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ACCOUNT MARKETING PLAN HAND HELD RESPONSE FOR ALL ENTRIES IS: 1=YES CUSTOMER DEMOGRAPHICS Marlboro Outlet - Primarily package outlets frequented by adult smokers under 30 years of age (CAMEL opportunity) Menthol Outlet - 51% Special Market Traffic (Menthol Initiative) Regional Outlet - 51% Special Market Traffic (Regional Initiative) General Market/Package - Primarily (General Mkt/Pkg) General Market/Carton (General Mkt/Ctn) package outlets frequented by adult smokers over 30 years of age - Primarily carton outlets frequented by adult smokers over 30 years of age Note: All retail accounts (except D-52) will be placed in one of the above classifications : BRAND OPPORTUNITY 1 Customer brand purchases indicate an opportunity for this brand. as above average volume/SOM performance of listed competitive products or Brand opportunity is Overdeveloped Branded Savings Segment, i.e., Bristol, Cambridge, Pyramid Selected retail accounts may be placed in one or more of the above identified RORT brand. « SALEM - Newport, Kool e DORAL - e MORE - B&H, Virginia Slims, Eve oe NOW - Carlton, True, Kent e VANTAGE - Merit, Parliament, Marlboro Lts. Note classifications. PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Value Added Account (Valu Add Acct) Direct Account Delivery (Direct Acct Del) Promotional Presence-Package Outlet #1 (P.P. Pack #1) Promotional Presence-Package Outlet #2 (P.P. Pack #2) Promotional Presence-Package Outlet #3 (P.P. Pack #3) Promotional Presence-Carton Outlet (P.P. Ctn} Temporary Dump Bin (Temp 0.B.) Temporary Floor Display (Temp F.D.) Coupon Account The account currently accepts prepacked promotional product delivered from a value added direct account The account currently accepts unassembled GRATIS product or premiums delivered from a direct account participating in the Winners Program Package outlet accepts temporary promotional package display (1 unit) Higher volume/opportunity package outlet which accepts temporary promotional package display (2 units) Package outlet with permanent package promotional vehicle, i.e., preferred presence (3 units) Carton outlet with permanent package promotion vehicle Carton or package account accepts temporary package dump bin displays Carton outlet accepts temporary carton floor displays The outlet accepts carton and/or package coupons BZIE zS40s
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KR? Ke WW ~ “Tobacco Company Mark Young New York Metra January 26, 1998 To: — Charlie DiBenedetto Mark Gambardella Steve Grossberg Lee Maney Greg Mitchell Louann Alese / Marshall Richards Subject: “VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION” Salem Test Market / Green Zone (Salem: #1 Priority Brand for NY Metro) Dear Managers, As we have discussed several times, the importance of getting a “Good Solid” read on the share and volume performance in these small green zones is extremely important to the eventual rollout of the new Salem nationally. The reason for this is simply the fact that everything that the Green Zone / Green Team is doing in our 12 test zones, is totally workable in the future FDA restricted environment. Think about it, once the advertising goes away, the ground-up approach to introducing a new brand may be the only way! Does it relate to a national introduction plan or is it too expensive ... that is the question that is always asked. If you think about it, the cost of one billboard on the NJ turnpike could totally fund the Green Team activities for possibly a full quarter. In the next few days, we will be sending you (if you have green zones) the information on manual tracking of purchases in selected green zone stores. This is the only good way to get a read on our business. It will require our SR/TR’s to call on approximately 5 to 7 stores each week to gather sales/purchase data from invoices. Once the stores show that they understand what information we need on a weekly basis, we can then use Retail Representatives and possibly green team members to gather the information on a weekly basis. There is no other way ..... and due to the tremendous importance of this Salem test on a national basis, we need to approach this project with a “Positive Attitude”! As information, the stores that are willing to provide us with copies of invoices will receive a weekly payment of approximately $20 per store. A) 344" oly TL6E® blacs
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Merlo, Ellen TET EP EE 2 EE PTET DEE ee ST Se PET EERSTE, Fram: Merlo, Ellen Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 4:54 PM To: Pfeil, Michael E. Subject: RE: Fundamentals they lock okay to me. [am supposed to see him in a few minutes to go over something else, i will share with him. if not, he is out until jan. 2, although he may be in at the end of next week. iwilllet you know. we had a very good meeting too
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Miss Regina Simek William Esty Company 100 E. 42nd Street New York, N.Y. 10017 Regina: For your information in co-ordinating the upcoming Winston portfolio tests, I have enclosed: R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 RDTR May 8, 1973 @ An advertising strategy statement as prepared by the Brand Group @ An outline of the latest specifications for the attitude portion of the test @ A copy of the statement card to be used in obtaining consumer attitudes toward the model in the ad. If you have any questions on these enclosures, or need something more, please call. iss Nene LE Ellen Monahan Marketing Research Department EM/j1d ccs Mr. T. P. Haller Mr. G. E. Harlow Enclosure P.S. The MRD # for the Salem Secondary Copyline Concept Test is — 73-0170, and the MRD # for the Winston Alternate Campaign Portfolio Test is 73-0171. CVE wvEeIOS
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Tobacco Company Mark Young New York Metro April 29, 1998 To: Key Account Managers / Account Managers Division Managers / Retail Managers Subject: Follow-up Bundling Meeting / May 14-15 @ the ROU Managers, When looking ahead to the new Merchandising Contracts that will be resigned in all retail accounts, we have an opportunity to “correct” the big on-going problem that we have with out-of-stocks when the promoted product sells out (in a large percentage of our stores). Each Division Manager (along with your RM if he reports to you), and each Key Account Manager (along with the input from your AM’s) should be prepared to explain to the group your recommended Plan on how to utilize our new contract signing to solve the region’s product availability problem as it relates to promoted product, retailers waiting for the SR’s to place orders and the out-of-stocks that occur. Can we use this contract resigning as “Leverage” to solve this problem? Food for Thought: ® Is it time to change the region policy to ..... all promoted product must be placed on temporary displays and only non-promoted product will be placed in our permanent displays? Q) Can we as region truly implement 9 weeks of discount promotion and then turn it off for 4 weeks ..... with non-promoted “Full” displays? CQ When we resign all accounts to our new contract .... can we require that a certain number of required brands “MUST” be instock at all times .... or deletion of payment will be made? Q) How do we keep our priority brands in stock .... at all times? ui ay o yl 9S i) ) J an
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Baigley, Annemarie From: Balgley, Annemarie Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 3:03 PM To: Byerley, Janette Ce: Fernandez, Henry L. Subject: FW: Gifts Users - Budget Transfers Importance: High Janet: Does this apply to YSP? If so, | do not understand what we need to provide. Annemarie Baigley Youth Smoking Prevention VO8S8P9E807
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2085282002 Blohm, Susan C. From: Rafferty, Shelby J. Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 6:11 PM To: Blohm, Susan C. Subject: FW: _ RE: Susan, In response to your e-mail comments, | do not know any process that currently exists on PR, Guam or other US territories. | have been requesting guidance on resources and how these are to be handled. | have gotten the information on what their needs are....Please advise how you want these requests to be handied and what processes should be followed. | am not aware of who should be handling or processes. Thanks.
