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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants listed on page 2, Begin with the Principal Investigator/Program Director. Photocopy this page for each person. NAME POSITION THLE BIRTHDATE Roland Alexander Blackwood, |Assistant Professor {12/6/55 M.D., Ph.D. | of Pediatrics | INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE FIELD OF STUDY Columbia College Computer Science Columbia GSAS Pathology Columbia P&S Medicine U.C, San Francisco U.C. San Francisco U.C. San Francisco U.C. San Francisco 1983-84 | Pediatrics Resident 1984-86 | Pediatrics Fellow 1986-90 | Pediatric Infectious Disease Research Fellow! 1986-90 | Rheumatology / Medicine RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, in chronological order, the titles 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. Principal Positions Held: 1986-89 U.C. San Francisco Clinical Associate of Pediatrics 1989-90 U.C. SanFrancisco Clinical Instructor of Pediatrics Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases 1990-1992 —_-U.C. San Francisco Instructor in Residence of Pediatrics Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases 1992-present University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases Ancillary Positions Held Concurrently: 1986-1990 = San Francisco General Clinical Associate of Pediatrics Hospital Honors and Awards: 1974 New York Arthritis Association Fellow 1976&77 New York Lung Association Fellow 1981 New York Lung Association Fellow 1981 Dr, Alfred Steiner Award (Columbia University) 1982 Franklin C. McLean Scholar (National Medical Fellowships) 1983 Kaiser Award (National Medical Fellowships) 1983 Alumni Award (Columbia University) 1987-88 NIH Individual NRSA 1988-1992 Robert Wood Johnson Fellow 1992 Faculty Development Award (UCSF) 1992.&93 Junior Investigator Award (Child Health Research Center, University of Michigan) 1992 University of Michigan Cancer Center Grant 1992 Phoenix Award 1993 American Heart of Michigan
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William Esty Company, Inc. Y 100 East 42nd Street, New York, NY 40017 212/692-6200 October 24, 1985 Ms. J. W. Eskridge : Marketing Department R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Dear Joyce: Enclosed, please find the array of SALEM, Newport, and Kool tearsheets required by MDD for a Portfolio Test. There are five ads for each of the brands broken aon as follows: Newport - 2 full flavor pages - 2 lights pages (1 Black Market) ~ 1 spread Kool - 4 pages (1 Black Market) - 1 spread I SALEM - 4 pages (1 Black Market) - 1 spread Given that this project came out of our SALEM brainstorming session last week, would you please forward whatever you may have from MDD regarding the objectives, questions, sample size, test locations, etc. for this project? Thanks much. ncerely, ael MFA: ja : Encl. 2579 LESOS cc: Mr. S. R. Strawsburg Mr. F. J. Armstrong, Jr.
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From: /NELSONJ To: Suggs, Michael L. CC: BCC: Primary Date: 11/28/1995 5:18:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:53:55 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1995-Nov-28 17:18:00 Received Date: 1995-Nov-28 17:18:00 Subject: Morning Team Notes 11/29 Se ARAL RAAREAEANERRNA NARA NES AA AANA STAN AANA SSO CET ESSSE ERUDITE IA IHR ARR ARABI Attachments: SSP ANTIANANRAT NANETTE NENT ETNA ANNAN INE INNA APIA ATAU SENATE SS SANSA IEA TERNS se== MAIL SYSTEM ERROR ===== Mail could not read the entire message from the postoffice. Some parts of the message may be missing. Ask the sender to resend the message. RJR0000000502030928 70017 5680 6Lbe Loses
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Levy, Carolyn J. Ce: Subject: great--it's on my calendar Carolyn Levy Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-2253 Levy, Carolyn J. Friday, June 23, 2000 4:05 PM Largo, Edward G.; Bourque, Michael D. Weber, Michelle RE: Advancement Planning Next Steps DBE TSI EESOT
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THe Counci. For Tosacco Researcu~U.S8.A., Inc, 900 TRIRD AVENTTE NEW TORK, W.Y. 100288 October 31, 1991 Ms. Susan Ramspacker Lobby Credit The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel 301 Park Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Susan: As discussed, please ‘see that all charges incurred by Dr. Joseph D. Feldman are billed directly to The Council at the above address. Dr. Feldman will arrive on Wednesday, December 11 and depart on Thursday, December 12. He has a single room—-guaranteed for late arrival. A copy of his confirmation is enclosed. Thank you for your help. Sincerely, f PAMEMR., orrdine Polilece Ene.
