anirudh1112/corrected-tobacco-dataset-with-ocr huggingface dataset:
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WSA 2001 Proposed Project Plan Se Project Name: [ Method Development (Styrene DNA adducts) Lecns s) Objective: in rat lung homogenates from the RASS/DEE study, styrene DNA adducts will be quantified either by ESUMS or by ICP/MS. Defiverable(s): Memo Need Addressed: ASSAYS Plan Area (select one)? Understanding S&H =} Communication & Acceptance oO Hamm Reduction oO Désease fsciect one): Cancer] cvp(] coppfi Repol] att] Other [7] (specify) . Project Leader: _{ Stabbert, R. ] Tactics and Milestones: Target Date: Tactics: Start of the co-operation with Prof. Dr. Linscheid, Humboldt Universitaet zu Berlin | ilestones: Contract with Prof. Dr. Linscheid 48 CW 2000 Tactics: Preparation of a styrene DNA adduct standard (in vivo) Milestones: License for this study at INBIFO (approximately 5 rats} 5 EW 2001 Tactics: Determination of styrene DNA adduct standard Mitestones: Draft results 13 CW 2001 Tactics: Determination of styrene DNA.adducts in rat lungs.exposed to 1R4F-MS Milestones: Draft results 26 CW 2001 Tactics: Determination of styrene DNA adducts (RASS/DEE study) Milestones: Memo 13 CW 2002 ; - CRITICAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION Internal Resources (WSA, INBIFO) Extemial Resources (other PMUSA, external vendors) 40 h of team AC, 40 h of team BC, 40 h of team PY Group of Prof. Dr. M. Linscheid WSA PLANNING 2001 RST3.DOC Date: 11-15-00 €leszesose
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 { STREET, NORTHWEST SAMUEL D. CHILCOTE, JR. WASHINGTON, DC 20006 President 202/457-4800 © 800/424-9876 March 21, 1994 MEMORANDUM TO: The Members of the Executive Committee FROM: Samuel D. Chilcote, gr. To A friendly, non-tobacco agricultural organization recently forwarded to The Institute the enclosed correspondence from the White House. The group, which wishes to remain anonymous, was particularly surprised to hear President Clinton’s views on tobacco export issues, since it had not written the President on this -- or any other ~-- matter. , The letter expressing the Administration’s concerns about U.S. trade and tobacco export issues is enclosed, for your information. SDC: cah Enclosure cc: The Members of the Management Committee TI Senior Staff ETSSTOLZO’
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October 18, 1972 Re: Grant Application No. 877 Herbert B, Herscowitz, Ph.D, Schools of Medicine and Dentistry Georgetown University 37th and O Streets, N. W. Washington, D.C. 20007 Dear Dr. Herscowltz: On recommendation of its Scientific Advisory Board, The Council for Tobacco Research « U.S.A., Inc. has avarded you & new grant in the amount of $32,623 for the period October 1, 1972 through September 30, 1973. It is understood that this grant is made subject to acceptance by the University authorities. The Board also recomnended that renewal erants for t10 additional years have prior consideration in coxsvetition for availoble funds. Full applications with progress reports will, hovever, be required for such consideration, Your attention if particularly called to the marked parae grephs in the enclosed “Important Procedural Informetion for hoplicents and Grantees", Dr. Frederic W. Nordsiek, Associate Scientific Director, of our staff hss been assigned to your grant. Ee will be the person to contact concerning any questions you may have, and concerning the progress of your study. The Council is pleased to join with you in support of your study. Sincerely, W. T. Hoyt Executive Vice President WTH: wg, Enels,. ec: George R, Houston, Jr., Business Officer bee: Auditor E, Kelley Mrs. Mast Dr. Nordsiek 50095371
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oriltdwul NATIONAL SALES. MANAGER February 3, 1977 TO: All Sales Personnel in all Divisions except the following: Field #5 Atlanta, Ga, Field #16 San Francisco, $an Jose and Oakland, Calif. FROM: L. Gordon Subject: Work Plans -- March/April, 1977 Attached is. the Counter Display Program diagram appropriate to your Division for the March/April work plan period. Your Division Manager is authorized to supply you a combination of VENT GOLDEN LIGHTS Filter and Menthol and’ TRUE Filter and Menthol King Size complimentary 20's packages for point-of~purchase consumer sampling. Use the 20's pack samples and your sales ability to gain new consumers. L. G. LG: pag Attach, Lorillard, A Division of Loew's Theatres, Inc.,,200 East 42nd St., New York, New York 10017 L8zytoss
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-----Original Message----- From: Riegel, Dan Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 2:02 PM To: Burley, Harold G. Subject: Hammer Thoughts Harold-wanted to check in with you on what you thought of your Hammer experience this week. Derrick seemed to think you got a lot out of it. | would love to pick your brain on how you see us being able to bring some of the process thinking here. | know there has been some hesitancy on DAve’s part to bring Hammer in to talk at senior team level-what do you think about at the OBT level! or the next level down?? | hope we can find some time to discuss. Look forward to hearing back from you-Dan Tracking: Recipient Read Riegel, Dan Read: 8/29/2001 2:34 PM VS06C6LE807
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OSB — > c WHo Gets “THIS NAN oe Co “ou AS C2. A&G LS. (837 ARS >B Lorillard Gompany a AX HAP VAD LORILLARD BUILDING RECEZIVED 7 200 Easr ForTY-SECOND STREET : NEw York,N.Y. 10017 PHILIP R. GRAN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL COUNSEL August 16, 1967 \ James N. Ravlin, Esquire Assistant General Counsel Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. 1600 West Hill Street Louisville, Kentucky 40201 Excise Tax Matters Dear Mr. Ravlin: Thank you for the copy of your memorandum dated August 4, 1967 which was brought to my attention upon my return from vacation, Mr, William E, Duffy, our Tax Manager, will serve as Lorillard's representa- tive on the informal committee. I would suggest that your Mr. Bryant contact Mr, Duffy directly in arranging for the first meeting of the committee, I understand that Mr. Duffy will be attending a tax conference in Denver later this month and that might be an appro- priate time for the meeting. Gulla PRG; vp : Alp Ue ace 6EI6EZOSS 680239619 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEB SITE
