAAREAREARR ROR ARES AAU TEES STUER GUE EET AA TRESS ETS RJR0000001515051494 70036 7168 eZZ9 Le6es
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Levy, Carolyn J. To: Subject: ok can | see a copy of it? Carolyn Levy Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-2253 Levy, Carolyn J. Tuesday, July 25, 2000 3:39 PM Daragan, Karen M.; Chaikin, Karen RE: CRTR-Indemnification VOOS6IEE80T
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 79 ELM STREET ° HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06115 OFFICE OF MENTAL RETARDATION November 16, 1973 William U. Gardner, Ph.D. Scientific Director The Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc. 110 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 Dear Dr. Gardner: Following our discussion in New Haven, I reviewed my twin populations born between 1897 and 1952. Our records show that there were 7,859 pairs of like-sexed twins born in this period who sur- vived to one year of age. Studies we have conducted in the past would lead me to say that we should be able to locate approximately 60% or better of this population with both members alive and living in Connecticut. This certainly is more than the minimum number of pairs we discussed. I have requested permission to attend the meeting in Miami Beach the week of December 10 and have made reservations for arriv- ing on the 9th. I hope you will make reservations for me. I anti- cipate approval of my request and hope to see you shortly. Sincerely yours, WMA Merton S. Honeyman, Ph.D. Director Division of Research “An Equal Opportunity Employer” 50739956
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1 MEE am Fm R —___GOOPWINRAUPPC One Columbus Plaza, 3636 North Central Avenue Suite 1200, Phoenix, Arizona 85012-1942 Oue South Church Avenue, Suite 2130, Tucson. Arizona 85701 Brian Michael Goodwin WRITER'S DIRECT LINE: 650-7002 | BGoodwin@GoodwinRaup.com February 23, 1999 Thomas P. Prose, Esq. Assistant Attorney General 1275 West Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 RE: RJR adv. State Dear Tom: j This letter responds to your February 18, 1999 letter which was prompted by the February - ’ 10, 1999 memorandum from the Attomey General of the State of Washington to our Attomey General Janet Napolitano and eleven attomeys general. Unfortunately, Ms. Gregoire’s memo was written almost two weeks following the one and only Winston Blues Revival planned for Arizona. That event was held at the Cajun House in Scottsdale oni January 28, 1999, It is my understanding that RJ Reynolds Tobacco plans no other Winston Blues Revival concerts for Arizona. ‘ Ifyou have any other questions, feel Sree to contact me, Sincerely, GOODWIN RAUP PC Cie lt bop Brian Michacl Goodwin BMGha ce: Robert J. McDermott, Ksq. T8OCcS 60CcS Phoenix: (602) 680-2000 Fax: (602) 264-7033 . Tucson: (520) 623-2100 Fax: (520) 623-2870
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From: Davis, Carla C. To: Adams, Kay; Bellis, Andrea; Biermann Wehn, Carole; Brewer, Lee-Ann; Broom, Kay; Brown, Nadyne; Buckner, Janet; Carlin, Cindy; Carroll, Mary; Cheek, Madonna; Clodfelter, Nancy; Cornett, Rick; Crim, Mary; Dahl, Judy; Dalton, Brenda; Davis, Charlie; DeLury, Kevin; Denny, Theresa; Dobrowolski, Bob; Draper, Dot; Faries, Jan; Ford, Rick; Fullton, Rebecca; Gomez, Ray; Gordy, Cathy; Grout, Ronald; hale, Marianne; Haynes, Marty; Hicks, Andrea; Hicks, Susan; Hudson, Sherry; Hutchins, Cindy; Jacovec, Joanne; Jacques, Mike; Joyner, Gwen; Kiger, Mandie; Kilimnik, Mila; Klein, John; Lamphier, Danielle; Lentz, Clay; Letourne, Paul; Long, Kay; MacPherson, Leslie; Martin, Diana; McAtee, Ed; McGill, Nancy; McMillian, Barbara; Michels, Daniel; Minner, Chris; Montgomery, Nancy; Moore, Morris; Moore-Painter, Sankey; Neal, Gerry; Nix, Bruce; Noxon, Kathyrn; O'Connor, Lori; Paquin, Kathleen; Pellett, Donna; Premo, Kathryn; Reid, Sharon; Richardson, Kevin; Roach, Pat; Roggenkamp, Joan; Ruff, Jimi; Settle, Pam; Shaw, Mike; Smith, Jan Fulton; Spencer, Jasper; Stewart, Ann; Stewart, G. Ted; Sullivan, Thomas; Tomassini, Alison; Wadia, K.; Wall, Sue; Walton, Veronica; Watson, Dennis; Weaver, G.; Williams, David; Williams, George; Williams, Karen; Williams, Richard; Wilson, Susie ce: BCC: Subject: RJR Gray Market Press Release Primary Date: 7/1/1999 1:58:39 PM Last Modified Date: 1999-Jul-02 15:42:14 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Jul-01 13:58:39 Received DateDate: 1999-Jul—-01 13:58:39 Attachments: fsc139.doc XSAN ES NNER ARUN ESE ETE NY AAT EERE NEN RANA RJR0000001499015159 700614 2474 sess egLles