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 | TO: Distribution pate: July 30, 1999 : FROM: Eric Ostern/Rochelle Goldman Subject: atmospherePLUS Launch Enclosed please find an information kit on atmospherePLUS, a new licensed beverage industry initiative. This initiative, led by the National Licensed Beverage Association and supported by the Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America, is designed to educate bar, tavern and nightclub owners and managers on the potential benefits of employing ventilation applications to help create comfortable environments for non-smokers and smokers. In addition to Options, Philip Morris USA being a sponsor of atmospherePLUS, other sponsors include: Allied Domecq; Brown-Forman Beverages Worldwide; Honeywell; and United Distillers and Vintners, The attached packet contains the following: « Mission Statement: Outlining the initiative’s mission and goals. e Press Release: Announcing the launch of atmospherePLUS. ¢ Brochure: Highlights how ventilation can improve customer comfort and profitability, along with personal accounts from business owners who have benefited from their investment. e Resources and Services Fact Sheet: Describes the educational materials and technical support offered by atmospherePLUS. e Latest Research: Highlights the results of an omnibus survey focused on consumer attitudes regarding accommodation and ventilation in bars and taverns. In addition, enclosed are select articles from the licensed beverage industry trade publications which provide some examples of “best practices.” If you have any questions or require any additional materials, please call either one of us. Thanks. _ eevrezssoz
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From: Scruggs, John Sent: Thursday, July 15, 1999 2:26 PM To: Camilleri, Louis Subject: FW: Y2K Hearing Louis: I inadvertantly left you off this e-mail. JOHN Please see below. 2078706985
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+----Original Message----- From: Conrad, Nancy W. Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 11:44 PM Ta: Rittweger, Karen L.; Schwartz, Linda H. Ce: Horn, Bonnie T.; Rafferty, Shelby J. Subject: RE: Cowboy's Christmas Agree w/ the simplicity of the piece and the opportunity to dimensionalize Cowboy's Christmas for our YAS direct audience. | also think a "Card" format in the spirit of Cowboy's Christmas might be a nice gption to! think about when writing the brief since it will add the personal touch while helping them to understand this summer “holiday” - cards are nice personal touch on any holiday, especially one that so relates to Marlboro. You know, like the YAS stated last night in qualitative, "I only open personal mail” - beautiful card, regular card envelope, The communication of the specific offer at retail could be problematic as Shelby stated below - I'd like to avoid adult consumer disappointment if we told them about the offer and they couldn't find it in their store - whether Though [ agree that it might not be a compelling trial offer for competitive YAS, if they are alternate purchasers, it's @ great value. In fact, in a recent focus group (can't remember which one), an adult consumer stated that he buys the B3G2F decal and splits it among other adult smoker friends, Though | understand that we are restricted with how we request GIID {and budget} - this might have been an appropriate time to ask for their GID (separate piece w/in envelope) and send them a nice non-branded item/ gift for CXmas. (Silver scrolled lighter}. Though again, it might be too promotional - more marketing "to" Nancy 2079132129
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RY Kreyol M. J. GOODMAN Regional Operations Manager 486 Thomas Jones Way Suite 200 Exton, Pa. 19341 610-280-9120 Fax: 640-280-9119 dune 11, 1997 RJR Account # 423360 SANDY KATZ MIDDLESEX TOBACCO CO 450 FLORIDA GROVE RD PERTH AMBOY, NJ 08861 SALEM “TEAR TAPE” PROMOTION / JULY & AUGUST To: SANDY KATZ Salem ‘Tear Tape" product and displays have been ordered as indicated below to service your accounts on the attached listing for July and August shipment to your participating retail accounts. All additional pertinent promotional information is listed below: Tear T A) a ou ¢ Size g wio July 2 ZOCT 6PBTS
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; ae Oe January 10, 1996 A JY a ) i % (h\ ae i TO: Mr. J. W. Best Mr. D. E. Owens (" v Mr. P. J. Cundari Mr. J. M. Piscitelli ff Mr. R. L. Fiori Mr. R. M. Sanders Mr, J. A. Geeting Mr. B. K, Stockdale Mr. R. S. Keith Mr. D. L. Wilmesher Mr. J. V. Maguire Mr. R.N, Young Mr. M. L. Nutting FROM: E. M. McAtee SUBJECT: B&W MERCHANDISING DIRECTION Attached is a recap developed from information the field provided us relative to B&W’s intentions/ direction relative to presence in primarily package outlets. You will note they would prefer an environment with RJR, Lorillard and B&W versus PM. It also appears directionally their presentations will feature a co-existence theme versus B&W and PM. There is also more than a fair amount of discussion relative to advertising. They intend to tie promotions and advertising together. As we receive information in this regard, we will keep you informed, . Cae E. M. McAtee Business Information and Analysis EMM:tig Attachment ce: Ms. P. S. Cohen Mr. E. J. Fackelman Mr. J. R. Moore Mr. D. H. Murphy Mr. W. P, Whitlatch BIAC FI 8PT8 Le6ts
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From: Carmines, Edward L. To: Viol, Brigitte Sent: 12/4/00 3:20 PM Subject: RE: Memo Propoxide We have calculated an adjusted yield of PO from the cigs you tested and it is about 10%. The attached spreadsheet has the calculations. Can you check to see if you agree with what we have done? As a side note we use about 40,000 ug of PG per cig. Please respond via email as we need to make cigs as soon as possible. Thanx, Ed <<PO PG.xls>> V I PTLEZSOST
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b : " ve tae eal aes ve me e Watt ny ba as i 7. eon iP "a _ PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 100 Pork Averse. New York, N.Y. 10097 To: - Mr. T. Goodale Dete: June 6, 1978 Krom: . OJ, Mazzitelli gubect; - Request for Production of Consumer Test Cigarettes Purpose: To detennine the consumer acceptability cf an experimental 14mg. Virginia Stius called Model II (8757) relative to current production Virginia S'ims Regular (8756). This test will be conducted "blind" among female smokers of toth Va.Slims and “other” 100mm non-menthol filters. Cigarettes: Blend Code 8756 8757 Size TOOmm VOOinn Tip White White Paper Unmarked Unwarked Packages: Type Paper Pack Tear Tape Gold Fot) Plain Silver Printing: Not for sale. Fuckaged for distribution by Home Testing Institute. 20 Class “A" Cigarettes. IRS Auth. KLR. “Warning” The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.” Carton: Plain White Quantities: Blend Code 8756 Identification Red 028 Black S97 (Code letters on closure) 8757 Red $97 Black 028 Pack Arrangement - 386 cartons - 5 packs Red 028 on top 5 packs $97 on bottom 386 cartons - 5 packs Black 028 on top Tota) 772 5 packs Black $97 on bottom Time Schedule: We would I’ke these cigarettes made as soon as feasible and shipped to arrive at Home Testing Institute 24 weeks after date of manufacture. Please send 5 cartons of each to Mr. J. Osmalov Shipping Instructions: 750 Total 772 Project Nesignation: 8756/8757 as soon as product has been manufactured. cartons to Home Testing Institute(Warehouse) 95 Fourth Street; Garden City Park, N.Y. 11040 cartons to 0.J. Mazzitelli - NYO cartons to J. Warren - Richmond cartons to J. Tylicki - Home Testing Inst. (Of fice) 2 Sixth St.; Box 5020;Garden City Park, 11040 Acct. 043-121-910-16 sy cc: Messrs. G.Raed, F.Resnik,J.Zoler Partial Copies to: J. Tylicki,H.Wolf (HTI) » eo 2047441654
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2085765256 Hoel, John From: Hoel, John Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 6:26 PM To: Maheras, John Subject: RE: Lemperes Resource Meeting Thanks. I'll be there.