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RETAINED SOLVENTS ¢ How does the preliminary specification of .5@ mg. toluene/CPB and 1.48 mg. total solvent/CPB effect SPA products? Is this specification feasible to produce? RESULTS: # Retained solvent levels in Alpha CPB‘s: Full Print 1/3 Print Spec. (mo, /CPB) (mo,/CPB) (mo./CPB) Isopropyl] Acetate 1.86 271 -- Isopropyl Alcohol 1.05 -52 = n-Propyl Acetate 86 “eo -- Toluene 225 -@8 -58 TOTAL . 4.02 1.60 1.48 (CPB's at four days aging: analysis by Archer R & DO) Ink formulations for SPA crush-proof boxes is given in Attachment 1. These formulations have been reviewed by toxicology and are acceptable. CONCLUSTONS + * Both one-third and full printed boxes meet toluene specifications. * The one-third printed box is close to spec on total solvents, and can be produced at current specifications. * The full printed box is out of spec on total solvents, but probability is high that levels can be reduced by the use of the vacuum chamber and/or aqueous top lacquer. Archer R & D will conduct trials to determine effectiveness of these methods in reducing total solvents in the full printed box by mid- October. * Future specifications will be based on total solvent levels. wv © Ww Go a oO ~~ ao od
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PHILIP MORRIS CORPORATE SERVICES INC. Rue Joseph Il, 166 1040 BASH Cc o Brussels INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE To: D. Greenberg - D. Bushong Date: 15 December 1993 From: Joanna Sullivan C.C.: Distribution Subject: Draft Action Plan for EC Transport Directive Attached are my initial thoughts on an Action Plan to defeat the proposed smoking ban contained within the EC Transport Health and Safety proposed Directive. I look forward to receiving any comments/additions/deletions you may have in order that this might be sent out to the Corporate Affairs Field managers as agreed at the last Field meeting. Regards, ff Distribution P. Maglione H. Hansen H. Lyberopoulos M. Winokur ZPVESESITNG
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xsl ail Prinemat invesugatonProaram Director (Last, tet. mages: SLS=2M. Subramaniam theielit iiiibdeie atid eine BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give tne fallavang mntormrancn ter ine Key pergonnel ana commuitants ana collaborators. Geqin wun the oaneoal © investigalororsgram airector, Pnotecesy this Hage tor aacn oerson. Se eee NAMB POSITION TITLE Sriram, Subramaniam Professor ee EDUCATION /Seaun win baccataureata or otter miuat oratextiona! educacon. sucn as nursing, and nciide postdoctoral trainine.) INSTITUTION AND LOCATION | | YEAR OSGREE CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY University of Madras, India M.B., BS Medicine RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concuamg win present position, list. in chronological Order. previous emelayment. expenence. 1 honors. Key personnel incuce the prncaal swesogaicr and any ather individuals whe PZrvcInate in ie Scare Ceveianmant or exeeulian of te pro Key personne typreaity wii incluce all individuals with cociora) or other pretemmanal deqrees, Dut in ome Orojects will Inette individuals Er the sneer. bacomaureate level provided they cormnoute in # sutstEntve way ta the golentiia cevercoment of execution of the project, Include present menwerster any Federal Government pucke scrzary commniee. List, in onronciogicaLorder, the ttes, a4 authors. and comeiece references to ai puplaamons Guring past three yeers and to representative eenter ptimlicasons pereners ta ime spnticanon. OO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES, 10/79 - 09/81 Post-doctoral Fellow in Neuroimmunoiogy, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 10/81 - 07/82 Acting Assistant Professor of Neurology, Stanford University, Stanford. CA 07/82 - 06/84 Senior Research Associate, Department ot Neurology, Stanford. 07184 - 06/89 Assistant Professor of Neurology, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT 07/89 - 05/93 Associate Professor of Neurology, University of. Vermont, OS/93 - present Protessor of Neurology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN” Cemisicat LL { Diplomare, American Bourd of internal Medicine. 1976 Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1983 Certificate of Licensure, State of Michigan, 1974 Certificate of Licensure, State of California, 1976 Certificate of Licensure, State of Vermonr, 1983 Government of Tamii Nadu Gold Medat for the best outgoing student, Madras University, India, 1972 Recipient - Nat'l Research Service Award front NIH in neurcimammology, 1979 iminiswative. Expesi Director of Neurology Residency program at UVM from 1985-1989 Consuitant to the Biomedical Research Commitee at UVM Chairman, Professional Advisory Committee ta the MS chapter of Vermont Beard of Trustees in MS chapter - Vermont PHS 398 (Rev. 991) |Ferm Page a) Page 9 1 Num@er 2088 ConsScUmvety 6 Ine GonEM iNeoUtneUt ine soouzAnEN. CO Not Use sutnaes Gucn a8 36. Sb. 40049902
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PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR/PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Weaver, David T. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key Personnel, consultants, and collaborators listed on page 4. Photocopy this page for each person. NAME David T. Weaver EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial INSTITUTION AND LOCATION POSITION TITLE Assistant Professor professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training. DEGREE YEAR FIELD OF STUDY CONFERRED B.S. 1976 University of Wisconsin, Madison,Wi. Harvard University, Cambridge,Ma. Ph.D. 1983 Biological Chem, Massachusetts Institute of Technolog Postdoc 1987 Mol.Immunology. RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE! Concluding with present position, list in chronological order previous employment, experience, and honors. Key personnel include the princtpal investigator and any other individuals who Participate in the scientific development or execution of the project. Key personnel typically will include all individuals with doctoral or other professional degrees, but in some projects