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BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE TO; Mr. M. A. Hamann CC: Mr. S. W. Linebaugh Mr. J. R. O'Bryan Mr. L. D. Reed FROM: Ms. D. R. Ross DATE: October 18, 1983 SUBJECT: FLAVOR INSPECTION PROGRAM - BRANCH VISIT/144 As previously discussed, I will be visiting the Macon Branch November 1 through November 3. I would like to observe all operations concerning the Flavor Inspection Program since extensive changes have been made at the Branch since my last visit. I also want to discuss the cross-check program and any problems concerning the inspection of compounded flavors. I should visit the Flavor Kitchen, the Incoming Materials Lab, the GC Lab, and the primary area. In addition, I should talk to as many of the panelists as possible, particularly new panelists. D. R. R. DRR/kle 0206e on) a © a1 rep) a at a1 a
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FROM MEM ORANODUM She Amsrican Jobaceo Company See below DATE July 15, 1969 Cc. A. Jackson, Jr. Assistant Media Director SuBJECT . Moore “ W. J H. W. Bahrenburg Mr. M, A. Bishof Lo J. J. Nugent vA D. R. Dugan a va s + f . . . The Union agreements covering the production of television commercials on film and tape and all radio commercials expire at midnight, November 15,/ 969, It should be kept in mizid that any commercial production scheduled for the lattér part of this year in which principal photography and voice’ recording can be finished by November 15 can be paid for at the present rates, a cc: Mr. P. H, Cohen Director of Advertising een ee 990903445 PRODUCED FROM BéW WEB SITE
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CURRICULUM VITAE : November, 1991. Name: Ehud Razin Birthdate: July 14, 1947 Title: Senior Lecturer (tenure) Research Interest: Biology of Mast Cells EDUCATION: 1965 - 1968 Captain, Israeli Army 1970 - 1973 B. Sc. Biology - Hebrew University of Jerusalem 1973 - 1975 M. Sc. Microbiology - Hebrew University of Jerusalem 1976 - 1980 Ph.D. Immunology - Weizmann Institute of Science PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1986 Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry- Hebrew University of Jerusalem. 1983 - 1986 Lecturer in Biochemistry - Hebrew University of Jerusalem. 1982 - 1984 Research Fellow - Immunopharmacology Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. 1980 - 1981 Research Fellow - Immunology Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centre, NY, USA. 1989 - 1990 Visiting Professor, Biomedical Research Centre, UBC Vancouver, Canada. 1987 - 1989 Consultant, Syntex Research Co., Palo Alto, CA, USA Awards: 1979 DAAD Scholarship 1980 Chaim Weizmann Fellowship Societies: 1980 Israel Immunological Society 1983 American Associsation of Immunologists 1983 The American Society for Cell Biology 1991 The New York Academy of Sciences Reviewer : Journal of Immunology 50602320
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-----Original Message----- _ From: Bartlett, Dede Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 9:17 AM To: Logue, Mayada Gc: Wallace, Karen Subject: RE: Women's Sport's foundation yes...ifit's an early tunch...! have to leave for Concord, New Hampshire afterwards, Dede V9OS8IEE8OT
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---~Originat Message—— From: Cusato, Denise Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 20017 9:35 AM To: Bonhomme, Jeanne V.; Hadel, Linda L.; Cohen, Denise A. Ce: Levy, Carolyn J. Subject: Group Staff - April 30 - Importance: High Hi ladies - please send me your agenda items as soon as possible. Carolyn will be traveling for much of this week and we're trying to get organized for next Monday. Thanks, D Denise Cusato Executive Assistant Youth Smoking Prevention 917 663-3301 917 663-5901 fax Denise, Cusato@pmusa.cam VZEELLLS802
