anirudh1112/corrected-tobacco-dataset-with-ocr huggingface dataset:
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2505413292 Viol, Brigitte L From: Dino, Salvatore Le, Sent: Friday, September 18, 1998 4:32 PM To: Geffe, Johannes; Bauer, Stefan; Pfeil, Reinhard Ce: Drumm, Lori; Lehner, Robert; Gomm, Willy Subject: Deutsche Telekom Assessment Dear all, You received on Friday 18th a note fram Jean-Marc Genier which explains the status and responsibilities concerning the MIS Business Partners Assessment in the EU Region. As you saw in the "Roles & erst ee table, EU is responsible for the assessment of Deutsche Telekom. We already received a fax from INBIFO saying that Deutche Telekom answered to their RFi and that they confirmed in writing to comply with ali Y2K requirements in due course. Deutsche Telekom is a High critical MIS Business Partner and our methodology requires an on-site survey. We see here a synergy opportunity between PMF and INBIFO (and of course KJS Germany). Could you please discuss together and Jet us know who is going to take in charge the visit. Best regards, Salvatore Dino MIS BP Program Assistant (PM EU), EDC - Switzerland phone: +4121 618 76 51 fax: +4121 634 21 67
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PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR/PROGRAM DIRECTOR: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personne! and consultants listed on page 2. Begin with the Principal investigator/Program Director. Photocopy this page for each person. BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) POSITION TITLE Associate Professor 10/17/45 CATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) YEAR INSTITUTION AND LOCATION CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY NAME Jean-Numa Lapeyre EDU Univ, of California at Los Angeles 1967 Physics/Biology Unity, of California at Irvine 1969 Molecular Biology University of Southern California 1975 Molecular and Cell Biology RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and honors. include present membership on any Federal Goverment public advisory committee. List, in chronological order, the titles and com- plete references to ali publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. 00 NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. " RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1977-1978 Project Investigator, Department of Pathology, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. 1979-1980 Assistant Biochemist and Instructor in Biochemistry (Pathology) The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. 1980-1985 Assistant Biochemist and Assistant Professor of Biochemistry (Pathology) The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. 1985-Present Associate Biochemist and Associate Professor of Biochemistry (Pathology) The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. HONORS 1975-1976 Fogarty International Fellow, Molecular Biology Institute, University of Geneva, Switzerland. June-Sept NCI/INSERM Visiting Exchange Scientist, CNRS 31982 Institute for Molecular Biophysics, Orleans, France. 1985-Present Director, Recombinant DNA Facility, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX. 1985-Present Member, NIH Clinical Science IV Study Section =‘ (Term expires 1989). PERTINENT PUBLICATIONS 1. Lapeyre J-N and Bekhor I Effect of 5-bromo-2' deoxyuridine and dimethyl sulfcdde on properties and structure of chromatin. J Mol Biol 89:137-162. 1974. 2. Lapeyre J-N and Bekhor I: Chromosomal protein interactions in chromatin and with DNA. J Mol Biol 104:24-58, 1976. 3. Lapeyre J-N and Becker FF: 5-Methylcytosine content of nuclear DNA during chemical hepatocarcinogenesis and in carcinomas which result. Biochem Biophys Res Comm 87:698- 705, 1979. PHS 398 (Rev. 9/86) Page __.* “Number pages consecutively at the bottom throughout the application. Do not use suffixes such as 5a. 5b.
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¢ * ‘CRC contract RESEARCH CENTER = 27 Nov.92 RAW/MCM [C:\FORMS\L030INF] - , oo PAGE 16 $489 ~ PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NO.: CRC: B1031, INBIFO: P 0500/3195 Nos) 0 | ee Date: 24 Nov. 92 (cont.) . & ‘PMT: The following mean TPM and CO values were observed on day 1 and 2 and the following NO an NOx determinations were made: TS a. ‘GROUP CODE TPM CoO NO NOx (ug) (ppm) = (ppm) (ppm) 0-GR sham 0.6 0.35 0.095 0.101 1-GR low. - 3.1 12.0 0.449 0.466 2-GR med 9.0 30.3 1.097 1.101 . —3-GR high 28.3 | 96.0 2.774 2.861 ir 7. Since the results for 2-GR are slightly below the target concentrations, a small] adjustment to the dilution air will be done tomorrow. * Date: 25 Nov.92 7 y) 7 oe 8 , ‘ PMT: Today i is day 3 and treatment will continue 2 for 3/4 of the the normal exposure duration. ‘ A om sajeaanent was. made to the dilution air ut the 2-GR (medium concentrating): _ The following mean TPM and CO values were observed: GROUPCODE TPM CO (ug) = (Ppm) fe) — 0-GR sham 0.4. -0.3 . S 1-GRlow 3.0 11.2. fe aj 2-GR med 9.5 31.5 . 2 | am) 3-GR high 28.1 94.8 = Conditioning room 29.4 © 96.3. we iA Aftes exposure, the rats-were OK. oe 7 Q os a Fd t ei : / ° pts :
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-—-—Original Message—— From: £AFickes [SMTP-fickes@ix.netcom.com] <mailto:[SMTP:fickes@ix. netcom.com]> Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 6:53 PM To: Anne Cafdas Subject: Appeal ASHRAE 622 Ms. Caidas: | am responding to your request for preferences of dates for the appeal hearing on ASHRAE 62e. My preferences are December 2, 4999 or February 3, 2000. lam also writing in response to your notification of the proposed pane! members for my appeal. | notice that one panei member, Nancy Trahey, Is employed by NIST. For your information, the Chair af ASHRAE SSPC 62,1, the ASHRAE committee whose actions are the subject of my appeal is Andrew ’ Persily, a NIST employee. | therefore would ask that ANSI consider excusing Ms. Trahey from the panel. Thank you for your consideration. Semi htnlnhs nme REMC RR TREE IH Ed Fickes FICKES ENGINEERING 2121 Spring Creek Pkwy #201 Plano, TX 75023 email: fickes@ix.netcom.com <mailto;fickes@ix.netcom.com> Phone: 972/423-0203 Fax: 972/423-7635 VPECSILGPLOS
