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-----Original Message—--- From: Fernandez, Henry L. Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 8:47 AM To: Mao, Yuqian Y. Cc: ‘federico_sada@nyc.bm.can’ Subject: san antonio meeting Please work with Federico to send letters FedEx or Express Mail to the Hispanic Non-profits in San Antonio to inform therm that our meeting is now 8:30 AM, not 11:30 AM. thanks Henry L. Fernandez, Ed.D. Youth Smoking Prevention Programs Philip Morris U.S.A. 120 Park Avenue; 100/4 New York, NY 10017 (917) 663-3695; (917) 663-0449--fax; Henry.L.Fernandez@PMUSA.COM VOLOL6EP80~
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2085797595 Bugg, Joy J From: Sent: To: Subject: Solana, Rick P. Friday, January 04, 2002 3:35 PM George Patskan (E-mail); Hans-Juergen Roethig (E-mail); Joy Bugg (E-mail); Ken Podraza (E-mail); Kobal, Gerd; Loreen Carchman (E-mail); Roger Walk (E-mail); Ted Sanders (E- mail); Wolf Reininghaus (E-mail); Anthony Tricker (E-mail); Bruce Davies (E-mail); Klaus von Holt (E-mail); Ruth Dempsey (E-mail); Willie J McKinney (E-mail) FW: USDA Regulatory Monitoring -- re clinical studies involving mice DC_690262_1.DOCDC_535564_1.D0C
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“PHILIP MORRI MPANIES IN INTER- | D 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 TO: D RDINAT. ND DATE: May 4, 1994 INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPTS: PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC., PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED, PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL and PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORPORATION FROM: Charies R. Wall RE: Document Disposal Suspension Notice As previously advised, litigation has been filed which requires us to retain certain records, most or all of which are already subject to disposal suspension under the Philip Morris Records Management Program. (Documents subject to disposal suspension are identified in the Appendix entitled “Topics Subject to Disposal Suspension” to the Records Management Manuai and in prior disposal suspension notices). The two most recent disposal suspension notices dealt with retaining in their original form--regardiess of the medium, including electronic mail-- documents relating to (1) the manufacturing, testing and composition of tobacco, tobacee products. paper. Philip Morris International should retain records relating to (1) and (2) above only as they relate to tobacco products intended for sale in the United States. This limitation does not apply, however, to records subject to the Appendix entitled “Topics Subject to Disposal Suspension.” This notice is a reminder that E-Mail and other electronic documents in the categories referred to above must be retained. Although the usual retention practice for electronic records subject to the Appendix entitled.“Topics Subject to Disposal Suspension” has been to print and retain a paper copy, please ensure that a copy is also retained in electronic form. Retain “on line” all E-Mail messages that fall within the above categories. If you have any questions about how to retain E-Mail electronically, please consult your Information Systems Department. CETSESPTSOG
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2 MESKOOLPLOLBL ed0kS SNIMSYH 18 LUpY! SUBJECT: Kelgraf-1200 Chain O11 Replacement DATE: Sept. 10, 1993 TO: Distribution FROM: he Barr Tobacco samples collected from under the Tobaccoville C&D dryer apron, which were analyzed by RAD, ravealed the presence of the chemica) 2-butoxyethanol. Witeo-Co:“information. on the:Kelgrafel200oi1e. indicated the presence of .5% glycol -athers-that.are.added.for chain cleaning. Scientific Affairs has ‘stated that "use of this ofl in. aveas where it will coma into direct contact with tobacco or is likely to contaminate tobacco indirectly should ba.discontinued",- Ms. Carolyn Rahn contacted Witco Co. and discussed -alternative-chain “o11$i>: Thay have avaflable a chain of] of the same visocity and operating temperature which contain the chain cleaning chamical package. Scientific Affairs is sevalng this off. Discussion with the affected area personnal has identified that (1); the installation of the apron/chain hot water wash on the dryers and the scheduled pressure washing of the feeder chains greatly reduces: 9/26 G3 the need for the chain cleaner package and (2) that the investigation objective should be to eliminate the problem rather than initiate jsaot administrative controls, Witco Co. ts sending me a 3-1/2 gallon sample of th, (7008 “Chain | lubricant to test. Since 601 WP has the wash system Thstallad on their dryers, I would propose the tasting be conducted at that plant. The two (2) parameters that can be monitored for comparison are: | Quantity of applied off, : 2. Amperage consumption, Russ Cockman and I will gat with Fay Hicks to set up a dryer test that will develop a raplacement of] racommandation to present to the ; Primary MIC Committes. Thanks for your time. PRB: me Distribution: Foy Hicks Garmon Underwood Wes Robinson Carolyn Rahn Russ Cockman George Barnett Bil} Batts 3049M ESTT €btz¢ # tAQ LN3S ESET senemencemm canadien wey crt 3 a WyL0:6 | 76-91-LL!