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Richmond, Virginia To: - Mr. T. M. Howell Date: September 5, 1989 From: . J. M. Dobbs of BF ; _ Subject: . Justification for PVT System. I recommend that a Ruska Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium System be purchased so that we can perform, among others, the following experiments. (1) Determination of tobacco “solubles" - CO, equilibrium. With this apparatus we will be able to isolate solubilized tobacco components which condense from CO, during depressurization. Collection and analysis of the solubles in the CO, phase will yield phase equilibrium properties between the precipitate and the tobacco matrix. (2) CO, - Nicotine equilibrium ___ _ _ ee _ This system will be used to measure the equilibrium properties of this mixture beyond the present lower pressure data. The effect of pressure and temperature on the activity of nicotine in CO, can be determined from these experiments. (3) Solubility measurements above the current 4000 psi limitation to 10,000 psi. . See _ Presently we do not have any equipment to test Gahr’s patented concept of using N, and CO, mixtures to selectively extract nicotine from tobacco. This system could be used to further test the feasibility of this concept. The Ruska PVT system is a mercury free variable volume system with a working pressure of 10,000 psi. The heart of the apparatus is two independently operated variable volume cells with a capacity of 400 and 600 ml. Each cell is equipped with an internal magnetic stirrer and a view port. Safety considerations built into the system include a safety blow-out panel in the rear door and a sapphire window oriented away from the operator. This system will be located on the North wall of D-201 adjacent to the one-liter system and will not involve major modifications to the laboratory. The total cost of this system is $137,415. Quoted delivery is 5-6 months after receipt of order although Ruska has said this can be reduced. Attached is a quotation from Ruska and more detailed specification information. _ _ This project was included in the 1989 Second Revised Capital Forecast for $90,000, and it was included in the ee 888 Five-Year Plan. I ~ cc: J. F. Whidby 60VESOL2.S502
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HOWARD HEWETT With his current release of I Commit To Love, Howard Hewett, the former lead singer of Shalamar, has fulfilled a lifetime desire. He candidly commented, "Doing a solo (album) has been a goal of mine for a long, long time. Shalamar's last tour (with me) received reviews calling it the ‘Howard Hewett Show' and now, it is." Hewett joined Shalamar in 1979 and led the group through a string of hit albums including: Big Fun, Three For Love, Go For It and Friends. His last project with Shalamar was Heartbreak, which included the hit single "“Dancin' In The Sheets" from the box office smash movie, Footloose. A native of Akron, Ohio, Hewett began his career as part of the Hewett Singers, a gospel group that performed with the likes of the Staple Singers and the Mighty Clouds of Joy. However, his wish to expand his musical career soon led Howard to various R&B bands in his hometown and, finally, to Shalamar. Now, aS a songwriter and singer, Hewett is embarking on a new journey in his already illustrious musical career. # # # 699105342 3380 ERIE AVENUE, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45208, (513) 321-6688 699135342 PRODUC] ED FROM B&W WEB SITE
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2078871620 From: Pfeil, Michael E,. Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 5:47 PM To: Mitchum, Rick L.; McCormick, Brendan J.; Carnovale, Mary E. Ces Bruno, Don M.; Lawrence, Randy T. Subject: RE: Univ. of New Mexico - Film about PM Rick, by this e-mail I am asking Mary or Brendan to call and discuss w/ you as I will be out the rest of the week
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ooo Original Message----- : Dennis, Darienne Sent: Thursday, May 20, 1999 3:26 PM To: Curi, Ali T. Cec: Daragan, Karen M.; Bames, Deidra Subject: FW: YSP Information Kit Greetings, Ali Would you send 3 more copies of the YSP kit up to Ms. Jackie Nielsen, Kraft Foods Int'l; Rye Brook NY (you can use those intracompany envelops). Jackie is with Kraft Foods Int'l's Corp. Affairs dept. at their HQ in Rye Brook. Many thanks!! VISOL8L8L07
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2078865373 oot Original Message----- From: Lauinger, Thomas F. Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 3:10 PM To: McFadden, Vanessa Ce: LeVan, Suzanne; Begley, Jody L. Subject: FW: Additional Publications Suspended Vanessa, Per your note, the message points look fine, but there have been a couple of changes to the book list. "Mirabella" is no longer publishing, and will not be on our list, and "American Homestyle & Gardening" and "Home" should be included. Please let me know if you need anything else. Thanks, Tom
