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UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 30 November 1993 Dr HC McAllister Pharmacogenetics Research Unit Scientific Director Department of Pharmacological Sciences The Council for Tobacco Research - USA, Inc. The Medical School University of Newcastle 900 Third Avenue Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4HH New York Head of Department NY 10022 Professor Jeffrey R idle USA PhD CChem FRSC Dear Harmon I enclose the competitive renewal application for our grant entitled “The pharmacogenetics of lung cancer”. The following points may be of assistance to the reviewers: (i) The Progress Report shows that the recruitment of patients in Los Angeles is almost complete. If we have finished the CYP2D6 genotyping assays prior to the next SAB meeting, I shall communicate the outcome to you by letter. (ii) Dr Daly and I have established the Newcastle group, with your support, in a leading position in the new and emergent field of molecular epidemiology. As such, I have been invited to speak on this work at the U.S.-Japan cancer meeting in Hawaii in February, the Japan cancer meeting in Sapporo in July, together with three other international meetings in 1994 in Toronto, Istanbul and North Carolina. Clearly we wish to maintain our leading and influential position in the field and thus renewal of our CTR grant, which is central to our activities, is a matter of high priority for us. (iii) We have been able to trim our expected budget to around the $80,000 p.a. level because of the fall in the value of Sterling. With kind regards. Yours sincerely ' r 7 . th Jeffrey R Idle Professor of Pharmacogenetics. encls. Telephone - 091 222 6582 Seal 2 okae area
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, , Revised August, 198 ot 0 HX G1574063 _ UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CURRICULUM VITAE Standard Form 1. Date: September 2, 1980 PERSONAL ° 2. Name: Bernard Wendlin Steele 3. Phone, Home: 665-0044 4. Phone, Office: 325-6510 5, Address: 6705 S.W. 117th St. 6. Status: Full-time X_ 3. Current Rank: Associate Professor 8. Citizenship: U.S. EDUCATION a (institution) University of Minnesota BA, 1968 University of Minnesota MD, 1970 Non-institutional Training Training in Computer Sciences, Medical Schocl Fellowship June, 1968 - Aug., 1968 Course in Computer Programing, CDC Institute Nov., 1969 ‘Course in Systems Analysis, CDC Institute . Dec., 1979 Training in Forensic Pathology, Dade County, FL, Medical School Fellowship (U.S. Dept. .of Transportation) . Jan., 1970 - March, 1970 Honeywell Course in Fortran Programing June, 1973 Certification, licensure: Licensed by the Minnesota State Board of Medical Examiners, 1971 - present 1
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aes eral a THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 I STREET. NORTHIVEST ROGER MOZINGO WASHINGTO?. DC 20006 Vice President POR 457-4800 ¢ 600 424-9876 Director of Field .\ctivities 202 457-4816 October 5, 1982 The Honorable Dorothy E. Sample 3110 First Avenue North St. Petersburg, FL 33713 Dear Representative Sample: On behalf of The Tobacco Institute, I am pleased to enclose herewith our contribution to your election campaign. The Tobacco Institute recognizes that good citizenship includes involvement in the political process and giving support to those legislators who give full and careful consideration to all sides of an issue. Accordingly, after conSultation with our Legislative Represen- tatives, Wilson Wright and William Roberts, we are delighted to offer our support. Best wishes in your coming campaign. Sincerely, Paw woring) 0 RLM/s Enclosure ec: Wilson Wright, Esquire William Roberts, Esquire TIFL 0033497
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OF FICE OF SENIOR VICE PRES: DENT, SALES June l, TO: All Field Sales Personnel FROM: R. H.: Orcutt Rs you know, Lorillard sampline is con with a stanéard procecure calculated products-and to avoid: distribution to these uncer 21; A DIVISION OF LOEW'S THEATRES IND + 660 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YOR" NY 10019 © (212) B4'-€59° - CALLE LOR 1961 oe Suctea in accorcéince to promote our Gistribution within three blocks of schools, playgrouncs or ether places of youthful activity; Gistribetion within three bios ks of any state, county or city lecislative beiléing; distribution to those in motor vehicles: Gist ir atlgn: which blocks pecestrian traffic, - tion which cenerates litter. or; Gistribu- crillaré and all of the other major cicarette manufacturers f have recently agreed to conform their sa sampling Code (see attached) which contains most of the 0 elements eof the Lorillard PEGERSUFE. to sample. mpling to a uniforn This has been Gone in oréer to avoid lecislation which might terminate our right If it should come to your attention that any sampling of Lorillard or of competitive products does not conform to the Code, we will appreciate being advised. your information to Mr. Joseph Tatulli of our Sales Promotion Department in the New York Office. RHO:vt Attachment R. E. 0. Please Girect TPLST9SS
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ee ee CREIGHTON University School! of Medicine Department of Preventive Medicine And Public Hosith April 16, 1984 Mr. Leonard Zahn Leonard Zahn and Associates, Inc. ’ Public Relations Counsel P.0. Box 223 13 Lincoln Road Great Neck, NY 11022 Dear Len: Thank you so much for enclosing that exceedingly interesting paper by Martensson, Larsson and Zettergren dealing with malignant mesothelioma in siblings. It is of interest that cases one and two are both epithelial types of malignant mesothelioma. Finally, and most extraordinary, in cases three and four, both were biphasic types and had the dominating fibrous component. The latter were identical twins. This, of course, fosters our hypothesis of high genetic specificity relevant to the histologic form of mesothelioma. This is very timely indeed in that we have a paper (enclosed) in press in Cancer Genetics and Cytogenetics. This project of mine was supported by CTR. TI will let you know when it is published which should be very shortly since I returned the galleys. Things are moving slowyy, but hopefully, steadily with respect to HCI. Sincerely, Henry T. Lynch, M.D. Professor & Chairman, and Professor of Medicine HTL/va Enclosure California ot 24th Street Omaha, Nebraske 68178 (402) 280-2842 Telex: 610-622-0287 1
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2 MEMORANDUM = wit , o . February 13, 1979 = G TO: Dr. Alex W. Spears * FROM: Michael I. Gastman . * oe “RE: ° 10-K for Year Ending December 31, 1978 Attached hereto please find questionnaire soli-~ “ giting necessary information for the preparation of the tg (RUSE. 10-K, . Please consider an appropriate statement in re- ~/ sponse to Paragraph 11 with Messrs. Block and Thomas, ‘,, and return it to us as soon as possible, : : Your prompt response will be very much appreci- ated. ‘ M. I. 6. - MIG:eme Attachment ec Mr. Block Mr. Thomas SILEZETO
