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To: From: Subject: Philip Morris USA CONFIDENTIAL PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia Jerry F. Whidby © Date: March 11, 1994 Susan W. Laffoon See TITL Market Sample #36 - Retest Results Ten brands reported in the draft document for Market Sample #36 were retested by TITL. The original and retest values are reported in the attached table. All rounded retest tar deliveries agree with the current advertised values. Five of the retest nicotine deliveries do not agree with the current advertised nicotine values; these values appear in red. * TITL Nicotine Delivery Higher Than Advertised Value Virginia Slims Ultra Lights 100 Menthol 1OOFMHP e “ i eliv 0 vertised V. Hi-Lite 100FHP Marlboro Lights Menthol KFMHP _ Merit Ultra Lights KFSP Merit Ultra Lights Menthol KFMSP Distribution: Bob Fenner Ken Houghton Virginia Murphy Steve Parrish Claire Purcell Judy Smith DOC CODE: P0622 OFléprssoz
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—--Original Message—-~ From: Levy, Carolyn J. Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 3:15 PM To: Chang, Yen Ce: Bonhomme, Jeanne V.; Grant, Ellen Subject: RE: ALF ad descriptions these are fine with me just a nit-legal review, not approval thanks Carolyn Levy Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-2253 O890SE8T80Z
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----Original Message----- From: Daragan, Karen M. Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 4:50 PM To: Eisen, Karen; Sansone, Jodi M.; Dowdell, Malaika A.; Levy, Carolyn J. Subject: Youth Smoking Prevention Advertising: Parents We started working on the cover note to the three parent storyboards we want to add to YSP Info Kit. And, there are some holes. Can you guys please the review the enclosed document. It is modeled after the tween packet currently in the kit. Let us know if we got it right and help fill in numbers for other two ads. DEEISHONLOZ CJL: | was thinking about faxing over to jane to see if they could fill in secondary research section. Pls advise. << File: pametad_.doc >> : et : _— = 86
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, 003517 THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 | STREET, NORTHWEST HORACE R. KORNEGAY WASHINGTON, DC 20006 , -President 202/457-4830 , ven rio CONFIDENT! TO: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE OF COUNSEL COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE FROM: HORACE R. KORNEGAY SUBJ.: OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ADVERTISEMENT -” Enclosed herewith is a copy of the Occidental Life Insurance Company response to my letter to them, dated January 31, and a copy of my reply to their letter. HRK Enclosures TITX 0000029
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| ‘ t Tan Couxcu, For Tosacco Rese 110 EAST SOYTH STREET NEW YORK, N, ¥. 10022 rcu-U.S.A., Inc. March 27, 197) Victor Chernick, M.D. Professor and Head Dept. of Pediatrics Health Sciences Centre 685 Bannatyne Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E OWl, CANADA Re: Our Case No. 268 Dear Dr. Chernick: Your recent inquiry concerning support by this Council of a proposed research study has now been con- sidered by the Executive Committee of the Scientific Advisory Board, The Committee expressed substantial interest in your proposal and voted to encourage formal application by you. I take pleasure in enclosing the necessary forms and relevant literature. We appreciate your interest. Yeu understand, of course, that no commitment is implied at this time con- cerning the final action of our fwll Scientific Advisory Board on your complete proposal. If I can help you in any way in your development of an application, please let me know. In order to be processed during our next cycle (for grents to begin July 1, 1974) an application would have to be postmarked no later than January 31, 1974. Sincerely yours, Robert C. Hockett, Ph.D. RCH: gh Research Director Attachments 50203102
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M. L. REYNOLDS Im. R. A. SANFORD RkD LIBRARY J, K, Wells, IIE March 17, 1976 R-74-4; R-74-9 — Reduction of CO in Cigarette Snoke Enclosed are the patents uncovered in the collection search en the referenced developments. It appeara that none of these patents disclose the addition of ammonium pentaborate to either cigarette paper or cigarette tobacco. Only a few patents disclose smoking producta containing sodium chloride, Based on this search, it appesrs that there ia very little ert directed to the selective removal of carbon monoxide from tobacco smoke and gost of the prior art which is concerned with ©O removal relates to filter materials, When you are through with the enclosed patents, please forward them to the R&D Library for filing. cJ Enclosures 64.2€20089
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wos ee ee ee 5 a a ee a . . S fh SONS senscaSong ins yeentatars Kn eomn ima aaa pining tem na etic cn. cng hiacanem cigarette ip ae tS atin opt actin, se Santana June 13, 1975 Gad Feinstein, Fa.D. Pathology Health Selences Center State University of New York Stony Brook, HN. Y. 21790 2 | Dear Feinstein: Thank you for your letter accepting our invita- tion to The Council for Tobacco Research conference aa Proteases and Inhibitors. Further information will be sent to you in the next few weeks, Sincerely, David Stone, Ph.D. Associate Research Director
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Milby, Colleen B. a . - From: Alonso, Hector Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 8:36 PM To: Uhl, Dick Subject: RE: BL Grinders OK, Ill be in the north side most of the morning, but I'll be coming to the OC in the afternoon. 1'll give you a call late afternoon. Hector VS6POOLT807