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MEMORANDUM January 27, 1992 To: Roland Hammer From: Scott Benson Re: Newport. Lights Direct Mail Test Roland, in working: with our Direct Marketing data base, I’ve identified sufficient Salem smokers in the state of Michigan to make a. Direct Mail. test. for Newport Lights worthwhile. In brief, you might want. to consider a test with 5,000+ Salem Family smokers. OMG! would. develop a Direct Mail piece for Newport Lights.. The objective would be to stimulate conversion to the brand by educating these consumers about Newport Lights white tip and offering money-saving coupons. Please advise. fet NUDMT/6 xe: 4S. T. Jones W.. S. Leong M.. L. Orlowsky G. R.. Telford P.. Tsigrikes H.. H. Westphalen S. Prakash. (DMG) J. Schindelheim (DMG) évlZeles
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ped PHILIP MORRIS EEC REGION BRILLANCOURT - 1001 LAUSANNE RECENVED | 1? FEV. 1994 Wi. THORAA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE To: W. Tschudin February 17, 1994 From: J. Hogan cc: L. Peuckert W. Thoma J. Richter (w/o att) Subject: BASIC Attached is a strategy statement for this product proposition, taking into account where the brand is in the USA. Given that you have not yet had a packaging brief, | think the section entitled "Application to Europe" will give you a reasonable feel for what the packaging should or shouldn't include. Could we discuss this upon your return. Regards, any” John Hoga Enc. ZOSS90L0SZ
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From: Bradt, Christine To: Ittermann, Patti F.; Michalck, Joseph J. CC; Sterling, Carol (LHC); Deriso, Demetra (LHC); Clark, Tim (LHC); Sheer, Lucinda C.; ‘Kemp, Penny’; 'Spishak, Sabrina’ BCC: Primary Date: 9/18/1997 6:48:00 PM Last Modified Date: 200!-Nov-20 17:13:21 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Sep-18 18:58:00 Received Date: 1997-Sep-18 18:48:00 Subject: 1997/1998 Retail Pricing Test - Revised Attachments: RETPRICE.PPT $2MILEC.XLS || RETPRICE.PPT : 4438 in RETPRICE.PPT ]]} Please find attached the Revised Retail Pricing Test Deck and Flowcharts for 4th Quarter 1997 and 1st Quarter 1998. Please note that 4th Quarter 1997 was planned based on the last e-mail from Lucinda stating budgets for St. Louis Region at $608.0M and Atlanta Region at $327.0M. Activity for both Regions includes incremental Bulletin support, incremental Alternative Weekly support, and additional Newspaper support. Should you have any questions, please call me at 774-9459. Thanks. Priority: High [[ $2MILFC.XLS : 4437 in $2MILFC.XLS J] Here they are! RJR00000004 17108182 70032 1687 Z80¢ 0262S
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Denne Original Message----- > From: Steve Brod [SMTP:steve@phplifeskills.com] > Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 1:33 PM >To: Henry Fernandez > Subject: Life Skills Training > > Henry: > > Hope the summer Is going well for you and have had a chance to vacation. > Summer is our busy season so ail that has to wait for the fall. > > I'm writing to give you a heads up on recent developments. For the last > several months both Dr. Botvin and my company have come under increasing > and > rather relentless pressure to distance ourselves from the industry > initiative. We have heard complaints from NIDA, CDC, SAMSHA as well as > the > interest groups of ALA, ACS, AHA, Campaign for Tobacco Freee Youth, etc. 1, €L09Lr0Ss0c
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Be To: aad From: _ Subject: ME AML a PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED INTER-~OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Mr. J. E. Wickham " pate: November 7, 1980 Elizabeth Chambers HTI 2440/2441 Submitted By: L. Long 2440 = MOCW = Red M43 and Black H67 Control 79-3 Marlboro 85 Cigarettes MOCX = Red H67 and Black M43 Marlboro 85 Cigarettes 2441 Experimental 82-1 The experimental 82-1 Marlboro 85 cigarettes (MOCX) were not. different from the control 79-3 Marlboro 85 cigarettes (MOCW) in any of the characteristics tested. EC: gmm cc: Mr. B. A. Soyars / \ * i Dr. R. B. Seligman' Mr. W. G. Lloyd hi Dr. W. F. Gannon Mr. L. F. Meyer Mr. T. T. Goodale Mr. J. Zoller Mr. G. F. Raed Mr. J. S. Osmalov Mr. F. L. Daylor Mr. H. G. Daniel Mr. H. L. Spielberg Mr. L. L. Long Attachment = — © : pars @ oz, op jad nN a
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MEMORANDUM May 16, 1994 TO: Mr. R. H. Orcutt FROM: R. B. Spell . The attached two pages reflect the number of retail outlets participating in our P.A.P. Program and the expenditures against Harley and Style during March and April. Please note: Monies reflect quantity of product bought down, not sold through. I can not determine movement or growth until the number of outlets being added stabilizes. These monies do not reflect added expenditure. Each dollar spent toward P.A.P. must have an equal value of coupons/stickers removed from allotment and held in division offices. R. B. Spell /jmp ec: P. J. McCann A. J. Giacocio T2TBOZES
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PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. INTER-~OFPFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia Chris Kroustalis Date: Dec 7, 1989 To: From: Szu-Sung Yang Subject: Collaborative Study of Methoprene Analysis Twenty tobacco samples obtained from: the Kabat. Sub-group of the Stemmery Quality Assurance Standarization Group for a collaborative study of methoprene analysis were analyzed using our current HPLC method. The results are attached. ce: D. Ingraham D. Leyden Central Files cS ROY IZ9BT e207