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From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 8:29 AM To: Beauchemin, Ed; McCormick, Brendan J.; Schreffler, Brad B.; Darden, Bennie C.; Crabill, Jean B. Cc: Richards, TC; Daragan, Karen M.; Turner, Henry; Smith, Dan; Hanson, Terry D. Subject: NC We Card training Brad, The Coalition for Responsible Tobacco Retailing is sponsoring We Card training sessions in 5 cities in North Carolina. As you know, retailers welcome and appreciate this opportunity as it helps them and their employees know and understand the minimum-age sales law, learn how to handle a minor or an abusive customer,how to check for ID and much more. We appreciate the FSF's past support to promote We Card and ask that we can send flyers for TSMs and SAMs to hand out to their independent and chain accounts. If yes, please let me know via e-mail quantity of flyers you need and addresses of where they should be sent (include phone number) Multiple destinations are fine. arrscgst20c
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From: Renaud, Jean-Marc Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 9:08 AM Ta: Yang, Szu-Sung Ce: D’Andres, Sandrine; Boudoux, Roxane; Jaccard, Guy; Gadani, Ferruccio; Piade, Jean-Jacques; Zuber, Jacques Subject: Visit of S.S. Yang, March 28: AGENDA Dear Szu Sung, Following our discussion at the beginning of this week, please find below an agenda for your visit on March 28. Please let me know if anything need to be added ? | also would like to know if everything is OK with your hotel reservation. Looking forward to meeting you in Neuchatel. With my best regards, Jean-Marc 9:00- 10:00 : TSNA analyses in leaf samples, S. d'Andrés, R. Boudoux, J.M. Renaud, (K- 106) - PME procedures. Quality controls - Analyis of samples with high nitrite levels 10:00 - 11:00 : TSNA laboratory tour 11:00- 12:00 : Determination of benzo(a)pyrene in MS, Guy Jaccard (office) 12:00 - 13:30 : Lunch calumet 13:30 - 14:15 : Sampling at the farm, PME experience, F. Gadani (office) 14:15 - 15:30 : SS smoke analyses & smoking machine, J. J. Piadé, (office + Laboratory) 15:30 - : Reserve Monday 19:00 Dinner with J.J. Piadé, J. Zuber Tuesday 19:00, Dinner with J.M. Renaud, G. Jaccard 2078629286
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Tue Councr, For Topacco Rresrarcu—-U.S.A., Inc. 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 HARMON C. McALLISTER, PII.D. = ASSOCIATE RESEAROH DIRECTOR April 1, 1986 Eliezer Robinson, M.D. Professor and Head Dept. of Oncology RAMBAM Medical Center Technion-Israel Institute of Technology Medical Sciences Bldg. Haifa 31 969, Israel Re: Case #2037 - Dear Dr. Robinson: Your recent inquiry concerning support by this Council of a proposed research study has now been considered by the members of the Scientific Advisory Board. They asked me to notify. you that they cannot encourage formal application for support of this study at the present time. We trust that you will obtain the support you seek elsewhere. : Sincerely yours, Hhnrre fled Harmon C. McAllister f. HCM/s CASS, Rong w Tr obi, 3Atles art 50284479
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INBIFO Institut fur biologische Forschung GmbH : Ké!n PRIORIEIT Y 49Mar.97 WRE/MWO P -/3056 Page 1/1 Title: 21-Day Smoke Inhalation Study with Cigarette Smoke of Standard Reference Cigarette Type 2R1 on Sprague Dawley Rats Sister Chromatid Exchange and Chromosome Aberrations in Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes SD: DBE Experimental Part: 1982 Objective: Investigate the response of sister chromatid exchange (SCE) and chromosome aberrations (CA) in peripheral lymphocytes to cigarette smoke exposure in rats Cigarette Codes: 2R1 Test Parameter: SCE, CA in peripheral lymphocyies Study Design: 9 groups with 58 or 60 male Sprague Dawley rats, each; head-only exposed for 210 or 420 min/d, 7 d/w on 7, 14, 21, and 28 consecutive days to between 180 and 560 pg/l TPM, followed by a 15-d postinhalation period Results / Comments: « Cigarette smoke exposure, if any at all, leads only to a marginal increase in SCE in peripheral blood lymphocytes. *« Cigarette smoke exposure does not induce chromosome aberrations in peripheral lymphocytes. 998222802
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---~Original Message----- From: Farr, Steve [SMTP:sfarr@apcoworldwide.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 8:03 AM To: ‘Mao, Yudian ¥." Subject; RE: APCO ! just got back to the office today. | will check on the materials request and get back to you ASAP. Steve Farr Vice President APCO Worldwide 1615 L Street NW, Suite 900 Washington, D.C. 20036 Tel: 202-778-1034 Fax: 202-466-6002 sfarr@apcoassoc.com V86LL6Er802
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PHILIP MORRITS, U. S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia To: W. A. McCarty Date: January 19, 1993 From: B. A. Glover Subject: WEEKLY FLAVOR REPORT - W/E 01/17/93 The following attachments are data/graphic summaries for deposition of flavors at Stockton Street. Distribution: Bates Buford Dickerson Dickerson Harrison King Lumpkin McGormack Olmstead Reilly Schreck Vincent/J. M. Whitlock Pe Ae ee HAAHAUUOPPUH > £8Ter9zsoz
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¢ 621056112 PRODUCED FROM EEK. OCT 1 3 198y INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE wees © FP VIA C BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION " RESFARCH & DEVELOPMENT TO: E. E. Kohnhorst KIT a FROM: J. S. Wigand 2) / A orvvid ys TT DATE: October 12, 1989 OT Sor ¢ SUBJECT: W.H. DEINES REQUEST TO VISIT BATUKE, SOUTHAMPTON/ 333 a et in LE Per the attached memo from Bill Deines, would you please obtain the necessary BAT clearance for him to visit Southampton October 25 and 26. Thank you. I. lhipard yet S. Wigand 0342P Attachment Ongeneagen — tt Samp 621056112 B&W WEI Tr WO
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 TO: Select SOMs DATE: September 30, 1998 FROM: Maria Medina / Events Marketing SUBJECT: Parliament Party Zone - 1998 Fall Schedules Attached is the fall schedule for the Parliament Party Zone Program in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. If you have any questions, please call me at (917) 663-2057. cc: M. Anton K. Huray N. Bahou J. Lemperes J. Bischoff T. McCarthy |. Broeman J. Murillo T. Carraro M. Paluszek Cc. Conway S. Teitelbaum K. Daragan K. Tolchinsky L. Graff M. Waldman D. Gross N. Zimbalist M. Hicks LvL20882L02 | COMMUNIGCATED MS MAIL 9/30/98 TO SECTIONS 11, 13, AND 14 SOMs. SOM SHOULD FORWARD THIS INFORMATION TO APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL IN SECTION. NO HARD COPIES PROVIDED BY NYO. FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY.