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From: Fullion, Rebecca H. To: ‘Priscilla Warnock’ Ce: BCC: Primary Date: 7/6/1999 9:45:56 AM Last Modified Date: 1999-Jul-21 18:17:06 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Jul-06 09:45:56 Received Date: 1999-Jul-06 09:45:56 Subject: Raincoat{F} Attachments: Priscilla - I checked my summer catalog and didn’t sec the raincoat - but they might still have it if you call them. Good luck with the search. Rebecca ooo Original Message----- From: Priscilla Warnock [SMTP:pwarnock @home.com] Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 11:08 PM To: Fullton, Rebecca H. Subject: Re: Raincoat Thanks! I ordered my catalog tonight! I have never heard of them. Interested to see the catalog. Priscilla ao Original Message----- From: Fullton, Rebecca H. <FULLTOR @RIRT.com> To: ‘Priscilla Warnock' <pwarnock @home.com> Date: Friday, July 02, 1999 8:41 AM Subject: RE: Raincoat >Priscilla - my trip seems like it was forever ago - although I think I am going to try and go back in the fall (It is killing me >knowing they are there and not being able to get over there due to school/work) > >I got my raincoat (which J do love) from a Womens sports catalog Title 9 Sports. They do have w web site where you can order a >catalog. It is a Helly Hansen jacket so you might be able to find a local store that carrics the brand. I know I have the most RJRO000001667018881 70030 2413 ‘S~9 s6gcs
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if BD, LL Pegs Subject: Mechanical Development and Instrumentation Division Support to GTC To: J. D. Phillips From: Dan R. Pugh Listed below are areas and quantities of Mechanical Development and Instrumentation Division's support to the GTC development and operation at Building 631. This information covers the time frame from the initiation of the Technical Development Teams on September 13, 1993 through November 7, 1993. 1. Selected staffing of the GTC Technical Development Teams on the Big Max, Substrate Protos, Tobacco Protos, MEP Mulfi and HSA Extruder and Dryer. Mechanical Engineer (matrixed across teams) Electrical Engineer (two weeks only) Mechanical Technologist Electrical Technologist Mechanical Specialist Electrical Specialist NOON met ee oe ee The above staffing have worked a total of 77.1 man weeks plus 1,237 hours of overtime during the time period described. 2. Mechanical design, development and assembly projects in support of GTC: + Design modifications for the FEP feed hopper drums on MAX A and MAX B. + Design of knife scrapes for MAX A, MAX B and FH. + Design and development of a product disposal system (feeder/shredder and related process exhaust). + Starch/B-3/Glue application system for the substrate protos and G-7 protos. + Identify and evaluate coatings for the maker rails and component parts to prevent gumming and build-up of materials. TOTAL 20.5 man-weeks E0LG b2ZIg
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f eee AL “ bu if } ii j i 1 R.J.Revnolds Tobacco Compan. INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: io He July 24, 1985 Dr. G. R. Di Marco SUBJECT: Weekly Highlights Process Technology & Development I. NEW PROCESS DEVELOPMENT co) Carbonization of Stems In PT&D's ongoing work to support use of carbonized tobacco in products, a novel method of carbonizing stems is under development. Bench scale tests are underway utilizing plasma are welding equipment to simultaneously and virtually instantaneously deliver extremely high temperatures directly to the stems in an inert atmo- Sphere thus avoiding ignition of the stems. This work could lead to a continuous method of carbonizing vs. the current batch methods which take times ranging from 1 to 5 days, depending on batch size. II. PT&D SUPPORT SERVICES ° Freon Storage ‘in 611-7 The Freon storage tank originally at Shed 130 has been relocated to the East end of 611-7. The tank will provide increased storage capacity and will free Space inside 611-7 to better support G-13 developmental activities. Protos Stem Extraction Support is continuing for the Protos stem extraction . project with data for the second phase submitted on July 19 as requested. Additional testing is expected. REC'D JUL 241985 Y.S.HL OL86 OnwOS
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R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 (919) 777-5000 int May 11, 1987 TO: Mr. F. H. Christopher RE: PM Blues In response to your question concerning the PM Blues analysis, the fol- lowing additional information is provided: ® The 10% processed stems level in PM Blues is higher than any other PM product analyzed. PM stems are puffed all flue-cured stems. A normal PM product has 3=-5%. ® PM Blues also uses no dark G-7, which is produced on a steel belt, versus the light sheet, which is produced on a felt belt. All other PM products analyzed have both light and dark reconstituted sheet. _ An analysis of PM's Private Label brands were previously completed and indicated the presence of light and dark reconstituted sheet. Also, there is a low % of processed stems in the Private Label brands. If I can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to call. Thank you, Gloria C. Eskridge /dch Attachment xe: Dr. G. R. Di Marco Dr. W. M. Hildebolt Mr. R. L. Willard Mr. W. M. Dufour Ms. D. R. Frye EGL9 FO8OS
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301 Orchard St. B-8 Fayetteville, N.Y. 4/6/83 Mr. W.T.Hoyt President Council for Tobacco Research 110 E. 59th St. New York, N.Y. 10023 Dear Mr. Hoyt, I am interested in information on tobacco research, an would appreciate any information you could send me. I am particularly curious about any research you have on tobacco advertising. Does the Council feel that some media will alter their media content to avoid offending cigarette manufacturers? What is your policy on This? Thank you for your time and consideration. —) iy th f “ Martin M°yanon i -~Sincer dye A Z ~ fo a C4 / fo: CR TE fy Jorn, 13066 4 f on
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William S. Lynn, M.D. Professor of Medicine Associate Professor of Biochemistry Director, Environmental Training Program - Duke University Medical Center Durham, NC 27710 ' Dear Dr. Lynn: A number of us here at Reynolds have piven a great deal of consideration to the proposal outlined by you in your letter of November 7, 1978, to Dr. Murry Senkus. As we indicated when you visited with us in Winston-Salem, we feel your proposal is both interesting and provocative. We have also shared it with a few individuals outside the Company with whom we consult regarding requests made to the Company for research funds. We would like for one of them, Mr. William S. Shinn of Kansas City, Missouri, to meet with you and discuss your proposal more fully. Mr. Shinn is an attorney and is one of the people the tobacco industry uses as liaison for research projects presently enigori. some of which may involve work similar to t advise if that date is convenient to you. Very truly yours Signed - Max H. Crohn, Jr. MHC: rch be: Messrs. Wm. D. Hobb FR W. S. Shinn Murray Senkus February 13, 1979 at suggested in your proposal. Mr. Shinn and I would like to come to Durham on March 16. Please 9960 L9T0S