will include individuals at the masters or baccalaureate level provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project, Include present membership on any Federal Government Public Advisory Committee, List, in chronological order, the titles and complete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application, DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. Biochemistry Professional Experience: 1976-1983 Graduate Student, laboratory of Dr. Mel DePamphilis 1983-1987 Postdoctoral Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and The Whitehead Institute, laboratory of Dr. David Baltimore 1987- Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics and Division of Tumor Immunology, Dana Farber Cancer Institute Honors and Awards: 1976 Knapp Honors Research Fellowship, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 1976 Peterson Biochemistry Award, University of Wisconsin Madison, WI 1976-1978 Fellow of the Albert J. Ryan Foundation 1983-1986 Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellowship 1990 ACS Junior Faculty Research Award Bibliography: 1. Weaver, D. and DePamphilis, M.L. (1882) Specific Sequences in Native DNA that Arrest Synthesis by DNA Polymerase Alpha. J. Biol. Chem. 257: 2075-2086 2. Pritchard, C., Weaver, D., Baril, E., and DePamphilis, M.L. (1983) DNA Polymerase Alpha Cofactors C1C2 Function as Primer Recognition Proteins. J. Biol. Chem. 258:9810-9819 3. Weaver, D. and DePamphilis, M.L. (1984) The Role of Palindromic and Non- palindromic Sequences in Arresting DNA Synthesis in vitro and in vivo. J. Mol. Biol. 180: 961-986 PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91) Page 22
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2071972378 Windholz, Eric Pe lelaheed tacos Mam From: Friedman, Mark Sent: Monday, September 14, 1998 10:17 PM To: Windholz, Eric Ce: Murphy, Virginia Subject: FW: Malaysia - ingredients Eric: I will follow up. Regards, Mark
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CURRICULUM VITAE (Collaborating Investigator) First Name _ LB. | Degree(s) Position Title Weisel John Ph.D Assoc. Prof.of Cell & Develp. Biol. Institution and. Locatio Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA Elect. Engineering Marine Biol. Laboratory, Woods Hole, = ------ summer ‘70 Physiology Course MA Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Ph.D. 1974 Biophysics EMBO Adv. Course, Cambridge, 9 ==-#===-== fall ‘73 Image Processing England Positions ‘Held: ‘Concluding: with: h prosent position, list, In chronological order,ali positions held following baccalaureate... : BiGAyENES Grad.Stud. Dr. Szent- 750873 Braridels University Gyorgyi Structural Postdoct. Rosenstiel Basic Sciences Research 1974-78 Biology Fellow Center, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Structural Senior Res. Rosenstiel Basic Sciences Research 1979-81 Biology Associate Center, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Anatomy Assnt. Prof. Univ. of Pennsylvania Sch of Med. 1981-88 Cell & Asst. Prof. Univ. of Pennsylvania Sch. of Med. 1988- Present Develop. Biol. Listacademic. and: professional “honors: including: all: scholarship, traineeship or fellowship awards. current memberships ‘in professional ‘societies and related organizations including the American’ Heart Association and its Councils. : Established Invest. of the Am. Heart Asegetion, Editor, Thrombosis Beseataht Jonn Morgan Society, University of Pennsylvania, NIH-Special Study Section, BRSG Shared Instrumentation Grants, various ad hoc study sections. 9 De La Cadena, Raul Applicant's name (please type)
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"2081500774 Bugg, Joy d. i aca ort From: Solana, Rick P. Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 6:05 PM To: King, Valerie A. Ce: ‘<Loreen.L.Carchman @pmusa.com>' Subject: RE: FW: WSA Planning Guidance for 2001 - Supplemental Documents nice work Valerie.
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DATE: January 11, 1993 TO: Mr. Ron E. Sells (4427) = Product Standards FROM: Mr. Paul S. Chapman (4137) - Paper & Filter Development RE: New Tipping Specifications for Entry into MSS Attached please find red-lined copies for five (5) different item specific tipping specifications requiring immediate entry into MSS: ITEM SPECIFIC DESCRIPTION Ob « TP, 62 SGLT83CPB, P/36WC1/39.9 GM/MLP 675/2/25ERI 602e TP, 62 VUL83CPB, P/36WC2/37.4 GM/RP - New Graphics oo75 °¢ TP, 62 VULES, P/36WC2/37.4 GM/NP ~ New Graphics 0ol eo TP, 70 VUL98CPB, P/36WC2/37.4 GM/MNP = New Graphics Ob b ? TP, 70 VUL100, P/36WC2/37.4 GN/NP - New Graphics *NOTE: Same graphics as CAMEL LT 83 CPB, different perforation specifications. , , ee HELE **NOTE: These four (4) new tippings will carry the same color standard number which will be generated by Ms. Wanda Brintle (1460). teas = "so ‘ It will be converted by Packaging and will be lip-release coated white printed with silver lines and the blue VANTAGE logo and bullseye. I have requested an effective date of 01-13-93 for these items. Thank you very much for your cooperation and assistance in this project! Oak Paul 8. Chapman ATTACHNENTS XC: (without attachments) Ms. W. W. Brintle Mr. R. K. Clark Mr. W. R. Cook Ms. G. L. Edgell Mr. S. A. Lail Ms. K. W. Lynch Mr. L. W. Sides Mr. R. &. Turlington Mr. R. L. Wall, III
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Original Message-—-- From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 10:35 AM To: Crawford, Derek; ‘thoiston@ralaw.com!’ Ce: Fisher, Scott Subject: Columbus YSP effort Derek, Now that it's official that you are moving on, just want to say thank you so much for all your help with our YSP efforts in general and in particular, in Columbus. Tim -- welcome to the PM family! | look forward to continuing our work together. We've made progress with our outreach to youth serving organizations, and I'll be sending an update to the entire Columbus team in the next day or so. We have not however moved forward with Dr. Harris and | have asked Henry Fernandez to give her a call this week. KC Youth Smoking Prevention 24 DECTOETS807