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TO: AGENCY: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company ee Winston-Salem. N.C. 27102 (919) 777-8000 ROR Agency Memo Mr. P. K. Shaner William Esty Company R. S. Tatum July 16, 1985 Fourth Quarter SALEM Advertorial Scheduling This forwards, as requested by the Agency, thé cover dates, on-sale dates, and material closing dates for SALEM advertorials in the fourth quarter. This information should assist you in planning execution of the rotating warning statements for the advertorial program. Execution of this new procedure with respect to advertorials will require particularly careful planning since lead times for advertorials are so long. Please be sure that all rotating warning statement guidelines are followed in preparing materials for this program, Let me know if you have any questions. Ponda R. S. Tatum RST: jh Attachment cc: S. R. Strawsburg J, W. Eskridge F. Jd, Armstrong, Jr. E, T, Marcotullio G. A. Troutman J. C. Lloyd 28t6 s2sos
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 500 INVESTORS TRIS! Hi ILDING BILL K. TRISLER 107 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA Regional Vice President INDIANAIUits IN 46204 317/636-0764 April 18, 1989 Mr. Lawrence J. Suffredin, Jr. Simon & Spitalli 55 West Wacker Drive Suite 702 Chicago, IL 60601 Dear Mr. Suffredin; Everyone is aware that Governor Thompson has proposed a cigarette excise tax increase. On Friday, April 7, 1989, Senator James "Pate" Philip, Minority Leader of the Illinois Senate, introduced SB-1113 for the 18 cent cigarette excise tax increase and the bill was referred to the Revenue Committee on Thursday, April 13, 1989. If passed, this bill would have a major impact on many sectors of the Illinois economy as well as our industry. I invite you to evaluate this tax bill with Kurt L. Malmgren, Senior Vice President of The Tobacco Institute at a very important meeting being held on Monday, April 24, 1989 from 10:30 am to 12:30pm at the O'Hare Hilton, International Airport, Chicago, IL - PH: 312-686-8000. Please RSVP no later than Friday, April 21, 1989 by call 1~800-544- 7288. Sincerely yours, Bill Trisler Regional Vice President BT:j1 TIILBC 016553 NATIONAL OFFICE ¢ 1875 1 STREET. NORTHWEST « WASHINGTON, DC 20006 « 202/457-4800
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 Distribution y DATE: December 20, 1994 Karen Daragan Approval of Appointment Release/Bio The Media Affairs Department has prepared the attached release to announce recent appointments in the Sales and Marketing Departments. We would like to send the release to The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, plant community newspapers, your hometown papers and major trade publications that cover the industry. In addition, a copy of your respective biography will be included as well as your photo. We would like to distribute this information to the media by close of business tomorrow. Please review the attached for accuracy and content. I apologize for the short notice and thank you for helping us reach these publications in a timely manner. As I will be on vacation for the rest of the week, please forward any comments to Tara Carraro (x4048) or Brendan McCormick (x2411). Thank you. Distribution D. Beran v C. Johnson C. Levy R. Mikulay ce: D. Laufer 2998920202
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Sr TOBACCO COMPANY One Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016-5895 » (212) 545-3000 VICE PRESIDENT, SALES DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS TO: FROM: SUBJECT: c. Humphrey P. J. McCann BUY DOWN ESTIMATES Cc y\ a August 22, 1995 ¥ . -- Revised ye a SY Ca Ss Per your request, I am attaching Style / Harley Davidson Buy Down estimates for 1996. Attachment {3a ec: R. B. Ss. L. K. A. J. J. D. R. BUYDOWN. 96 Spell Enloe Sparrow Hickey Bodenheimer G 1962486
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CONFIDENTIAL: MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION April 4, 1974 Arthur J. Stevens, Esquire Vice President & General Counsel Lorillard, A Division of Loew's Theatres, Inc. 200 Bast Forty-second Street New York, New York 10017 Dear Arthur: In accordance with your request, I an enclosing a “eopy of my letter of February 26, 1974 to Mr. Russell Batchl and aha siclosures Which went with that tebeae. oe mi we hen * 8 This is the ‘only ‘Sorrassondcnes z have had with Mr. Hatchl or the Commission with reference to the Spanish transbation of the warning notice. With kindest regards and best wishes, XI am Sincerely yours, a 5 Horace Re Kornegay