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FF Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middfel:___ Brackenbury, Robert W BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators. Begin with the principal investigator/program director. Photocopy this page for each person, NAME POSITION TITLE Mary Fedor-Chaiken EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) YEAR CONFERRED Jr. Research Associate INSTITUTION AND LOCATION FIELD OF STUDY Harvard-Radcliffe University Princeton University Molecular Biology RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and honors. Key personnel include the principal investigator and any other individuals who participate in the scientific development or execution of the project. Key personnel typically will include all individuals with doctoral or other professional degrees, but in some projects will include individuals at the masters or baccalaureate level provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, in chronological order, the titles, all authors, and complete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT 1983-84 Research Assistant, Prof. Gerald Edelman’s Laboratory, Rockefeller University 1984-90 Graduate Student, Prof. James Broach’s Laboratory, Dept. of Molecular Biology, Princeton University 1990-91 Postdoctoral Fellow, Prof. Gottfried Schatz’ Laboratory, Department of Biochemistry, Biocenter, University of Basel, Switzerland 1992-93 Postdoctoral Fellow (part-time), Biochemistry Group, Sandoz Agrochemicals, Ltd. 1994-Present Jr. Research Associate, Dept. of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine HONORS 1990-91 National Research Service Award for Postdoctoral Fellows, NIH PUBLICATIONS Fedor-Chaiken, M., R.J. Deschenes and J.R. Broach. 1990. SAV2, a gene required for RAS activation of adenylate cyclase in yeast. Ce// 61:329-340. Brugge, J.S., G.J. Jarosik, J. Andersen, A. Queral-Lustig, M. Fedor-Chaiken and J.R. Broach. 1987. Expression of Rous Sarcoma Virus transforming protein pp6O0v-sre in Saccharomyces cerevisae cells. Molecular and Cellutar Biology 7:2180-2187. nn PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91) (Form Page 6) Page FF Number pages consecutively at the bottom throughout the application. Do net use suffixes such as 3a, 3b.
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From: Lichtman, Jennifer on Wed, Feb 5, 1997 10:38 AM Subject: FW: Available Gear Inventory To: Carcich, Claire Do you know if this is legal? Please see below. The Louisville plant would like items for their company store to sell to employees. Please advise. Thanks. -Jenn acZv90lbZ0c
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ae Memorandum To: M. L. Reynolds D. Silberstein ee: B. Ly McCafferty V.C. Broach _ ly D L. C. Amos» RECE EI JAN 1 6 1978 From: R. G. Yizar Date: January 13, 1978 L.C.A. Subject: VICEROY Rich Lights Pack Copy Substantiation a eee 2 Se Ee The VICEROY Brand Group has selected the name 'VICEROY Rich Lights" for the new 9 mg. ‘tar’ product we will be introducing nationally in May. In conjunction with the name, we have developed a pack design which contains the copy LOW 'TAR! + ENRICHED TOBACCO on one face panel and "Tar' 9 mg. nicotine 0.7 mg. average per one cigarette on the opposite face panel. The VICEROY Brand Grown has heen requested to furnish our 1 cal Department a written statement substantiating the claims: 1) LOW 'TAR' (i.e., the product will be low 'tar' by virtue of it being single digit) 2) ENRICHED TOBACCO 3) Ability to control the 'tar' and nicotine data TESST bOSs
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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, INC. 219 BEAST 42N0 STRHEET + NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 © (212) 867-3709 WILLIAM B. LEWIS CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF OIRECTORS April 17, 1970 Mr. Joseph F. Cullman, 3rd Chairman of the Executive Committee The Tobacco Institute, Inc. Philip Morris, Inc. 100 Park Avenue RESEARCH New York, New York 10017 EDUCATION SERVICE Dear Mr. Cullman: The Veterans Administration, the American Cancer Society and Doctors Auerbach and Hammond cannot accede to the requests stated in your letter of February 27 and March 20 for an evaluation of the Auerbach-Hammond study on “The Effects of Cigarette Smoking Upon Dogs” by a panel of independent scientists chosen by you. Your request is without precedent in the scientific community. The study under question was the result of three and a half years of diligent and brilliant work by two eminently qualified scientists whose findings have been validated by distinguished pathologists of worldwide reputation. In addition, other leading pathologists, highly regarded by the scientific community, have visited Dr. Auerbach’s laboratory, seen his slides and praised the work. We do not intend to ask that these two eminent men submit their findings to any selected comumittee chosen by the Tobacco Institute, or any other group. Their work will be judged in the traditional manner of American science, where findings are presented, discussed, accepted or rejected by scientists and physicians whose only motivation is the truth. Doctors Auerbach and Hammond worked freely and without restraint with funds furnished by the federal government and the American Cancer Society. They are beholden only to the scientific community at large and to the integrity it represents. If the Tobacco Institute, or any scientific research group, has doubts about the findings of this study, the way it was conducted, or the credentials of the investigators, there is a time-honored and scientifically accepted way to proceed. Let your own or another group of scientists repeat the | experiments in a laboratory to prove that smoking dogs will not suffer tissue damage, emphysema and lung cancer. The Auerbach-Hammond methodology is readily available to you. And I presume that in the Council for Tobacco Research you have or can set up the mechanism for conducting such a study. If you carry out your plan to publicize “our respective positions” to the medical and lay public, you have our permission to use this letter as the position paper of the American Cancer Society. NE Blas William B. Lewis TIMN 0124739 {200007 NV TIFL 0511214