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‘Th FROM: SUBJECT: ‘ Lore Marie MEMORANDUM Me. John Mueller Charles W. Toti NEWPORT SAMPLE 4 - PACK PROGRAM jis is to confirm our various discussions regarding the distribution of NEWPORT 4 packages in a mass/group sampling program to commence mid-June, May 30, 1974 1974. i 4 Areas to be sampled and agreed time periods are as follows: Lp 3 d : 7. aes i 4) aie # of ¥ of Total a 197 ae Division 4 Packs Cases Cigarettes e 3° ; ; “. wv Week of June 17th (5 days) - ve) “eee | ~ an 4% Los Angeles [2s ‘27M Re 54 Loes H le ®° san Bernadino 17 cio be 38 76m a Glendale f Wlom ve 54 loam a Pol G Long Beach | 2 2m 2% 54 loan qe ae @ Total L.A. “—" room <* 200 400M ee Week af July ist (3 days) Providence, R.1. 256 50 1ooH Portland, Me, Bel : 1a 20M Total Field #1 30M v Newark, Nid. ISH 30 - GOM Hicksville, N.Y. 154 30 GOM Total Mield a2 30M a , Camden, Nid. 30M 60 120M | W. Phila, pa. 15M 30 GoM . f Total Field #3 ASN | Grand Total 205M th 6 ¢fielt¥ - -¢fulify 302,00 6hirfr¥ — b#, eee =
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4/8/86 CC; DRS. JACOBSON, SOMMERS GRANT APPLICATION NO. 1959. , REVIEWER: DR. D. H. BOWDEN APPLICANT: Kenneth B. ADLER, Ph.D. University of Vermont Burlington, VT TITLE: "Mechanisms of Platelet-Activating Factor Stimulation of Respiratory Mucin Secretion" BROAD GOALS OF THE PROJECT: Dr. Adler who works in the Department of Pathology at the University of Vermont has used a rodent tracheal explant system for a number of years. He is interested in mediators of the asthmatic response and the mediators of mucin secretion. HYPOTHESIS: Platelet-activating-factor (PAF) increases the secretion of mucin by binding to specific cell surface receptors activating hydrolysis of membrane phosphoinositides and therefore stimulating metabolism of arachidonic acid within respiratory secretory cells. hee He wishes to characterize the stimulation of mucin secretion induced by exposure to PAP. Zs To determine whether or not specific cell surface receptors for PAF are involved. 3. To determine the contribution of arachidonic acid and its metabolites to PAF-induced mucin secretion. 4, To determine whether or not metabolism of phosphoinositides is involved in the secretory response to PAF. EXPERIMENTAL METHODS: In conjunction with colleagues at the W. Alton Jones Cell Laboratory he has developed an in vitro system in which dissociated cells from guinea pig:trachea are found to differentiate into a pseudostratified columnar epithelium virtually identical to that in intact tissue with ciliated, goblet and basal cells maintained in the same orientation. This is the model he proposes to'use for his PAF studies. 1. The first experiments will determine the concentration-response relationship between PAF and mucin secretion in the cell culture system. 2. Specific receptor antagonists of PAI will be added to cell cultures at equimolar concentrations and the effects on mucin secretion monitored. 3. Media will be assayed for specific metabolites of arachidonic acid after exposure to stimulatory concentrations of PAF. Expected products 50258031
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From: Tuttle-Olm, Donna To: Pence, Deborah; Beck, Michelle D.; Dobson, Grayland; Foy, Jeffrey cc: BCC: Primary Date: 8/11/2000 2:40:32 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Aug-11 14:40:33 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Aug-11 14:40:32 Received Date: 2000-Aug-11 14:40:32 Subject: G7-DWB Revision (8-10-00) {F} Attachments: G? DWB FORMULATIONS. xls From: Williams, E. Lee Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 2:15 PM To: Brinkley, P. Andy; Perfetti, Tom; Phan, Thien; Tuttle- Olm, Donna; Westmoreland, Amos; Williams, Michael R.; Woods, Donna K. Subject: G7-DWB Revision (8-10-00) RJROO00001 185050149 70026 3421 S19 126zS