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From: Cathey Yoe To: Buckley, Pat; Cole, Ron W.; Cruz, Cynthia; DeButts, C. Read; Ellis, Jim; Fackler, Bob; Fox, William; Gallagher, Elizabeth; Gallant, Karl; Goodyear, Douglas; Graves, Greg; Hennes, Bruce; Holland, Toussaint L.; Mayficld, Martin; Mitchell, Susan; Roberts, Yvonne; Schmidt, Jeff; Schuman, Bob; Suggs, Michael L.; Synhorst, Tom; Vigneaullt, J. J.; Walton, Ken; Baker, Karen M.; Brinkley, Carolyn G.; Cartcr, Kay B.; Carter, Peggy C.; Cockman, Michael; Ellis, Maura P.; Hutchens, Lynn F.; HYDE, TIM; Jackson, Priscilla; Lester, Frank; LOSER, GARY; Lowstetter, Jean $.; Meyne, Rob W.; Mildcr, Ally; Padalino, Janet; Phillips, Mike W.; Singleton, John W.; Smith, Mark D.; Vicki Speas; Stokes, Henry S.; Stone, Robert; Tompson, Randy; Walker, Nat; Williams, Richard L.; Louis Church; Eubanks, Linda D.; Lora Needham; Foreman, Donald D.; Jones, Murray W.; Payne, Tommy J.; Eric Lundgren; Karl Maher; John Byron Nelson; Greg Osman Cc; BCC: Primary Date: 7/7/1995 4:46:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-21 16:42:06 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1995-Jul-07 16:44:00 Received Date: 1995-Jul-07 16:46:00 Subject: TI Daily Bulletin 7/7/95 .“DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN... ..PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION... THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE... Friday July 7, 1995 AN REVIEW...IN REVIEW...IN REVIEW... Yesterday, NEVADA Governor signed bill, A637, to provide funding for ADAMHA inspections and enforcement, adopted in A622. CALIFORNIA Assemblyman Willie Brown, former Speaker of the Assembly, announced yesterday his support of 17-cent cigarette tax hike for health care programs and to bail out bankrupt Orange County. Cigarette tax increase was proposed by California Medical Association. In Senate, A849 was passed on reconsideration by vote of 27-12...returns to Assembly for concurrence...as introduced, bill would clarify intent to fund prostate cancer research through current taxes...another bill, S30, to establish fund to pay for RJRO000000545017742 70817 1292 Eres c6LeS
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK. N.Y. 10017 Date: Dec. 12, 1991 To: Floyce Harwood From: Karen Daragan Subject: Cabarrus Smokers Rights Group I thought this list could get you started in developing a smokers' rights group in the Cabarrus/Mecklenburg area, These ten individuals are who we consider "ninjas" (internally) -- people who write and phone their legislators frequently and want to get involved in the movement. They all belong to the PM Smokers' Caucus. The woman circled, Faye Vernon, has indicated on the most recent Smokers Caucus survey that she would be interested in starting a smokers' rights group. I think she's your best bet or your first phonecall. Thope this helps. Let me know how it goes. Happy Holidays! 90ZSS28202 |
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RJ REYNOLDS ID:215-359-1576 JUN 01°95 17:41 No.0G3 P.OL “GF “Tobacco Company JIM MORRIS Senior Chain Accounts Munager June 1, 1995 4601 West Chaster Pike Newtown Square, PA 19073 TO: F. E, Cook G. P, Mitchell P. J, Gilotty 2153938606 D. L, James F, V. Natale R, L. VanSickle F. J. NeJong D. M. Comer ; All RJR Representatives with Acme Responsibility in Divisions 1226, 1230, 1324, 1326, 1327, 1334, 2922 Distribution through ROUs: 1210, 1310, 2910 SUBJECT: Acme Markets (CID #0320-00.00) Camel Brand Family/Winston Base and Select Buydown 2nd Quarter - Co-Marketlng 3rd Quarter - Co-Marketing Gentlemen: Authorization has been received from Acme Markets Headquarters, Mr. Frank Pelzear, to continue to implement RJR's Co-Marketing Program during the 2nd and 3rd quarter of 1995, cs) Camel Brand Styles (except Came! Regular): $2.50 off ctn/$0.25 pack 0 Winston Select & Base: $2.50 off ctn/$0.25 pack 0 Timing: Program Begins: June 6, 1995 Program Ends:July 29, 1995 0 Merchandise Camel and Winstons on UPM fixture and, in locations without UPMs set up a temporary display, 0 RJR is authorized to place POS to support this program notifying the consumer of the price reduction. Sincerely, /4, 15; Mer, 2h 22, 23, 24, AB AS [25 26 “We work for smokers.” 4682 ESTs
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“" Tp) lo , Ha ~ In J n | Interoffice Memoranoum i. Subject: WINSTON KS R&D Team Meeting » Date: March 2, 1983 February 28, 1983 To: Mr. J. D. Phillips From: W. M. Dufour Attendance: Lynn Dube, Sandra Jezek, Al Gonzalez, Charles Green, Mark Raker, Bob Shore, Dave Townsend, dtatson Dufour. Correction to Minutes from 2/18/83: Page 2: January In-Market January In-Market vs. FI-3775-C vs. FT-3775-D C - Less Smoke D - More Bitter Concentration C - More Drying Discussion: e The NFO test results from the prototype tests, FT-3775-C & D, were presented and compared to the January In-Market and the October Marlboro results. A significant improvement in perfromance was realized only among the 18-24 year old male competitive smokers. The team was advised that Marketing has recommended a change in the primary action standard from 25-34 males to 18-34 males. Among the 18-34 male competitive smokers, both prototypes represent parity products. Marketing is recom- mending introduction of prototype C. % 7+ and attribute ratings are attached for both franchise and competitive smokers. e Attribute ratings from the last four NFO In-Market tests on WINSTON KS, going back to the first 1982 Competitive Product Test, were reviewed and compared to 3518-A and 3518-B. 7+ and attribute data are attached. FT-3518-A: WINSTON KS "A" cut filler was ordered from Manufacturing. Cigarettes were made and packed in the R&D Plant . FT-3518-B: Modified WINSTON KS blend with increased casing level that scored a 59 on NFO. Product was blended, made, and packed in the R&D Plant. One common factor among all the low scoring (49-53) WINSTON products was shorts , whereas prototype 3518-B was made without shorts. Lynn Dube is investigating to determine the results of consumer acceptance testing regarding shorts addition. She will report at the next meeting. LLZL 9ENnOS RIRI FORM 2422—Rev. 7/70