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October 10, 1995 Docket Nos. 95N-0253 and 95N-0253J Dockets Management Branch (HFA-305) Foad and Drug Administration 12420 Parklawn Drive Rockville, Md. 20857 To Whom it May Concern | am writing in response to your proposal to regulate the sale. distribution, advertising, and promotion of tobacco products | have no quarret with your goal of preventing underage use of tobacco praducts My concern. however, is the laws of this nation be made by the elected representatives o7 the people in Congress. and not by un-elected bureaucrats accountable only to thernselves For nearly 90 years, and on at least twenty different occasions Congress has specifically rejected proposed legislation to grart FDA jurisdiction over tobacco, including seven occasions In the last few years For the record, here ts an account of Congressional activity on the issue of FDA jurisdiction over tobacco: * 1929 -- S. 1468 (71st Cong., 1st Sess) was introduced by Sen. Smoot to bring tobacco products within the jurisdiction of the Federal agency enforcing the nation’s drug laws. The bill did not pass . 1956 - H.R. 11280 (84th Cong., 2d Sess } was introduced to amend the Food. Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA)} to grant "DA regulatory authority over cigarettes. The bill did not pass Ito sate TI1667-1221
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WINSTON Family Copy Strategy and Platform Copy Strategy WINSTON's copy must convince Virile Segment smokers that WINSTON is a superior family of products smoked by emulatable, cut-above, rugged, contemporary, achievement-oriented men who take great pride in themselves, their practical "hands-on" skills and abilities, the active lifestyles they lead, and the traditional American values and loyalties they share with their peers. These men possess the distinctive form of masculinity which enables them to work and interact effectively with their peers, contributing their personal best in the pursuit of tasks and endeavors which require a high degree of teamwork, trust, loyalty and commitment, and which result in a strong “bond of honor" or "Esprit de Corps" between these men. Secondarily, the Brand must proudly establish the perception that WINSTON delivers smooth rich taste which is the best taste available, regard- less of length or tar level preference. Copy Platform A. Focus of Sale The. WINSTON Family of Brands are superior products which are smoked by emulatable, cut-above, rugged, con- temporary, achievement-oriented men who take great pride in themselves, their practical, "hands-on" skilis and abilities, the active lifestyles they lead, and who possess a distinctive form of masculinity characterized by the loyalties and intense bonds of mutual respect, trust, and friendship they share with their peers. B. Prime Prospect Demographically described as males age 18-34 (emphasis on 25-34) with an average education, but not a professional degree, who are the core of America's work force, both blue and white collar. Psychographically defined as those males who have reached a stage of psychological maturity where their values are fairly well established; they are sure of their masculinity, self-confident, achievement-oriented and take great pride in expressing and sharing these values with their peers, 7905 NREDS
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January 10, 1995 SUMMARY MEASURES OF PUBLIC OPPOSITION TO FDA REGULATION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS Public Opinion Poll . The majority of Americans favor the current level of regulation of cigarettes or even reducing it --- only a minority believe regulations should be expanded to include the FDA. Opinions do not differ by gender, age, education or income level and no subgroup favors expanded regulation. Petitions More than one million adult Americans have signed petitions opposing FDA regulation of tobacco products. Signatures from every state -and every Congrerssional district-- illustrate widespread opposition to the FDA regulation. Letters Thousands of Americans from all walks of life have written to FDA in recent months opposing FDA regulation tobacco products, A sampling of these letters show broad, nationwide opposition to the FDA proposal and a strongly held view that FDA action is unnecessary. a ol m & S © am n wn
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- PHILIP MORRIS. 100 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y, 10017. TELEPHONE (212) 679-1800 ~~ va April 5, 1982 Mr. Hans G. Storr Treasurer , The Council For Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc. | 110 Bast 59th Street . New York, New York 10022 Dear Mr. Storr: Enclosed is Philip Morris Incorporated's check for $414,296.00 representing our Company's eighth. and ninth installments of 1981 dues... Sincerely, de Sli cee Helen Frustace Enclosure MARLBORO. BENSON & HEDGES MERIT VIRGINIA SLIMS ° PARLIAMENT MILLER HIGH LIFE LITE LOWENBRAU 7UP_ ~DIET 7UP
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row Mn, SURECT moms awa .ianton tanscea comORATION INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE pre BoE BALE a 3 Eee 27 anes aL Le Ry SACHLPREN/OCr are Zanuae: 13, 2078 Reo 1K SERVICES GATPOgRIES FOR DEVELSpunnt CENTER PROJECTS. — din, tha following lla: oF Development Center Projects are Grouped acearding to your Technical Services’ catagorio! pjecte are carried over from 1977 and some are new, Plaase note the exploratory project category. Thase prajecte will carry & auffIx digit te identify different subject matter. 173 = General Development, Development Canter 0-803 Product Quality optimization Product Davalopment, Development Center A197 Filter Tow Developuent 1-527 Shrink Wrap Cigarette Cartone Process Developnert, Development center 4-178 Process Gontrel [-269 agg.onerated Sorte r-286 3-297 whole Laat Proc 3-315 On-Line Cigarette Menthol Applicatlon 145 wns Processing 5-436 Burley strip Processing 1-454 Cigeratte storage 3-460 Shorts uandLing I-4ea High Temperature Jedge cneLine Air Applicator J=300 Exploratery Work outaide Sanpie preparation 496 chaxattes for Sample Preparation
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J 2 SOD VETERANS ADMINISTRATION - HosPiTAL SEPULVEDA, CALIFORNIA 91343 Scapy September 27, 1967 YOUR FILE REFERENCE: IN REPLY REFER TO: . Mr. W. Thomas Hoyt, Director Council for Tobacco Research 633 3rd Avenue New York City, New York 10017 Dear Mr. Hoyt: Enclosed is a copy of a manuscript on smoking and EEGs which resulted from greatly appreciated help from the Tobacco Research Council. I am also including a copy of a popularized version, in case you have any use for it. If you would like any further reporting on this project, I will be most happy to do what I can. Thank you for your generous assistance. Sincerely yours, FRG le —_ BARBARA B. BROWN, Ph.D. Encl: 2 BB/sh Thou veteran's full name and VA file number on all correspondence. If VA nunber is unknown, shou service number. CTR SP-FILES 003409 11003429
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2078868519 Commins Original Message----- From: Merlo, Ellen Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 11:13 AM To: Laufer, David; Daragan, Karen M.; Fisher, Scott; Scruggs, John; Turner, Henry Ces Pfeil, Michael E.; Wilson, Gregory B. (PMUSA) Subject: RE: New Tool For Tobacco Enforcement & Youth Smoking Surveys mike pfeil and/or greg wilson should represent pmusa ca. thanks.