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CTR PROGRESS REPORT Submit this form with Second Renewal only; do not submit with a First Renewal. 5 Jan. 1, 1996 Dec. 31, 1 4315 2. Progress Period from “ to 98 (Period described in this report) 3. Name of Investigator: . Jianxun Li 1. Grant pumber 4. Title of Original Grant: MacMARCKS: Role of a C Kinase Substrate in Macrophage Phagocytosis 5. Abstract of the Specific Aims as stated in the original application: 1. Characterize the F-actin organization in 3774 cells expressing effector domain deletion mutant of MacMARCKS (ED). 1.1. Examine the ligand-induced F-actin formation in ED mutant expressing J774 cells. 1.2. Examine the effect of MacMARCKS mutants on the association of F-actin with phagosome. 2. Examine the effects of PKC-mediated phosphorylation of MacMARCKS. 2.1. Examine MacMARCKS phosphrlation diring macorphage phagocytosis. 2.2. Examine the effects of phosphorylation of MacMARCKS on macrophage phagocytosis. 2.3. Examine the effects of MacMARCKS phosphorylation on the phagosomal association of MacMARCKS and on F-actin localization to phagosomes. 2.4. Transfect MacMARCKS into Fc and Complement receptor expressing fibroblast 6. Report of Progress. Attach to this form no more than 4 pages describing your progress in the last 18 months. (Staple separately. Do not staple or affix this CTR Progress Report to the Application Form.) 7, List all publications (author, title and journal) resulting from the current CTR award that contain a printed owledgment of CTR su) For manuscripts, the designation “in press” means you have a preprint: otherwise use “accepted for publication by ....", "submitted for publication’ or “in preparation”. Do not list publications thar do not acknawledge CTR support. Published: Jiawam Li, Zixin Zhu and Zhihua Bao 1996. Role of MacMARCKS in integrin-dependent macrophage spreading and tyrosine phosphorylation of paxillin. /. Biol.Chem. 271: 12985-12990 In Preparation: 1, Zhilua Bao, Lili Yue and Jianxun Li. 1997. MacMARCKS is an essential component in LFA-] and ICAM-1 mediated leukocyte aggregation. Manuscript in preparation. 2. Rika Kaneda and Jianxun Li. 1997. T cell activation induces PKC-mediated MacMARCKS phosphorylation. Manuscript in preparation. RA-PROGE.DOC tev 04/14/05 40037985
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Se PS Se Sk a Be wom 8 i my er Te Te San ee oe ROR July 21, 1989 ao ¢ Dr. Arnold S. Relman Editor-in-Chief New England Journal of Medicine 10 Shattuck Street Boston, MA 02115-6094 Dear Dr. Relman: I have enclosed two copies of a manuscript entitled "A Cigarette That Heats Rather than Burns Tobacco: Chemical and Biological Studies" by J. D. deBethizy, M. F. Borgerding, D. J. Doolittle, J. H. Robinson, K. T. McManus, C. A. Rahn, R. A. Davis, G. T. Burger, J. H. Reynolds and A. W. Hayes that we would like you to consider for publication in the New England Journal of Medicine. The manuscript has been approved by all of the authors. Our manuscript describes a series of studies which evaluated the smoke chemistry and biological activity of a cigarette that heats rather than burns tobacco which was developed by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. The significant findings reported were large reductions in the yields of many chemicals from the new cigarette and that these reductions were associated with a reduction in urine mutagenicity in smokers. A recent editorial by Dr. Neal A. Benowitz that appeared in the June 15, 1989 issue of the Journal called for a "worldwide attempt to reduce the yields of toxic substances and to make the yield of all cigarettes as low as possible." Our studies demonstrate that a cigarette that heats rather than burns tobacco can achieve substantial reductions in the yields of many compounds. The manuscript has been reviewed by Dr. Peter Dews from Harvard Medical School, Dr. Robert Neal from Vanderbilt and Dr. Martin Cline from the UCLA School of Medicine. All three reviewers felt that the studies described in this manuscript would be of great interest to the vast majority of medical professionals. They wholeheartedly recommended that we submit the paper to the New England Journal of Medicine. We suggest the following reviewers based on their experience and G66e 6L60S
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© (904) 786-7188 . John INcZ cod Business Management and Public Relations Consultants 5806 HYDE GROVE AVENUE 24 September 1993 The Tobacco Institute 1875 I Street NW Washington, DC 20006 Gentiemen: Enclosed are three items I received recently bearing on smokers’ rights and proposed taxes and restrictions on the use of tobacco: One is an article by Bruce Herschensohn published in HUMAN EVENTS newspaper titled "Let Free Market Decide Smoking Rules," a concept I totally agree with, as the free market has always proven to be far more effective than government regulation, Another enclosure is a mailing I received (as publisher of a national news- paper) from a public relations firm including a short article on the subject of the regulation of tobacco use. Well written and full of useful information. The final enclosure is a publication from Florida Tax Watch (a non-profit state government watchdog organization) expressing the unsound proposal of a proposed incrdéase in the state tax on tobacco. I hope you may be able to use some portion of these enclosures in your contin- uing efforts to protect the rights of smokers in our supposedly free country. Sincerely, JOHN McLEOD, Inc dF Moa! President TIFL 0053028 Member: American Institute of Professional Consultants National Affiliation: Ruder Finn & Rotman
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PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA To: . Mr. Alex Holtzman | | pate: April 15, 1982 From: . M. Hausermann “ subject: . Manuscript for Approval ‘The attached abstract titled ''The Organic Chemistry of . Tobacco and Tobacco Smoke" by A. G. Kallianos has been submitted — to me for publication in TABAK JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL. If you wish to see the manuscript or have any questions, — me ind please call before April 29, 1982. pag /kgs cc: Mr. F. E. Resnik (with attachment) Dr. R. B. Seligman (with attachment) Dr. P. A. Eichorn (without attachment)