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—= ChAta J Khem, A) are, Wi74 he a vy, 1 J Aas fp Won? tone! Ap Lf MEMORANDUM URGENT TO: All Vice Presidents All Department Heads All Records Coordinators FROM: F. A. Burke Vice President Law & General Counsel DATE: May 26, 1994 RE: Retain All Documents Under an order in litigation, the Company is required to retain literally all documents regarding certain subjects. Effective immediately, Brown & Williamson employees are required to retain indefinitely all documents relating to (1) the manufacturing, testing and composition of tobacco, tobacco products, paper, filter or any other material contained in, relating to or used in the manufacture, testing and composition of tobacco products or (2) the nicotine content of tobacco, tobacco products (cigarettes, pipe tobacco, smoking tobacco, smokeless tobacco, filler, reconstituted tobacco, expanded tobacco, etc.) and cigarette smoke. Please note that this requirement under the court order overrides the provisions of our Records Management Program. One effect of overriding the Program is that the order requires us to retain relevant copies and temporary documents. The other effect concerns electronic documents. fiessiaasschis sain aS Under the order, the term “document” means every form of recorded information, whether handwritten or printed, and including electronic information as follows: videotape . . . phonograph record, tape record, mechanical or electronic sound recording or transcript thereof, retrievable data (whether carded, taped, coded, electrostatically or electromagnetically recorded, or otherwise), or other data compilation from which information can be obtained, including (but not limited to) . . . computer storage tapes, computer storage cards or discs... . Thus, all such electronic information that is relevant to the subject matter is required to be retained indefinitely. If you have any questions about how to save electronic information, please call MIS. For your information, the litigation involved is the Castano case in Louisiana. As you may know from media reports, a group of plaintiff's law firms has filed a complaint alleging a class action against the industry on behalf of smckers who claim to be addicted. Plaintiffs obtained an order which froze the companies’ documents at a time when Brown & Williamson was not a party to the case and there are good arguments that the order does not apply to us. After careful consideration, we have decided that the best course for the Company is to comply. /sa 566930064 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEI I W n Ky I
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November 18, 1996 TO: B. K. Stockdale M. L. Buckler R. A. Pettorini FROM: J.E. Powers Gentlemen, I have put together some thoughts on “CAMEL” elements for cigarette outlets. Please give me your thoughts. A ttf J. E. Powers JEP:srh Attachment Se) ty J 8 a] Ss wo Se: No.
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2085775606 Berlina, Mark Ee From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 12:01 PM To: Murillo, Joe Subject: FW: USA's comments re: Doggett legislation Fyi, and please let me know if you need more detail.
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Hee ES fT GRANT APPLICATION No. 814A Subject: Una S, Ryan, Ph.D., Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute, Miami, Florida, Continudtion application “Endocrine Functions of the Lungs" This is an imaginative proposal, with some preliminary work already accom plished to indicate feasibility, for demons trating cellular localization of “converting enzyme", This enzyme has been shown both to. deactivate bradykinin and, contrarily, to activate angiotensin I to angiotensin II. Both of these activities are part of the nor-respiretory functions of the lung, which in this instance is shown to be a hormonal control organ capablé of affecting distant, in fact general, function. Dr. Ryan presents evidence to support her claim that the deactivation proceeds in the "caveolae" of endothelium of small pulmonary vessels, and that this is a totally new mechanism of hormonal inacti- vation; this last can be argued. The methods to be applied are immunocytochemical localization. For this purpose special procedures of conjugating microperoxidase with antibody to converting enzyme will be applied te specially fixed morsellated lung tissue in vitro. Critique: The procedures outlined are eppropriate and represent an interesting confluence of powerful biochemical and immunological methods. Oblique refer- ence is made at several points to smoking, and to other work on localization of nicotine and metabolites to cells, also progressing in this laboratory. It is quite possible that smoking may affect an enzymic deactivation process in the lig of certain important hormones. This proposal in a way can be considered as preparatory for such investigations at a basic level. It is, however, unnecessary for actual practical investigation of converting enzymes in the lung. / fs Averill A. Liebow, M.D. AAL/jp 10/16/74 bth) Det, Brag, Sanpnees, declhy Lard a) the’, Ket
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From: Culley, Liz Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 11:31 AM To: Lipowicz, Peter J. Subject: RE: Ventilation Statements Meeting Outcome! _ you're the best! thanks, again. 2078463387
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~ 3078345432 oot From: Berlind, Mark on Mon, Feb 3, 1997 10:47 AM Subject: Scientific Issues Memo To: Windholz, Eric Cc: Whidden, Roger File(s): R&D Memo Attached is a revised draft of the memo we discussed last week — let me know if you have any suggestions prior to our 4pm and I'l] work them in.