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From: Mozingo, Roger L. To: David Powers; Henry Stokes; Joe Murray; M. Hurst Marshall; Mike Phillips; Randy Tompson; Ron Cole Ce: BCC: Primary Date: 11/23/1999 12:14:34 PM Last Modified Date: 1999-Nov-23 14:38:23 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Nov-23 12:14:34 Received Date: 1999-Nov-23 12:14:34 Subject: October MOL{F} Attachments: weno Original Message----- From: Cheek, Shelby L. Sent: Tucsday, November 23, 1999 11:43 AM To: Ann Johnston; Barbara Goho; Belinda Bates; Beth Blackwell; Carole Wehn; Charles Blixt, Cliff Pennell; Craig Hill; Dan Fawley; Dave Iauco; Dave Townsend; Dave Wilmesher; Dianne Neal; Don deBethizy; Don Lamonds; Doug Shouse; E. Scott Rhodes; Ed McAtee; Fran Creighton; Frank Petto; Frank Sellers; Frank Skinner; Gary Burger; Harvey Freeman; J. Best; J. Scott Peddycord; Jackie Hemric; Jackie Renegar; James Wilson; Jan Fulton Smith; Janet Quintal; Janet Wheeler; Jerry Moore; Jim Maguire; Joanne Jacovec; John Scarritt, Ken Whitchurst; Kenneth Lapiejko; L. Joe Inman; Lorraine Curtis; Lynn Beasley; Lynn Lane; Marvin Martin; Maura Payne; McKinney, Judy R.; Mclinda Simmons; Mike Beeson; Morris Moore; Ned Leary; Pat Cundari; Paul Arrowood, Paul Braxton; R. Scott Schmalfeldt; Rebecca Fullton; Rick Sanders; Robert (Bob) Suber; Robert Gordon; Roger Mozingo; Ronnie Willard; Shari Hawkins; Skip Tinsley; Steve Strawsburg; Stockdale, Bryan K.; Timothy Fields; Tom Adams; Tommy Hickman; Tommy Payne Subject: October MOL Please destroy the October Monthly Operations Letter issued earlier today. A revised version will be issued later. Thanks. Shelby RJRO0000001531099922 70029 3783 L89r S68eS
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ANALYST IMPRESSIONS I listened to several impromptumedia interviews of Analysts. In general, the Analysts' answers were precise, low-key and favorable about the development. They also refused to speculate on questions designed to elicit a negative and/or controversial response. John of the Wall Street Journal asked one analyst if this product failed would it “be like the introduction of new. Coke?" the answer was: "Of course not; Coke withdrew a product and RJR is not doing that. Also this is nowhere near the same level of spending and commitment. Another analyst said it "is a good move because RJR has nothing to lose here. It's a technological advancement and that puts them on the leading edge. But, if it doesn't fly they have really not invested that much. ui °o a om wn Ww Ww ~ oO
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~---Original Message----- From: Ostem, Eric Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 5:35 PM To: PMUSA Intranet Development Center cc: Araoz, Marina Subject: FW: YSP Changes Hi Amy- I'm fine w/ your proposed changes and would very much appreciate it if you could load all changes associated w/o the $250 Reward. Also, on the version w/ the $250 Reward is there a way to remove the line but still draw attention to the words "$250 Reward"? W/ the line under the words "$250 Reward" , the words "FOR MORE INFO...." look like a separate thought. 1 arrorl [ssoc
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— Original Message—-— From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Thursday, March 18, 1999 10°05 AM To: Scott, Gregory Cc: Friedman, Mark; Lindon, Tim; Woodward, Ellis; Cho, Elizabeth Subject: Supplamantai Thai Messages Attached are some proposed talking points relating to Thailand that could be used to supplement the general points as to why US legislation with extraterritorial effect does not make any sense. This draft distilis thinking from Mark and Betty. We would not suggest getting into how our cigarette brand names might be present in the Thai market. Any such discussion would need to take into account point-of-sale, including dispensers, etc., which could be characterized as “prominent” in Thai retail environments, and we can't say for certain that brand images that are not identified by brand name but are closely associated with the brand (e.g., a "Marlboro Country"-like Western scene), cannot be found in Thailand. Please feel free to make any comments or suggestions. << File: Thailand >> OSTELOTH9OT
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mae Original Message----- From: Paluszek, Matt 2078866065 Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 9:59 PM To: Ryan, Thomas M Subject: RE: NH Smoking Ban Bill Proposed Testimony hey, when are u available to do practice q & a for my testimony? i'm off monday, but i could find some time. with me. or tuesday first half of the day is good
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ocT 16°97 @S5!17PM PHILIP MORRIS LEGAL . Pte “PHILIP MORRIS Mal@seMENT CORP. INTER-CANICE CORRESPONDENCE 800 Westchester Avenue, Rye Brook, NY 10573 PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL ' TO; Murray H. Bring DATE: October 16, 1997 FROM: Mark H. Berlin 6 SUBJECT: Corporate Affairs Documents Marc requested that I send you the following attached documents: 1. September 22 draft of “Guidelines for Approaching Tobacco Regulatory Issues”, which was discussed at the recent meeting in New York of the PMI corporate affairs leadership; 2. October 16 revised draft of the Guidelines, reflecting the comments and reactions discussed at the meeting: and 3. Message Points (prepared by Vic’s team) intended for use by PMI relating to the Proposed Resolution, which were also discussed at the meeting. Please let me know if you have questions or comments about these documents. MHB/ip Attachment ec: M. Firestone (w/o attachment) V. Han (w/o attachment) L6STC6EL02
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own Original Message---- From: Arwady, Marforla D. Sent: Tuaaday, March 27, 2001 6:15 PM To: Levy, Carolyn J. Subject: Article FYI Importance: High Carolyn, | dan't know if you even track products such as this, but thought you might want to be aware of it. Marge NicAlert Best Biomarker-Tab.Us... Ti'd % SIMMOW dITVWHd Wd2G:aH Ta. BE al V7LCE9SOS802