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 [ STREET. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON. DC 20006 202/457-4800 ¢ KUO/A9B-4434 October 10, 1994 O'Bannon for Indiana Committee P.O. Box 1805 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Dear Committee Members: On behalf of The Tobacco Institute, I am pleased to enclose herewith our contribution to the O’Bannon for Indiana Committee. The Tobacco Institute recognizes that good citzenship includes involvement in the political process and giving support to candidates who give full and careful consideration to all sides of an issue. Accordingly, after consultation with our legislative consultant, Tom Fruechtenicht, we are delighted to offer our support of the political process. Best regards, Le of bg Bob Pruett Regional Vice President enclosure cc: Thomas E. Fruechtenicht, Esq. - _ ~ = ee TI1631-0640
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2078336709 From: Chu, Jimmy Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 1998 4:36 PM To: Chu, Jimmy Subject: FW: Merit Awards 7 - Lighter and alarm clock (Urgent) Importance: High
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Cash, Rose B. _ From: richard carchman [Walntz@msn.com} Sent: Monday, Apri! 01, 2002 10:01 PM To: Dempsey_Ruth_1; Edward_L_Carmines_1; Haussmann_HansJ_1; George_J_Patskan_1; Ken_F_Podraza_1; Reininghaus_Wolf_1 Ce: Terpstra, Piter; Schleef, Raymond; Roemer_Ewald_1; Roger_A_Walk_1; Tricker_Anthony_1 Subject: Fw: 2002 Mechanisms of Toxicity Gordon Research Conference cad Original Message ----- From: sothq @ toxicology.org Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 8:13 AM To: walntz@msn.com Subject: 2002 Mechanisms of Toxicity Gordon Research Conference The the 2002 Mechanisms of Toxicity Gordon Research Conference is being held Sunday, July 21-Friday, July 26, 2002 at Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. Over the past several years, this meeting has evolved into the premier small meeting focused on the molecular mechanisms underlying toxicant response. This year’s program continues this tradition with sessions on: Applications of Genomics and Proteomics to Toxicology, Redox-Regulated Transcriptional Control, Receptor-Mediated Toxicity, Molecular Mechanisms of Developmental Toxicity, Genetic Susceptibility to Toxicants, and others. In addition, there will be a keynote address by Dr. Bruce Hammock and Late Breaking Reserach Presentations chosen from submitted poster abstracts. Complete program information and registration information can be obtained at: hitp:/Awww.grc.uri.edu/ As Chair of this year's conference, | would urge you to consider attending this meeting. The format has been developed to provide lively discussion and many opportunities for participants to interact on an informal basis. Looking forward to seeing you this summer in Maine! Ronald N. Hines, Ph.D. Professor and Co-Director Birth Defects Research Center Department of Pediatrics Medical College of Wisconsin ~~ 8701 Watertown Plank Rd Milwaukee WI 53226-4801 414 456-4322 fax: 414 456-6651 rhines @ mail.mcw.edu 6865892902 |
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM REC'D MAR 29 1904 V.S\H. @=) CONFIDENTIAL RJ Reynultds Topacie Company ny ROR March 29, 1984 Subject: Weekly Highlights R&D Technical Services To: Dr. G. R. Di Marco ITEMS FOR WEEXLY BRIEF Cigarette Banding Policy - Representatives from MDD, Brands R&D and R&D Technica rvices met to discuss procedures currently used for banding test products. Changes in the tipping design and perforation location over the past few years have required that the R&D Plant change the banding location on some products. This has caused Some concern within MDD in com- Paring data from tests with the different locations. A new policy will be written by mid-April, Setting standards for banding width and location for each style that may be run to ensure long-term consistency within each brand style. Cases where uniquely designed tipping make these Standards unacceptable will be discussed with MDD and Brands before banding. Study to Improve Stem Extracton for G7 - Analytical support is being pro- vided to Tobacco Processing to evaluate modifications in the extraction procedure used in the preparation of stems for G7. The study is related to the higher nitrate content of G7 resulting from the addition of whitewater from burley stems in the process. Recall of all Outstandi Library Materials - The R&D Library collection will undergo a complete retrospective conversion to the ful} Library of materials checked out to R&D Staff, including desk copies, must be returned 1 GENERAL ITEMS Dumny Packages for Tax Stamping Project ~ Manufacturing has requested ap- proximately 5.5 million filter rods to be used to pack into STERLING and MORE 120 packages for testing tax stamping machines. These filters will be run in the filter area of the R&D Plant the week of March 26. Three people were borrowed from the STP Group in Manufacturing to assist in this project. Material Balance Study ~ A material balance of cations in the Kentucky 1R1 Reference cigarette is in progress. The 1R1 was Selected because some published data are available that may serve as a reference point. The ESEL 8On0S