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To: From: Subject: Mr. Caron) PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED INTER-OF FICE CORRESPONDENCE 1875 Eye Street, N.W., Suite 500, Washington, O.C. 20006 Jd. B. Robinson Date: May 1, 1985 Gregory R. Scott Turkey You q inquired about (1) a U.S.-Turkish bi-lateral trade agreement signed in February, and (2) a proposal to establish a joint Economic Commission under the State Department. l. ec: Attached is a Federal Register notice (50 FR 8428, March 1, 1985) announcing that the U.S. recognizes Turkey as signatory on the GATT Subsidies Code. The agreement was signed February 25, 1985. I am informed that, in order for the U.S. to recognize a country under the agreement, a bi-lateral trade agreement must be reached that would have the following results: a country (Turkey in this case) would agree to phase out export sibSidies and in return the U.S. would entitle the country to injury tests in countervailing duty and anti-dumping regulations with the U.S. International Trade Commission. Sources at U.S. Commerce Department indicate Turkey desired the protection afforded by the Itc injury tests and, therefore, agreed to phase out its export subsidies. The Government of Turkey has proposed to the United States that annual economic consultations between the two countries commence this year. The U.S. is currently considering such a meeting this year only. Under Secretary of Economic Affairs for the U.S. Department of State W. Allen Wallis is tentatively scheduled to visit Turkey on June 5 and 6, 1985. No decision will be made regarding future economic meetings until the U.S. reviews the initial consultations, State Department sources say nothing exists on paper regarding the proposed economic commission at this time. We have been asked by sources at the ITA Turkey desk at the Commerce Department if we have any problems or points we would like to have raised at the tentative June 5 and 6 meeting. If so, please contact me as soon as possible. I understand the agenda is wide open at this time. Mr. Stephen B. Bull Mr. Gene A. Knorr Z6LEZLbL0Z
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Chaikin, Karen From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 8:22 AM To: Daragan, Karen M. Subject: FW: Preparing for the Drug Free Years KD, Have you taken a look at the CD? Feel free to forward my way. thanks. KC Youth Smoking Prevention VLOSE9SL 20d
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Attorney General Betty D. Montgomery March 12, 1999 VIA FACSIMILE AND REGULAR U.S. MAIL Barton H. Freedman, Senior Counsel Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation Law Department ; 401 South 4" Avenue, Suite 200 Louisville, Kentucky 40232-5090 Brian A. Cromer Stites & Harbison 400 West Market Street Suite 1800 Louisville, Kentucky 40202 Re: Billboards Dear Messrs. Freedman & Cromer: Thank you for your correspondence of March 3 and March 5, 1999, providing additional information about your Ohio billboards so we could proceed with our alternative advertising plans pursuant to MSA §III(d). As I informed you yesterday by telephone, Ohio will proceed with placement of alternative advertising on all available billboards, and to the extent any. billboards are no longer available, Ohio will accept suitable and comparable substitute space of equivalent value. Jane Kilgore of our Public Affairs staff has carefully reviewed the several lists you provided and communicated directly with each of the outdoor advertising firms that own or sell the space. Attached is the list of billboards we have compiled for placement of Ohio’s alternative advertising program. In most instances, the billboards are those you listed, and we have confirmed availability with the vendor. In those instances where the billboards were no longer available, we have arranged for substitute space of equivalent value. Any such billboards are included in the attached list. For example, Cleveland Outdoor Advertising informed us that the 14x48 billboard at W. 117 and I-90 State Office Tower / 30 East Broad Street / Columbus, Ohio 43215-3428 www.ag.state.oh.us An Equal Opportunity Employer GAP rintect on Bacvriad Paneer 283100883 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEB SITE
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or reas VP lass ern Che oan fAnston- Soon 4 270? 1G Coty Postale Ge Mab hot one 2. J >. Sones a Ce ta n n August 15, 1980 Dr. William L. Dunn, Jr. Dr. Gilbert Esterle Dr. Raymond Fagan Mr. Timothy M. Finnegan Dr. Thomas S. Osdene Dr. Murray Senkus Mr. Patrick M. Sirridge Dr. Alexander W. Spears ’ RE: List of additional references on environmental ci tte smoke - Follow-up Gentlemen: Following up my memorandum and attachments to you of August 14th. I have just received a print-out on the chemistry of sidestream cigarette smoke, which I requested on August 8th. by telephone from the Office of Smoking and Health. All the references in the substantive print-out re- ceived from the Office of Smoking and Health pertain to the subject. I am enclosing further references which were neither in Murray's nor in my additional listing, which fall within the restrictive definitions given in the 4th. paragraph of my August 14th. memorandum ("neither Murray nor I'',etc. ....). Copies of the full print-out f the Office of Smking and Health are available upon request. F , Sincerely ; FGC/ks Att:1 bc AR weed , . CwN BhlS LLhos
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WILLIAM ESTY COMPANY INCORPORATED . L ADVERTISING 100 EAST 42"° STREET NEW YORK, N. Y¥. J00I7 (212) 697-1600 September 7, 1978 Mr. J. C. Holley, Jr. Marketing Department R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina Re: SALEM FULL FLAVOR Budget Dear John: I am enclosing the latest budget information for SALEM FULL FLAVOR. Recap is as of September 5 and is based on: a. August 25 revised budget information supplied by Ms. B. R. Garner b. Esty Media August 11 report issued to you earlier ec. Production spending in the light of management changes to High Country, currently in progress After inclusion of the mandatory $275M corporate reserve mini- Mum contingency, and $951M for spreads, the Brand has a nega- tive net variance of $38M: Net Budget Net Actual Diff. FULL FLAVOR $12,515 $12,553 (38) 16 MG. 1,734 1,734 -- Total: $14,249M $14,287M (38) The overage-of $38M in total budget stems from a production overage of $119M, only partially offset by an underage of _$81M in space (See Exhibit 2). The production overage mainly results from: he2l6 LZ00S a. Increased shoot and preparation costs previously dis- cussed and reestimated, and additional work associated with High Country currently in progress. = b. Inclusion of Black and Ethnic print not included in the last report.