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CMEMIC AL YEG LOA TUT IAM DINE IU bey nee Ay i by BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Gwe the following information for the key personne! and consultants iste on page 2 Begin with the Principal investipator/Program Director Photocopy this page for each person NAME | POSITION TITLE [BIRTHDATE (Mo Day ¥° Sigmund A. Weitzman, M.D. Co-Investigator 4/4/45 EOUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initia! professional education, such as Aursing and include postdoctoral training 1 INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE Sot cen FIELD OF STUDY Temple University B.A. 1966 Biology Temple University M.D. 1970 Medicine RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present Position, lst, in chronological order, previous employment. experie and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee List. in chronological order, the titles anc < plete references to alt publications dunng the past three years and to representative earher publications pertinent to this application DO! EXCEED TWO PAGES Postdoctoral ‘Training: Internship and Residencies: 1970-1971 Intern, Interal Medicine, University of Michigan Hospital, Am Arbor, Michigan 1971-1973 Resident, Internal Medicine, University of Michigan Research Fellowships: 1975-1977 Clinical and Research Fellow in Medicine (Cocology), Massachusetts General Ebspital , Research Fellow in Medicine, Harvard Medical Scuool 1980- Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Metical School 1385- ts Prof of Medicine, H i Metical Sdyol Professor of Medicine, Northvestem Uhh Medical Sd] pine (titel nee 2 Next versity Deputy Director, Northwestern University Cancer Center, Assistant thief of Maiical Service (for Mettical Choology), Northwestern Mamrial Hospital Bibliography: (20 of 55 papers) 1. Weitaen SA, Aisenbery AC, Sibel QR, Smith IHL Inpaired huncal immunity in treated Hodgkin's disease. New Engl J Mad. 1977;297:245-248. 2. Weitzman SA, Desmond MC, Stossel TP, éntigenic madulation and tumover in human neutrophils. J Clin Invest. 1979;64:323-205, 3. Weiteman SA, Stossel TP. Mutatio caused by humen phagocytes. Sciene, 19835212: 46-547 4, Weitemn SA, Stosset TP, Effects of axygen radical scavengers and antiaddants on Phagocyte-indiced mitaenesis, J Iomrol. 1982;128:2770-2772, PHS 398 (Rev. 9186) Page 10_- “Number canes concert? He at the baling thenunkant the anatinat =
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From: Powers, David M. To: Gomez, H. Bert cc: BCC: Primary Date: 8/9/2000 3:13:01 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Aug-09 15:15:45 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Aug-09 15:13:01 Received Date: 2000-Aug-09 15:13:01 Subject: New RLC TV Spot in NY State {F} Attachments: EmbeddedMessage CAwindows\TEMPinsmailC9.gif From: Powers, David M. Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 1:59 PM To: Fish, John H. Subject: FW: New RLC TV Spot in NY State John, Per our conversation in the staff meeting. Let me know if you want to support this. I give a moderate amount ($10,000) to the RLC for state-realted programs. David From: RLC [SMTP:info@rlenet.org] Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 2:54 PM Subject: New RLC TV Spot in NY State [Image] www.ticneLorg FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Matt Well Thursday, August 03, 2000 PAGER: 888-781-2151 New RLC TV Spot Evokes Humor To Poke Fun RJRO000001 145021243 70041 3890 96er O8LcS
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eee ‘Original Message----- From: Davies, Bruce D. Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 10:32 AM To: Solana, Rick P. Subject: RE: Scientific Interactions - 2/2 RD&E S&H Update The only significant conversations were with Murrary Kaiserman. We discussed traveling io Canada to present our information. Secondly, | received a message from Dr. Adrian Fernandez, Mexican National Institute of Ecology, saying he would be interested in conducting research on air quality with us. Bruce VO6SELOST807
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. PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia To: .Those Listed Date: March 16, 1989 From: .Becky Kanipe Subject: .Format for Delta I Methods Attached please find the basic format for Delta I methods developed by R&D. Our goal is to keep these methods clear and concise. Do not feel compelled to include unnecessary sections in your method(s). Likewise, feel free to add sections as needed. Don’t forget our deadline is July 1, 1989 for completing these methods, including documentation. Rough drafts should be submitted to me for review no later than June ist in order to meet this deadline. oe I appreciate your help in developing these methods. If you have any questions, please let me know. Be eku Ku L| ws Those Listed: { Ehrman Grantham - Watkins Watson OB UY Fenner Leyden Nolan Thomas hou Uo Attachment . - _ ii
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INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE NEUROLOGIA Y NEUROCIRUGIA MANUEL VELASCO SUAREZ INSURGENTES SUR No. 3877 _— C.P. 14269 MEXICO, D.F. TEL. 606-3822 FAx: (5) 606-40 40. “MexicO” OU * July 6, 1995 Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A. 900 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022. U.S.A. Honourable Council: -Our group is interested in doing research about possibie - protective agents to prevent Parkinson’s disease development . Recently, we found a protective effect of one of the components * of tobacco in the experimental model of Parkinson’s disease in mice, the MPTP model. We have sent an article with the results of this study to a scientific journal. Now, we want to extend this observation to human patients with Parkinson’s disease and we would like to get financial support for such a project. Thus, we will be very pleased to receive some information about research grant applications or formats of your organization to support scientific projects. Thanking in advance for your kind consideration, I remain, Sincerely your, C- Baioa Camilo Rios, Ph.D. Head, Neurochemistry Department, National Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Ave. Insurgentes Sur No. 3877, México 14269, D.F. México City.