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DRP R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston Saini NG 271028 INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Ob Tynes June 27, 1985 CONFIDENTIAL TO: Dr. G. R. DiMarco RE: Weekly Highlights - Biochemical/Biobehavioral For Week of June 17-21, 1985 ITEMS FOR WEEKLY BRIEF: Biobehavioral Research e Human Smoking Behavior - Tests of the human mimic smoking machine with data "corrected" mathematically to adjust for mechanical distortions have shown improvement in machine per- formance. Visual examination of puff shapes indicate that good replication can be achieved. Goodness of fit of repli- cated flow rate profiles to actual human profiles has improved by 50% over the data obtained from the previous cor- rection method. Replicated puff volumes and durations are within 3 to 5% of desired values. The major step to be com- pleted prior to beginning smoke regeneration work is the installation of the mathematical correction procedure on the HP-1000 computer system. A two-liter syringe required for accurate calibration of the Respitrace inhalation monitor was modified by the machine shop to provide a demountable, leak tight seal to the spirometer. Modifications to software used to control the inhalation monitor have been made which enable th syn- chronization of data acquisition from both breaths (by means of the Respitrace) and puffs (by means of the HP-1000 puff- profiling system). Once modification of the puff-profile software to provide for triggering of the Respitrace is com- pleted, data from both breaths and puffs can be acquired Simultaneously. b97T TOTTS
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bbtac She § ACW TOS * kid eT BF O9Lz78C7E + SWALSAS ALITWOO Nvdve Bee: Getezt 4A5cescoas.1 450050381 PRODUC] ED FROM BéW WEB SITE - IMPORTANT - Net of Spare BROWN & WILLIAMSON (JAPAN) INC ‘a 0 By facsimile (0061-1-602-668-7207) Date: May 02, 1905. To: John L Kiser, Senior Counsel - Product Litigation & C.1.C. eo: Melanie A. Gnadinger, Manager - Consumer information Center K. Sato, Director - MIS/CICJ. Fm: H. Mikami ; Subject: Provision of Japan CIC Smoking & Health QSA, Dear, John: Please find the attachad copy of Japan CIC Smoking & Health Q&A verbatima. These verbatim have been developed based on the CIC/ proposed verbatim and returned instruction and comment from Kendrick Yells/Tim Haziett on March 1994, In addition to this ft covers the latest Lucky Strike issues as well. Just for your information “@.Does Lucky Strike contain Mercury?” is also edded In this Q&A for your review. However in CiICJ CRS this verbatim is stored in our Guidance: 2-031-313 ingredients/Processing saction. Should you have any questions feel free to contact me. Warmest regards, Hirom! Mikami Manager, CICJ. Attach. (8 pages of CICJ Smoking & Health Q&A.) Bz Ws #36
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From: Ostern, Eric on Thu, Apr 4, 1996 10:45 AM Subject: FW: NYC Rest. Contacts To: Portnoy, Sharon Ce: Bayliss, Elissa; Culley, Liz; Young, Tracy Hi Sharon: I had Elissa follow-up on obtaining info from the restaurants below. Tavern on the Green is the only TAP participant, however, several of the others allow smoking. Since I don't know the restaurateurs personally, I was wondering if you had a personal relationship w/ any of them. If so, can Tracy use your name as an "in" for discussion CL80LrezZoz
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-~-~-Orlginal Message----- From: Sanders, Edward Sent: Thursday, December 16, 1999 14:56 AM To: Hurwitz, Even Ce: Reif, Helmut; Seeman, Jeffrey 1; Solana, Rick P. Subject: RE: paper Even, Don't be horrified. When there is too much to do, it is impossible to remember everything. Yesterday, Karsten Schmidt took the position, prompted by Helmut Reif, that to meet with the German Minister of Health with a publication already in hand would be counter productive. This position carried the day. Therefore, the document will not be published. | think that | can speak for all of the scientists who were involved, even marginally, in this effort that this decision is consistent with our position. Now we can go on to the next step. Best regards. Ted aSZselec407
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tienen nent eee AE Octoper ¢2/, lys/ WEMOKANDUM Tu; anne vurrin, Kopert Sievers ra: Feter &. opa i appreciatea tne report on reage: responses to our Tru subscription renewai efrort and, as you can see by the attached memorandum, have passed 1t aLomuy to MeSSrs Chiicote and Kiloeprer. Piease hole my recommeldations and the roliow-up activaty oukiined la that memorandum. it Sam and 6111 concur with my recommendation, 1 will teil you ammediately. Unlil it 15 resoived, 1 Go not want a fuli Bailing autnorizea, in terms or your froliow-up assignments, 14 wouid 1ixe your thoughts ana recommendations by November 13. porry Tor putting this 1n memo torm. 1 am in the ortice tnis WOrhlug TOT just a few hours aid wantea to Communicate with yau aS quickiy aS possibile, i am easily reachea. Call if you have need ror clariracation. dhauks. ce anne vedick T10783-0376
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MEMORANDUM October 7, 1991 TO: 1) Marty oss 2) Susan Stun FROM: Sheila Consany/af / SUBJECT: Nevada and Wisconsin ItL Mailings Attached, for your comments and approyal, are the cover letters that will accompany the generic "It’s the Law" brochure to all th¢ retailers in Nevada and Wisconsin. It is based on the letter that was sent to all retailefs in Massachusetts this summer. I would appreciate your comments by £.0.b. Wednesday, October 10. Please let me know if you have any questions. attachments CONFIDENTIAL: - MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION se TIMN 360113
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From: Whitchurst, Ken To: Premo, Kathryn A. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 4/1/1996 3:49:26 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 14:55:38 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Apr-01 15:49:26 Received Date: 1996-Apr-O01 15:49:26 Subject: Attachments: 96 AGFEE. DOC Attached is Addendum File RJRO000000520044974 70059 0212 1e86 BvOEes