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----Original Message—— From: Daragan, Karen M. Sent; Wednesday, January 03, 2001 10:19 PM To: Baigley, Annemarie; Chaikin, Karen: Fernandez, Henry L.; Ostern, Eric Subject: RE: YSP Accrua! Update for year end Can | please see final accrual list you put together? This is total spending report. OLZZGLLG80Z
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“ ‘ 4 t a re Be Eee ee j 17D, poe 3 Ue | ~ Tobecoo Company i Gail Dp. Puri Promotiéns Coordinator 3590 S4th Street, Suite J Ft. Lau lerdale, Floritta 33309 October 6, 1995 (800) 843-6495 (305) 736-0141 Fax: (308) 738-9714 To: All Managers with Chain Responsibility . 4 * | | Re; Chain Information Sheet | i Ladies and Gentlemen: The South Florida Region is in the process of updating all Chain Information and communicating this to all Sales & Retail Reps. Please complete the attached form and fax back to my attention at the South Florida ROU (305-735-9714.) As information, Value-Added Promotions and other Programs are sent out in a Weckly Chain Calendar. If you Would like to be copied on the calendar, please let me know. | t If we have a current Plan-o-Gram, it will be indicated on the'sheet. Please check the fax cover sheet for any additional information needed. ‘Thank you for your cooperation. As we complete cach chain, we will mail you a copy of what is sent out to the Ficld. Sincerely, Gail Gail D. Puri Promotions Coordinator/23 10 62Tb LOSTS
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‘The University of Texas System Cancocr Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Texas Medical Center » 6723 Bestner Avenue » Houston, Texas 77030 May 20, 1988 Robert F. Gertenbach ote te Te FEE, President | The Council for Tobacco Research ~ U.S.A., Inc. Py rf FGRe 900 Third Avenue l MAY 2. °/ 1888 1 Jl New York, N.Y. 10022 litsteursaa ue TEE RE: Grant No, 2257 “ Dear Mr. Gertenbach: ' We were delighted to learn of the award of the above grant to support our work on DNA ligase. I enclose a new budget and other materials as requested, Although the award is for a lesser amount than we requested and for one year, it wil] be an enormous help in fulfilling ovr goals. There is no overlap between the goals of this grant and that awarded by the National Cancer Institute to Dr. John Chan which will focus upon the molecular biological studies aimed at analyzing the gene involved in this disease, The studies supported by the Council under Grant No. 2257 will be focused upon the enzymology of the human cells. The appointment of Dr. Heahyun Yoo to this aspect of the project is to achieve that specific purpose. Dr. Yoo, a research associate in my laboratory, has an extensive background in enzymology as is evident by her CV and bibliography (enclosed). Once again we thank you for this generous award and assure you of our efforts to guarantee its success, Sincerely yours, Ledch HEclol\D Frederick F. Becker, M.D. Professor of Pathology FFB:mjn Enc Th 1836-1986 ©1961 Stata of Texas 40017854
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From: BGTC Help Desk To: DL BGTC Users CC: BCC: Primary Date: 7/22/1999 1:44:36 PM Last Modified Date: 1999-Jul-22 13:44:37 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Jul-22 13:39:01 Received Date: 1999-Jul-22 13:44:36 Subject: BGTC - The RJR News - R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings reports 1999 second quarter and first-half results{F} From: Hall, Tony Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 1:39:00 PM To: BGTC Help Desk Subject: BGTC - The RJR News - R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings reports 1999 second quarter and first-half results Auto forwarded by a Rule Vol. 21, No. 56 July 22, 1999 The following press release was distributed to the news media on July 22. RJ. REYNOLDS TOBACCO HOLDINGS REPORTS 1999 SECOND QUARTER AND FIRST-HALF RESULTS Second Quarter Highlights ONGOING RESULTS (Note: Ongoing results exclude a $2.67 billion, or $24.54 per diluted share, after-tax net gain on discontinued operations and $367 million, or $3.38 per diluted share, in after-tax one-time charges related to spin-off and debt repayment transactions. Ongoing results also give effect to lower levels of debt and increased cash as if the debt extinguishment and cash received from the sale of R.J. Reynolds International had occurred at the beginning of each of the respective periods. See attached Financial Statements and Notes.) * Net income per diluted share $.90 versus $1.38, down 35% * Net income $98 million versus $150 million, down 35% * Operating company contribution $324 million versus $410 million, down 21% * Cash net income $179 million versus $232 million, down 23% * RJRO000001667091805 70040 9510 Seel esecs
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TO: BR, FRANK DEYDER FROM: ERREST PRPPLES- PER YOUR REQUEST ERSECS CP So WELLS EA NESE RIS PORE EIEIED CLT TEE ETE EER GEESE 7 FORA Vlead: 1F51E Aipest - farustasitie,; Kentwcdhy TRU ¥Wiwuwaen- L. DueWiwr Weow Preacfofecet: Srirerpfional Bpetatians December 231, iST7 vr. Hobert Strauss Special Representative, Trade Negotiations 1800 Cintreet, B.W. j Fashington, B.C: 20506 ~~ Dear Mr. §Strauss:: There are certsin trade policies oi the Japanese government which discriminate. against. inported cigarettes which ve believe you should discuss with Japan. . We urge you to put these policies on your agenda for your forthcoming. meetings in Tokyo, and if necesgary, carry: the naiter into the Tokyo round of multinational trade negotiations in Geneva. uext year. Ws are @ najor United States nanufactarer of cigarettes: which we export to nany international markets, including Japan. We cam seil in Japan enly through the: Japan Tobacco ang §alt Public. Corporation ("JTS"), an arm of the Japanege Ministry of Pinance. Our sales. of cigarettes would be many times larger ib. Japan were it not. for policies practiced by JTS which restrict the narketing of sux cigeretteq and piace our products at 2 disadvantage as compared to Japanese | domestic cigarettes. Jt is our understanding that the policies appiy te ail imported cigarettes and to that extent we speak for other U.S. cigarette exporters ax well, We shall describe the discriminating policies in more detail. iTS applies =. quota to alli imported cigarettes which limits the totsi number of imported cigarettes silewed TIFL 0524464 ~TIMN 0144552
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April 3, 1978 Allen B. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Medicine and Physiology Chief, Pulmonary Disease Section _ School of Medicine Temple University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19140 Re: Grant 954-B. Dear Doctor Cohen: Before we can approve a travel allocation for a trip abroad we should know the name or names of the meeting or meetings to be attended, the duration of the meeting, the time of travel and the title of the presentations.to be made. In general it is not the policy of The Council to encourage travels to foreign countries for the purpose of presenting a paper mless they are combined with invitations to working conferences or some particularly needed visit to some laboratories. I am quite sure that no special allocation would be made for this purpose. If it can be done with the support- committed funds it might be approved if the requested information is available. Sincerely, William U. Gardner, Ph.D. Scientific Director WUG sek Sh en ene PR I a ENE EET ERSTE TTS TS SENSES SEE OA 50108151