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From: Scruggs, John Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 2:04 PM Ta: Parrish, Steve; Nicoli, David; Callamare, Tom; Poole, Jay; z2z0127Lindheim, James (JL); Han, Vic; Spector, James; Laufer, David; Nelson, John R. (Jack); Milby, David L.; Farriss, Mike A.; Sykes, Larry M.; Holleran, Jack; Merla, Ellen Subject: McKinney and Keugal FGA has received information that Danny McKinney and Rod Keugal will visit the White House next week. The purpose of the meeting is to endorse the President's call for a 30 cent Federal Excise Tax increase on tobacco with 5 cents earmarked for growers. Have a nice day. JOHN 2078626411
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4/8/87 Wed 15:23:03 MEMORANDUM TO: TI staff FR: Anne Duftfin aap RE: "Helping Youth Say No" A new TI-funded parent guidebook from the National Association of State Boards of Education will be veleasead Friday with appearance of Jolly Ann Davidson on NBC’s Today show. Jolly will be interviewed about “Helping Youth Decida" and the new "Helping Youth Say No" sometime between 7 and 9 a.m. We will hava a tape for anyone wishing to see it. attachment My compliments to you and your staff on this new publication, It‘s a beauty and should be in the hands of every farent. of teenagers. As f Ee Nas a parent whose two boys were heavy into “pot"™ and booze, I would have welcomed such a booklet to aid my haidling such a situation. You're doing a great job, and I*m proud to be associeted with yous en el | CONFIDENTIAL: = jes wees ot Agll ee n CO LITIGATIO MINNESOTA TOBAC TIMN 208321 oF ee enn,
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From: Trudelle, Mary To: Osmon, Herb E. CC: Smith, Jan Fulton; Griscom, Tom C. (Geneva); Gietz, Axel BCC: Primary Date: 2/12/1997 9:15:00 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 14:54:01 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Feb-12 09:12:00 Received Date: 1997-Feb-12 09:15:00 Subject: Right Decisions Focus Groups AAR SNA S HARRY AAMAASESN RANA NAAN NOAA VSS HESSEN SESE ELE SAE SPA SSG SAS AANA AAR IWS AEAAGRL Attachments: SSP NEN NNEERRHEAALEARQHA NABI INRA NABIENAA AANA BARNA AADDEADODNNNDAN ARATE ESD STF EINE EES EE ERDAIREENDNII Herb-- we have confirmed our research schedule for assessing the appropriateness of U.S. materials for Canada. We would be delighted to have you attend the groups if your schedule allows. We will be receiving the draft discussion guides tomorrow. Are you interested in reviewing them?? The groups have been designed to provide us with major market vs perimeter vs rural perceptions. Guelph is “rural”, and Mississauga is "perimeter". Toronto (core) tends to be more jaded than outlying areas, so we do not want to rely solely on Toronto perceptions in developing the Canadian program. Schedule: Toronto MOn. Feb 17 4:30 pm girls 6:30 pm parents Tues. Feb 18 4:30 pm boys 6:30 pm Teachers Guelph (approx. 60 miles west of Toronto) Wed. Feb 19 4:30 pm girls 6:30 pm parents Mon. Feb 24 4:30 pm boys 6:30 pm teachers Mississauga (municipality bordering Toronto) RJR0000000508021 224 70020 5453 gzoe LEeses
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University Depar:ment of Pathology and Microbiology 42nd and Dewey Avenue of Nebraska Omaha, NE 68105-1085 Medical Center (402) 559-4186 Samuel M. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. Professor and Vice Chairman (402} 559-6388 April 15, 1988 Dr. Herman McAllister Council for Tobacco Researcn 900 Third Ave, New York, NY 10022 Dear Dr. McAllister, I would like to apply for a grant application to the Council for Tobacco Research. I am currently an Instructor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in the Department of Pathology & Microbiology. “y current research is in "The Involvement of ras Oncogene in Bladder Carcinogenesis." I have enclosed a brief description of my proposed research for review by the Council. I look forward to your response. Yours faithfully, As 4é lo KM Mann AngelsM, Mann, Ph.D. AMM/ 311 Ene. University of Nebraska—Lincoln University of Nebraska at Omaha University of Nebraska Medicai Center
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Bovexber 47s 1977 Mrs. Joan Mebane Philip Morris. Ince 400 Park Avene Hew Yorks B.T- 10017 Dear Joan! or Tue: established (as Tobacco Industry Research Comittec)- About $h0-aillien in research support (grants ser wee ana contracts: More than 610 original grants and contracts and mny sore ° ants awarded to sone 360 independent aci- entists in about 245 medical schools, hospitals asi research institutions. Grantees have published gonem510 papers ack=- mowledging CTR support. I nope the data are hat you want. Please let ~ can ve fur LSZ hg lg ZN 3763 a
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November 29, 1988 To: J. H. Reynolds, III Chairman, HRRC From: T. A. Perfetti Flavor Division, PA&T Re: Calcium and Silicon Entrainment Data on Carbonized Cotton Linter Sheet Material The HRRC requested that calcium and silicon entrainment data be collected on cigarette samples prepared with carbonized cotton linter sheet. The test product, Sample G, contained 50% sheet material which had 60% by weight CaC03. (Sample G, see memo). Mr. R. T. White, Jr. has analyzed cigarettes with up to 30% total weight CaCO3 per cigarette (Samples A, B and F). Based on his anal- ysis, calcium in the ash for Sample G was 63, 751 + 2985 ug/cigarette, i.e. 4.434 times the level of calcium in the control (WINSTON KS). The silicon in the ash was 3122 g/cigarette for the test product (Sample G) and 3339 ug/ cigarette for WINSTON KS. Calcium entrained into the mainstream smoke for the test product G was at a level equal to WINSTON KS (0.02 1g/cigarette) and silicon entrainment into mainstream smoke was 0.042 ug/cigarette versus 0.066 ug silicon/cigarette for WINSTON KS. The results indicate that the majority of the calcium, from the CaC03 present in the carbonized cotton linter sheet, resides in the cigarette ash >99%. The amount of silicon in the ash is about equal to that found in WINSTON KS. The amount of calcium and silicon entrainment for the test product G was no greater than the control. AIl values for silicon were at or below the limit of detection for mainstream smoke at 0.05 ug/cigarette. As a result of these tests, we request permission for use of carbonized cotton linter sheet material containing calcium carbonate in a blend of tobaccos of up to a level of 30 weight percent calcium (see Sample G). . tt, Za) omas A. Peffetti TAP/mpm Xc: Dr. B. M. Lawrence Mr. A. B. Norman Mr. G. E. Creamer Dr. M. E. Stowe @SEL VS8OS