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COMMERCE COMMITTEE BILLS RELATING TO TOBACCO ADVERTISING AND LABELING Commerce Committee Bills Enacted Into Law Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act (1965, P.L. 89-92). Legislation requiring warning labels on cigarette. Sole referral to Commerce Committee. Hearings held (89-5 and 89-6) and Report filed (S. Rep. 89-195). Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1969 (1970, P.L. 91- 222). Strengthens cigarette warning labels and prohibits cigarette advertising on radio and TV. Sole Referral to Commerce Committee. Hearing held (91-25) and Report filed (S.Rep. 93-103). The Little Cigar Act of 1973 (1973, P.L. 93-109). Amends the cigarette labeling law to include little cigars. Sole referral to the Commerce Committee. Report filed (S. Rep. 93-103). Comprehensive Smokeless Tobacco and Health Education Act of 1985 (1985, P.L. 99-252). Provides for public education and product labeling concerning the health consequences of smokeless tobacco. Commerce had one-day sequential referral from the Labor Committee. Other Commerce Committee Hearings Held (Bills Not Enacted Into Law) S. 3118 (95 Cong.) -=- to deter cigarette smoking. Joint referral to Commerce, Labor and Environment Committees. Commerce Committee hearing held (95-135). S-1929 (97th Cong.) -= To require certain labeling on cigarettes and increase public information on health consequences of smoking. Joint referral to Commerce and Labor Committees. Commerce Committee hearing held (97-123). Other Tobacco-Related Legislation Referred Solely to Commerce But No Hearings Held or Reports Filed 1 90th Congress ~~ S. 1803, S. 2394, S. 2395. All containing cigarette labeling or advertising requirements. 92d Congress -- S. 1454 (to require FTC to establish maximum levels of tar and nicotine); S. 2869 (health warnings on @NFIDENTIAL: TIMN 294380 MINNESOTA TOBA
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Moore, Mary Ellen From: Sent: To: Subject: Seda, Kenneth Thursday, May 14, 1998 11:01 AM Carnovale, Mary (PMUSA Mac Mail); Carraro, Tara (PMUSA Mac Mail); Daragan, Karen (PMUSA Mac Mail); Dawson, Nicole (PMUSA Mac Mail}; McCormick, Brendan (PMUSA Mac Mail); Merlo, Ellen (PMUSA Mac Mail); Quast, David (PMUSA Mac Mail); Storan, Susan (PMUSA Mac Mail); Szumera, Michael (PMUSA Mac Mail); Colby, Dolly; Erskine, Heather; Han, Vic; Kilhenny, Valerie; Macauley, Jack; Moore, Mary Ellen; Puotila, Johan; Roberts, Peggy; Seda, Kenneth; Sorrells, John; Wallace, Karen; York, Mike AT: Wall Street Journal V. Kilhenny and T. Lindon handled D06068E72202
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THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC. SUPPORTING BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YorK, NY 10022 (212) 421-8885 JAMES F’. GLENN, M.D. CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT Crier EXecurive OFFICER October 17, 1996 Douglas T. Conrad, M.D. University of California, San Francisco Cardiovascular Research Institute ‘ ’ 505 Parnassus Avenue San Francisco, CA 94143-0130 Re: Application No. 4577 Dear Dr. Conrad: After careful review of your application entitled “Lipoxygenases in Muringe Atopic Asthma,” we regret to advise you that we cannot fund your proposed study. We hope that you will be successful in finding support elsewhere for your investigation. is Ml James F. Glenn, M.D. JEG/mm, mel, mia
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PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VERGINIA Mr. A. Holtzman pate: June 27, 1980 R. B. Seligman Long-Term Inhalation Study of Marijuana Some weeks ago, you sent me a draft report on the subject study, which was prepared by the National Institute of Drug Abuse. You asked for comments, etc. Attached you will find a memo from Ray Fagan, which he generated after reading the draft document. If you have any questions, please let me know. id WO fren RBS/sper OL Attachment - ; oe | cc: Dr. T. S. Osdene (without attachment) Dr. R. Fagan (without attachment) 7 ° S x) N ee 7 is BE ee
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—~Original Message~—— From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 5:23 PM To: Bonhomme, Jeanne V.; Brosterman, Nancy A.; Hopkins Hadel, Linda L. Subject: Draft email to CJL re: researching Parenting TEENS Below is a draft of the email to Carolyn explaining why we don't feel it necessary to 166 COT6EOT S807
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QLy 1HATM,. DOT INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF GLYCEROL 6.4.3.4.2 General methods a for 14-day Glycerol Inhalation Study in Rats Conducted at a Contract Laboratory 6.4.3.4.2.1. Introduction A 14-day nose-only inhalation study was conducted at Battelle’s Pacific Northwest Laboratory under contract to the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco company. The objective of the study was to investigate the potential biological effects, if any, of 10 consecutive workday exposures of glycerol aerosol in rats. In addition, the study was conducted to provide dose selection information for a possible subchronic inhalation study of the same material. 6.4.3.4.2.2 Experimental Design The study included four experimental groups. One group was exposed only to fresh filtered air and three groups were exposed to concentrations of glycerol aerosol of 1, 2 or 4 mg/liter; respectively. Exposures were conducted for 6 hours per day, 5 days per week for ten consecutive workdays. Each exposure group consisted of 10 male and 10 female rats which were 4 to 5 weeks old at receipt. 6.4.3.4.2.3 Experimental Animals The Sprague-Dawley-derived rat was chosen as the test system for this study because of the historical data base available from previously conducted inhalation studies and its compatibility with other endpoints of interest to R.J. Reynolds. In addition, this strain has a lower incidence of mononuclear cell leukemia than does the other commonly utilized F-344 rat. Test subjects were quarantined for 3 weeks and screened for clinical abnormalities prior to selection for test article exposure. Complete serology evaluations were conducted twice, at a two week interval, prior to study start. 6.4.3.4.2.4 Animal Husbandry Rats were individually housed in hanging, stainless steel wire mesh cages which were cleaned weekly. Animal care was in accordance with the Animal Welfare Act of 1970 and amendments (Public Law 91-579) "Specifications for the Humane handling, Care, Treatment and Transportation of Warm-blooded Animals other than Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs and Nonhuman Primates." Room conditions included 12 hours of dark, 12 hours 2029 2190S