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2076406705 Williams, David L. —— From: Friedman, Mark Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 9:11 PM To: Carcich, Claire; Duperier, Laurie; Berlind, Mark; Hurwitz, Even; Prince, James; Williams, David L. Subject: FW: Ingredient - Constituent Summary Importance: High Here is the final version of the memo transmitted to Eric today. Thanks again for all your help. Regards, Mark
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 TO: Distribution DATE: May 23, 1991 FROM: Marketing Information & Analysis/Ellen Fitzgerald é suBJEcT: SUPERMARKET RAPID FACT REPORT Attached please find the latest Supermarket Rapid Fact Report for the week ending May 5, 1991. This service provides weekly information (share, coupon availability, coupon values and carton pricing) based on scanning supermarkets across the Total U.S. This information is provided on a local market basis and can be provided on request. Please call if you have any questions or comments. Anise “C Lembo “8. Schuyler , Beran “i, Lund “Scully . Campbell A McCarthy dT Spector Jj. Chaump Merlo “C, Suwarna ~D. Dangoor . Mikulay “WM, Szymanczyk ‘Ss. Fuller : Moore ‘Tomei E. Gawronski AW, Murray 2B. Weinstein “6. Johnson +8. O'Brien ik. Wexler | ay i 492500202
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7 | PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED BL Davis, INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE ansaid q RICHMOND, WIRGINIA | : OAN 19 196s To: . Mr. F. L. Daylor pate: January 18, 1968 From: - R. B. Seligman Bimal) Subject: . Charcoal Filter Cigaret . &; he A major breakthrough in cigaret flavoring would be the development of a charcoal fiiltered cigaret which cannot be differentiated from one which contains no charcoal in the filter. 1 feel this deserves. serious consideration as it may be the only way by which we can save one of our brandis. oe Please let me have your comments. eo hp jab fon) oS jb 9 DD : Sa) oa a GT © Lae eri see” Ss 4 apatstoTe PO a ele Be. 5 eh feed oe BOR Le ei : =, e Fa ees Bee til B72 MP abe Be = ah beatin oe BO be Be me a ee PO the ne eet A Nd ede nelle, ye BSR UR aaeintdeabiy wake’ Sle myanhrhith . bia ae
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my AUSTRALIA March 11, 1988 Dr. W. Allan Crawford 29 Battle Boulevarde Seaforth, N. fs W. 2092 Dear ee Further on ‘the matter of your pending isle, T would “+ like to suggest that-you correspond directly with those you are interested in seeing, other than the members of our staff. To assist you I am enclosing a list of current addresses. _ The reason for this suggestion’is a bit complicated. Por one thing Charlie and Marvin have both retired . from The Institute... In addition, three of our member “companies have tncorporated a new organization, the Center for Indoor ‘Air Research, to look after . the ‘scientific matters ‘related to the ETS controversy — and to monitor and sponsor relevant research.. While no formal arrangements have yet been made I suspect that CIAR will be taking over consultations with more or less the same Penang with whom you would . like to visit. Bee ae GOO ig ‘The ‘acting ‘Precutaye? pirector of the CIAR is Dr. Guy * ‘Oldaker at Reynolds.. For that reason, and because of your expressed interest in visiting the RJR research facility <I have included Guy’ s address on the attached : VRegarding your apt to The thatitutes let me know =” ‘when’ you ‘can of: the’. "hole" in your. schedule so. that: I: can Srrenke ; time. fora: “souple of. us to meet with ali eas 2 2 *y oF hope’ edu will ‘find. this. satisfectory. “We cortainiy i228 look forward ae seeing" you. Co dtaliys illiam Kloepfer, Jr. TI0639-0634
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° Crtkb crt Lor TOBACCO COMPANY MEMORANDUM June 10, 1994 Barnes F. Bondurant R. Deaton . Douglas G. Garrard Friddle J. Harper G. Hicks Jones fo) ay te Q a Peo aon Sox Qa Bt 05 OHO e Barrett L. Williams 1) H ORAM AMEHADANAUSEWE a u FROM: Jessup SUBJECT: PDC Attached are the highlights of the PDC meeting June 7, 1994. AER, T. D. Jesstp /lm:p167 Attachment
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1992 KOOL KMDP WORK PLAN The 1992 KMDP Program is designed to maintain the proper KMDP focus and to defend against heavy competitive activity. oe To achieve this, we will develop and implement operational plans that include: - Tactical Price Discounting ~ Priovity Narket Support - Nationally Coordinated Retail Promotions - Point-Of-Sale Support Materials G) Prionit Wav ket a PRO cRAN OBJECTIVE Maintain KMDP focus in key markets to reestablish KOOL as a dominant brand at retail. Provide value added tape-ons, B1GiF, discounting and impactful permanent/temporary point-of-sale materials. Respond to competitive full revenue price discounting through tactical VPR sticker pricing programs. PROMOTION SPECIFICS Aa , ; al will Continue | In KMDP assiggments, KOOL sheutd have +2—fuit-months-—ef support. KMDP market sAsheudd. participare: in the following rettroned promotions. 1992 KOOL KMDP PROMOTION CALENDAR 1ST QUARTER 2ND QUARTER 3RD QUARTER 4TH QUARTER VPR Stickers VPR Stickers VPR Stickers VPR Stickers Display/ Display/ Display/ Display/ Plus-Outs Plus-Outs Plus-Outs Plus-Outs Tape-Ons Tape-Ons Tape- Ons* Tape ~ Ons “ B1G1F (Wave A) B1G1iF (Wave B) * Those Kmo p ASSIG Ament wai hin Priority markets showtA contact Hheir thanagees fev specific detarls reacting priority macket promotions 671409092 PRODUCED FROM B&W WEB SITE 671409092
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Siemers, William To: Bible, Geoffrey; Camilleri, Louis; Webb, William; Wall, Chuck; Parrish, Steve; Sompolski, Timothy; Holsenbeck, Penn Cc: De Lisi, Nancy; Ripley, Rosemary; Cautero, Rich; Rudofsky, David Subject: Sea Island Rehearsals The open Sea Island rehearsal date on Wednesday, April 5th has been canceled. The next Sea Island rehearsal is scheduled for Tuesday, April 11th (9:00 - 12:00 on the 26th floor), at which time Miller will present again and Nancy will rehearse the Financial Highlights and Growth Initiatives presentations. However, John Bowlin might have a conflict on the 11th, which | am following up on. | will send another note confirming or changing this date when I know more. Regards, Bill (3-2114) GEOLPOGLOZ |
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Maphso”” PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. Inter Office Correspondence DATE: February 9, 1996 TO: All NYO, Ryebrook and PM USA Employees FROM: Ellen Merlo SUBJECT: PM USA Statement/OSHA Last night PM USA released a statement in which we calied on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to withdraw its plan to virtually ban smoking from the nation's workplaces. Our statement coincides with our submission today, to OSHA, of a five-volume legal brief outlining why we believe OSHA's plan is flawed. A copy of PM USA's statement is on the back of this sheet. I hope you will take a few minutes to read it.