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-——Original Message-— From: Mawyer, Denise T. On Behalf Of McAlpin, Loreen Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 4:02 PM To: Solana, Rick P.; Sanders, Edward; Walk, Roger A.; Patskan, George J.; Davies, Bruce D.; Carchman, Richard; 'Eisenberg, Max"; Reininghaus, Wolf: King, Valerie A. Cc: Bugg, Joy J.; Putney, Rebecca M.; Cash, Rose &.; Viol, Brigitte; Gygax, Jill; McAlpin, Loreen Subject: RE: Conference Call to discuss Planning Meeting Dear All - The two conference calls to discuss the Planning meeting are scheduled as follows. Dial-in information will fallow shortly. Thanks. Friday, October 20 7:00am - 9:00am R&D A2 (reserved for Richmond participants) Thursday, October 26 7:00am - 9:00am O/C OBT Conf. Rm. (reserved for Rich. partic.) VLOETETSOST
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PHILI A NTER-OFFICE RRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 8822 SOUTH RIDGELINE BOULEVARD, HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO 80126 TO: Selected Distribution DATE: September 17, 1998 FROM: Jim Yeager SUBJECT: October Directors Meeting On October 7th, the day following our rehearsal at the Scottsdale Conference Center for the upcoming Region Meeting, we will reconvene for our October Directors’ meeting (October 7th and 8th) in the Executive Boardroom at the following resort: DoubleTree Paradise Valley Resort 5401 North Scotisdale Road Scottsdale, AZ 85250 Phone: 602-947-5400 Fax: 602-946-1524 Room reservations have been made for everyone for the nights of October 6th and 7th. We are in the process of establishing master billing for this meeting. Dinner reservations have been made at Mortons of Chicago (2425 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ; 602-955-9577) for the night October 6th at 7:00 PM. On Wednesday morning, October 7th, a continental breakfast will be available at the Executive Boardroom beginning at 7:30 AM. Our market visit in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area will begin at 8:30 AM, and our meeting will begin at 12:00 Noon with a working lunch. We will begin on Thursday morning, October 8th with a continental breakfast at 8:00 AM and conclude at 5:00 PM, so you may plan your departure accordingly. The agenda for our meeting will be sent under separate cover. If you have any questions, need additional information on cur meeting or have a change in your plans, please contact Lynne Kramer. Looking forward to seeing all of you in Scottsdale. J¥:lak ce: File L. DeMaio Rodger Rolland Gary Salvato Tammy Larcara Mike Pfeil Mike Hale Rhonda Johnston Dan Werth Pam Robertson Steve Wong 2620629202
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SW VY ae Tobacco Company TOMMY J. PAYNE Vice President Federal Government Affairs 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Suite 525 Washington, D.C. 20004 202-626-7210 Mrs. Jan Krebs . February 28, 1997 Tommy J. Payne Proposed PAC Contribution The PAC Council has approved the following for an RJRN Political Action Committee contribution: RECIPIENT COMPANY ELECTION AMOUNT Kempthorne, Dirk (R-IDjck Su34 3l12147Tobacco 98 Prim. $1,000. Aderholt, Robert B. (R-AL}ck 5649 3/ tafygTobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Bateman, Herbert H.(R-VAkksuS@ Tobacco s/7e/99 98 Prim. $ 500 Brown, Corrine (D-FLEK SuSa 3/12/47 Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Chenoweth, Helen (R-ID)-k $u53 3/12/12 Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Ehrlich, Robert Jr. (R-MDkzsusq 3)19}97 Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Foley, Mark (R-FLk sisS 3/ia jaz Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Gutknecht, Gil (R-MNick suse 3]12(99 Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Hall, Ralph M. (D-TX)ck $657 3/1219 Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Hastings, Richard (R-WA}+, S458 3] 1|¢7Tobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 Kennelly, Barbara B. (D-CT. 5 bio 3/2 ksTobacco 98 Prim. $ 500 L£T68 SzBts
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 R. A. Fitzmaurice Date: 5/10/78 R. W. Gumz PARLIAMENT PACKAGING MODIFICATIONS - CONSUMER REACTIONS I would just like to mention for the record that we have only received two letters from consumers to date containing reactions to our Parliament packaging modifications, and both of these were unfavorable. Additionally, we have only received one letter which must have been in reaction to the carton stuffers, which stated that that consumer preferred the old higher-tar Parliament. I will keep you posted if any additional correspondence is received. Boe RWG: klg cc: A. J. Bissmeyer J. J. Morgan’ ROGOOEP IO?