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From: Love, Sharon on Mon, Jun 30, 1997 12:09 PM Subject: Assembly sheet POS# To: Steen, Lauren E. Hi Lauren, Can you get us the POS# for the Parliament B2G1F instruction sheet? Thanks, Kelly PS-- you can e-mail me back via Sharon Love VELOShETLOS
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02/06 15:59 FO2 *BIRD MACHINEXSO WALPOLE. MA \ February 6, 1987 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Bowman Gray Technical Center Winston-Salem, NC 27102 Attention: Ed Clark Subject: Bird Delta Washer RJR P.O. #87-09047 Dear Sir: In response to your concerns relative to the above referenced order, you can be assured that the design-‘of this unit in no way infringes on any existing patents. The Bird Delta-Washer design employs an air-liquid separation system which is enmmon prantinm an all Fourdrinier paper machines and makes no attempt to control the level within the individual vacuum receptacles. Furthermore, the patents for the original Fourdrinier type pulp washer are owned and were developed by Ontario Paper Co. and C.I.P. Co. from whom we license the rights to the Delta-Washer technology. In summary, we can assure you that the Bird Delta-Washer is free of any infringement and, in fact, incorporates the most advanced technology in countercurrent washing. Best regards. Sales & Marketing 7021 2190S § kb
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-——Original Message—-— From: Watts, E.L. Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 11:43 AM To: Grantham, Pat F.; Holland, Tom C.; Mullins, Robert; Rozamus, Susan J.; Mobrem, Massoud; Pflueger, Jim T.; Smith, Vincent A. Morris, Jay D.; Lieberman, Pamela D.; Carmines, Edward L.; Patskan, George J.; Cohan, Timothy Joseph; Johnson, Belinda B. (PMU); Patterson, D. Gene; Wagner, Richard C.{Rick); Irving, Chris; Thomas, Les H. Ca: Barfield, David; Bullock, Thomas J.; Schreck, Merry Susan Subject: Business Review of Key Quality System Terminology Round 2 As a follow up to our first terminology review meeting on May 6 we have considered your input and have incorporated as many suggestions as possible. Please review the attached documents in light of your business function and plan to attend a meeting on Friday, June 18 from 1:00 to 3:00 in the QSIC Conference Room (War Room) to complete discussion of these terms. Highlights of the changes: 1. Maintained the distinction between direct materials and tobacco; 2. Combined tobacco and direct materials under a higher level category of purchased components. 8. Eliminated consumer and customer unit; replaced with packaged cigarettes and shipping units. 4, Created a category called test units which would encompass POL's, training center produced cigs and packs, etc. {not for commercial distribution) §.PM manufactured subassemblies are referred to as manufactured components. 6. Addition of Manufacturing Materials term instead of the broad indirect materials category. Please confirm attendance by June 17. Thanks, Louis Watts, Dave Barfield, Tom Bullock and Merry Susan Schreck << File: S3definitionsTEST4.doc >> << File: product matrix.doc >> 35 VCv89S69L07
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DATE: 01/25/93 FROM: THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ARE SCHEDULED FOR DISPOSAL AS OF JANUARY 1, TO: PHILIP MORRIS USA LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURING PRIMARY RECORDS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT ACTIVE RECORDS DISPOSAL NOTICE EC minohe YA PAGE: ll 1993. RETURN THIS NOTICE TO THE RECORDS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT (M/C - EWB) WITHIN 30 DAYS. RECORD CATEGORY CODE 02 MFP-M20 $0499 MFP-M20 C0762 MFP-M20 A0420 MFP-M20 C0766 MFP-M20 E0421 MFP-M20 s0499 MFP-M20 A0417 MFP-M20 C2565 MFP-M20 E0418 MFP-M20 A0417 TOTAL RETENTION PERIOD C+1 CREATION DATE * 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 01/01/91 LOCATION CODE M20036 M20037 Mm20040 M20041 M20041 M20041 M20042 m20042 “ M20042 M20045 MEDIA CODE P P * RECORDS CREATED FROM JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR I/WE APPROVE THE DISPOSAL OF THE ABOVE RECORDS ATTACHED OF WHY ANY OF THESE RECORDS SHOULD NOT BE DISPOSED). I CERTIFY THAT THE RECORDS APPROVED FOR DISPOSAL FOR LOCATION CODE A200 Yor, ‘zm (RECORDS COORDINATOR SIGNATURE ) EPARTMENT MANAGER SIGNATURE ) Ar Pas Q.S-73 (UNLESS AN EXPLANATION IS (DATE) (DATE) HAVE BEEN REVIEWED AGAINST APPENDIX B OF THE PHILIP MORRIS USA RECORDS MANAGEMENT MANUAL AND ANY AND ALL APPLICABLE DISPOSAL SUSPENSION NOTICES AND THAT NONE OF THESE RECORDS ARE SUBJECT TO DISPOSAL SUSPENSION AND HAVE BEEN DISPOSED. (DATE) éDScerrsooe
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DRAFT STATEMENT, GARFINKEL/HIRAYAMA, WK 4/20/81 A widely headlined report from Japan that smokers expose their wives to lung cancer has been refuted in a new American study. In a population four times that of the Japanese study and over a longer period, the American Cancer Society's chief statistician has disclosed that "nonsmokers married to smoking husbands showed no increased risk of cancer compared to non- smoking women married to nonsmoking husbands." The U.S. report, by Lawrence Garfinkel, appearing in the May issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, is based on a follow-up of more than a million Americans enrolled two decades ago by Cancer Society volunteers. The Japanese study, authored by Takeshi Hirayama, a Japanese government statistician, appeared last January in the British Medical Journal. It produced a rash of news stories, editorials and demands for smoking prohibitions, from writers and others who presumed its accuracy. Hirayama's reported findings among some 265,000 residents in parts of his country showed a reported lung cancer death rate of 10.4 per hundred thousand among women whose husbands do not smoke and 14.6 for women whose husbands are smokers. By implication, Hirayama's data projected an even higher rate -- 18 -- for single women. But he failed to report on either smoking or lung cancer rates among the substantial number of single women in his study population. However, if these do not differ from married women's rates, the Japanese experience can be TI1031-0980