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Measurement of the Sampling Efficiency of Currently Available Bio-aerosol Samplers a PI: Robert J. Aitken, Ph.D. Institute of Occupational Medicine Edinburgh, Scotland _ The research team will measure the sampling efficiencies of a group of the current generation of bio-aerosol samplers to determine their range of applicability and error magnitudes in relation to the internationally agreed sampling conventions, Results will lead to the determination of better airborne concentration estimates of bio-aerasols, ~ Contract No. 96-06 Contract Execution Date 4/1/96 Contract End Date 3/31/97 No Cost Extension Budget $161,725 $142,073 Budget Amendment Five month report due 9/1/96 Five month report rec. Site visit (anticipated) Site visit (conducted) Ten month report due 2/1/97 . 7 Ten month report rec. - Continuation approved Final report due Final report rec. STATUS: MARCH, 1996 SL8S0bpz0z
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— ~ ee .- " BRANDS BUSINESS UNIT PRODUCT APPROVAL NOTE BBU Note No. 15-94 — Date: 6/10/94 Temporary ____ Effective Date 6/27/94 Termination Date © Permanent _X Type: Product _X Process _X Packaging ___ Flavor ___ Tobacco ____ Material Other SUBJECT: FULL PRICE ULTRA LIGHT NON-MENTHOL FILTER FLAVOR ELIMINATION and PLASTICIZER OPTIMIZATION (Except for NOW Products) BACKGROUND: Currently, nine different filter flavors are used in our Premium Domestic products. Of these, three are used in the full price non-menthol Ultra Light styles. Testing to date indicates that there is no significant taste difference in products containing current levels of filter flavor, no filter flavor or ten times the current level. Plasticizer level optimization is a program designed to simplify operations by reducing the number of plasticizer gears used by Manufacturing and to reduce cost. There is no adverse effect on finished product. RECOMMENDATION: Remove filter flavors from all full price non-menthol Ultra Light styles with the exception of NOW (NOW will be considered under separate evaluation). With the same filter specification change, optimize the plasticizer tevel - in the filter. RISK ASSESSMENT: All of the Ultra Light styles under consideration use the same blend. Products have been tested by the expert panel and are not significantly different when containing either E235, E240, E249, or no flavor. Additionally, this material change provides greater flexibility and reduced waste in Manufacturing. Plasticizer optimization has no adverse effect on the filter and will allow gearing consolidation on the filter makers. COST IMPLICATIONS: For the entire group of products, the cost savings for filter flavor elimination and plasticizer optimization is $72,000 annualized. SbIT BPZTS NE NE AS ni nN tm a e =
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RE: pH Determinations et al. Page lof 1 i ge Jise @lxie +/? ee 2505322245 From: Seeman, Jeffrey C To: Haussmann, Hans J. “a KR v Ce: Sanders, Edward Subject: RE: pH Determinations et al. Sent: 7/10/00 7:19 PM importance: Normal Let's wait to see if there are major differences between ETS and MS and SS. [fthere are, we may ask Richmond's analytical lab, because | believe that they have procedures for acids (though not for bases). Thanks for info, please let us know how research proceeds. Jeff
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-----Original Message——~- From: Sent: To: Subject: Game Plan shari.ppt McAuliffe, Lynn Thursday, December 23, 1999 10:36 AM Teitelbaum, Shari Z. Game Plan shari.ppt \{ 0088116202
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THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY RUTGERS Campus at Newark Center for Molecular & Behavioral Neuroscience 197 University Avenue, Newark NJ 07102 (201) 648-1080 x3300 fax:(201)648-1272 December 5, 1996 Dr. Frank I. Tarazi Mailman Research Center McLean Hospital Harvard Medical School 115 Mill St. Belmont, MA 02178 Dear Frank: This letter is to indicate my enthusiastic willingness to collaborate with your group on your current exciting project to examine the localization and regulation of neurotensin receptors and their interactions with the dopamine receptors. As you know, we have made significant progress in characterizing the behavioral and physiological effects of antisense oligonucleotide administration to knock down each dopamine receptor subtype. These rats will be made available to you, and should be useful in examining the long-term effects of neurotensin on different dopamine receptors. All best wishes and success in obtaining funding for your project. Yours sincerely, Tan Creese Ph.D. Professor and Co-Director
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~—-Originat Message----- From: Keane, Denise Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 3:50 PM To: Webb, William; Hendrys, Paul Ce: Greenberg, David; Davies, David; Hurwitz, Even 208531 9449 Subject: FW: UK Disctosure Importance: High Enclosed you will find an ingredient disclosure that has been prepared for brands sald in the U.K. By way of background the U.K. House of Commons Health Committee requested ingredient information from PME fate last week. They requested this information by February 28th. | am told that the other U.K. companies are prepared fo respond and will be providing some form of disclosure by this date. The proposal is to have our list forwarded by David Davies to the U.K. Department of Health and the U.K. House of Commons Health Committee. (Note: this disclosure is similar to the disclosure made to the U.K. Department of Health in November of last year except for the fact that the earlier disclosure coded (and did not identify) brand names. The House of Commons specifically requested uncoded information.) There are also outstanding requests in Ireland and Australia. The disclosure format that would be used in Australia and in all iikelihood treland wauld include a company list of flavors and a company list of non-tobacco materials. Please let me know if you would like to discuss the approach being proposed in greater detail. «| UK 2-2000 to WRA-LLxIs