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-— Original Message---—- From: fdark3e, Robert Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 6:55 PM To: Glover, Stephen Cer Daragan, Karen M. Subject: FW: YSP Literature Database Update | have created a folder in nydata\process$\Literature Database called "“murphyvi". Please give this user (who Is a PMMC employee) the normal rights to the user folders here. Also, please give murphyv1 full rights to the top level of the ysp server, mirroring the access rights currently assigned to Paula Desel (deselp). Afterward, you can remove deselp's access rights completely. Karen: please click on "Reply All” and approve this access request for Ginny Murphy. Also please confirm that Paula Desel is no longer to have access to the YSP servers. Avrs9Lo9ssoc
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re VA, Ne SVS Author: Industrial BIO-TEST Laboratories, Inc. March 24, 1965 Northbrook, Illinois and J. H. Calandra RDR, 1965, No. 15 Notebook pages: None No. of pages: 41 Previous reports: RDR, 1964, Nos. 56 and 57 RDR, 1565, No. 6 INTERIM Eu K NO. 4 TO R. J. REYNOLDS Wo 4.) LL? 7 ROBACCO COMPANY = STUDY OF THE i EFFECT OF IGA _ SUGAEETIE, SHORE SMOKE ON C: oR CILTARY A CTIVITY my > s 7 Po im a Ths a 4 A + 2 7s ges a « § ss “on = ae pars: Fa one. rr sof 1 Cae brands of cigarettes 1 was Apis tx Nog ae SM rete re wee as icant hy ama in the ‘eildary. yang Fenular. citer cigerettes La at wv ay ¥ Z "s a 4 eo tage bey, Bera a at de? o ROUT LPN RA nt a . ‘ PF a [RR bs AP ge at iret! . + eee i j oe Weis St IER As gis, | Sot oo es om a ot CF Bes :, ¢ se a Bors 4 a af Ley We or prs tee ahh reas as t z . “ ei vane Fie ee su ee a m oF tes iP putts "of the non-fiicer gee ea senteis. eae e SX nhibition of ‘eaddary’Betdastys as a i es’, es : a) tee: jad A = Produ uO ary Contrast at least. two or. ‘more. puffs of “the x filter 5 cigarettes vere ‘required to Fries ° "50% gobthiston of ciliary activity. ~ SRY BRE wey bes ae nd ay ha oe: ee be Cn ih ip “Morris Fueer ckitice marked. decrease sa “inhibition of soe cilfaty activity as compared to. Lark Tareyton charcoal filter a ‘.. 6. , Ch garettes. * The former required 4, 4 oefte to produce 50% inhibition ©, B * ye whereas the latter two vequired ‘2. -% penta C Egy : Opy ; ‘In general the charcoal filter ‘cigarettes produced appreciably lower inhibition of ciliary movement-than ‘both the regular filter and non-filter brands. However, the differences noted in Paragraph 6 were less than reported in publications by other groups. - -— - Note: When the term "Philip Morris" is used in the body of this ' report, it should be construed to mean Philip Morris Filter. ahaa si Fail adnan z vweotatucrns. Distribution Saaanat ed asitiedtlbnm. can manniandintett wen a ee Dr. W. M. Bright Dr. Murray Senkus Mr. BE. B. Harwood Or. S. O. Jones Teo oe Ca er mm ee He 0806 OOtOS
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2076803208 por Girgado, Yamile M. From: Sperber, Elise M. Sent: Thursday, November 4, 1999 1:58 PM To: Gallagher, Mike (Madden); Quann, Courtney (Madden); Greene, Scott (Madden); Rolland, Rodger W.; Canley, James D. Subject: R5 IWO Recap - thru 10/30/99 Importance: High Mike, Courtney, Scott, Enclosed is last weeks recap of installations - we need to take a close look at R5's TPI capabilities - we continue to lag behind the rest of the country. Why don't we discuss and put together a game plan next week 11/8/99 when we meet in Denver. I will forward to each section today the workbook that you compiled of IWOs that need PM ffup and | will ask for a 2 week turnaround from the FSF to correct / update the issue. Thanks, R5 IWO Recap - 10/30 Elise Sperber TMM - Region 5 (626) 792 - 0202 Page 1
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From:Lester, Frank G. To:Suggs, Michael L.; Hesse, Bob; David Powers; Gene Ainsworth; Henry Stokes; Joe Murray; M. Hurst Marshall; Mike Phillips; Randy Tompson; Roger Mozingo; Ron Cole ce: BCC: Primary Date: 6/21/2000 3:02:53 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Jun-21 15:02:53 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Jun-21 15:02:53 Received Date: 2000-Jun-21 15:02:53 Subject: Inter-Company Meeting Attachments: WSmetng.doc _ Prenat rea reat eareetnenteatea uaneacureeeerecrenc onan tanteras aren oncure cantare inantanstaratea annuus ecu Ce ce Ue COCO SOC SC CCLITU OO On Thursday and Friday, June 29-30, we are having reps from B&W and Lorillard to discuss our local/legislative support activities. We are going to meet on Friday from 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM in the 11th fl. conference room. You are all welcome to come by and participate or just say hello to some of the folks gathered. On Thursday we are having cocktails and dinner at Ryans. You are all invited. Please see the attached agenda for additional information. Please let Judy and I know by Friday or Monday whether you will be able to attend the dinner. Thanks, Frank Attendees Frank Lester Byron Nelson Ron Cole Judy Albert Ben Kalehan - Lorillard Windy Leavell - B& W/Lorillard Tim McKinney -B&W Stacy Rutherford - B&W Heather Sidwell - C&B RJR1137127832 | 70007 4212 €88S gsezze