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Philip Morris USA Confidential PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia To: E. L. Watts, II Date: April 20, 1995 From: L. B. Vinson ¢ j Subject: CIGARETTTE SPECIFICATION - REVISION Please note that following target modifications for Players Navy Cut 83mm Regular FTB (Brand Code 3130): Tar Target, mg/cigt 16.0 Tar Range,mg/cigt 15.5 - 16.4 Tar/puff 1.8 These modifications are a result of data collected from two large scale runs conducted at the Louisville facility. The attached memo documents legal department’s approval. No other parameter modifications are needed at this time. Please call if there are any questions. 0. Cook . P. Heretick .L. Myracle . T. Scott . L. Spruill .N. Yatrakis Qn wo P Hs DOC CODE: P0622 CES6PISSO™
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The Tobacco Institute 1875 I Street, Northwest Washington, DC 20006 (800) 424-9876 «+. ON YOUTH SMOKING REDUCING ACCESS Health and Human Services Secretary Louis Sullivan has proposed measures whereby states would take new legislative action on proposals such as licensing tobacco retailers and banning vending machines. Such measures are misdirected. The National Automatic Merchandising Association, the national trade association of the vending industry, indicates that nearly 80 percent of all cigarette vending machines are located where persons under the age of 18 are not allowed access or rarely frequent. o Almost a third of all cigarette vending machines are located in bars and cocktail lounges. Nearly 40 percent are found in industrial plants and offices, and almost 8 percent are found in hotels, motels and other generally adult settings. Thus, a ban on cigarette vending machines would primarily remove adult - not youth -- access. Those few vending machines that are located in places where youth may frequent should be supervised, The tobacco industry will support legislation in the states to accomplish this goal. This action -- not a ban on vending machines in workplaces or bars - will help reduce youth access. Licensing of tobacco retailers is also suggested as a regulatory approach to reducing purchase of cigarettes by young people. However, the logic used -- that tobacco should be sold in the same restrictive manner as alcohol -- also argues against this as an effective solution. o A 1989 Health and Human Services report tells us that "despite the fact that it is illegal for virtually all high school students and most college students to purchase alcoholic beverages, experience with alcohol is almost universal among them and active use is widespread." The report indicates that two of every three high school seniors report alcohol use in the last month. Right now, it is illegal for cigarettes to be sold to minors in almost every state in the country. Laws are already in place. Enforcement of these laws is the best way to keep adult products, like cigarettes, from being sold to young people. In the past — and for the future - the tobacco industry has maintained responsible positions on the issue of smoking by young people. The longstanding policy of cigarette manufacturers is that the choice to smoke or not to smoke is to be made by informed adults. uw TIO607-1122
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11/01/94 «18:08 = BH214 644 8807 wwe, $307 RJR DA. +++ MERCRARDISING @o037004 DALLAS RIR-d626 LAFAYETTE DISTR wae a nena WO "Tobacco Gompany CHEIBTY F. WITHERS Spaolat Accounts Manat Cotobar 6, 1604 BYOO -°6-00 aaa aaa art _ To: Peter Racmon Het Ganat Bayou Foods Po. Box & . 4 43 Churehpoint, LA 70626 eye Ge) Dear Petor, RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Company would like (0 extend our current merchandising apregment wilh Coane! Bayou Food wilh the following changes: ® No changes in Merchandising (positloning of package fixtures). @ Musi sliow Ru, Reynolds to compote at pally pricing In ali price tiers. & To remoin in offect for all of 1988. 12.495" In consideration for extending our current meretandising agcearnant with the #bove ligtad changes, RJR will pay Beyou Foods §2,600'up front. Canal Bayou Foods understands ) that: Wed Shee: dats : ne a If {hls contract extension is terminated by Canal Beyou Foods prior to 7$% of the terre @ months) being satisfied, Cenel Bayou Foods will rafund 100% of fhe extension bonus payment. if this coniracl extension is terminated by Censl Bayou Foods during the fing! 2635 of the term (3 months), Canal will refund the pro rated amount of the extension bonus payment nol eamod. ; # I legisiation Is enacted That resiriets RJR's sdllity te gatlsty the entire Lerm ot thls agreement. monthly payment could cease gi that time, however. Canal Beyou Foods would not be obligated 10 refund unearned extension bonus money to RIR. fw RUR can elest to torminate This agreement at anytime, If such an ever, Gane! Bpyou Foods will be endtiled to retain the upfront payment, Should Cane) Bayou Foods apred to the stipulations sei forth In inls Socument , please compicte the information at the botlom of ils page and return to me. Gincerely. CWE; Christy Withers Rotaller Name, » Rak y olds Tebaese Co. . 4, wf Rotaller Bignature A By. z 8 Deie Signes, ED a “We work for smokers.” &
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FROM : PHILIP MORRIS sok CORP.AFFAIRS PHONE NO. = +455 11 5245533 Sep. 25 199? @8:54AMN Pi Poraall =€ Cobo HILIP MORRIS INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE E_—Eeee : BRAZIL COPY : a Wendy Burrell FROM: Lucio Pedro Mocsanyi Corporate Aifairs - Brazil REF: News Article a FYI, follows attached an article published today at “O Estado de S30 Paulo” about the action moved against Souza Cruz which first articles I’ve sent you yesterday. The attached article refers to important legal opinions, who believe Souza Cruz will win in a second instance, considering that “manufacturing cigarettes is a legal activity.. Adversiting and warnings are regulated by law, which makes the cigarettes manufacturing activity even more legitime.” One of the lawyers who has been consulted (Dr. Celso Bastos) also added that “this decision is clearly oriented by US influence”. An other lawyer (Dr. Jorge Celidénio) questioned “how it could be possible to determine if the smoker only consumed cigarettes from Souza Cruz, during his whole life”, and still complemented by saying that “if the person started to smoke as a kid, also his parents should be considered guilty”. Still this same lawyer added “that other habits can also provoque heart attacks”. Only one attorney believes that “sf it could be proven that the smoker only consumed cigarettes from Souza Cuz and that his death was really a consequence of the smoking habit, the cause & effect relation would then be a fact”. This same attorney considered, at the other hand, shese proves difficult to be obtained. Licio Pedro Macsanyi Corporate Affairs Manager ECEIWE SEP 2.5 1097 ROGER G. WHIDDEN OOSSEESIO?