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ati cc October 2, 1963 Dr. Colter Rule 122 East 7éth Street New York 21, New York Dear Colter: Thank for your letter of Labor Day, We set off for a brief family vacation the next day and I have not had a chance to reply. tigator. I wae interested in your own article and think it containg som sound ideas. I will send copies of 1t to menbers of our study group on the "psycho~physiclogical aspects of smoking”. Enclosed is @ copy of & paper I wrote some time ago but vhich gives viewpoints I still. hold on experimental approaches to the lung cancer problem. Kind regards, Very sincerely yours, ROR tih | : Robert C. Rockett, Ph.D. ¢nelosure Associate Saientific Director
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From: Buckner, Janet W. To: Young, Felicia CC: BCC: Primary Date: 10/16/2000 2:02:07 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Oct-16 14:02:08 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Oct-16 14:02:07 Received Date: 2000-Oct-16 14:02:07 Subject: BKS' Deck Attachments: 17 “ppt Felicia: Would not swear on it, but I think this is Bryan's final deck. 6rLO #8Z2eS RJRO000001025007988 70011 9444
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irae . To: Thomson, Ted W., Stewart, David, Cobb, Roger A. From: S=Ellegate; G=John; I=J.; O=msmail; P=rjrt; A=1jrx400; C=us Posted: 10/3/97 21:34 Opened: 10/3/97 17:46 Subject’ Proposed April '98 Camel Promotion As follow-up to my voice mail, attached please find the survey info that Scott Steen has requested. Please discuss this program in confidence with a trusted retail and wholesale partner to see if they would have any issues implementing a program like this. Please don''t hesitate to call with any questions. Thanks for your assistance. John Ellegate From: Hicks, Susan R. To: Ellegate, John J.; Fitzgerald, Don P.; Odom, J. Tom; Qualkinbush, Steve R.; Uffindell, Colin M. Date: Thursday, September 04, 1997 9:49AM [{ AMO.DOC : 4167 in AMO.DOC J] CC: 5800 - Houston Region (MYERSL), 5600 - Seattle Region (UNDERDK), 5400 - S. California Region BL99 eesTs
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CBB-e2778 -PROJECT NUMBER: 1806 PROJECT TITLE: New Tobacco Processes SECTION LEADER: S..R.. Wagoner PERIOD COVERED: = June, 1988 I. GT_ART - SUPPORT A. Qbjective: To provide processes for converting and casing stem materials for the Bermuda Hundred Pilot Plant. Results: Batches of Louisville cut rolled stems (CRS) were cased with either monopotassium citrate or citric acid and shipped to the Bermuda Hundred Pilot Plant. The D Pilot Plant CRS line was utilized to produce CRS at 150, 90, and 53 cuts per inch for trials at the BHPP. These trials showed: that all three cpi values produced the same pressure: drop vs velocity profile for the absorber. This profile was also different. from the Louisville CRS, as the Pilot Plant materials produced less pressure drop at a given velocity.. The reasons for these results. are being investigated. Plans: Continue to produce stem products as required by Project ART Transfer the Hauni WD. tunnel from the Louisville Stem Processing Facility to D Pilot Plant, providing the capability of superheating stems with equipment that has produced IS of acceptable quality in production. — II.. PROJECT ART - COMMERCIAL. PROCESS DEVELOPMENT A. Objective: To conduct trials providing information for development of the ART commercial process. Results: Post-ART filler was processed through. the VT separator in MC Core 1 to provide clumps for steam treatment. (This ART run was performed at nonstandard conditions to produce filler containing a high percentage of compacted clumps.) The VT provided a good separation at a maximum feed rate of ~2000'1 ‘hr. _The run yielded 43% heavies (161 1b) containing 87% clumps The heavy fraction was then processed through the burley spray cylinder in the Semiworks at 500 lb/hr. Residence. time was 1.5 minutes, and steam was applied at the entrance and exit. The. exit filler contained 20% clumps of reduced size. Moisture analysis of the input and exit materials showed the OV value to increase from 25.5% to 26.4% across the steam cylinder. This VI separator was 24" wide, therefore a larger 36" unit would’ process ~3000 lb/hr. Thus, if this. approach was used for the commercial facility, the designed flow rate (5700 lb/hr) would require two VI separators. Han cigarettes were produced containing post-ART CRS initi with 5, 8, and 10% citric acid for subjective “a 2031426764
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E. #, FINCH J.B, EDEXS J. W, BURGARD J, G, CRUME A. M, STONE (3) R, M, EDELEN . 1. MC CARTY J, A, BROUGHTUN i, A, PITTMAN” = C, 5, MUDE W. H, OGRURN A, B, CLARKE F, A. GARDNER AVL. MATTHEWS ©, E. NOLAN, JR. J. L, WILLIFORD C. C. MIDDLETON DP, CHRISTENSEN W, G, LAMPERT ‘MO, WILLSON W. A. LAND 1. E, SMOOT J, L, HENDRICKS =H, C, KERR From: Von Stond/Schoesibetter/Kiaer™” mek June 21, 1973 Subject: FIELD MANAGERS! COMMENTS - W/E JUNE 15, 1973" Burvett - 2 Paterson "The enclosed pictures are of the new Philip Morris package racks just set up in ten Garden State Milk Store Chain in Hawthorne. N.J. I underatand that it costa Philp Morris $140 and takes approximately 2 hours to set up. The rack fa 18 rows across and 4 deep allowing for 64 different brands. ‘The top front loading row will take 5 phgo, the second row will tal & the third row 7, and the fourth vow @, holding a total of 416 packages," (Pletures to: Mr. Broughten (3) and Mr, Christensen (1).) My _J, Schmidt - 118 Kanane tt irdieh Co. haw mede an oifer to purchase the cigarette Division of L414; deal in pending at this writing. Cther details cot availablo, Thia info Irom a good mouree.” G.W.D, Miller = 130 Wichita @ complete breakdown en all merchandising (Attached to Mr. Broughton's sopy.) (Thig booklet giver a good rummary of all publiched shelf, counter, floor sud vending merchandising offers by ail eix tobacco companies.-JAV) JH. Leopard = 19D Jackson This week we completed audita of three vendors, These auditu were very time consuming because we dida't have addresses for ail the locations audited. 1 think Ht should be mandatory that a vendor give a complete address for each location slaimed for payment. For those he doesn’t give an address for, he should not ba paid." (Several Managers share the belief tat the ‘address’ of the location should be amaodatory,-JAV? JC. Waketield «136 albuquerye ‘A Reyuolds representative leit Sir!” + onng at une of my wholesalers. There were 2 dozen asaorted pens wilh wr. ..a, Salem and Camel printed on the aide. Tam enclosir’ a Camel pen for £0," (Altached to Mr. Broughton's copy.)