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From: Molloy, Patricia Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 4:40 PM To: Cusato, Denise Subject; RE: New YSP brochures. Denise, Since Mike Szymanczyk is presenting at the conference, | should probably bring the most current brochure down to Florida. Can you let me know if you get the new brochure before Friday. Thanks, Paity IPLOPEIEBOT
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ABLAY EQUIPMENT CORPORATION A SUBSIDIARY OF R.J.REYNOLOS TOBACCO COMPANY WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 27102 ALGOD ©. SMITH P.O. BOX 2959 PHONE 919/777-5108 + TELEX 806483 PRESIDENT October 27, 1982 Mr. Tadahiro Nishimura Director §& General Manager Manufacturing Division . The Japan Tobacco &'Salt Public Corporation 2-1, Toranomon, 2-Chome, Minato-Ku Tokyo, 107, Japan Dear Mr. Nishimura: It was a pleasure having you visit RJR on your busy schedule through the U.S. It was especially gratifying to have several RJR management member's meet a long-time friend of our Company and to engage in the helpful exchange of information on ciga- rette manufacturing. You represented JTS very well. During your visit, the question was asked about RJR's response to U.S. government request for list of additives used in ciga- rette manufacture. This is a very sensitive matter and one which at this writing is still unresolved. However, we can Say that the U.S. cigarette manufacturers have negotiated an agreement with the Department of Health and Human Services whereby the industry will disclose substances commonly added during the cigarette manufacturing process and HHS has agreed to treat such disclosure as CONFIDENTIAL under the Freedom of Information Act. I am pleased to enclose a photograph taken during our lunch together. Standing are Mr. Ingram, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Sisel, Mr. Christopher, Mr. Isbister and me. And you will recognize Mr. Stewart seated. I am sending the photo to Mr. Ishii and Mr. Yamada also. Best personal regards. Sincerely, /' - . F , / i f lah fv Ul ide le na [ yp SALE ( aywood C. Smith HCS: gj Enclosure bec: “Mr. G. B. Whitaker Mr. D. F. Sisel ia Mr. J. C. Kennedy Mr. K. McCulloch 6509 Letos
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——Original Message--— From: King, Valerie A. To: Davies, Bruce D.; Walk, Roger A.; Patskan, George J.; Podraza, Ken F.; Sanders, Edward; Reininghaus, Wolf; Solana, Rick P. Cc: Carchman, Loreen; Mawyer, Denise T.; Cash, Rose B.; Gygax, Jill; Viol, Brigitte Sent: 1/23/01 1:20 AM Subject: OBT "Timelines" Dear all: Attached for your review is the preliminary draft of our 2001 plan “timelines” being prepared for the presentation to the OBT (Feb 1). Loreen and | need to finalize this document this week; if you have feedback/changes please let us know as soon as possible. Thanks, Valerie <<OBT Plan Timelines 1-22.xls>> ../read .asp?command=open&obj=00000000E3 E328F94537D2 1 19DD700805F8B95400 24-Jan-2001 Vvs0es7cS0sz
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> na Original Message----- > From: Malena Mullins [SMTP:mmullins@imageentry.com] > Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 1:05 PM >To: ‘Torres, Joseph’; Mullins, Malena (Image Entry) >Cc: ‘Kathy Sparks’; ‘Tammy Christiansen’; ‘Ingrid Schleimer’ > Subject. RE: NYCA Request for PIB #32766 1906 - D'Emilio > > Joe, > BE are currently processing all AVF responses that we have received for > > 3. Until this is compieted, | will not be able to give you a status. | > will let you know ASAP. > > Thank you, > Malena > ITCS0S90807
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MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT TO: Rhenda Steele DATE: February 28, 1992 Mike Edens John Potter Oren Wagner Dan Culp Henry Ebert Gene Richardson Dan Pugh John McKenzie Richard Teague Mike Morton FROM: Sara W. Devine SUBJECT: Residual HCFC-123 Management DATE: March 2, 1992 TIME: 9:00 am - 10:30 am PLACE: 611-16/2 Conf 1 PURPOSE: To discuss the implications of the effects of mechanical action on the residual HCFC-123 management strategy. AGENDA Background - Sara W. Devine | Mechanical Action Effects - Mike Morton Updated Residual Management Strategy - Open Discussion Please come prepared to discuss storage options, ventilation requirements, pro’s and con’s of various strategies for reduction of residual HCFC-123 based on storage time and mechanical actions. Qi LJ wo a ui N we & oo
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March 26, 1984 TO: OD. F. Pearson RE: Moviegoer Meeting March 16 This will report on our meeting with Christ Whittle at which 13-30 presented an update and stewartship report in response to my letter of February 28. Overall, 13-30 appears to be delivering the staffing and services required by the contract or spelled out in the original 1981 proposal. In those cases where there are exceptions, they seem to have a reasonable explanation. The following is a brief summary on each area covered: Field Staffing Internal and field staffing equals or exceeds that outlined in the original proposal. While some of the internal and field staffing also spend time on other 13-30 properties, it seems that overall the original requirements are being met. One significant change involves the substitution of full-time service reps in place of part-time service people. Monitoring Monitoring and restocking of books is maintained on a twice weekly basis vs. the original plan to service weekly. Area managers now meet with chain theatre personnel every 6 months to maintain relationship, deal with problems, etc. A toll free phone service is now available to theatre managers to identify problems and request service. Circulation by Market A summary of circulation by market is attached. We also have theatre detail by market available. This circulation has not changed significantly over the past 2 years. Market Analysis of Annual Reader Poll Reader response polls, conducted via insert cards, were part of the original plan. These have been executed to determine movie preference, frequency of moviegoing, etc. We may also use this service to determine demographics, brand preferences, etc. We can also use full run card inserts on a cost basis for promotion purposes. t96h €OnOS