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From: Atkins, Sharon on Tue, Apr 16, 1996 3:52 PM Subject: re: review of BOSS logo design To: Gilbert, Jacquie . Ce: Caldwell, Stephen; Klaus, Jim; Trossbach, Sherry File(s): BOSS LOGO-2.eps(Converted); new logo Jacquie, 2064850090A Enclosed is the BOSS project design for our pi sed logo. Please review and let us know if this is acceptable for use with FSF communications, wholesaler, and within PM department cominunications. Sharon Atkins
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R: REDACTED MATERIAL Murillo, Joe From: Arbetter, Louis Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 1998 8:04 PM To: Moore, Jay T.; Nedelischeff, Olga Ce: Murillo, Joe; Reale, Anthony; Mulligan, Kathleen Subject: RE: iV-S08 MU 99 | just received some new pricing information which alters the forecast | sent earller today. Some Items have decreased in cost considerably, due to the negotiating prowess of our purchasing department. The revised forecast is attached. %) MU's9 Forecast From: Arbetter, Louis Sent: Tuesday, uly 28, 1998 12:58 PM To: Moora, Jay T.; Nedeltscheff, Olga Ce: Murillo, Joa; Reala, Anthony; Mulligan, Kathleen Subject: RE: IV-508 MU 8S The attached document details the estimated forecasts for MU'99. These are slightly different from the forecasts | sent 6/22, Unfortunately, final forecast numbers will not be available for another two weeks. <<File: MU'99 Forecast.xis>> REDACTED EPBIESHIO™
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BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE TO: Ms. D. A. Beatty (2) CC: Mr. T. F. Riehl Ms. D. M. Frank Mr. R. P. Newton Mr. B. A. Bandy FROM: Ms. P. A. Dever DATE: June 10, 1983 SUBJECT: VICEROY 100 CANDIDATE "A" VS. CURRENT VICEROY 100/245 MR 1983-34V (B245-83-1) PILOT PLANT/02-245-31 Data and specifications concerning the following samples are attached. Cigarette Code Description 327/347 XLF-550 blend/XCF-639 and 638 casings/XFF-303 flavor/4.3-37,000 tow/S-65M1 plug wrap/S-544 cigarette paper/32 mm cork, EP tipping (205C)/ 235 density - VICEROY 100 Candidate "A" (LAMARK E) 347/327 BW-1401 blend/C.85, 86, and 87 casings/F.13 flavor/ 4.3-37,000 tow/S-322 plug wrap/E-753 cigarette paper/32 mm cork tipping/245 density -— Current VICEROY 100 Pp. Aw D. PAD/vr O061i Attachments on) 1 oe! an oO ud J w on)
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Teitelbaum, Shari Z. a Subject: Importance: 2085269729 Teitelbaum, Shari Z. Friday, October 26, 2001 11:37 AM Nothofer, Mike FW: Some numbers please High
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2081762672 Moore, Jay T. From: Moore, Jay T. Sent: Monday, October 26, 1998 6:57 AM To: Caputo, Christine; Nedeltscheff, Olga Cc: Murillo, Joe; Reale, Anthony Subject: RE: BASIC Bowling - Bowling Bag Please let me know how long the bag has been in the marketplace. Do we know how large a company Ebonite is?