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2078172039 From: Murillo, Joe Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 5:46 AM To: Rothstein, Amy; Vargas, Cesar; Schmidt, Gary Richard Ce: Desel, Paula; Arbetter, Louis; Rodriguez, Teresita Subject: RE: OR Dept of Revenue Rule the rest of the industry is submitting comments via David Remes at Covington. Amy, Cesar and Gary- any thoughts on whether it makes sense to join? We should ask David to send us a draft today.
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a u 1 of» PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE , RICHMOND, VIRGINIA er Don Knudson CONFIDENT pate: = August 11, 1983 © igaretie Sanplés for Extramural Studies see Following a recent conversation with Grant Gellatly, I would olike you to be aware that we are still very much interested in obtaining the cigarettes described in the attached memorandum (Osdene, T. S. Ciga- “rette Samples for Extramural Studies. Memo to L. Turano; 1982 October 12): soosvees Earlier this year we advised an outside laboratory that will- be involved in evaluating the requested samples that they would be avail- able in the fourth quarter of 1983. Please advise me (or Bob Carpenter) “at your earliest convenience as to when you think we will have these samples. We would appreciate. having the information as soon as possible, particularly if you anticipate that their availability will be delayed into 1984, . - Thank you for your cooperation and assistance. ~ /np ce: L. Turano T. Osdene J. Charles K, Burns p®. Carpenter a -- G@. Gellatly : R. Rainey J. Warren L. Wilkinson he Attachment
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Levy, Carolyn J. From: Levy, Carolyn J. Sent: Yhursday, September 39, 19°" 31 PM To: Toro, Ellen Subject: Foc: Gordon Fairclough on *’f5 is the staff meeting cancelled that day? if so, lunch is tae Carolyn Levy ¥SP 917-663-2253 «me for the 5th avs06scrs0c
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The Liggett “Settlement” Doesn’t Change the Facts The law isn’t determined by public relations. That’s why courts and juries have consistently rejected arguments that the tobacco industry should pay damages to smokers, and why courts continue to insist that states cannot ignore the fact that individuals choose to smoke and states choose to make substantial profits in the form or excise taxes. Perhaps that’s why Liggett received such favorable terms in their “settlement.” Behind the media hoopla, here are the facts: ¢ A $25 million dollar payout. But only if Liggett is acquired or acquires another tobacco company. Translation: nothing. e A 25% payment from their profits. Liggett isn’t making a profit. Translation: nothing. We continue to believe that as a matter of law, the states’ Medicaid lawsuits are fundamentally flawed. Attorney General Grant Woods of Arizona may have said it best a few months before he decided to hop on the politically correct bandwagon. In May 1996, the Arizona Business Gazette reported that Attorney General Woods said he “never liked the idea of filing suit against tobacco companies...such litigation made little sense, particularly since smoking is a voluntary habit and cigarettes are legal...After all, if cigarette manufacturers could be sued for the detrimental health effects of their products, why not the people who manufacture and sell alcohol? Or even red meat?” He was right then. He remains right today. And what do other lawyers in this litigation think of this “settlement?” Stanley Rosenblatt, a Miami lawyer handling two cigarette class-action suits in Florida, who -- when he learned of the class action filed against and with the concurrence of Liggett -- told the New York Times: “This is a phony gimmick designed to enrich a bunch of plaintiffs’ lawyers.” Rosenblatt told the Miami Herald, “I have to take a deep breath to avoid cursing... This attempted settlement is a disgrace.” Ht 908SS bZSTsS
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- INTER DEPARTMENT MEMO TO See Below FROM Laurence Finno DATE 3-31-77 Subject: Records Management Program We are currently in the process of disposing of all obsolete records stored in Lancaster. In addition, arrangements will be made to dispose of obsolete records kept in the storage areas of Greensboro, Louisville, Danville, and New York. Until all of this is accomplished and an appropriate Records Center selected, it is important that no additional records be sent to Lancaster. Please make your people aware of this request. We will make every effort to make this transition period as short as possible. Secondly, in order to keep the Records Retention Manual up to more 8 ing information should be sent to me: l. New Reports, Forms, Records oh” a a sample of the new document b. frequency of issuance c d r distribution . purpose of the new document Yo ‘ e document or documents that it replaces f. operational retention requirements - 2. Eliminated Records a. reason for elimination b. a sample of the eliminated document. If there are any problems regarding the above request, please let me know. J. R. Ave, A.J. Bass, R. : rcutt, A. Peterson A. Spears, A. Stevens, D. Tedder «H. Judge, K. Abrams, R. Goldbrenner, R. wae ae “Sait mk Seroreseo a
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PAGE 5 APPLICATION FOR A RESEARCH OR CUNICAL INVESTIGATION GRANT PIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION (Give the totiow:ng intormation tor all proteswonal personne! bepnning with the Princaps! invesupaton Use continuation apes Bd tOlkre the ame peners!lormal tor each peréon | DIRTHOATE (hto.. Day. Yr.) Jen, 1G, 1720 INCICSle kind Of wea nd exp+rebon Bale) UsSelee Dibtae DD Femae EDUCATION (Beoin ath baccalmuresie traning Bnd incluoH DoRtOoCtOr all WISTITUTION AMD LOCATION ELD ee 2) University of Brno, Corchosloval University ot Tirne AKeadery of Science (Inst, Ixp. Biol. Genetics), Prague MOMORS ‘etior Kooseve lt Fellow of ACCS (1967) rh MAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST ROLE te PROPORED PROJECT Ties "De. Pyle Loy i RESEARCH SUPPORT (See ingitucions) “Sec sep. pare OO RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (Starung eith present position ht IeBIning BNO expDerence reevant to Brea Of Propedt. Inciuoing leaching end clmical regponmuDiiiies, Liet all of mest tapteseMalive publications. 1589 - Professor of Qncolom, U.? 1989 ~ Lesh Senlor © Lak, PORT &. 1949 Professor of Pathelory, UM 1967 ~1969 Visiting Prorestiom, Deparuncst sf Patholos: 3 1961-1959 2 Geechee vere: Gomern Ter LOE1-1959 UIST RESEARCH GRANTS WHICH YOU HAVE RECEIVED FROM THE FLORIDA INVISION: 0