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J, Chase Hymas Account Manager . 1546 E, Fairview Ave., Suite A Meridian, ID 83642 - (208) 888-3542 FAX (208) 888-2861 April 3, 1996 TO: R.M. Allen* C. S. Huff M. T. Anaya D. J. Lawson C. A. Babyak » H, A, Norris S. R. Bremer* J.E, psc J. L; Bryant D. J. Strong’ D..M. Cook M.E. Sturm’ H., is Henitz” S. Uribe RE: Rail Rack Status Dear Ladies and Gentlemen: » Attached is a letter sent by Stan Carter to the GM Sales Managers. The letter contains information about - the status of the rail racks. The last part of the letter is a bregisiown by store of when the rail RaeKE were sent. The list also in¢hides the quantity sent to each location. . Many of you have been asking if these fixtures have any valve! ‘Reading this letier you can clearly see that Albertson's does. They are very happy with what these fixtures are doing in their stores. They attribute a fair portion of their sales increase to this program. Please continue lo support this fixture program as . » much as possible. ~ Thank you again for all your help and cooperation. If you should have any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to call me. | Respectfully, J. Chase Hymas JCH: unk cc: Gene Haisch _ David Owens | ; Butch Oringderff Rick Sanders ‘ OTST SbSIS :
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Chaikin, Karen From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 6:05 PM To: Daragan, Karen M.; Desel, Paula Subject: RE: Substantiation Now that | re-read Anita's note, I'm confused. She initially told me the letter would not go to the networks unless they asked for additional back up. Now it seems the letter will be part of the initial submission. Perhaps we can have a call with Claire and discuss what other substantiation they are submitting to the networks for the other ads and whether it's on PM letterhead addressed to LBC or the networks. KC Youth Smoking Prevention 2072356326 B
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ROSWELL PARK MEMORIAL INSTITUTE Department of Health # State of New York 666 Elm Street * Buffalo, New York, 14263 David Axelrod, M.D. Gerald P, Murphy, M.D., D.Sc. Commissioner of Health institute Director May 11, 1983 Mr. Robert F, Gertenbach Executive Vice President and Secretary The Council for Tobacco Research - U.S.A., Inc 110 East 59th Street New York, NY 10022 Re: Grant No. 1565 Dear Mr. Gertenbach: : In response to your letter of May 4 informing me of my grant i award, I am enclosing the "Notice of Research Project" form now completed. Also, I have enclosed our Institutional Human Subject Gt Certification form which was filed here at the Institute when the application was first submitted to you. If you still need to have the additional Human Subject Form from your organization filled in, IT will be glad to do so. I hope our Institute form is sufficient. sincerely yours, Ja fO~ Heinz Kohler, M.D., Director pie Department of Molecular Immunology nes. 50166929
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From: Smith, Jan Fulton To: Goho, Barbara B. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 1/15/1997 6:31:36 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 15:02:58 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1997-Jan-15 06:31:36 Received Date: 1997-Jan-15 06:31:36 Subject: Camels{F} Attachments: Saas gnRoRAAANRORENSEARRENIAN NERA SRAENHANERS RARE IAN AANA ANE AERA EEO ES EEA ASAE OTIS A ENTER Barbara... From: Griscom, Tom C, (MSM USA) To: Smith, Jan Fulton Subject: RE: Camels Date: Wednesday, January 15, 1997 8:48AM jan: i plan to raise with andy next week whether we can have some different brands and different represenations of brands (ie, Red Kamel). I will let you know if I am successful. So you know, I want to encourage him to have Winston as one of the brands as well. From: Smith, Jan Fulton To: Bryan Brown, Adam; Van Every, Peter J., Goho, Barbara B.; Griscom, Tom C. (MSM USA) Subject: Camels Date: Monday, January 13, 1997 2:37PM FYI... As you will recall, the annual report will feature two large pack photos for the U.S. company, and two for the international company (in each case, one "core brand" and onc "new and innovative" brand). RIRT has selected Camel Lights and Red Kamel; RJRI has selected Camel Lights (blue pack) and Salem Pianissimo. The RJRN staff just wants us be aware that this means 3 out of the 4 large shots are Camels of some sort -- in case this bothers anybody. RJR0000000508029856 70018 1006 OLZZ LO82s