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From: Turner, Alvin To: Barrett, Leigh; Davis, Cindi; Fogle, John; Foote, Naomi; Guess, Hal; Simmons, Alan; Young, Tonya; Carter, Sterling; Devine, Sara; Edgell, Glenda; Fulton, Aquilla; Nicholls, Juan; Raynor, Debra (Dee) L.; Reece, June B.; Stevenson, Melanie; Turpin, James; Taylor, Larry M.; Alderman, Bill E.; Petree, Tony W.; Bowles, Regina N.; Brown, Carson A.; Burcham, J. Randall; Caldwell, Alan L.; Davis, Jan A.; Fogleman, Joe E.; Hawley, Ray W.; Inman, L. Joe; Lancaster, Richard 0.; Lane, Steven H.; Martin, Timothy G.; Morgan, Ronald H.; Norman, Steven M.; Philpot, Laura L.; Pruitt, James Neal; Tatum, David W.; Threatt, John B.; Vaden, William (W. Brent) B.; Wood, Stanley 1.; Beeson, J. Mike; Vest, J. Pat ce: BCC: Subject: Phase III Export Report: River 100 Primary Date: 7/12/1996 5:49:00 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-May-06 05:48:13 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Jul-12 05:48:00 Received DateDate: 1996-Jul-12 05:49:00 Attachments: MA12558.XLS StZ9 6S0ES RJRO000000006049903 70044 3694
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From: Dawson, Leesa Seni: Tuesday, November 17, 1998 2:38 PM To: Hardin, Chils Ce: Tinnell, Mary P Subject: RE: Leaf Auction Warehouses Mary Tinneall put this information together for you. This is from a list we have on file, which I'm sure could be incomplete. You can call Mary at ext. 2182, or my ext. is 4514. V62Z802S 1802
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—--Original Message----- From: Ostern, Eric Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 10:30 AM Ta: Murphy, Virginia Ce: Prince, James Subject: FW: The First Tee/Goilf Foundation of Wisconsin Hi- Just want to see if there's anything else on this as | would like to send out the transmittal letters. Also, can you please call me regarding your comments on the SGMA proposal. | didn't understand them and have not heard back from you. We only need about 5 minutes on that one- Eric Ostern, Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs ps-—-note that the ist Tee is not moving forward wi the research at this time as they do not have the funding they need. O0LE8Z9S802
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: Strip & Cut Filler Processing Date: March 1, 1984 Committee ~ Meeting Minutes To: Committee Members From: H. C. Threatt The group previously calling itself the "Maximizing Acceptable Cigarettes per Pound" Committee met February 29, 1984. Those attending were Hoyt Beard, Jim Dickerson, Wayne Fulp, Bobby Hardin, Floyd Lockamy, Don Lamonds, John McKenzie, Jim Phillips, Dan Pugh, and Harold Threatt. The agenda for the meeting is attached (see Attachment 1). I. Previous Meeting Minutes There were no changes to the minutes of the last meeting. Il. Project List The committee discussed the updated project list, a copy of which is included with these minutes. Several good points were made for improving the list: Clarify ST (short term) and LT (long term) Place the date on the list Update in time to have a newly revised list for each meeting Number the pages. The group felt that several areas not presently involved should receive copies of the list - Leaf Buying, Leaf Processing, and Facilities Development, for example. Copying the Leaf and Blends Subcommittee members will be a big help in getting proper distribution. Actions required in maintaining the project list are: 1, Corrections/changes need to be sent to Harold Threatt by March 14. 2. Latest corrected project list to be sent to committee members by March 21. 3. Committee members should come prepared to address any errors at March 28 meeting. Ill, "Maker" Projects From Manufacturing Engineering Don Lamonds attended the meeting for the first time. The committee felt that it would be good to include projects in Manufacturing Engineering having to do with maker improvements. Don will provide these for addition to the list. His projects are mainly quality related, but they fit the criterion because of the reduction in the number of rejects, etc. 9909 StEezs
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2077377563 Printed By: Greg Little MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION had CT ge Steve Rissman “""" 91/08/99 09:15 AM To: Geannie Rousseau/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo leer Greg Litile/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo Subject: Chicago Blue Cross: New Ruling Date Please also faxto S. Bama. _
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Tur Councu. For Tosacco Rresearcu—-U.S.A., Ino. 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, N. ¥. 10022 ROLERT F, GERTENBACH PRESIDENT April 13, 1987 Jun Hayashi, Ph.D. W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center, Inc. 10 Old Barn Road Lake Placid, NY 12946 Re: Grant Application #2081 Dear Dr. Hayashi: The Scientific Advisory Board of The Council for Tobacco Research has directed me to advise you that the Board cannot approve an appropriation for the research project you proposed entitled, “Extra Renal Renin-Angiotensin System.” We appreciate your interest and courtesy in submitting this application. Cordially, Robert F. Gertenbach RFG/s
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 Distribution DATE: June 28, 1996 Ellen Merlo Rudman Interim Report Attached is the Rudman Interim Report on AAA for our comment and feedback. Please review as soon as possible so that we may respond with our comments to the Senator. I would appreciate your sending all comments to me as soon as possible so that we can get back to the Senator's office and the report can be issued. While I will be on vacation next week, please forward any comments on e-mail and I will check them from home. If I can get this back to Rudman before the holiday weekend, I would like to. EM/kak Attachment Distribution: K. Chaikin K. Daragan M. Firestone D. Keane D. Laufer J. Morgan S. Parrish S. Rissman J. Spector M. Szymanczyk PdSPOEzZIO€
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To: Daragan, Karen; Keane, Denise; Martin, Maria; McCormick, Brendan; Merlo, Ellen; Pontarelli, Jim; Rainey, Karen Ce: Johns, Sharleen From: Carraro, Tara on Tue, Nov 29, 1994 3:27 PM Media Outlet:Editorial Humor This guy is the managing editor for a publication in Brookline, MA where there is a severe smoking ban being proposed and the restuarants are really angry. His paper has been supporting the restaurants with editorials and now would like to donate a 1/4 page ad. They want to put their money where their mouths are so to speak according to the editor. They've gotten our smoking issues brochure and would like permission to reprint the courtesy ad. They feel it says everything that needs to be said. They need to hear from us by 4:30 ish, Ellen: Any problem with this? 2070361546 A
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2072569303 Miller,Doug From: Miller, Doug Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 1999 5:16 PM To: Van Malssen, Mark A. Subject: RE: Presentation at HGB Staff Meeting Harold's staff meeting is 2-5, but | wi! find out when you are on. Just in; changes to the other meetings: the Brandt meeting will start at 4:30; the steerirg committee meeting has been postponed again. Doug
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MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION Micki Aguayo » » AI/O1/99 12:29 PM To: Micki Aguayo/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo cc: Subject: Fax 3573 from to 312.516.2808. 24 pages.(Received) E9lLZLLEGLo?e
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| Howarp UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON 1, D. 0. | pPEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY i July 1, 1965 Dr. Robert C. Hockett The Council for Tobacéo Research - U.S.A. 633 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. 10017 Dear Dr. Hockett: T have enclosed the information you requested for the Scientific Aavisory Board, in connection with my research proposal. I will be happy to furnish any other information which you may need. Sincerely, if wed - ips iy LL df b 4 a i GA Ah, J. A. , Martin R. Feldman Assistant Professor of Chemistry