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Subject: Records Destruction Notices To: Ms. Loren McManus RUIRI Legal Attached are Records Destruction Notices for records’ which | are now stored in the Records Center for. the Corporate Employ- ment Department and the RJRI Personnel Department. I have also attached a memo from Mr}. George. Cook of the RJRI- Personnel Department stating that these records areon: aievee" film and no longer need to be kept in hard’ copy. :.; Therefore. we are asking for your permission to. destroy the. hard” | COPY of the records listed on the attached. otices. a, -At the present time, the records ni now being ‘destroyed by the department after the records are microfilmed and are not being sent to the Records Center for BEOreges Please sign and return the Records bestruction Notice to'me. I will then forward it to the Tax and Comptroller's Departments for approval. : a . I would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. If you have I) please call me at 773-2949. ‘Thank you. Keli Uh E. Caan) Records Management Attachments RJA FORM 2422=Rev. 7/70 T@98 zooq s- Sa baad OE aca Bad sR a lead St Rata
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE — 120 PARK AVENUE, NIEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 TO: Distribution DATE: June 10,1993 FROM: Jeanne Bonhomme/Yvette Rodriguez SUBJECT: Virginia Slims Analysis Attached is a copy of an anlysis of the female smoker market. Its broad objective was to aid inthe development of Vriginia Slims Kings. Sources of information for this analysis include: Continuous Smoker Tracking Study, Volumetrics, Millward Rra-- * * — ising and Brand Image Tracking Study, Roper and the {'~ ~ The presentation is divided into 2041837 eRe ‘incidence in the U.S., an analysis of the 100's/120's fei 3) and switching trends, an analysis of the young yrief review of Virginia Slims advertising awareness anc If you have any questions or wou 3e do not hesitate to call. “) Distribution D. Beran E. Gee J. Heironimus S. LeVan A. Marrullier N. Munsterman - LBCo D. Ryan - LBCo S. Teitelbaum B. Trach M. Valinoti LOOLEST OZ
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SUBJECT: Di ions in D mber 12. The following was agreed: 1. A KOOL CPT needs to be put into place as soon as possible in order to gauge our recommended product against the grow- ing SALEM Lights product. Linc Lewis and Herb Woertz please liaise. It was agreed to conduct group discussions with the younger franchise smokers in order to better evaluate current KENT films. Clearly, the smokers in the previous group discus- sions were older than the smokers who currently are going to imported American products. It was agreed in principle to put a charcoal filter on KENT Parent King Size and Deluxe as well as raise the delivery to the 15 or 16 mg. level. Linc Lewis and Herb Woertz please make a recommendation on product. It was agreed to introduce KENT Luxury Mild 100's in hinge lid format at Yen 250/280 in order to upgrade the image of KENT and to compete in the growing 250/280 category. It was agreed to focus our support towards growth in the higher priced segments. Accordingly, Joel Silverstein will revise the spend plan on LUCKY STRIKE to ensure that it is optimal even if this means reducing some support on KENT. Joel Silverstein will review the analyticals on VOGUE and CAPRI Menthol versions. There are trade reports that triers of CAPRI Menthol are returning to VOGUE Menthol, and the region believes that there may be a product difference which explains this. Prior to Going any CPT's, it is necessary to get a full analytical evaluation. Linc Lewis and Herb Woertz please do the same here and give us a view. Joel Silverstein will prepare a plan for expansion and sup- port of CAPRI for discussion here in Louisville. It is to be here in early January. A capital proposal will need to be developed for the sales force software program. Joel Silverstein will have that here by the first week of January. 632000720
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R. J. Reynolds Interoffice Memorandum Tobacco Company Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Subject: Pesticide Residues Date: November 18, 1994 To: Ms. Diane Roberts From: Ms. Jennifer Bailey In response to your request for information on two competitive brand syles, DAVE’s FF and FFLT, I have reviewed various sources of information to determine the potential source of this leaf based on the pesticide residues detected in product samples labeled 521 and 615. Unfortunately, no conclusions can be made in this regard. While residues of endosulfan and maleic hydrazide were detected, these two pesticides are used/registered for use in several countries. Also, the residues are well below any of the limits that have been established in these countries. Furthermore, these two pesticides can be applied to more than one type of leaf. Though there are differences in pesticide formulations which may/may not account for residue content; the duration in the field, weather conditions, etc., can impact the degradation of these pesticides. Lastly, the effects of blending can dilute the residue content in the final product. Please let me know if] can be of further assistance to you. Jennifer Bailey ce: Joel Seckar 879 6960S
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2085246969 Parrish, Steve STS From: Parrish, Steve Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 5:10 PM To: Poole, Jay Subject: RE: GCB Schedule I did and he is and we are all set to rock and rofl. Answer me this: did we think about doing the employee/PMTV thing in the afternoon before the articles are in the paper?