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From: Lewis, Leslic To: Gentry, Tom cc: BCC: Primary Date: 9/28/1999 9:40:50 AM Last Modified Date: 1999-Sep-28 09:53:00 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1999-Sep-28 (9:40:50 Received Date: 1999-Sep-28 09:40:50 Subject: TSG99 Data{F} Attachments: Joe Wanna called--he said their set ran higher on weight too (I didn’t mention our data-- he just volunteered i1). So maybe it was the blend affecting the weights. From: Gentry, Tom Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 4:23 PM To: Lewis, Leslie Ce: Sparks, Sharon R. Subject: TSG99 Data Importance: High Les, The data for the TSG99 FL1459 and FL1460 cigarettes are in the following attachments, I will also provide you with a hard copy. Included in these attachments are the LIMS raw data, a summary, physical & material information, and a limited comparison of previous TSG data by Lorillard to each test (includes their results on previous TSG Cig). In cach workbook attached there is an overall data sheet "1999 TSG Burley Cigarette Data from FL1459 & FL1460" done in the same format as the "1992 TSG Flue-cured Cigarette DATA". ] included as much information as I had from the previous TSG test. The attached data does not include the bulk sieve analysis, but docs include the long strands, middle strands and fines for that data. Cigarette net tobacco weight has been requested and should be available in the next day or two. The cigarette pressure drop for FL1459AA (505, BELC-21) and FL1459AB (506, BELN) is 389 mm and 403 mm. These pressure drops are 61 mm and 93 mm higher than the 1992 TSG fluc-cured cigarettes and about 100 mm above FL1459AC (507, BEHC-21) and FL1459AD (508, BEHN). The 1992 Flue-cured set shows the similar difference between a those 4 types, but is only 70 mm above the HC-21 and HN-21. I can see nothing in the a data to determine why these cigarettes have a higher pressure drop. These cigarettes 8 to i ° bh nt) RJRO000001355013662 70028 0545
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—--Original Message----- From: Caputo, Christine Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 11:00 AM Te: Velez, leana Ce: Yerid, Dana E.; Chu, Jimmy; Murillo, Joe Subject: RE: BASIC 2000 OG8PEECBL0Z
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. 7 5 e & Kolbye 7313 Helmsdale Road Associates : Batesde, Maryland 20817 G. Robert DiMarco, Ph.D. Senior Vice-President RJR Tobacco Company Bowman-Gray Technical Center Winston-Salem, NC 27102 9 June 1988 Dear Dr. DiMarco: Enclosed please find a copy of the report, "A Global Perspective on Longer-Term Inhalation Studies of Tobacco Smoke in Mammals", which was prepared by Kolbye Associates, with the assistance of Compudex, Inc., pursuant to the current contract e between your company and mine. ‘ Our report to you and your associates was organized on a geographic basis to provide further insight into the research pregrams at various centers. Scientific publications from the open literature dealing with chronic inhalation exposures to cigarette smoke are reviewed and reported in bolded script. We have not provided an overview, since to do so implies an interpretation or value judgement concerning the data. Thank you for consulting with Kolbye Associates! Sincerely, Cn y Albert C. Kolbyef jJr., M.D.,M.P.H.,J.D. Director, Kolby cc: Dr. A. Wallace Hayes Dr. Johnnie Hayes (with invoice) Dr. Sam Simmons Regulatory Toxicology, Pharmacology and Biotechnology Investigative Research in Chemical, Drug and Food Safety Medical-Legal Consulting and Litigation Defense TSpe Zozes