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October 19, 1970 Mra Harry Nelson Medical Editor Los Angelea Times Tinmes-Mirror Square Los Angéies, California 90053, Dear Harry? The attached release is quite significant ond I hope you'll be able to use it. This is the first time anyone has bad the courage to criticize the report of the nursing comission study, Of course, the criticiam comes from one side of the fence that scoms to be getting a raw deale There are, as you know, a lot of LYNs in California and the > report does affect them in the long rune Mrs. Martin is quite a gal —— attractive, bright, wellespoken, personable. And very dedicated. She®s an RN, the wife of a physician and the mother of four. If it’s at all possible, I hope you will see the importance of this story and try te sit down with her while she's in Los Angeles. She*ll be checking into the International Hotel the night of Oct, 22 and will be there all the next two days. At any rate, I bope you and the family are vell. My best to you and the lovely wifes With kindest regards. Sincerely, Leonard So Zahn Lsz/hg atte
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY School of Medicine Medical Research Building A Commonwealth University Fels Institute for Cancer 3420 N. Broad Street Research and Molecular Biology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19140 (215) 707-4300 Fax: (215) 707-4318 May 30, 1996 Dr. George A. Hasim The Council for Tabacco Research-USA, Inc. 9300 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Dr. Hasim: | am submitting a grant entitled, "Novel Transcripts Involved In Breast Tumorigenesis". This grant was previously assigned a #4520. The new proposal represents a revised version of the previous grant. The two reviewers had the following comments on our previous grant (#4520). The first reviewer was extremely enthusiastic abolit our project. He considered the proposed methodology novel, predicted that it would be successful, and recommended the projéet for funding. The second reviewer, on the other hand, expressed ; concerns about the P.I.'s expertise in positional cloning approaches. Per the first reviewer's comment, indeed we have successfully used positional cloning approaches and cloned BRCA2 gene as proposed in our previous application. To address the second reviewer's concern about the P.I.'s expertise in positional cloning approaches we have enclosed our latest publication describing cloning and identification of BRCA2 gene. Since the submission of our previous grant application we have cloned the gene, and hence the revised proposal has entirely different emphasis, i.e. to characterize the tumor suppressor activity of BRCA2 gene. We hope that the reviewers will favorably consider this revised proposal and give the P.I. an opportunity to continue this exciting area of research Sincerely yours, ; wns fle / raj Kandpal, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
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@=® CONFID xc: Brand R&D Mers. INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Winston-Salem. N.C. 27102 MQ. re NOG RIR December 14, 1983 ENTIAL Subject: Weekly Highlights R&D Technical Services To: Dr. G. R. Di Marco ITEMS FOR WEEKLY BRIEF @ FTC Market Sample - Pickup of the next market Sample for 'tar' and nicotine testing is nearing completion. Only three of the fifty cities remain. The report on the previous market Sample has been in the hands of the Comnis- sion for approximately two months now with no apparent reason for the delay in release. e Disk Refined Stems - The last of the construction work on the Pilot facili- ty is under way. Disk refined stems can be distinguished from eut filler by image analysis. It should be possible to qualify stem content by this technique. GENERAL ITEMS e Nitrate in Tobacco - A modification of our standard m3, Ne method for waste water {fs ng evaluated for determination of ni rate content of tobacco. Preliminary data show Slightly lower values than with our current method and the erratic behavior of certain types of samples displayed with the specific ion method has not been observed. Precision and reproducibility is quite good and additional work is in progress to inves- tigate the accuracy of the method for tobacco analyses. e@ Protos Modification ~ Design problems were discovered sometime ago in the suction r of the Protos Cigarette Maker. This caused problems in making uniform, firm tobacco rods at high speeds. Hauni has been making cow 37 modifications to Manufacturing machines over the past several months. The ~ “oO ' R&D Plant's Protos was modified last week and is now back in operation. e@ SIP Test Products - An investigation is underway to determine equipment cost and manpower needs for the R&D Plant to more fully support STP's wet Snuff, smoking and chewing tobacco test products. This should be complete by the end of December. e NIR Measurement of Menthol in Cut Filler - A newly~constructed menthol cal- ration for samples o end showed a standard error of 0.051% over a limited range (0.5-0/9% menthol). Standard error of prediction for a set ~ R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 9220 $090S
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Tobacco Company J. DONALD deBETHIZY, Ph.D. Director, Biological Research Research and Development May 24, 1994 Bowman Gray Technical Center Winston-Salem, NC 27101 910-741-2638 Fax 910-741-7472 To: Distribution Subject: Promotion of Carr J. Smith, Ph.D. It is with great pleasure that we announce Dr. Carr Smith’s promotion to Senior Staff Scientist in Research & Development. Carr has been with R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company since 1986, performing a variety of critical functions for the Company. He has been in the Product Evaluation Group since November 1992. Over the past eighteen months, his work in meeting the objectives of the Product Evaluation Group, formerly the Biological Research Group, has been exemplary. We are pleased to recognize Carr’s efforts with this promotion. One of the major things that Carr has been able to accomplish in the brief time he has worked with us is to initiate a program in the area of human cardiovascular disease. Carr has accepted the challenge to build this program and has made significant progress to reach his goal. He has carefully reviewed the literature and written several review articles on the relationship between smoking and cardiovascular disease. One major conclusion is that the cardiovascular risks of smoking and nicotine use have been grossly exaggerated by individuals outside the Company. These articles are being submitted for publication in peer reviewed journals. Additionally, Carr has been actively involved in studies with smokers to support product development efforts. Carr’s depth of knowledge in human clinical studies is invaluable to all of us. He has been a critical participant in our continuing efforts to bring scientific rigor to the question of the health effects of environmental tobacco smoke. Carr was actively involved in responding to the EPA and he has a key role in our current attempts to educate OSHA on the scientific facts. In summary, Carr Smith has been and is performing at a level consistent with the duties and responsibilities of a Senior Staff Scientist at R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. We are delighted to have him as part of our team. We look forward to his continuing efforts to provide balance in scientific discussions of the biological activity of tobacco smoke, particularly in the area of cardiovascular disease. Please join us as we congratulate Carr on his achievements. J. Don deBethizy “We work for smokers avid J. Doolittle OSPE C9OTS