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August 12, 1987 a. Fy TO: T. J. McCabe RE: Marlboro Media Plan Attached is an excellent compilation of Marlboro's 1986 media plan and key learning/conclusions relative to this formidable competitor's media strategies/tactics, The information was compiled and analyzed by Gabe Gabriel and is illustrated in a standard RJR plan deck format. As Gabe concludes, Marlboro's media activity is extraordinarily broad and extensive - a mass media schedule befitting a dominant~share brand with appeal transcending focused demographic parameters. Importantly, it appears the media schedule is not designed to address Marlboro's FUBYA strength but, rather, to maintain its ubiquitous presence against total smokers, thereby defending its business against smokers likely to switch out of the franchise, This strategy is similar to RJR's in that neither Marlboro nor RJR primarily concentrate efforts against franchise smokers. The key difference is the direction in which the brands view their opportunity segments. Marlboro's focus appears to be franchise maintenance as their smokers grow older in age. Conversely, RJR's focus is against younger adult smokers who may be brought into the franchise. Opportunity = Convert Base Opportunity = Maintain Opportunity = vonvert _— a Yep y Marlboro Franchise ~———~——------> _ Older Adult Smokers Younger Adult ——-~---> RJR Brands Franchise Smokers With your approval, next steps are to distribute Gabe's analysis to the CAMEL, WINSTON and MAGNA Brand Groups, as wel] as Media Planning, for their review and an enlightening look at the specific tactical activity behind Marlboro's known high spending levels. Let us know if you would Jike to discuss. Patti Ittermann PRI veje Attachment weer’ W. A. Gabriel z2see SE40S
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July 7, 1995 Sheila Polansky Bell Flavors and Fragrances, Inc. 500 Academy Drive Northbrook, Illinois 60062 Dear Sheila: Under the terms of the confidentiality agreement between RJR and Bell Flavors and Fragrances, dated August 18, 1993, please send the semi-quantitative formulation disclosure for Bell Artificial Chocolate Flavor Alcoholic 37.14575. Scientific and Regulatory Affairs has received a disclosure for this flavor from Bell; however, itisa qualitative listing. Please forward this information as soon as possible. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, dine Donna Tuttle-Olm R & D Toxicologist D. H. Pence “We wer on smokers.” VIGS TO9TS
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SENT Of KAISER S- G-df 3 G'doam ~ ASPEN SYSTEMS CORP. :#20/28 POIUNDCATION AGSEARCH INESTIPUTS AOMINISTROTIVE OF FIENS « 19355 ‘NESSTER STREET, ACGM 3148 SAKLAND, CALIFOAMIA $4412 « TELESHONE: (415) 426-6332 November 25, 1981 ir. Robert §. Townsend Contracting Officer National Cancer LIastitute Blair Building, Room 332 8300 Colesville Road Silver Spring, “MD 20910 RE: NOl1-CP-05681 Dear Mr. Townsend: In response to your letter of November 1, 1981, Kaiser Foundation Research Institute will discontinue using form HEW S15 and for the future submit Financtal Reports on form HEW 646 as specified. Please be advised that our invoices covering the costs for the months of October and November, 1981 will te delayed due to our funding problems with Enviro Control, Inc. As soon as we have more definite information, we will be in touck With you, In the meantime, we hope you will understand the need for this delay. Simeersly, . foot Vale tal y, alle fa Gilbert W. Lee Manager, Research Accounting GWL:rb yo Kg tte be fling Ho neee! a febaeat gio 3 ari of fhtd do be PIT EBLE Ly / bh pbitia y hed hid £F ‘ / TITX 0008211 T1L00°77'7
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RJR CONFIDENTIAL To: Phil Robchewski From: Ed Hardman Subject: Doral Pricing Strategy Date: June 14, 1995 This documents a revision we need to make asap to the decision rules for determining whether Doral is on/off strategy. In response to increased GPC promotion activity, Doral’s ceiling has been increased to $3.00 in 9 regions, effective June 1. Attached is a copy of the memo from Cliff to Andy detailing the change. I’ve summarized it for our purposes below. * In 9 regions, increase the Doral ceiling to $0.30/$3.00 in all outlets. These regions are MWSA, Northern and Southern California, and Seattle. * For all remaining regions, keep the ceiling as is. That is $0.20/$2.00 in all outlets except CO’s, where the ceiling is $0.30/$3.00. ¢ Make this effective in the data for next Saturday’s update. I understand it is not possible to rerun the back data to make this effective for the first two weeks in June in the trended reports currently under development. The timing on this revision appears to be open. Please keep these revised cciling levels for Doral in place in the affected regions until further notice. It is possible and even likely that other regions may be added to this list in the future. Ed Ed Hardman Business Information and Analysis ce Bill Whitlatch/Jerry Moore/Bill Proctor/Kathleen Gallivan/Tim Adams/ Janie Marshall/Frank Beck/Frank Petto/Steve Zitta/Peggy Fulk/Cindy Bingham RJRO000000503002106 70019 6381 Esse coescs
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From: Christopherson, Dan To: Guess, Hal; Gentry, Jeff, Williard, Sally; Young, Doug cc; BCC: Primary Date: 1/29/1998 4:32:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:54:43 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Jan-29 16:32:00 Received Date: 1998-Jan-29 16:32:00 Subject: 631 TRIAL RUN REQUEST Attachments: R8-008,.DOC R8-008-2.DOC R8-011. DOC 8-012A-F.DOC 8-013A-C.DOC 8-014.DOC SAVE/DELETE ATTACHED TRIAL RUN INFORMATION AS NEEDED: DISTRIBUTE AS NEEDED WITHIN YOUR GROUPS REVISIONS: 8-008 (A-E) (REV-1) *** TASTE/SATISFACTION IMPROVEMENT 8-008 (A-E) (REV-2) *** TASTE/SATISFACTION IMPROVEMENT 8-011 (A-B) (REV-1) *** LIGHTABILITY IMPROVEMENT NEW TRIALS: 8-012 (A-F) *** LIGHTABILITY IMPROVEMENT 8-013 (A-C) *** LIGHTABILITY IMPROVEMENT 8-014 *** LIGHTABILITY IMPROVEMENT RJR0000000530002289 70025 1147 LyBE specs
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PHILIP MORRIS, U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 100 Walnut Ave, Suite 401, Clark, NJ 07066 Select Personnel DATE: November 23, 1994 Liz Twomey Spirits Unlimited Spirits Unlimited will be participating in the Marlboro Holiday Flex Program during December and January. Program details are as follows: Date: November 28 - January 31, 1994 Retail Offer: $2.50 off a carton; 25¢ off a pack Discount Method: Scanning So that the program achieves maximum impact at store level, please plan on placing POS items wherever permittable, i-e., front window, OPM and cigarette racks. As a Retail Masters participant, POS will be mailed to the stores. Please pull any additional POS from your allocation. A letter of authorization is attached. Thank you for your assistance and follow-up. If you have any questions, please dont hesitate to Octel (13-42-00). LT/syw ce: F. Munoz Dist: 13-35-00, 01, 02, 03, 04 —OS06EST 902