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——Original Message--—- From: Desel, Paula Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 6:05 PM To: Lite, Greg Ce: Chaikin, Karen Subject: YSP - AAA backgrounder Karen Chaikin is only available from 9-10 tomorrow moming. Will this work for Eric? Please let me know. Karen, please assume 9-10 unless we hear otherwise from Greg. It will be in my office thanks. 41 2072356497 D
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MEMORANDUM De per TO: H. J. Minnemeyer FROM: A. C. Hyatt SUBJECT: Dept. 9590, Acct. 4111, Charges Pending Status At the end December 1985, the status of charges pending on account 4111 was determined. The charges pending consist of units of work known to be completed or entered into by contractors for which an invoice has not been received but for which Lorillard is obligated. Other charges include unpaid inwoices. for virtually completed work with payment being withheld until the contractor completes all contractual obligations and various miscellaneous obligations. The attached summary was determined from itemized information contained! on the Contract. Status and Control document which is maintained on a daily basis in the Life Science Section. The determination was made to reflect. the status on the last working day of the month listed. f{tbs1 Attachment Xe: J. D. Heck R. H. Ransdell R. C. Young 961.20068
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ETS - ENVIRONMENTAL PFPOBACCO SMOKE The issue of smoking in public, which arises from health allegations about the exposure of non-smokers to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) ~- often referred to as "passive smoking" - appears frequently in the media and has generated considerable publie eonecern. It has been claimed that it is necessary to restrict or ban smoking tn publie places in erder to protect the ‘rights’ and the health of the non-smokers. fPhis ta part of a campaign to make smoking soetally unacceptable. The ETS tssue has lately been the subject of several major reports, such as those recently published by the U.S. Surgeon General and the U.S. National Research Couneil, which, anong others, have been used to support the anti-smoking movement, even though tt has been widely acknowledged in the setentifie literature that evidence relating ETS to health effeets is ineonelustve and that much morei research needs to be done.? The National Research Council's Report itself stresses 21 times in 18 pages, the need for further research. Much of the limited avatlable research whieh has been used to promote smoking bans has been criticised by independent scientists and at international conferences.” Moreover, other studies on environmental tebaceo smoke do not support the claims of 10 proven adverse health effects, Nonethelesa, moves to restrict or ban smoking continue to be encouraged. For example, with respect to smoking at the workplace, the 1986 U.S. Surgeon General's Report called for reetrtetions on smoking in the workplace, and claimed that such moves as improving ventilation would not help to lessen the atleged danger from ETS. The Presidents of five of the U.S, AFL-CIO labour unione,® however, severely erttictsed the report for: TI0255-0955
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Tobacco Company J. GUANERI REGIONAL TRAINING & OEVELOPMENT MANAGER 400 RARITAN CENTER PKWY EDISON, NJ 08837 (908) 225-3765 OR (718) 433-2768 April 9, 1997 Ms. Elnora Watson President Urban League of Hudson County 779 Bergen Avenue Jersey City, NJ 07306 Dear Ms. Watson: Per our conversation, attached is a brief description of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Retail Representative position, Also enclosed are two brochures describing the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Should you have any questions, please contact me at 908-225-3765. Sincerely, Jim Guanen James Guaneri Regional Training & Development Manager JG:ama Attachments “We work for smokers.” ST9b ZeBTS
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awh association of Washington business POST OFFICE BOX 658, OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 98507-0658. Dear Member: The enthusfastic response to our previous edition of the Washington State Guide to Business and Industry has exceeded our greatest expectations. The guide has proven ftself virtually indispensable to Washington Businesses. Preparatton for the new edition is now beginning. The new edition will be an ftnvatuable tool for promoting business among Assoctation members; both newcomers and tong standing members alike. Nowhere else will you find a complete guide to the goods and services of members excltusfvely. In addition to the directory section and business guide, we will be commemorating the one hundredth anniversary of our great state by upgrading and expanding the color section of the guide. This new sectfon will include profites of Washington's businesses and their expanded editorial on such topfcs as tourism, finance, regional development and international relations. Our deluxe Centennial tssue will be produced on a heavier stock paper and be handsomely bound in a high quality cover. The widely respected Windsor Publfcations will be producing the book, and I have asked their representative to contact you personally ta show you the new layout and ft's additional features. To request # specific appointment, please return the enclosed reply card promptly. Sincerely, DQ Dah Donald I. Barber President OIB/tkh TNWL 0028046 Telephones — OLYMPIA - 206-943-1600 — SEATTLE - 206-824-2910 — TACOMA - 206-272-6444 — STATEWIDE Toll-Free - 1-800-521-9325