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2085120731 Ostern, Eric From: Ostern, Eric Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 10:46 AM To: Cohen, Denise A. Subject: Are we scheduled to meet re: Discovery Days? Eric Ostern, Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs 3L
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HILI RRI INTEROFFICE ESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 TO: General Files DATE: April 8, 1993 FROM: Jerry Isaacs SUBJECT: Continuous National Tracking Study Attached for your approval is a letter of agreement between Marketing Research Services, Inc and Philip Morris to continue during the month of January 1993 its developmental work on the MAC Quanvert front-end, This letter agreement is pursuant to a master agreement signed on February 20, 1991. Estimated cost $1,875. This expenditure has been budgeted for in 1993. All necessary signature approvals have been obtained. yin. Fag Jerry tsaacg cade \ Legal ie 4 [3043 ygeaserL0oe
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THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INc. | SupporTInG BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION 900 THIRD AVENUE NEw Yor, NY 10022 (212) 421-8885 Harmon C. MCALLISTER, PH.D. Vice PRESIDENT — ResmaRou Scientivic DIRECTOR October 3, 1995 J. W. Chiao, Ph.D. Department of Medicine New York Medical College Oncology Research Laboratory Valhalla, NY 10595 RE: Case number 5835 Dear Dr. Chiao: Your recent inquiry concerning support by this Council for a proposed research project 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, f armon C. McAllister HCM/simla Enclosures 50519386
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==a=== CONFIDENTIAL ===> THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO A COURT ORDER AND THIS DOCUMENT AND ITS CONTENTS SHALL NOT BE USED, SHOWN OR DISTRIBUTED EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THE COURT'S ORDER fe anal BR SEP 12 1985 aut September 11, 1985 MEMORANDUM ps. =P Aad dent “" rst Carlrh- e/e Tos Bob Lewis Ce %, ~fe wh From: Jeff Ross , Res Expert Witness Rescurces and Estimated Cost Pate Sparber asked that I give you a rough idea of ; e our inventory of expert witnesses and the hourly cost for their services. © Lew Solmon , 7 Expert witness on corporate smoking policies and to counter Weis’ research on costs employers incur by hiring smokers. Hourly fee: %200.00 o Esonomist Specific individual contingent upon location. Expert witness on economic implact of smoking restriction legislation. ‘ Hourly fee: $150.00 ra) obaert Expert witness on ventilation and role of tobacco smoke as an air quality concern. Hourly fee: $150.00 o Opinion Research Firm Principals ' Specific witness contingent upen location. Expert witness on opinion research concerning public smoking legislation. Hourly fee: $125.00 o Law Enforcement asulta Specific witness contingent upon location. Expert witness to discuss enforcement aspect of public smoking legislation. Hourly fee: $75.00 TI DN 0011566
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R. D. Garrison Reglonal Sales Manager R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company 14 Inverness Drive East #D-120 Englewood, CO 80112 Telephone 303-799-0036 Fax 303-799-4240 Voice Mail 1-800-767-8266 ext. 46978 VIA EMAIL August 14, 1996 To: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) aa RDG0814 ce: Eric Maki, Dean Brendel, Larry Powell, Mike Milder, Jackie Norby Subject: Doral Equity Test Issues Jackie and Gentlemen: Listed below are the answers to the five questions that you proposed on our recent conference call relative to the Doral equity test. If an account is willing to fund the $.50 differential between Doral and its branded competitive set, this is acceptable. However, if this becomes widespread, it would flaw the test but | don’t think the retailers will reduce their margins by $.50. The marquee/awning program can be sold and implemented in higher volume convenience gas outlets and is not exclusive to cigarette outlets; however, CO's would be our first priority. The $.50 per carton/$.05 per pack applies to all trade segments. The bottom line is in the entire retail universe within the Kansas City Division should reflect Doral $.05 less a pack/$.50 less a carton vs. branded competitive sets. Relative to the pricing survey issues, adjustments will be made which will reflect on strategy if Doral is $.50 less a carton/$.05 less a pack vs. branded competitive sets. The additional part-time labor request (32 hours a week) is still under consideration. Will advise when decision has been made. Sincerely, R. D, Garrison Charlie Davis Steve Qualkinbush Joe Bishop Mark Donnelly VSTS ceg9TS
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senee Original Message-—-— From: Conrad, Nancy W. Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 7:24 PM To: Woodroof, McCall E. Ce: Rafferty, Shelby J.; Margolis, Gerald P. Subject: RE: Look meeting 10/25/00 12-B 3:00 to 5:00 Hi - thoughi I'd give my 2cents on the new sign holder. This is my thought (and only mine) before putting this In front of the SDT....... ¢ good concept and like the flexibility of pricing changes. Could we design the Slide By to do the same - Offer area w/ spiral #'s and we only provide an insert for the graphics? | realize there could be issues w/ product deal offer communication but maybe we can find a creative way to address this. * I'm concemed about adding more signage. Though the sign Is small and fundamentally more flexible than the slide-by. will we add to the fixture signage (6+ vs 3 - if you Include slide-by's). More importantly, will accounts opt fo remove slide-by's in favor of smaller signs and thereby, we have less graphic capabillties? Just a thought to consider, or maybe you have. | reviewed the naming/size document and feel that you can provide the necessary Input....but I'll also give you my 2cents, « My thought is consistency In naming is a good thing for systems and communication input. Just keep your marketing hat on for sizing so we don't get boxed In. A possibility is max / min total sq inches and thus, we can work within different shapes within the total real estate. (i.e. the Parliament and Milds arrow was effective - minimal sq inches and not confined to height and width). This will also give the agency some more flexibillty since frankly. sometimes are creative is forced to fit and I'd prefer the agency be given some creative flexibility (good thing for the agency). | do think you should revisit the number sizes to Insure consistency and insure we have the right sizes appropriate for the piece (maybe smaller, maybe the same). That's all folks. I'm sure you'll take it in the right direction, VPS6S7E0802