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wf THe Counci For Topacco REsSEARCH—U.S.A., INC. , 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 ROBERT F. GERTENBACH PRESIDENT May 24, 1989 Mr. Thomas M. Edwards, Jr. Managing Director & Counsel Burley Auction Warehouse Association P.O. Box 670 -Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 Dear Mr. Edwards: Based upon the formula adopted for contributions to The Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc., annual payments have been made by your organization in an amount of $1,000. At present, subscriptions are being paid to The Council by its members for the fiscal year 1989. Will you please return your remittance to me in the amount of $1,000 drawn to the order of THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC. Cordially, R. F. Gertenbach
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Lt, Sol, George Haig, USAR~Ret, A009 Naylor Road, 3. E., Vashington 20, Dy ¢. September 25, 1957 iv. w. T. Hoyt, Tobacco Induatry xesearch Committes, 150 Bast 42nd Street, wew York 17, N.Y. Dear ky, Hoyt: Recent publicity in the press about the "findings" by researchers on the subject of cigarette smoking and lung cancer created & scare which may have some effect on cigarette sales. And if the researchers oress their claims further I believe that cigarette sales will va affected a great deal with monetary losses to the tobacoo industry. I firmly believe that should the researchers prove beyond doubt that excess cigarette smoking causes lung cancer the tobacco industry would openly warn the public of such a danger. Conversely, if the deaders Digest, for inatance, learned that there is no . danger of lung cancer in cigarette smoking, even excessively, they would retract their “hostility” toward smoking, and even may come to the support of the cigaratte induetry. T have been studying this problem for some time and I have discovered a "solution" to your problem, (to allay scare of smoking tobacco). I would like to present my solution to the vroper "agency". Naturally I would like to be compensated for this service. If your organization is the proper “agency” to negotiate such a proposition please let me know and I will submit it to you. Cf course, if my "aolution" LS not acceptable you are not obligated to pay me anything. if your organization is not the proper "agency" to negotiate such & proposition (authorized to pay for sarvices) would you be kind anoush to let me know of their name and address? Sincerely yours, | Seorge Haig i 3 i ; te 4 i 2 cee tasoectpn es sincertatiAlsesin ich Mad Salles tck nS Maat sagt imate ade bats DRAG ao s
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September 23, 1985 TO: J. Ve Cue D. H. Murphy W. K. Neher gees Suayode M. H. Parham J. Kasey V. D. Perez B. H. Kopp B. Wallace FROM: B. W. Zabel SUBJECT: YOUNGER ADULT PREMIUMS - ORDER OF FOCUS GROUPS 7 The schedule for the September 25-26 focus groups is as follows: Wednesday, September 25 : \ 4:00 p.m. White Female Menthol Smokers 6:00 p.m. White Female Non-Menthol Smokers 8:00 p.m. White Male Menthol Smokers Thureday, September 26 ‘ 4:00 p.m. Black Female Menthol Smokers 6:00 p.m. White Mule Non-Menthol Smokers 8:00 p.m. Black Male Menthol Smokers Participants in each group are single, non-college educated, economically downscale, and 18-20 years old. In addition to the Ritz~Carton, the Ambassador East fs within walking distance of the group facility. C ee ( Brad W. Zabel MARKETING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT BWZ/bls . cc: J. L. Cemma c9S8 2£2S0¢
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120 FIFTH AVENUE DD ( NEW YORK, NY 10011 @ 212+633+1100 DATA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FAX 212+633+6499 June 5, 1992 Mr. Dan Murphy R J Reynolds Tobacco Company 401 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27102 Dear Dan: This is to provide you with a brief proposal for the DORAL Everyday Low Price Concept Test. BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES As part of its overall strategy to compete with savings brands, DORAL has been using coupons to be competitively priced with private label brands. However, since coupons do not always reach all target adult smokers, the brand is considering revising its pricing strategy to an everyday price of $.30 below full- priced brands. The issue has been raised about the effect of this change in pricing strategy on the image of DORAL, specifically would this everyday pricing strategy cheapen brand image. Research has been proposed to determine the effect of this change in pricing Strategy on the image of DORAL. The specific objectives of the research would be to determine the effect of dropping the price below that of full-priced brands on: e Interest in the brand e¢ Image of the brand, and e image of the brand user. S688 S6ETS
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Sorillaed MEMORANDUM October 6, 1993 fo: 3.R. Cherry, dr., Esq. FROM: R. S. Goldbrenner, Esq. RE: Harley-Davidson Australia & US Litigation co: Dr. A.W. Spears Mr. R. Hammer A.J. Stevens, Esq. PR. Morrison, Esq. P.S. To Dr. A.W. Spears and Mr. R. Hammer, please advise extent of sales and advertising activity in Australia. hdmemo ghyPoocs
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COVINGTON & BURLING 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W. P.O. BOX 7566 WASHINGTON. 0.C. 20044 1202) 662-6000 ACHESON HOUSE 46 HERTFORD STREET LONDON WITTTF ENGLAND. PHONE <4-71-495-5655, ELEFAX 44-71-405-3101 TELEFAX: 12021 662-6291 JOHN P. RUPP TELEX: 89-593 (COVLING WSHI . CABLE: COVLING DIACCT CIAL NUMBER yw K eS LS CORRESPONDENT OF FICE 12021 662-5650 04 AVENUE DES ARTS SIs a TELEPHONE: 32-2-512-9890 ( 5 ) eke 4-9-4] ACTOS VCC September 6, 1991 MEMORANDUM TO THE COMMITTEE OF COUNSEL There is enclosed a copy of a recent decision by Judge Easterbrook of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in one of the prisoners’ rights cases that we have been monitoring. As you will see, the Seventh Circuit affirmed the district court’s dismissal of the nonsmoking prisoner’s Eighth Amendment ; claims concerning smoking. John P. Rupp Enclosure ec with enclosure: Thomas E. Bezanson, Esquire Mr. Samuel D. Chilcote, Jr. Frank Decker, Esquire Richard A. Kohlberger, Esquire EPLb C@cTS