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THE COUNCIL FoR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC. oe SUPPORTING BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION . 900 THIRD AVENUE New YORK, NY 10022 (212) 421-8885 ARTHUR D. EISENBERG, PH.D. ASSOCIATE RESEARCH DIRECTOR July 12, 1993 Gary A. Silverman, M.D., Ph.D. Harvard Medical School Department of Pediatarics Joint Program in Neonatology 300 Longwood Avenue Enders 9 Boston, Massachusetts 02115 Dear Dr. Silverman: Thank ‘you for your interest in our program of research support. Iam pleased to enclose our Statement of Policy, Information for Applicants and a recent Annual Report that lists currently supported grants and contains abstracts of papers that have appeared over the last year acknowledging support from The Council for Tobacco Research. Our two-step application process is described on a Separate enclosed sheet: it addresses several topics including eligibility, funding levels, award duration and specific instructions for submitting a Preliminary Application. Each application is reviewed by members of our Scientific Advisory Board, a panel of established biomedical scientists who serve as our peer review committee. Briefly, applicants must be faculty level scientists having appointments at not-for-profit institutions. The Council supports independent investigator-initiated projects (one, two or three years) in a variety of biomedical research areas, In the event you receive an award, annual, non-competing renewal applications are required and continued funding is based on your progress and the materials you submit with the renewal request forms. The Council encourages proposals from younger researchers, but as you will see from the Annual Report, a number of our awardees are established scientists. We ask that you complete the enclosed "Current and Pending Support" form since some consideration is given to your current funding level. Complete scientific freedom is assured and our‘only expectation is publication of research results in appropriate peer-reviewed journals. i A? ; lo ; ef \ yee : ' a ne fb | arn ' ~ Sincerely ! . wf { (it: i ane ' i . . , ot r « \ . 0K ~-/ C3 , - ( \ _— $ . (iss n Ft — A Ng eb _ UL Coes a ( ; Ar» . wx: Te . Arthur D. Eisenberg
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RJR4015047 70003 4155 From:Cheek, Shelby L. To:Hampton, Mary El Goho, Barbara B. CC: BCC: Primary Date: 7/29/1998 6:49:55 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Aug-18 07:26:15 Last Touched Date: | Sent Date: 1998-Jul-29 06:49:55 Received Date: 1998-Jul-29 06:49:55 Subject: Perf. Monitor SAMUEL RN NAANSRAN AA SEANANIANAMSA NARS HANRANTANSAANNANSA ASAIN SHAASS AAAS IAA ARRAN Attachments: Perf-Mon.xls Perf-Mon,doc Shelby cvsO 682e¢S
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PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 10017 CONFIDENTIAL Denise F. Keane DATE: October 17, 1996 Diane McAdams (\j/ Philip Morris Incorporated Board Meeting A meeting of the Philip Morris Incorporated Board of Directors will need to be held by mid-November. The actions that need to be taken are as follows: (1) Declaration of a dividend to Philip Morris Companies Inc, The amount of this dividend will be determined next week. (2) Election of officers, if needed. I have attached a listing of Philip Morris Incorporated Officers. Could you please have someone review the list for its correctness. If there are any additions, we can elect them at this meeting. I will assist Sharieen with preparation of the Board Meeting materials. DMM:mat Attachment cc: G. P. Holsenbeck S. Johns SLLE6PLL0Z
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Cornell University DIVISION OF NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES Savage Hall Ithaca, New York 14853-6301 A DIVISION OF THE NEW YORK STATE COLLEGES OF HUMAN ECOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES Statutory College of the State University af New York Harmon C. McAllister, Ph.D. Research Director The Council for Tobacco Research- U.S.A, 900 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Dr. McAllister, Thank you for the information regarding research support provided by The Council. We would appreciate your review of the research project described below, and hope that you will find it of sufficient interest to warrant the preparation of a formal grant application. | will serve as the principal investigator for the project described below, and have attached my curriculum vitae, as well as those of my principal consultants/ collaborators. We look forward to your response, and thank you for your consideration of our work. Laas lb Lien Patricia A. Cassano, Ph.D. Research Associate Cornell is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer/educator 50585499