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LY RJ R Interoffice Memorandum Scientific & Regulatory Affairs -CONFIDENTIAL- TO: Ms. Carol Roberts FROM: Ms. Carolyn Rahn DATE: December 1, 1993 SUBJECT: Use of Thiele-Engdahl Inks at Multi-Color Corp. Scientific & Regulatory Affairs has reviewed the formulations for the following Thiele-Engdah! inks to be used by Multi-Color Corp. (Cincinnati, OH) for domestic and export labels: RJR Cigarette Top Lacquer SJW-1870 These inks are approved from a toxicological point-of-view. We are not familiar with the regulatory status in other countries of the components of these inks, however they would be acceptable for the domestic market. The formulas for these inks are in the confidential files of Scientific & Regulatory Affairs. . . ce: Dr. D.C. Rees Dr. J.A. Seckar “STS
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February 3, 1960 Mr. W. R. Lybrook: With reference to the attached letter from Mr. Croce, you can tell him that we do not add any oxidizing agents to our tobaccos and insofar as we know, neither do any of our competitors. Therefore, nothing is added to tobacco to increase the rate of burning. Some cigarette papers do contain a very small amount of additive to increase the burning rate of the paper only so that it will burn evenly with the tobacco and prevent cigarettes from "going out''. I am attaching also a photocopy of an article that appeared in TOBACCO concerning "measure- ment of the combustion-zone temperature of cigarettes". It is to be noted that the combustion-zone temperature is held within a narrow range regardless of the many variables. Our own work confirms the results which are reported, I am returning Mr. Croce's letter herewith. Weave Kenneth H. Hoover KHH: has Attachments OLNL LBLOS
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ooo Original Message~ From: Wilson, Gregory B. (PMUSA) Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 2:54 PM To: Murphy, Virginia; Pfeil, Michael E.; Camovale, Mary E. Ce: Scott, Gregory; Osbome, Kevin (PMMC Legal) Subject: RE: Nat'l Assoc of State Fire Marshals | believe Greg Scott is out until next week. Can we do it then? If so, I'll get something onto his schedule via his assistant... C89zG225802
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‘actors haye shown to. a. snokers to lung cancer. ing - mesotheliomas this really be demon- gbout other factors like e smoker? What about the re these related? I had concerning the ‘need for 31d be designed so as to ch should be encouraged nis area. On the contrary . ientif£ic knowledge but vareng denial of any need . é Arthur Furst, Ph.D. Dike Upaer Director a Hon. Jesse Helms North Carolina _Dear Senator Helms: February 6, 1976 in Scheduled for Febru Short notice, but I ‘ enclose a statement Enclosing a copy of UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL BIOLOGY February 12, 1976 United States Senator United States Senate. Washington, D. C. 20510 Thank you for your letter of forming me of the hearings ary 19, 1976. It will not be Possible for me.to attend these hearings on such appreciate the opportunity to for the subcommittee. _ For your information I am my curriculum vitae. Director ra HARNEY SCIENCE CENTER SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 96117 sIStrse-ooe-tintaes- 666 - OF/5- e7 our ce Mig ee StS eae cena i te FO NT TE Oe TE ETT ELIE C RIOR TPREAT OI NER Th: WALOIERY A bo 9p BS es ete ip igee " 5 Z a og Be is en a ee a 1060 2600S
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; ar | " Gronvhan -, PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. ——— -AN Mh Te De RP Sola —“\ Date: April 6,199 a Sebjects : tn cn eyo ra, rs, ee eee Anachod a the Leimation you rquniog cn eter retarch iat tho eta a cigar deliveries of be: ‘pol persmastecs: such as volume, duration, and frequency (or interval). The information you desire a * moet Hiknly ig contained in documents such as the Srat two internal reports Listed; also, items 34 com- pare the average smoking parmeeters and deliveries for consumers to the standard smoker procedure. ‘The fest six documents wore zotrleved by requiring the presonce of both the word duration and the 4 wor! foserval. In caso thoee documents should prove insufficient, I also searched several other permu- 8 talons ofthe key words pt volume, Heqeency, ec you wit fd them atachod as 7-12 Lee ey Tae autached webironces (wide aburacts where available) aro from the CENFILE database of oternl = a _ Foports aad correspondence, To request coples of documents, please call elther Doris Bey (ext. 3949) ° » 0 0 or Michetle Thomas (ext. 2830), Pleaso’ moto thet you may request up to five documents over the no phone; for larger orders you most first visk Central Files to review the microfiche. Please also note na 4 that Reerictod documents require Manager's level approval before copies can be ler. If I can be of oot fet sry fart eplomnce, pawn elfen to call mo of ex. S352 - € a\ Se ae Atachowmt oe, ore eSSTPSOS0e
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ee ee nce ee en wt mene ie ie a ene ene ie TE ns Aa ES a Oe Oe tem ee me ne THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1776 K Srreet, NortHwest WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20006 800/424.9876 202/457 -4d800 TO: Editors and writers on women's subjects Because the tobacco and health controversy has increasingly focused on women and smoking, I am enclosing the latest Tobacco Institute publication which addresses this issue. I hope you will find a way to make your readers aware of its contents and its availability, free of charge, from The Tobacco Institute. Whether it be the issue of women and smoking, or any of the other controversies surrounding the use of tobacco products, we sincerely believe that a full, free and informed discussion of the issues is in the public's best interest. We agree with the American Cancer Society's conviction that, "adult individuals must make up their own minds