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—* CONFIDENTIAL WINSTON KING SIZE CIGARETTE TEST NO. 2043 MRD #74-1527 C&D REQUESTED BY: Marketing Departnent . PURPOSE: -To determine consumex preference for current WINSTON KS when compared to frozen WINSTON KS. we DESCRIPTION: Mest 2043-A - WINSTON KS frozen in 1973 1. 600 packages labeled "smoke first". 2. 600 packages labeled “smoke second". Test. 2043-B 1. Use regular WINSTON KS cut filler at optimum moisture. 2. Use standard white test wrappers bearing normal NFO legends (IRS 5N4 20 Class A cigarettes, Caution Notice, Complimentary — Not for sale, all applicable taxes paid by manufacturer) . 3. Use blue test stamps bearing complimentary legend. 4. Use current WINSTON KS specifications - no print on cigarettes. 5. Produce 2400 packages of cigarettes labeled “smoke first" (600 for this test and 1800 to be frozen for future testing). 2 6. Produce 2400 packages of cigarettes labeled "smoke second" 1a (600 for this test and 1800 to be frozen for future testing) - i, TESTS & ANALYSES: (See attached sheet) “t MANUFACTURE: Week of 4/8/74 : 4 RELEASE: Week of 5/3/74 u SHIP: Week of 5/6/74 - W. P- Hanes .-.. aginghe AS gyal a oe! col ute. | WRH/SE ee ee ee ee soe > Qge “Mr. Wn: D. Hobbs <-~ Dr. S$: 0: Jones _ __Mr. C. G. Tompson Mr. R. H. Cundiff egy” eta Me, Ge, S¢-Leight: 2 ay we ~My, De. Johnson. lnk of ai “a a . 7" My. W. W. Bamhardt Mr. T. H: Eskew _Dr. Murray Senkus . 7 os ae wee tae a pen ete “ute te SR ete ete BF ML la Coroleng Sy ae ET BAR UR I ee
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From: Lau, Raymond W. Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 9:43 AM To: Walk, Roger A. Subject: FW: Regional support for accommodation projects Dear Roger, We now have the support of the Engineering group in Malaysia to continue my work there. Regards, Raymond aerz00sS L802
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SMOKING MACHINE CONTROL PROGRAM NOTES The current version of the 7317 exposure contro! program was written to contro! two Geneva smoking machines which have been modified to allow the computer fo disable thelr cigarette loader and unloader functions. The program controls by momentarily enabling one of the load/unioad functions when that function Is required and must “remember” the age and location of each cigarette throughout the exposure to ensure that spent cigarettes are replaced at the proper time. The product smoking machine has two igniters that are controlled by the computer In addition to the loader and unloader, the reference smoking machine has none. The computer also times the duration of each exposure, automatically records CO monitor readings, and controls filter and Impactor samples. A realtime aerosol monitor was recently added to the exposure system and a subroutine may be written to record these readings also. The control program has been written as a series of subroutines that fall into one of the following three categories - EXPOSURE CONTROL, FUNCTION CONTROL, or SUPPORT. Following Is a brief description of the subroutines. EXPOSURE CONTROL SUBROUTINES: SUBROUTINE PARM | Loads required parameters fromthe data tables Into memory. | | SUBROUTINE LABL Allows the operator to enter Information Into the program before the Inklation of an exposure. The information may inchide which machine will be loaded with product and which with reference, the exposure concentration, or #f ether machine will not be used during an exposure cycle. The computer will record this Information In the exposure summation or will “ignore* a machine that was not used for exposure. SUBROUTINE LODE Loads the carousel following a prescribed pattern and maintains the carousel by replacing cigarettes after they have puffed the required number of times. The computer leaves LODE when a “start exposure" signal Is recelved and transfers control to subroutine EXPS, LODE functions through the following “Function Control Subroutines" * EJCA which controls machine #1 elector * IJCA which controls machine #1 Injector ¢ TCHA which controls machine #1 torch #1 and li’s associated auxilliary puff port * TCHB which controls machine #1 torch #2 « EJCB which controls machine #2 ejector « [JCB which contro! machine #2 injector SUBROUTINE EXPS Continues to maintain the carousels by using the same subroutines used by LODE but also turns smoke to the animals, takes measurements, and controls various samplers that are required during an exposure. At the end of the prescribed exposure period exposure stops and the carousel untoads. Control then transfers to subroutine SUMA. EXPS uses the following control subjoutines In addition to those listed under LODE: | * SPLR which controls the samplers « COMO which records CO monitor readings * ARAM will record aerosol monitor readings if we decide to add tt. | | 1 i ! SUBROUTINE SUMA ; | Sums irdormation and data from each exposure and prints a summation table. The program then resets itself and walts for the next exposure cycle to bagin. | | 2280 Seen
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MEMORANDUM To: From: Mr. John R. Nelson, Chairman W.E. Ainsworth, Jr., Esquire Mr. Joseph R. Augustus Mr. W. Preston Baldwin James R. Cherry, Esquire vA Kurt L. Malmgren fi L a“ Model Vending/Youth Bill 1875 1 STREET, NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202/457-480U © 800/424-9876 RECEIVED Ju 2 2 i999 THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE June 15, 1990 Mr, John H. Hager Mr, P.M, Lanzarotta Mr, Donald E, Mott Mr. Roger L. Mozingo KURT L. MALMGREN Senior Vica President State Activities 202/457-4857 Enclosed is the revised model bill that was agreed to during last Wednesday’s conference call. The model will be adapted and used in response to state and local legislation that is anticipated as a result of the model state vending legislation that has been proposed to the states by HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan. The side-by-side analysis of the industry and Sullivan model bills has been revised and also is enclosed. Further use of the industry model for proactive or preemptive initiatives will be considered on a case by case basis until the negotiations on the Kennedy and Waxman bills have been finalized. Enclosures cc. Mr. Samuel D. Chilcote, Jr. Mr. Carl P. Johnson Mr. Edward D. Kratovil Mr. Robert J. Lewis Mr, Charles H. Powers Mr. RJ. Pritchard David H. Remes, Esquire Ms. Susan M. Stuntz Stanley L. Temko, Esquire Mr. James C. Turner Ms, Tina A. Walls State Activities Staff EQEGEVEIN?