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PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORP. INTER-OFFICE CORRES PONDENCE TX TO: FROM: ec: SUBJECT: 1005 CONGRESS AVENUE, SUITE 850, AUSTIN, TX 78701 Tracey Mihas DATE: 4/23/97 Jack Dillard \K h Ellen Merlo David Laufer =Shuanise Hammond Barry Hopkins Don Bruno Randy Lawrence S.B. 55. Attached is the version of S.B. 55 approved by the Senate Health & Human Services Committee. It is an improvement over the original bill that you reviewed previously. Deleted is the ban on outdoor advertising and the provision that would have prohibited an adult consumer from redeeming a coupon in a face-to-face transaction. Also, administration has been moved from the Department of Health to the State Comptroller’s office, which is a much better agency for enforcement of this law. This bill, however, still has two major problems: 1) A self-serve ban. , 2) A 10% tax on outdoor tobacco advertising to pay for a tobacco education media campaign plus expanding the state’s current outdoor advertising ban from 500 to 1,000 feet from a church or school. The bill also has the 27 year old carding requirement. Please review this latest version and let me know if you identify other major concerns that we need to address. Thanks. 6990LL7202
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GE 21a List BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION 9) / INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE TO A, G, FORSYTHE DEPT. ———$——$— F C.0. to R.A. Pittman G. E. Stungis ” D. S. Johnston D, A. Schenck ve Ee TP. Parrack ne B. b. McCafferty FROM W. L. WRIGHT ¢ February 12, 1979 SUBJECT VICEROY RICH LIGHTS NATIONAL TRACKING MONITOR WAVE III UPDATE: on Friday, 2/9/79, E received instructions to cancel Wave III of the VRL Monitor with Gahagan Research Associates. Currently, contacts are being made with other suppliers to conduct the tracking monitor. As far as timing is concerned, it is hoped that the data can be made available around the "last of March" date that was re~ quested by Senior Management. At this point in time, however, dates cannot be pinpointed for sure. Every effort will be made to field the research and obtain the data as soon as possible, Will keep you appraised of any new developments. W Bld LW. L. wrigtt fin ocrstoe3s
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2084194412 Manrique, Mela From: Manrique, Mela Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 3:56 PM To: Waldman, Margot L. Subject: SB Timeline July 01 Special Blend Timelin... 182682
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From: Moskowitz, Seth W. To: Carlson, Geotlrey A. cc: BCC: Primary Date: 4/25/1996 9:03:52 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 14:50:35 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Apr-25 09:03:52 Received Date: 1996-Apr-25 (9:03:52 pial Videos + + original charts Dr. Burger's pr (Fy Attachments: SCIGERM.DOC 1. Burger tape is not done. Making final edits tomorrow (Friday) morning. Can make PAL copies if you wish. How many do you need? 2. Gloria E-mailed Burger's final presentation to Axel after the last meeting. Charts aren't done yet. I need to check with Gary and Suzanne when they get back tomorrow on progress on charts. At latest, they will be done by May 1 because we necd to use them in Washington May 2. Burger is responsible for getting charts made. Just in case, attached is another copy of the German presentation. Also -- how do you pronounce your name? From: Carlson, Geoffrey A. To: Moskowitz, Scth W. Subject: Videos + original charts Dr. Burger's pr Date: Thursday, April 25, 1996 9:16AM April 25, 1996 To: Seth Moskowitz From: Ilona Zund/Secretary to Axel Gietz Dear. Mr. Moskowitz RJRO000000508019984 70057 9805 90E6 9b0ES
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THE Councm For Tospacco RESEARCH —U.S.A., Inc. 900 TIEIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 HARMON C, McALLISTER, PH.D. RESEARCH DIRECTOR September 8, 1989 Prof. Geoffrey D. Chisholm 8 Ettrick Road. Ettenburgh EH10-5BJ Scotland, United Kingdom: Dear Dr. Chisholm Thank you for your expression of interest in our Program of research support.. I am pleased to enclose a recent Annual Report that lists grants. currently supported and a brochure describing policies of The Council. Our application procedure is a two-step. process, comprising a preliminary inquiry and, if that is approved, a final proposal. To accomplish the first step, potential applicants should submit a brief preliminary outline (3 to 4 pages total) of the study for which support.is sought. It should contain the f ollowing. information: 1. A synopsis of the project under investigation, its present goals and status. 2. A brief outline of plans and goals for the proposed research, specifying the next steps to. be taken. 3. Anticipated duration and. annual direct costs of the study as proposed. Please note that The Council will only provide support for a maximum of 3 years.. Although grants are. made for. one year at a time, up. to: two annual renewals can. be considered. on the basis. of progress. reports and materials submitted with renewal applications. It would. also be helpful to have: 1. Brief curricula vitae and scientific bibliographies of the applicant and principal professional level collaborators. The two-page NIH format is preferred for the preliminary inquiry. 2. One copy each of any two or three publications, abstracts or manuscripts that are closely related to the project for which funding is being sought. Preliminary inquires are evaluated by the Executive Committee of our Scientific Advisory Board for scientific merit and for "fit" into The Council’s current multidisciplinary biomedical research program. The reviewers either encourage or discourage submission of a formal detailed application for full competitive consideration. That process takes approximately two months. If the vote is to encourage, then appropriate forms and instructions are provided. Submission deadlines for full (not preliminary) applications are May.31 and November 30; activation is typically seven months later. Sincerely, Harmon McAllister