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---—-Original Message-—-- From: Sesterak, Cheryl L. Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 9:49 AM To: Chaikin, Karen; Compton, David A; Adelmann, Kathy Co: Sahakian, Marlyne Subject: RE: YSP Plant Cmty communication fyi, here is info i received about Richmond MC's PMT/FLT meetings; still waiting on Park 500: The MC's combined PMT/FLT meetings are scheduled on an "as-needed" basis. We are holding 2 in September, but they are dedicated to "Creating the Future". With reasonable advance notice, we will be happy to arrange a PMT/FLT Meeting to accommodate YSP during 4th Quarter, 1999. The PMT is scheduled to meet on the dates below, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. if one of these windows meets NY needs, then we could expand the meeting to include the FLT: Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Dec. 2 Dec. 9 Dec. 16 Alternative dates can also be arranged. At least this will give you a place to start! (If NY would like to suggest several dates that are convenient for them, | will gladly follow up to make arrangements on this end.) Thanks, Sally VS96C981-402
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PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORP. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017-5592 to: Cecilia McLaughlin pare; Vanuary 11, 1991 FROM: Clare Purcell Cr fev SUBJECT: Disposal Suspension In accordance with Section 10.B of the PM USA Records Management Manual, the following boxes must be placed under disposal suspension due to the pending smoking & health litigation: BW 4382 BW 4401 BW 4383 BW 4511 BW 4389 BW 4512 BW 4390 BW 4514 BW 4391 BW 4515 BW 4392 BW 4433 BW 4393 BW 4434 BW 4394 BW 4443 BW 4395 BW 5314 BW 4398 BW 5336 BW 4399 BW 5348 BW 4400 BW 5360 94B2 BW 5361 94B15 94A20 94B17 94A29 94A30 cc: C.R. Wall, Esq. W. Lynch DIE yeaced AP LE LRSIaE OS
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To: Ce: From: Date: Subject: Legal Forms for Little, Greg Little, Greg; Rousseau, Geannie Lopez, Tiana Christopher, John Thu, Apr 25, 1996 9:14 PM Winston Florida Call 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. Our weekly call with Tom Frederick (Hillsborough/W. Palm) is set for 2:30 p.m. Friday. OvOOFLSSL0E
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Chronology of Events On December 4, 1964, The Council for Tobacco Research initiated an expetiment on the effects of chronic exposure to tobacco smoke of populations of mice of various strains, to explore the effect of tobacco smoke when applied directly to the skin of mice as well as to various other organs of other species such as rabbits, rats or hamsters. It also was to support design and construction of a smoking machine. This was financed by a grant of $350,000 in five equal annual installments of $70,000 each to Bio-Research Institute, Inc. A first smoking machine was designed and constructed by Richard Walton and began to be tested by us on December 2, 1965. Exploratory studies with various modifications of the Walton machine continued to January 1967 when the first group of 100 C57BL/6 mice were subjected to chronic inhalation studies. These were replaced by 200 Millerton Swiss mice in May 1967 because of high mortality among the black mice. A great deal of work was done on acute toxicity of smoke of various cigarettes in mice and a paper was published on this at a meeting of the Society of Toxicology in 1967. mo On November 1, 1967, a patent application for the smoking machine was filed by Richard Walton. On October 1, 1968, we suggested that ''the time had come to decide whether or not the Walton reverse smoker should be universally accepted."' We stated that, based on our experience, we were ready to begin a new chronic exposure experiment. This was based on a review of data on 34 surviving mice exposed five times per week for 55 weeks. Slides of these mice were reviewed by Loosli who called them poor and by Thelma Dunn and Harold Stewart who commented that "the dilatation of the alveolar spaces appears to be excellent, so we judge that your technique for expanding the lungs by the intratracheal instillation of fixing fluid is satisfactory. "' From 1968 to 1969 the first large-scale experiment for skin painting with native smoking machine jet condensate was carried out and the lesser activity of fresh smoke was first noted by Bernfeld September 5, 1969. On November 7, 1969 the use of inbred Syrian hamsters was first sug- gested by us as part of a study of the effects of rodent viruses on tobacco smoke effects then proposed by Dr. Sim of Yale who wished to join us for this work. CTR declined to support this project. CTR CONTRACTS 005496
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RJR INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: VANTAGE MENTHOL 85 TIPPING DATE: May 12, 1986 “SPECS FOR PHASE III TO: Mr. D. B. Self FROM: Mr. S. E. Carter Barry, please order Phase III tipping, Side, cork on white, with one gold stripe, 40.4 printed base weight, felt 34mm center to center. electrostatic, 4mm EP Zone, and Target Coresta is 750 with ranges from 600 to 900. If you have any questions, please advise. LS. Coe Ss. E. CARTER SEC: cac xe: Mr. L. J, Inman am Mr EP SES Chapman ge 154) 9S is) N P= © (64) eh ©