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Curriculum Vitae Name: Anne Crozat Position Title: Research Associate Date of birth: July 10, 1956 Address: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Harvard Medical School 44, Binney street Boston, MA 02115 Telephone: (617) 732 3368 E jon: 1983 Ph.D, Biochemistry, Lyon University, France 1982 AEA, Human Biology, Faculty of Medicine, Lyon, France Certificates: 1978 Microbiology 1980 Endocrine Biochemistry 1981 Introduction to Human Pathology 1981 Master in Human Biology Professional Experience: 1979-84 Pre- and Post-Doctoral Fellow, INSERM U162, Hopital Debrousse, ‘ Lyon, France 1985 Research Associate, Department of Cell Biology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Tx 1986-88 Postdoctoral Fellow, The Population Council, Rockefeller University, New York, NY 1989-90 Research Investigator, The Population Council, New York, NY present Reseach Associate, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Awar and Fellowships: 1980 Undergraduate scholarship, French Goverment 1981-82 Pre-doctoral fellowship, French Government 1983-84 Post-doctoral fellowship, Ligue Nationale contre le Cancer 1985-86 Abroad training research fellowship, INSERM 1986-88 Postdoctoral fellowship, Jessie Smith Noycs Foundation
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TO: FROM: RE: Randy Spell Steve Molloy Serillard MEMORANDUM 1997 TRADE MEDIA PLAN Attached is the revised 1997 Trade Media Plan which incorporates discussed. The revised budget is: MEDIA PRODUCTION AGENCY FEE TOTAL ORIGINAL $306 25 44 $375 November 25, 1996 REVISED $154 25 23 $202 the changes we Overall we have reduced our total insertions from 67 to 39 and saved $173M. Jat 97TRAPLN.MMO/SMM3wp L. Gowan /- cc G. Baroody J. Young S. M. SSL88078
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2085782641 Pabst, Joanne From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 3:26 PM To: Dubiel, Ann Subject: RE: Please review contributions messages Have these contributions been from the PM Cos. Inc. entity, or from the entire enterprise, including PMMC and opcos?
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co ELL PHILIP MORRIS, U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 TO: Distribution DATE: January 18, 1989 FROM: Tim Beane Gio SUBJECT: 1989 PPP--Second Sales Period Attached is the 1989 PPP for the Second Sales Period. This PPP is unusually complicated for two reasons: 1) Alpine’s contract position varies by month and type of display and 2) new contract position definitions take effect in March. Please contact me if you have any questions. Distribution: See attachment TPB:dc attachment SLESEGEPOG
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—~-Original Message——— From: Osborne, Kevin (PMMC Legal) Sent Friday, April 23, 1999 9:04 AM To: Hardin, Chris; Rudd, Alisia Cc: Lieberman, Pamela D. Subject: RE: Letter to Minnesota AG PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL Alisia- Pls. send ma the draft leiter first before cantacting him. You can put a place-holder in the draft to the effect that he was contacted. | agree w/ you it's a good idea, but I'd like to review everything in context before any further contact w/ the consumer. thanks HEPOPEE PINT
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Tarheel! Triad Girl Scou Council Inc. 8432 Norcross Road Colfax, N.C. 27235 919-993-4856 Serving Girls In Alamance Atiegnany Caswell Davidson Davie Forsyth Guutord Randoiph Rockingnam Stokes Surry Wilkes Yadkin Pe : ‘ GN pegs A Lniced Way Ter vice March 4, 1985 OK Ard National Association of S]u State Boards of Education Post Office Box 1176 Alexandria, Virginia 22313 Dear Board Members: I recently read your booklet "Helping Youth Decide" and found it to be a wonderful resource not only for parents but for leaders who work with youth involving decision-making programs. Our Council serves 13 counties in North Carolina, approximately 15,000 girls and adults. We offer a full-time adult development training program for our volunteers to help them work with girls. Your booklet would be a good resource for us to have in our train- ing library. How do I go about securi 50 copies of this booklet? Please inform me as to how to order, 7 etc. Thank you for your help and support for Giri Scouting. Sincerely, avon Wisell Director Educational Services ee, TIMN 309086
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2073258365 Subject: fyi Solana, Rick P. Wednesday, September 15, 1999 11:47 AM Whidden, Roger FW: Lane (1999), Aflatoxin, Tobacco, Ammonia and the p53 Tumor-Suppressor Gene: Cancer's Missing Link?
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98195 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology July 23, 1973 Frederick W. Nordsiek, Ph.D. Associate Scientific Director The Council for Tobacco Research-U.S,A., Inc. 110 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 Dear Dr. Nordsiek: Enclosed for your consideration is the application for our grant, "The Effect of Smoking on Adaptive Changes of Previable Human Pregnancies." You will note that we have reduced the total budget by requesting only 15% indirect cost, as required by the Council. You will also note that approval by our Biomedical Review Committee regarding our application for the use of human subjects in our Clinical Research Center is pending. We have every reason to believe that approval will be forthcoming upon request, which will be initiated upon receipt of the Council's approval of the project. Thank you for your interest in this project. We look forward to your reply. Sincerely, BD wed, W, LeRoy Heinrichs, M.D., Ph.D. Professor and Director of Endocrine Research WLH;jld Enclosure 50199028