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CIGARETTE ADVERTISING AND "TARGETING" "It is more accurate to observe that cigarette smoking among women led tobacco companies to advertise to the ’female market’ than to suggest that advertising created the market in the first place." Prof. Michael Schudson University of California! Cigarette advertising is "targeted" at adult smokers. Smokers, like consumers of other products, are not an undifferentiated mass. All sorts of people are smokers. Cigarette manufacturers, like manufacturers in other highly competitive markets, tailor their brand messages to those who consume their products. This is essential to the task of distinguishing the advertised brand from the multitude of other brands on the market. The allegation that cigarette advertising improperly "targets" women, minorities and "low-income groups" carries more than a little condescension. No one ever has accused a cigarette manufacturer of improperly "targeting" white male yuppies -- even though advertising for some cigarette brands features models who fit that description. The assumption seems to be that women, minorities and "low- income groups" are less capable than affluent white males to determine andact in their own best interests and must be "protected" by government censorship. *M. Schudson, Advertising, The Uneasy Persuasion: Its Dubious Impact on American Society 183 (1986). CONFIDENTIAL: _ | - ae & MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION © | TIMN 375475 | Poa |
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From: Date: Subject: To: © 2075569307 @ Message for Mulderig, John Davis, G. Michael Tue, Sep 05, 1995 4:38 PM Status 9/05/95 Attorney / Client Work Pr Mulderig, John The computer hardware which will rum the Media Management System is being installed this week . The application will be loaded and tested this week — also. If there are no problems, we will begin loading the inventory as early as next week. All of the media is in off-site storage except R&D. They are loading the media into containers and should begin shipments to the off-site location this week or next. Jon Tabb was on vacation last week and does not return until 9/11. This may explain some of their delay. - Jon Tabb, John Ruis and I will visit Seattle this week along with Dan Shinn. Jerry Ward is continuing to research possibilities with processing the IBM mail systems. This is to provide alternative approaches if necessary. , Page 1
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: & Forsyth Count Environmental Affairs Department August 14, 1997 f, dewow “fe x: x he ter? Mr. Hugh Abrams, P.-E. RJRT Environmental Affairs RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Company mi Z . 7 Ss Building 611-16, Third Floor P.O. Box 1487 Winston-Salem, NC 27105-1487 SUBJECT: MODIFICATION TO ADD A FAS UNIT TO A PROTOS 80 MAKER MAKING AND PACKING DEPT., BUILDING 601-1, WHITAKER PARK PTC/PTO #00424R8 Dear Mr. Abrams: Thank you for advising the Department of your plans to add a FAS unit to one of the makers which allows the addition of natural menthol, at the maker, instead of the standard process of adding menthol to tobacco product in the top dressing drums in the Casing and Cutting Department at Tobaccoville. As presented in your August 5, 1997 letter, the Department approves the installation and operation of a FAS unit at Building 601-1, Whitaker Park. RIRT may proceed with the installation and operation of the FAS unit as permitting is not triggered by this modification. For this modification, the Department accepts the assumption VOC emissions by direct application of natural menthol at a maker will not significantly affect the current emission factor used for this process. However, in the future, should additional FAS units be planned, including menthol application to other brands, we would request certification of VOC emissions by use of appropriate data which may include emissions stack testing. This certification would then be used to validate the assumption of no increase to VOC emissions by addition of natural menthol (FAS unit) at a maker in lieu of processing Tobaccoville Casing and Cutting mentholated product. 537 North Spruce Street - Winston-Salem, NC 27101-1362 - Phone 910-727-8060 - Fax 910-727-2777 & Recycled Paper Lyc6 99¢eS
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MEMORANDUM APPENDIX U.S. CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20207 DATE: April 14, 1994 TO: The Tlonorable Cardiss Collins Chait, Subcommittee on Commerce, Consumer Protection and cloompetitiveness FROM: Ann Srown, Chairman fay Consumer Product Safety Commission SUBJECT: Cigarette Safety Rulemaking Resource Needs Resources needed to develop the rule is estimated at 7.2 FTEs, $430,000 for related salaries and benefits, and $1,462,500 for contract support, for a total dollar cost of $1,894,000. These costs would be spread over an 18 month period with most of the costs occurring in the first year. In addition, enforcement of the rule is expected to require a minimum 1.5 TEs for an annual cost of $90,000. The Commission can absorb the:ie enforcement costs within its regular compliance and enforcemeni: budget. TIMN 0046014