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Tur Counci, For Topacco Rresearcu-U.S.A., Inc. 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK. N.Y. 10022 eee TENaACH April 24, 1991 Henry Paulus, Ph.D. Boston Biomedical Research Institute Dept. of Metabolic Regulation 20 Staniford St. Boston, MA 02114 Re: Grant No, 2723R1 Dear Dr. Paulus: The Council for Tobacco Research, USA, Inc. is pleased to award you a renewal grant in the amount of $68,138.00 for the period from July 1, 1991 through June 30, 1992 for the study proposed in your application “Adaptation of Yeast to Osmotic Stress.” It is understood that this grant is made subject to acceptance by institutional authorities. Also, many applications to CTR indicate partial or complete overlap with applications to other agencies. If the latter result in awards, we should be promptly notified so that we can negotiate an appropriate adjustment of our award. The award is made without guarantee of support beyond June 30, 1992, even though we recognize that your original application proposed a study extending one year beyond that date. Therefore, if by November 30, 199! you submit to us a formal renewal application, including a report of your progress to date, your request will receive consideration. Your attention is called to the enclosed “Important Procedural Information for Grantees", Please fill in the attached “Notice of Research Project” and return it to me. Drs. Donald Ford, Associate Research Director, and Harmon McAllister, Scientific Director, will serve as your primary contact with our scientific staff on matters concerning your grant. Please consult the staff as questions or problems arise, and keep us informed about the progress of your study. As Principal Investigator, you should know that CTR recovers unexpended balances at the end of each grant year. We suggest that you personally keep an accurate record of expenditures and commitments to assure that you agree with your institution's official financial statement at the end of the grant year. Please note that year-end deficits cannot be recovered from CTR, even from funds awarded in a subsequent year. Finally, please be aware that our failure to receive timely annual financial statements from your grants office will stop further grant payments. Appropriate forms will be sent to your financial officer at the end of the grant year. Administrative problems are relatively rare and we hope that this statement of our fiscal policies will obviate any possible misunderstandings. OVO titeal. ee F Dyidtoced- Encls. cc: Dr, John Gergely RFG:mjs bee: Auditor, LP, RO'K, Monitor, MJS, File
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Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 919-741-5000 May 13, 1992 Allan C. Collins, Ph.D. Professor of Pharmacology Institute for Behavioral Genetics University of Colorado at Boulder Campus Box 447 Boulder, CO 980309 Dear Al, We are looking forward to the upcoming 1992 RJRT Conference on Sponsored Nicotine Research and hope that you are, as well. This letter is to inform you of the latest developments regarding the Conference and to solicit additional information from you that will help us do the best job that we can. Your usual contact should already have discussed travel expenses with you. Please make sure that you have a clear understanding on this point, to save difficulty later. Because we expect that proprietary information may be discussed during the sessions, or in private conversations outside the plenary sessions, we will, as usual, ask you to sign a confidentiality agreement covering the Conference on the first day. If you have any special equipment needs such as videocassette players, movie projectors, overhead or slide projectors, and so on, or suggestions for set-up, please let us know exactly what your needs are as soon as possible. Lunches, and light breakfast snacks will be served here at our facility each day. There will also be a dinner on the evening of Thursday, May 21st at the Stouffer Winston Plaza Hotel. Other meals will be at your discretion. Hotel reservations have been made for you at the Stouffer Winston Plaza Hotel. If you have changes in your current schedule, please let us know. We have arranged transportation with the Blue Bird Cab Company to and from Conference venues and the hotel. Transportation arrangements from Winston- Salem to the airport on your departure can be made, however, you will have to let us know your confirmed return flight schedule. You should plan to arrange transportation from the airport to the hotel yourself. Enclosed with this letter is the Conference schedule. f9CG 66LOG ““We work for smokers.’
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 TO: Field Sales Force DATE: December 26, 1995 FROM: Gary Eastburn/VP, Trade Marketing SUBJECT: “We Card” Brochure As referenced in Craig Johnson’s Action Against Access memo (Doc. #784), enclosed is the brochure, released by the Coalition for Responsible Tobacco Retailing, for the industry unified “We Card” program. A memo from Ellen Merlo (Doc. #792) regarding this program is also enclosed. lf you have any questions, please direct them to your Region Trade Marketing Manager of Merchandising. cc: W. ller E. Schauer HARD COPIES PROVIDED BY NYO TO VPRSs, TMDs, SSDs, TMPs, TMMs, TMFs, NAMs, RFDs, HRDs, RMIAs, RMSMs, SDAs, SOMs, DMs, SAMs, SFLMs, UMs, TSMs, AMMSs, AMSSs, DSMs, RFAs, AND SMAs. FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. DOC. #793 DEC 2 8 1995 LUIVILSHIG