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From: Date: Subject: Ta: Ce: Page 1 Note for Morgan, Kevin Knight, Glen Fri, Sep 15, 1995 12:56 PM 2070163951 FW: LO NEW PRODUCT Morgan, kevin Powe, Ernest Kevin - Below received from Ernest Powe, our SAM in Macon.. First report I have received.... (G)
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From: Stanley, Ronnie L. To: Martin, Timothy CC: Caldwell, Alan L. BCC: Primary Date: 1/12/1998 1:27:00 PM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:40:28 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Jan-12 13:27:00 Received Date: 1998-Jan-12 13:27:00 Subject: Export Phase III Report: Salem 85 (New Gulf) {F} Attachments: From: Martin, Timothy G. To: Stanley, Ronnie L. Cc: Caldwell, Alan L. Subject: FW: Export Phase III Report: Salem 85 (New Gulf) Date: Friday, January 09, 1998 5:41PM Ron, what caused the pack moisture to be this high? F528-T ran at Tobv] in 1997: DATE PACK UPPER LOW UPPER LOWER MOIST ACTION ACTION REJ. REJ. TARGET 970911 11.97 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 971009 11.79 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 971009 11.93 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 971203 11.89 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 971203 11.71 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 971230 11.93 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 980107 11.72 12.20 11.30 12.75 10.75 11.75 These are all the results seen for the year of 1997. As you can see it is one of our big runs, Looking back into CTMS, we ran 2 cans to 1B5 on 12/30/97. This is where the Phase III's came from . There wasn't any in house pack moistures taken from this unit. One can of the same product was ran in 3B4 over the same time frame. There was 1 sample taken from this machine. (Results were 11,93) This is .18 above target, I spoke with Jerry Manuel about how this blend was put up and after looking at the information, we concluded it was put up appr<<File Attachment: MA16327.XLS>>ximately +.20 heavy. Looking at the one result we received, it tracks this thought. I can't explain the numbers seen on the Phase III, but we are tracking OK using Cate/Fate. RJR000000042 1085988 70012 5697 £962 O8/esS
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: fo 2084375937 is (a4 Printed By: Jennifer Riat . MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION Le Gary Glass bn "© 04/28/2000 10:47 AM : To: Jennifer Riat/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo ce: Edward G Zaknoen/WinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo, Alan Howard/WinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo Subject: Suzanne LeVan Jennifer, FYI-- On Friday, May 12, from 12:30 until about 5:00 pm, Suzanne LeVan is scheduled to be here at W&S for trial testimony preparation in the Anderson case.
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FF Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middle): Li, Guo-Min BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH _ Provide the following information for the key personnel in the order listec on Form Page 2. Photocopy this page or follow this format for each person uhan University, Wuhan, China S. Biology uhan University, Wuhan, China M.S. Biology ayne State University, Detroit, Michigan Ph.D. Chemistry Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Postdoctoral Biochemistry RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list. in chronological order, previous employment, pxperience, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, in chronological prder, the titles, all authors, and complete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. if the list of publications in the last three years exceeds two pages, select the most pertinent publications. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE Jan. 1982 - Dec. 1984 Research Assistant, Department of Biology, Wuhan University, China ‘n. 1985 - Aug. 1985 Lecturer, Department of Biology, Wuhan University, China vept. 1985 - Jan. 1991 Research Assistant, Department of Chemistry, Wayne State University Sept. 1986 - Dec. 1989 Teaching Assistant, Department of Chemistry, Wayne State University Feb. 1991 - Aug. 1995 Research Associate, Department of Biochemistry, Duke University Sept. 1995 - Present Assistant Professor of Pathology, University of Kentucky AWARDS AND HONORS 1979: President Award for outstanding student, Wuhan University, China 1978-1981: _Dean’s list four times, Wuhan University, China 1990: Phi Lambda Upsilon National Chemical Honor Society, Wayne State 1995: Pilot Award from American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grants, University of Kentucky MAJOR ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES 1995: Invited speaker at Experimental Studies on Genetic Intervention for Cancer Prevention held in Kona, Hawaii from March 23-25, 1995. 1995: Invited speaker at the Nucleic Acids Gordon Conference heid in New Hampton, New Hampshire from June 11-16, 1995. 1996: Reviewed a grant for Plant Genetic Mechanisms Program, U.S. Department of Agriculture. 1996: Invited seminar speaker at California Polytechnic State University. PUBLICATIONS Li, G.-M., Longley, M.J., Drummond, J., Vogelstein, B., Sidransky, D., Markowitz, S. and Modrich, P. (1996) Mismatch repair proficiency of tumor cells with hypermutable phenotypes. Submitted. Li, G.-M., Wang, H., and Romano, L.J. (1996) Human MutS specifically binds to DNA containing aminofluorene and acetylaminofluorene adducts. Journal of Biological Chemistry, in press. PHS 398 (Rev. 5/95) (Form Page 6) Page FF Number pages consecutively at the bottom throughout the application. Do not use suffixes such as 3a, 3b 50690163