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From: Griffin, Leanne (SGA) Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 3:03 PM To: Ashford, Milt; Hoel, John Cc: Sutton, Joann (SGA); LaSalle, Theresa I.; Onachila, Carl; Knight, Glen; Jones, Lance Subject: Section 23 & 24 Sales Meeting GA Presentations Importance: High Milt - At Lance Jones request, this is to confirm that you are scheduled to give a legislative update presentation at the Section 23 PMUSA Sales Meeting. Following are the meeting details: Date: Monday, February 4, 2002 Time: 4:00 - 5:00 PM Place: Marriott Gwinnett Place, Duluth, GA Presentation materials: If you plan to give a visual presentation, you will need to email your PowerPoint presentation to Glen Knight prior to the meeting. They will not have the equipment to accommodate overheads. Contact: Glen Knight- SOM (800) 269-7080 ext. 235 John - At your request, this is to confirm that you are scheduled to give a legislative update presentation at the Section 24 PMUSA Sales Meeting. Following is the meeting details that | have received: Date: Thursday, February 7, 2002 Time: 8:00 AM Place: Mission Inn Golf & Tennis Resort, Howie in the Hills, FL Accommodations: Carl Onachila has asked that you coordinate your travel schedule with him so that he can reserve a hotel room for you if needed. Contact: Carl Onachila - SOM (407) 333-0851 Leanne R. Griffiw Regional Assistant ~ SGA Email: Leanne. Griffin@us.pm.com <mailto:Leanne.Griffin@us.pm. com> (800) 367-7998 or (678) 297-9365 (678) 297-9393 Fax Tracking: Recipient Read Sutton, Joann (SGA) Read; 1/29/2002 9:09 AM i VEL99SZS80~
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From: Carter, Peggy C. To: Smith, Lyle B, ce: BCC: Primary Date: 1/31/1996 2:35:01 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:38:41 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1996-Jan-31 14:28:00 Received Date: 1996-Jan-31 14:35:01 Subject; Charts Of The CDC Report{F} Attachments: I'm sorry -- I don't understand it. Are you inserting separate data for 18+ that contradicts the CDC's figures (below the 0.0 axis?) From: Smith, Lyle B. To: Carter, Peggy C. Subject: Charts Of The CDC Report Date: Wednesday, January 31, 1996 12:10PM Peggy, Now try chart #5 of the attached. Lyle <<File Attachment: CDC.XLS>> 8999 |PEezs RJR0000000520012760 70022 3687
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hulle COMPANY MEMORANDUM May 3, 1994 To: Ms. K. Augustyn NY Mr. B. Inge Mr. T. O’Hanlon Mr. G. Brooks Mr. B. McGee Mr. A. Sallez Mr. A. Giacoio NY Mr. L. Mitchell Mr. H, Strayhorn Ms. L. Giordano NY Mr. M. McGlynn NY Mr. K. Stutts Mr. D. Harris Mr. D. Mellen Mr. W. Welsh Mr. J. Harris Mr. G. Nauman Mr. R. Young Mr. D. Hicks From: Allen Preddy Win Subject: “25 Cents Off Promotion" Old Gold Brand Family (Third Quarter 1994) Announcement. The Greensboro operation is making arrangements to support the following OLD GOLD brand family 25 cents off pack insert promotion: Est. Prod. UPC Brands 6M Cases Start Date * 23040 Old Gold 85 mm 731 05-12-94 * 23050 Old Gold 100 mm 465 05-16-94 * 23780 Old Gold Box 80 mm 374 06----94 * 23030 Old Gold Lts 85 mm 242 05-25-94 * 23060 Old Gold Lts 100 mm 200 05-11-94 * 23790 Old Gold Lts Box 100 mm 146 05-05-94 Total 2,158 Action Requested Please acquire the appropriate wrapping materials and schedule the production for the listed brands. Wrapping materials should be available to support the estimated production start dates. Date Codes All 6M cases will be manufactured with a "USE BY 10 94" date code. All cartons will be produced with "NO CODE.“ Product will NOT be placed into freezer storage. Deadline All product must be in the appropriate distribution warehouse by June 24, 1994. Ne) Questions or Problems : . CO Please notify me at extension 6754 if there are any questions or ~J problems with the above information. wm > xc: Mr. M. Bowes Mr. G. O'Neill Dr. A. Spears SO Dr. T. Jones Mr. R. Orcutt NY Mr. D. Tedder 2 Mr. T. Moring Mr. M. Orlowsky NY Mr. G. Telford ny © —_+- +> Ss Ss eo
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From: Date: Subject: To: Co: File(s): 2072949245 Page 1 Note for Nebosky, Paul *** URGENT *** Huray, Kim Tue, Feb 17, 1998 5:45 PM High Potential Stores , Page, Bob Dawson, Lezlie; Kopec, John; Nebosky, Paul; Phillips, Steven; Waldman, Margot; Weinstein, Barbara parl ksfB chi stores>140 Bob, Enclosed please find a list of high potential stores for the Parliament Lights and Menthol Lights Kings Box launch. The stores are currently sorted by territory number, followed by Parliament Kings Box share. All stores on the list have high Potential Indices (>140). A high potential index indicates that the demographics of the store mirror Parliamentstypical consumer. The stores on this list comprise nearly 74% of the total in 4LO, and should enable us to achieve our 63% kings box distribution goal. The menthol SDI (far right column) has bee: blue POS in the store. irfCluded to help TSMs balance menthol versus You will need to divide the list y territory number in order to provide the appropriate stores to each TSM. Please distribute this list as soon as possible to aid in the sell-in of Parliament and let us know kOw useful it is. Any questions, please feél free to call. Thanks, Kim (212-878-2643)