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From: Spainhour, Sheryl F. To: Ainsworth, W.E. (Gene); Albert, Judy; B., Calhoun; Baker, Karen; Brinkley, Carolyn; Coulter, Geni W.; Crosslin, Carole; Darnall, Stqcy; Dobbs, Judy; Ellis, Maura; Eubanks, Linda; Evans, Glenda; Goho, Barbara; Goodman, Glenda; Hampton, Mary; Haver, Donald; Hemric, Jackie; Hook, Twyna; Hutchens, Lynn; Jackson, Priscilla; Lester, Frank; Lowstetter, Jean; Mabe, Patricia; MacFarland, Jerry; Marshall, M. Hurst; Matthews, Brenda; Meadows, Dan; Merritt, Ellen; Meyne, Rob; Miller, Shirley; Moskowitz, Seth; Mozingo, Roger; Murray, Joe; Parrish, Vickie; Payne, Tommy; Phillips, Mike; Pierce, Vicky; Powers, David; Robinson, Joann; Ruffin, Ben; Rumple, Phyllis; Rutledge, Joan C.; Schindler, Katherine, Sheppard, J.; Shore, Pat; Singleton, John; Smith, Jan Fulton; Smith, Rogene; Snipes, Bryan; Spencer, Joan; Stokes, Henry; Strawsburg, Steve; Suggs, Michael; Tompson, Randy; Tumer, Vivian; Walker, Nat; Williams, Richard; Wood, Teresa CC: BCC: Primary Date: 4/21/1998 4:37:20 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Apr-21 05:20:33 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Apr-21 04:37:14 Received Date: 1998-Apr-21 04:37:20 Subject: Revised Charts ssssaya neat ten vvnanraevanann snr renova ane nnRGH REG PLAS LLEL UUW OA SRG UEREENERNA LASS ATE A998 GETS DSTA PUA SA SUSE RSL URACUA A UUUALUL CVU URE SERA RA Attachments: sSSRAUAA UVES NAN NA ANAL UUHVE PUA UOR BEAU VAE GEA EEE ISDA EARS AA IAEA DELLA SAA SAAS SUSIE SUE ELA PULL URAC SUSU SUA CUVEE SAIN Here are revised charts to go with your key message points. Please forward to anyone you might have provided the originals to. We revised thses charts because one percentage (change in youth smoking for Illinois) has changed and two time periods (California and Canada) have changed. Also, Illinois number changed from 22% to 23%. California dates changed from 1989-1996 to 1988- 1996. Canada dates changed from 1990-1994 to 1990-1993, Thanks! Sheryl RJR0000000007009581 70019 0275 19c9 96Ze¢S
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From: Berlind, Mark Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 1:09 PM To: Jannetta, Susan; Carraro, Tara Subject: FW: PMC Jurisdictional Witness Preparation OK -- they'd like both of you, so please block the time and details will follow. APs p0sLss3oc
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2085160699 Williams, Carrie T. From: Kelley, Loren L. Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 12:36 PM To: douglas randy (E-mail); hill ioretta (E-mail) Ce: Williams, Carrie T.; cooke hilary (E-mail); ptasinski julie (E-mait} Subject: Coupon Print Quantities Hi there. I'd like to try to tighten up where we stand with our subsequent coupon [and survey} print quantities and scheduie. Taking a look at what's been printed and delivered to date, we certainly do not need the print as many coupons as originally planned for the March/April Batch (3). FMI has received the following: 1,485,109 - Batch 1 2,343,000 - Batch 2 That's a total of 3,828,109. 3,500 stores were completed in November and December, and 4,000 stores are planned for January. I'm assuming 6,833 stores for February. With that volume of stores, | estimate that a total of 2,364,945 coupons would be needed {165 coupons per store). That would leave an overage of 1,463,164 coupons. Assuming again that we wotild do 6,833 stores in both March and April, we'd need an additional 791,726 coupons printed to cover all stores. I've put together a spreadsheet that may make this a little easier. What | will need from FMI is a confirmation/estimate of the number of stores you will cover per month. Obviously, that will ultimately drive the print quantities. If we are in agreement that Batch 3 should be around 800M, that quantity should be delivered by 2/15/01 which means we'd be going to press week after next. Let's try to confirm this early next week. Thanks! Printingassumptions 69M2.xIs Lorew 917-663-2351 917-663-5236 FAX
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CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Thierry Frebourg Address: 22 rue des Boulangers, 75005 Paris, France Date of Birth: June 18, 1990 Place of Birth: Dieppe, France Education: 1986 M.D. University of Rouen, France 1990 Ph.D. University of Paris VIE, France Predoctoral Training: 1983 Inteme du Centre Hospitalo - Universitaire de Raven 1984 Certified in General Immunology - University of Paris VI Certified in Medical Statistics - University of Paris XI 1985 Certified in Experimental Oncology - University of Paris 221 1989 Certified in Human Genetics - University of Paris V Research Interests: 1. Molecular Biology 2. Cellular Biology 40028776
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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY OF NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY MEDICAL SCHOOL 100 Bergen Street Newark, New Jersey 07103 OFFICE OF THE DEAN December 12, 1977 Mr. W. T. Hoyt Executive Vice President Council for Tobacco Research, Inc, 110 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 Dear Mr. Hoyt: The attached request by Dr. Domingo Aviado to transfer to New Jersey Medical School the secand six months of his grant on "Cardiopulmonary and Renal Vascular Effects of Constituents of Tobacco Smoke" is submitted with our administrative ap- proval and support. Very sincerely yours, La il Afivtelb ser Erich Hi erg, Ph.D., Associate Dean . for Research and Sponsored Programs EH/ jm cc: Dr. Aviado Dr. Hutcheon CTe SP-FILES G14766 11014785
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By Facsimile August 18, 1997 MEMORANDUM There is attached for your files the final version of the letter to the Massachusetts Public Health Council. I also have included the fax cover sheet, which transmitted the letter to Donna Levin, the General Counsel of the Department of Public Health, per her instruction. © Mark F. Kightlinger Attachment cc: Mr. Asante Mr. Bell Mr. Dinger Mr. Neuhauser Mr. Simeonidis Mr. Vance Ms. Warren 8G6ccES902 ced “ eeiat 2665 “8h 8s BNITANA F NOLSNINDD WOods
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---— Original Message----- From: Kilhenny, Valerie Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 5:18 PM To: Berlind, Mark; Nicoli, David; Kiley, Deborah Subject: FW: Citizens for a Smoke-Free Society Mark, This is what our consultant has found so far. See attached memo, I'll send more as | get it. Let me know if this is what you need. VJK VB816PLSS802