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2085779941 Pabst, Joanne From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 11:37 AM To: Poole, Jay Subject: RE: Altria - AL We're preparing letters that should go out today or tomorrow. Will keep you advised. (SCP is in the loop with Chuck W.)
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~~ THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE SUITE 323 RONALD C. MORRIS 10101 LINN STATION ROWE focienal Vice President . LOUISVILOE KRY dull. 502 426-6927 VIA FAX July 2, 1991 Mr. Charles Arnold Booth & Arnold 1301 Gulf Life Drive, Suite 2440 Jacksonville, FL 32207 Dear Chuck: In accordance with our conversation, | am authorized to commission your work with the City of Jacksonville on behalf of The Tobacco Institute. It is understood your initial fee will be agk with the first-<Feke ‘ being used as a retainer and the balance being billed at*Q@" per nour. 9 went” It is also understood that this fee is for your activities related to the proposed ordinance banning cigarette vending machines currently being studied. In the event new issues arise or circumstances change, we acknowledge that it may be necessary to extend the contract. With this letter | will place a request for a check in the amount feanct®® from our home office. Please proceed on our behaif. * Cordially, oH Nowe, Ronald C. Morris RCM/sfd cc: George Minshew Patrick D. McWhorter TIFL 0011593 NATIONAL OFFICE ¢ 1875 1 STREET. NORTHWEST ¢ WASHINGTON. DC 20006 © 202/457-4800
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Tobacco Company Rey 336-741-5000 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 June 12, 2000 Ms. Stephanie Weidel Product Editor Taylor and Francis Publisher 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 800 Philadelphia, PA 19106 Dear Ms. Weidel: Enclosed is the revised manuscript number 0-509 entitled “Safety Assessment of Continuous Glass Filaments Used in Eclipse,” based on the suggestions of the two reviewers. Both a hard copy and a disk with the document in Word format are enclosed. Sincerely, A GE LY i. “ ames E. Swauger, Ph.D., DABT efffey W-D. Foy Director, Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Senior R&D Toxicologist Enclosures PEGS LETS “We work for smokers.” € PPO - TTI fax oo oF PUBICIVENT
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— Original Message—--- From: Hymowitz, Norman [SMTP-hymowitz@emhe,umdnj.edu] Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 2:47 PM To: ‘Levy, Carolyn J." Subject: RE: youth smoking cessation Dear Carolyn, | expect that we will be in a position to put together a Phase 1 report in about two months - if we can complete the two ongoing groups without a set back. By that time, we should have completed two pilot groups. If you prefer that we include data from a third group, it will take longer. The earliest we could start a third group is in January. The Phase 1 report would include the results of the focus group, a description of our Baseline and Follow-up Questionnaires, a description of the smoking cessation group program, and the initial outcome of two (or three) pilot groups. We will also describe our recruitment strategies and lessons learned from Phase 1. Have a nice flight and great holiday. Best regards, Norman VPIPCOCE8OT
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A AND B COMPQUND RESULTS: SUMMARY NAME: C1L, SASE-DALMATIAN, USP MOREL: SEAC: SEAC APPROVED (02-93-87) S4OREM; TESTING STATUS: ACTIVE DECISION TREE: NA 02-08-85 CHEM AQSTRACTS NUMBER: GO22-54-8 FENA NUMBERS 3001, 3003 PRE 9.381 SUTAGENLOITY VEHICLE: OMSO TP VEHICLE: DIL GRAL VEHICLE: O14 TV, VEHICLE: INSOLUBLE SPECIAL INSTRUCTICNS: AMES{: NEB UOSts NEE Lis: POS#S9: NEG-S9 MLPH: PCS+S9° NEG~59 ACRE: IV! NEDATIVE ACLTOX Ms IP’ LDSO(NE/KG? MALES 433) FEMALES 302(249-347)s COMBINED 357 ACUTOX Ris IF LDSO(MSYKE} MALES 158: FEMALES 119(S9-241} COMBINED 154 RFAATSi:: CAL MALES J13M5/KG; FEMALES! 175é5/KGi RAMICES:: ORAL. MALES & FEMALES LBGNS/KG QELEs IP/O STUDY ABORTED DUE 10 AN ABSORBANCE /TOXICITY PROBLEM | GTZ: R/O MALES: 870 LBWa ANA+ A+ FEMALES: STo: LBWo PNAE AE HEEt: ORAL S8NG/KO-LOW:NO ERFECT PNALND EFFECT 7ECGND EFFECT GTA:NO EFFECT 44mG?KG-LBNSNOI ESFECT PMASNO EFFECT 7EC:NO EFFECT E : TRING EFFECT NESATIVE P448, NEGATIVE FAG i: ORAL NO CONCLUSION. DUE TO ERROR IN MTB @t ORAL WEGATIVE, NO SUPRRESSION OF THE PRIMARY’ ANTIBODY’ RESPONSE TO. SRBC, it) TS TIS20cTs
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DATE: September 25, 1975 MEDIA: — a CLIENT; VANTAGE ____ SISE: JOB NO.: Al101-532 ISSUE: THE SWITCHER'S GUIDE TO LOW 'TAR' AND NICOTINE CIGARETTES. With all the controversy about smoking going on, lots of smokers would like nothing better than to switch to low 'tar' and nicotine cigarettes, After all, when you like smoking too much to quit, switching to a low 'tar' and nicotine cigarette is a realistic alternative. But which low 'tar' and nicotine cigarette should a switcher switch to? Well, for every smoker who has ever considered switching, here's an easy guide to low 'tar' and nicotine cigarettes. First, there are super low, low 'tar' and nicotine cigarettes. They're fine if low numbers are all you want. Because their scientific filters work so well, they just about filter out all the taste. Next. The low 'tar' and nicotine cigarettes that claim to deliver flavor, If you've ever tasted one of them, you've probably been disappointed. Empty promises and empty taste, That's what these cigarettes are made of, Finally, there's Vantage. The low 'tar’ and nicotine cigarette that's different from all the others. Vantage isn't a watered down version of a cigarette. Because from the very beginning, Vantage was specially engineered to deliver flavor like a full-flavor cigarette, Without anywhere near the 'tar' and nicotine. So if you'd like to switch to a low 'tar' and nicotine cigarette, try Vantage first. You might save yourself a lot of searching. Because Vantage will probably turn out to be the only low 'tar' and nicotine cigarette you'll enjoy smoking. 2941 ftrog