about smoking but, it requires that individuals know the facts." For too long, adversaries of tobacco have attempted to influence those adult personal decisions, as well as public policy, with assumptions, opinions or conjectures not supported by scientific or medical fact. FACT OR FANCY? was produced to present more factual, and balanced, answers on tne health question about which mature women need to know more. If we may provide any further information to you or your readers, please contact me. I have included our toll-free telephone number for the use of anyone desiring additional information or a copy of this publication. Additionally, please consider The Tobacco Institute as a ref- erence source the next cime you have occasion to write about any aspect of the tobacco industry or the controversies surrounding the use of tobacco products. Sincerely, sn a a Tt Anne H. Duffin Vice President — 72661 AHD/1b Enclosure | TITX 0005652
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HOGSHEAD CLERK PROGRAM To stimulate interest and exposure for the new HOGSHEAD product in your stores, we have developed some programs that can be utilized by your clerks, Program One - Gear For each clerk, we will supply a T-Shirt, campaign button and selling brochure to be used to promote the product in your stores. Program Two - Consumer Offer For each clerk, we will supply 100 name generation cards to be used as follows: If a full price smoker will purchase at least one pack of HOGSHEAD and complete the name generation card, the clerk, upon submitting completed cards to his supervisor, will be rewarded for his efforts. Notes A. _ RJR is prepared to match a cash reward of up to $.25 for each card properly completed and approved by either the store supervisor or the chain headquarters. B. RJR wilt be sending coupons to purchase HOGSHEAD to the consumer who completed the name generation card. Please send the attached information sheet to the attention of Doug Shouse, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, 401 N. Main Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27102, to receive your clerk program kits. This information needs to be received by Doug no later than September 8, 1995, to assure shipments prior to October 1 for use during introductory week. If you have any questions on this program, please contact Doug Shouse at 910-741-5318. uo bh a w i lee) uo wW tv
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LACY OLDHAM << INGRAM SRR GC -o OLdbam and Oldham Construction Company * BOX 518 OFFICE: CLEARWATER FOREST fie SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA November 15, 1969 Council fom Tobacco Research 110 Hast 59th Street New York, New York 10022 Dear Sirs: I wrote to different tobacco companies about my idea of tobacco being connected with cancer. I am a full beleiver that some type of waccine--or shots is the cause of cancer. This vaccine is stronger than the disease you have and gets into your veins, which immunes you to that particular disease. My theory is that this vaccine lodges in your veins, after maybe a period of years and causes a sore, which turns out to be cancer. It happens in any part of your body. We have people to die with cancer that has never smoked und people to die with old age that did smoke, with out having cancers Get a smear of the sore or cancer and test it with the different vaccines, Yours trgly, Let Len L0/oo BE pc ec Phillip Morris, Ince American Tobacco Co, a * , 7 Dae OC AESE TLL T aeri t . ca ee Re 5 ae 2 oi cn RRR OMAamnt teeter nS een wee
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Biographical Information Dr. Bertrum Sheid Associate Professor of Pharmacology DOB: April 19, 1938 YEAR EDUCATION DEGREE CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY The City College of New York B.S. 1957 Chemistry Brooklyn College M.A. 1960 Chemistry The University of Connecticut Ph.D. 1965 Biochemistry Columbia, College of Physicians Postdoctoral 1964-1967 Molecular Biology Professional experience: State University of New York, Health Science Center at Brooklyn Department of Pharmacology Associate Professor, 1975 - Present Assistant Professor, 1969 - 1975 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York Department of Pathology Assistant Professor, 1967 - 1969 Research experience: T have 46 primary publications dating back to 1959. One of my earliest studies was a comparison of dCMP deaminase activity in normal and malignant mammalian tissue (Cancer Res. 23, 454, 1963). Many of my earlier publications involved kinetic studies of various enzymes derived from normal and malignant tissue. In 1967, I (with Drs. E. Borek and P.R. Srinivasan} provided the first demonstration of mammalian DNA methylase (Biochem. 7, 280). In 1967, I joined Dr. Alex Novikoff in the Department of Pathology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine where I continued studies in nucleic acid metabolism in addition to learning electron microscopic techniques. In 1969, I joined the SUNY Health Science Center as an Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and expanded my research to include experimental cancer chemotherapy and immunotherapy. In addition to my research, I have for the past 21 years been teaching cancer chemotherapy and immunotherapy to medical students, house staff and practicing physicians (Continuing Education) at the Medical Center and affiliated hospitals. Publication pertinent to this project: J.S. Roth, B. Sheid and H.P. Morris. Some observations on the deamination of deoxynucleotides and deoxynucleosides by normal rat liver and hepatomas. Cancer Res. 23, 454 (1963). B. Sheid and J.S. Roth. Some effects of hormones and L-aspartate on the activity and distribution of aspartic aminotransferase activity in rat liver and hepatomas. Adv. in Enzyme Regulat. 3, 355 (1965). B. Sheid. Inhibition of Novikoff ascites cell transplantation by a polysaccharide component in seminal plasma. Experienta 27, 691 (1971).