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From: Jackson, Priscilla M. To: Duran, Jim (J.W.); Gomez, H. Bert; Rixter, Denise S.; Broussard, Robin D. ce: BCC: Subject: status reports{F) Primary Date: 7/21/1997 9:48:00 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 11:14:17 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Jul-21 09:46:00 Received DateDate: 1997-Jul-21 09:48:00 ‘SEAL A ALARA EAA EEE EAS LCL SSR LH APA SEY HOA AMET AAD ELA AAA AUER EARS UERA EAGER TRESTLE Attachments: From: Marjorie P. Wasson To: Buckley, Pat; Fackler, Bob; Fox, William; Gallagher, Elizabeth; Gallant, Karl; Graves, Greg; Hennes, Bruce; Roberts, Yvonne; Schmidt, Jeff; Schuman, Bob; Suggs, Michael L.; Synhorst, Tom; Vigneault, J. J.; Walton, Ken; Baker, Karen M.; Barber, Betsy; Brinkley, Carolyn; Cockman, Michael; Cook, Bruce A.; Hutchens, Lynn F.; HYDE, TIM; Jackson, Priscilla; Lester, Frank; Loeser, Gary; Lowstetter, Jean S.; Meyne, Rob; Milder, Ally; Padalino, Janet; Singleton, John W.; Stokes, Henry; Stone, Robert; Tompson, Randy; Skinner, Frank; Fish, John H.; Foreman, Donald D. (Wash.,DC); Jones, Murray W.; Carter, Peggy; Cole, Ron; Ellis, Jim; Ellis, Maura; Eubanks, Linda; Goodyear, Doug; Powers, David; Walker, Nat; Williams, Richard L.; ACCT_USERS Subject: status reports Date: Tuesday, July 15, 1997 11:31AM Public Affairs Division July 11, 1997 The Tobacco Institute 8-97-25 1997 STATUS REPORT STATE TOBACCO LEGISLATION CIGARETTE EXCISE TAXES -Legislative Legislation to increase the cigarette tax has been introduced in 29 states; remains pending in five: : RJROO0000041 1065459 76050 0344 Bors 6cLEes
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@. ~~ Steven Watson 02/12/2001 02:42 PM To: Jbressler@yahoo.com ce: Subject: media plan Forwarded by Steven Watson/Lorillard/MLBA on 02/12/2001 03:41 PM “Day, Mark" <mday@webershandwick.com> on 02/12/2001 03:10:23 PM To: Steven Watson/Loritlard/MLBAGMLBA, Jordon Bressler/Lor|lard/MLBAGMLBA ce: "Jensen, Paul’ <pjensen@webershandwick.com?, Miller, Andy" <amiller@webershandwick.com>, "Keeter, Brian" <bkeeter@webershandwick.com> Subject: media plan ee Steve -- As we discussed, attached is a short media plan for introduction of the lorrilard.com website and corporate advertisements launch. Please let us know what you and Jordon think.... mid ecLorillard Media Relations Plan 2-12-01.doc>> Mark L. Day Group Vice President, Media Relations Powell Tate 700 Thirteenth Street, NW Suite 1000 Washington, D.C. 20005 202- 585-2104 (phone) 202-383-0079 (fax) email: mday@shandwick.com Lorillard Media Relations Plan 2-12-01.doc 90001766
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CAMEL SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES REPORT Week of 3/12/84 1) Focus groups were conducted in Dallas, TX last week to assess consumer reaction to CAMEL's recently approved Style Awareness and Relatability advertising approaches. A total of five groups were conducted among both male and female 18-34 year old competitive smokers. Overall, consumer reaction to both advertising approaches was very positive, and both were effective in communicating their intended messages. The focus groups also generated discussion of consumers' current perceptions about CAMEL and confirmed: the need for increasing overall brand style awareness. A full report of findings from these groups will be forwarded the week of 3/19. 2) The CAMEL team Positioning Process Hypothesis Development meeting was held on 3/14 at the Graylyn Conference Center. This meeting served as the initial stage of development for reassessment of the brand's current positioning as defined by MDD's new positioning process. As next steps, MDD will specifically investigate each hypothesis generated using available data sources, Their findings will be presented to the brand team in April, after which implication to the brand's current positioning will be assessed. RST/ga 3/15/84 BELS 9LEOS
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From: McDaniel, Janice A. Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 1998 8:54 AM To: Laufer, David; Lenzi, Jack; Smith, Dan; Comes, Cheryl (PMUSA Mac Mail) Subject: Retail Leaders/RD's I spoke with Randy Lawrence about roll-out of retail leaders and how best to get the RD's in the loop. He's happy to do a presentation if they're ail fogether, but since that's not happening for a while......1 think the way we want to proceed is just asking the RD's to get in touch with VPRS's or SSD's in their area to arrange to sit in on one of the roll-out meetings. The new program is being presented at each of the current regional LEAP meetings. One meeting for each of the 5 regions. Regions 3 and 4 are done, but 1,2 and 5 still to go, so the RD's can call the corresponding VPRS's if they'd like to attend for the 3rd day of the LEAP meeting (that's when RL program will be presented). After that, there will be district by district meetings with the TSM's to go through the program in detail. The RD's can call their SSD contact(s) to arrange to sit in on any of those meetings. VSSLT088L07
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zea Ry womOriginal Massage@=om From: Viol, Grigttte ‘ Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 2000 5:33 AM To: Nixon, Gerry M. Subject: POSTER ATTRIBUTIONS Fram Lynda Conroy Oear Gerry, I've checked the posters from the last SOT meeting and listed the attributions below. Could you please double chack to make sure they're ok . fim curious about the ‘Philip Maris U.S.A.’ one used for posters lorris Intemational’. Also, do we want the word ‘sponsored! or ? Or maybe something differant altogether? with Erlangen-alt the others say ‘Phili ‘suppork - INBIFO authors only: 2 INBIFO is a(@sgaich laboratory atPhiti Mo = INGIFO/ORCG authors only: both pre") i unt INSIFO and CRC are4auk esearch laboratories. Philip Morris, btamalonait Lao, aati ee - INBIFO/Erlangen authors only: This work was sponsored by Phillp Monts ral “) ZE9vZ7780% . /pead_asp?command=open &0bj-00000000E3E328F 945371921 SDD 70080SF8B9540 11-Sep-2000 OdTENT SRELOe COTS Gk+ XVA TAttE Id 10. 20/96
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| COP Poot fOrge-38 ne s PRODUCT QUALITY/FRESHNESS “The 1987 Consumer Product Quality Evaluation Study identified freshness perceptions as an opportunity for RJR. OBJECTIVE 1; ¢ Understand the non-taste cues that relate to freshness. ¢ Assess consumer perceptions of freshness of seven key RJR and competitive brand styles: STATUS/NEXT STEPS: ¢ 1988 Product Quality Study has been conducted. ¢ Characteristics affecting freshness perceptions were incorporated. - Report--4 brand styles 11/7 - Report--3 remaining brand styles 11/21 180 ZELO0S