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From: Cathey Yoe To: C&B - Remes, David; C&B - Kightlinger, Mark; Buckley, Pat; Cole, Ron W.; Cruz, Cynthia; DeButts, C. Read; Ellis, Jim; Fackler, Bob; Fox, William; Gallagher, Elizabeth; Gallant, Karl; Goodycar, Douglas, Graves, Greg; Hennes, Bruce; Holland, Toussaint L.; Mayfield, Martin; Mitchell, Susan; Roberts, Yvonne; Schmidt, Jeff; Schuman, Bob; Suggs, Michael L.; Synhorst, Tom; Vigneaullt, J. J.; Walton, Ken; Baker, Karen M.; BRINKLY, C.; Carter, Kay B.; Caricr, Peggy C.; Cockman, Michael; Ellis, Maura P.; Hutchens, Lynn F.; HYDE, TIM; Jackson, Priscilla; Lester, Frank; LOSER, GARY; Lowstetter, Jean S.; MEYNE, ROB; Milder, Ally; Padalino, Janet; Phillips, Mike W.; Singleton, John W.; Smith, Mark D.; Vicki Speas; Henry Stokes; Stone, Robert; Tompson, Randy; Walker, Nat; Williams, Richard L.; Louis Church; Eubanks, Linda D.; Lora Needham; Fish, John; Foreman, Donald D.; Eric Lundgren; Karl Maher; John Byron Nelson, Greg Osman CC: BCC: Primary Date: 10/31/1995 3:48:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:54:00 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1995-Oct-31 15:44:00 Received Date: 1995-Oct-31 15:48:00 Subject: TI Daily Bulletin 10/31/95 Attachments: ..DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN... .«PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION...THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE... Tuesday October 31, 1995 .IN REVIEW...IN REVIEW...IN REVIEW... US HOUSE leadership has delayed consideration of conference report to HR2020, Treasury/Postal appropriations...controversy continues over proposed limits on political advocacy by groups receiving federal funds...conference report includes revised version of Senate’s ban on vending and sampling on federal property that is open to minors. NEW JERSEY Governor Whitman floated trial balloon last week on possible cigarette and alcohol tax hikes for indigent health care ...no legislative action on proposed 15-cent tax hike is expected until after next week’s election. lees c6le¢ RJRO000000502030723 70016 8805
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’ * Holleran, Jack Ce: Subject: Importance: Sensitivity: Schreck, Merry Susan Tuesday, November 23, 1999 10:08 AM Holleran, Jack Austin, Cyndy Regulatory Strategy Outline High Confidential e 2075733578 Hi! Thanks for the outline. I've done work on the assumptions, and would appreciate your thoughts. Just look at the first page i and let me know what you think. Unfortunately, as I’m on the PC, you'll need to email rather than call. Scenario 5 Outline.doc
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From:Payne, Maura To:Albert, Judy P. CC: Spainhour, Sheryl F.; Smith, Jan Fulton; Suggs, Michael L.; Sehon, Edward H.; Rutledge, Joan C.; Fish, John H.; Mozingo, Roger L. BCC: Primary Date: 6/9/2000 4:20:02 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Jun-09 16:20:03 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Jun-09 16:20:02 Received Date: 2000-Jun-09 16:20:02 Subject: Communications Biweekly weekly67.doc RJR1739077172 70001 6578 cele y8lcS
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Tre COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC. SUPPORTING BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION 900 THIRD AVENUE New YorRK, NY 10022 212) 421-8885 ARTHUR D. HISENBERG, PH.D. ASSOCIATE RESEARCH DIRECTOR May 24, 1994 Ms. Kimberly Johnson University of Kentucky Research and Graduate Studies Sponsored Program Development 302 Kinkead Hall Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0057 Dear Ms. Johnson: Thank you for your interest in our program of research support. In response to your request, I am pleased to enclose a copy of the explanatory materials sent by . qzhe Council for Tobacco Research to potential principal investigators who have inquired about support for their research projects. Those materials detail our two step application process. The executive committee of our Scientific Advisory Board first evaluates a Preliminary Application and decides whether or not to encourage submission of a Full Application. Their decision is based not only on scientific merit, but also on appropriateness for inclusion in one of the Council’s multidisciplinary program areas, as well as recognition of current support levels for similar projects. This procedure takes about two months. . In order that your office has on hand a reference set of our Full Application forms, a sample copy is enclosed. You ‘will also find in this package our Statement of Policy, Information for Applicants and a recent Annual Report that lists currently supported grants and contains abstracts of papers that have appeared over the last year acknowledging support from The Council for Tobacco Research. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Owek Cree, Arthur D, Eisenberg encl.