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March 20, 1992 Senator Harold R. Finn State Office Building St. Paul MN 55155 Dear Senator Finn: Solving our health care insurance problems are going to require far more difficult solutions than simply making Minnesota’s tobacco tax the highest in the nation at the expense of Minnesota’s businesses. If Governor Carlson’s proposal goes through, one group of businesses and consumers will bear the burden of paying for a necessary and vital program. My only question to you is this: what happens when those customers go elsewhere to buy their tobacco and the state doesn’t collect the’ amount of money it needs to finance this program? Where will the money come from next? Who is going to make the decision on who gets coverage and who doesn’t when the money runs out? Customers of Minnesota businesses and most importantly their employees should not be the ones who have to pay the price because Governor Carlson and some legislators think raising tobacco taxes solves the problem of affordable and accessible health care. We don’t need gimmicks; we need leadership. Sincerely, arta Edw Oradlyy Darla Edwards RT 2 Box 274 Nevis, MN 56467 TIMN 458860
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rita niapncrapooe aac eraensrne voepz er yr chica ye ane ay mantra A a : Gon). bor. feo AMERICAN FOOT HEALTH FOUNDATION Arua Foot Healtts Foundetian BOARD OF DIRECTORS Da. W. A. Bowanns President 150 MN, Arlington Avenue , . Reno, Nevada M h 8 1967 Da. A. Anraun McAninen ar Vive Pravident o 4 ; American Foot eae Foundation 68 Hall Btrest C, Spartanburg, South Carolina A * A s Co ster 9 D * S * O . oes Lene: A. Watan , . S541 W. Braddock Rd. 1 ~ Texas Street Midland, Texas Alexandria, Va. Da. Bowaro H, Bucesrmnper 24% Trambull Street, #100 Hartford, Connectiout Dr, Jnaeen Guy Council for Tobacco Research Quincy, Massnchurett 633 third Avenue Da, JACK Berar New York, N.Y. 8 Acaderay Street Newark, New Jersey Mtba: Clarence Cook Little Da. B. Darwen Darsy Seeretary-Treasure i] 628 First National Bank Building Dear Mr * Little ‘ Huntington, West Virginia We of the American Foot Health Foundation are extremely interssted in a study dealing with the correlation of bloodflow and perfusion as related to tobacco, iritake. I have personally been involved in these type of studies before, I participated with Dr. Walter Redisch in several tobacco projects at New York University when I was engaged in post-graduate work in vascular physiology. My personal interest is in microvascular physiology. Do you know about any funds available by groups such as your own for research projects dealing with the effects of tobacco on the flow and perfusion in the Lower. extrenities? ‘ I would appreciate any help you can furnish along these lines, Thanking you in advance I remain, Cordially, | tired. Cre AAG/seb Abraham A, Coster, DOS.C, sy asl lavas mani wanna ayiipier it sunny SY Stat a Sted
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—~Original Message-—- From: Roque, Veruchka Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 10:17 AM To: Sampson, Steve F.; Schwartz, Linda H. Subject: QFTW budget discussion how does 1 pm Wednesday look for the QFTW budget discussion? Veruchka Marlboro Brand/Philip Morris U.S.A. 120 Park Ave, 8th FI. New York, NY 10017 Direct: 917-663-2848 - Fax: 917-663-5463 3L VB800CL7S807
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-----Original Message----- From: Nelson, Christopher ( PMMC } Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 10:25 PM To: Ajionso, Hector Subject: Vector-Omni Hector: Could you give me the name of a person in R,D&E who could act as a point person to put together the available information that various R,D&E members have concerning the Omni launch? We are trying to put together all the information we might have to send to outside counsel for analysis. Thanks. Christopher R. Nelson Counsel Philip Morris Management Corp. Richmond, Virginia Phone: (804) 274-2626 Fax: (804) 274-4517 VLS8CPSS807
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Lattanzio, Ted From: Sent: To: Ce: Subject: fine 2081008405 Laufer, David Wednesday, April 12, 2000 10:26 AM Smith, Dan; Laitanzio, Ted; Poole, Jay Colegrove, Daniel; Persekian, Kelly RE: Thursday - Local issues
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Tio: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS. INCORPORATED INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 100 Park: Avenue, New. York, NiY. 10017 DISTRIBUTION Date. April 23, James C. Bowling Smoking and! Health Issues Committee I am delighted to report that Dr. Bern Dryer of Medex International has agreed to work with us. He and! his group: have done a considerable amount of thinking fol- lowing my first meeting with them. They have: reviewed the smoker/non-smoker literature (White-Froeb, Hirayama, Trichopoulos, et al), and are eager to start on some: short and long range programming. Our next meeting is on Friday, May 8th, in the Byram, Connecticut office of Medex. At that time, they. will have a working contract and plan, and we will discuss next steps. If any of you would like to join us--I would, of course, welcome it. James C. Bowling DISTRIBUTION Messrs. T.. F. Ahrensfeld H. Cullman J. Hartogh A. Holtzman J. J. Morgan A. Whist Vv. R. Clephas,. Secretary Info copy: Mr. G. weissman/ Mr. W. Ruder JCB/PDC OLEGEE PLO?
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Public Health Service Rockville MD 20857 May 19,1986 Ms, Kathy Higgins HCR, Inc, 1133 5th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Dear Kathy: Attached is a list of authors and advisors that will be attending the June 13 meeting in Dallas. 1 do not know as yet whether or not Dr. Koop will attend. If Annetta Weber, from Zurich is able to attend we may have to make some last minute arrangements for her travel. I will let you know. You should begin contacing people to find out whether or not they will be staying friday night also. The meeting will probably run until at least 5:00 p.m. and some people may have problems getting home. Do block enough rooms for all of us, but as in the past Dr. Burns, Don, Dr. Gritz, Dr. Holbrook and I will make our own travel arrangements, If you have any questions please cal! me. Sincerely, f William R. Lynn Acting Director Technical Information Center, OSH Attachments TI1149-1978
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From: Crim, Mary Ruth To: Davis, Carla C. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 8/6/1996 11:17:13 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 01:30:14 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Aug-06 11:17:13 Received Date: 1996-Aug-06 11:17:13 Subject: Attachments: CAC055.DOC RJRO00000051 2029944 70020 4591 cost sosds