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RJR4059318 70003 4814 From:Mozingo, Roger L. To:Tompson, Randy ce: BCC: Primary Date: 8/4/1998 8:30:00 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Aug-04 08:30:00 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Aug-04 08:30:00 Received Date: 1998-Aug-04 08:30:00 Subject: Morning Team Notes 8/4{F} SMEAR AA ARAMA NARA ASEAN ERASERS EONAR Attachments: xenon Anes AL ERATE TREN EA HREM NEA ESAS SAAS AERA Randy..what about reaching out to Rob and see if he can help? Let Maura know. From: Byron Nelson [SMTP:bnelson @ wka.com] Sent: Monday, August 03, 1998 4:27 PM To: Judy Albert; Carolyn; Jackie Cohen (AWMA); Frank; Goody; Henry; Hollant; Chris Holt; Hurst; Jim; Joe; John; Benjamin Kelahan; Cheryl Klein; Wall Klein; Lbeckwith; Rob Meyne; Mkatz; Morrow; Powers; Randy; Roger; Ron; Suggsm; Matthew Tilley; whitey Cc: John Hoy; Bob Stone Subject: Morning Team Notes 8/4 Cambridge, MA -- Although the health department wants to pursue a complete ban on smoking, they're apparently willing to listen to arguments from restaurant owners and allowing some exceptions. Also, at least three city council members (two plus the mayor) have agreed to rescind the city's ordinances on smoking to make way for whatever the health department decides. Two councilors are undecided. The other four are against allowing the health department enact a smoking ban. The public health commissioner feels an agreement will be reached between the restaurants and the health department. However, no matter what that agreement is this time, he thinks the town will ban smoking in restaurants and bars in the very near future. To help defeat the self-service display proposal also before the board, Bob Stone requests a mailing to retailers to encourage written comments to the city council and the board. Solano County, Calif. -- On 8/4, the supervisors will consider a plan to ban smoking outside the entraces of county building. 6S¢ee 98425
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From: Will, Nancy Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 9:40 AM Ta: Altizer, Charles; Bright, Cindi; Chambers, Liz; Chemla, Marc R.; Closter, Alan E.; Couldrey, Philipp M.; Counts, Mary Ellen; Dediot, Leon; Jorge, Jorge A.; Pozo, Mario; Tierney, Bob A.; Valdez, Alejandro; Vela, Hamero Subject: © Ecuador-International Cigarette Information Report Attached are the final data results for samples submitted for February 2000 production. E] Kenader 34° dec TRADES, Mancy Wil 48469 2078633079
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Letter to the Editor of Personnel Administrator To the Editor: As the owner of a company with about 100 employees, I found Lewis Solmon's recent article, "The other side of the smoking worker controversy,” interesting. I'd like to share my own views, since I've had some experience with the issue. A small but vocal group of employees have pressured me to either ban smoking or to segregate smokers and nonsmokers. When they first approached me I considered the situation but, for several reasons, decided against any restrictions. First, implementing smoking policies would have required ; that I take action against good employees who have worked for me for quite some time. Second, to implement a smoking policy would have disrupted my company's work process, since, as in many offices, employees with similar skills and responsi- bilities work together. Furthermore, once I took a hard look at the situation, I dis- covered that the vast majority of my employees were neither aware of nor particularly interested in the problem. I have not read any of Weis' articles to which Solmon referred nor have I considered the economic aspect of the argument on which Solmon's article was based. But common sense suggests that rearranging people, changing policies, implementing re- strictions, and disrupting my workforce won't save me moncy. Sincerely, TIOK 0027645
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» RJR INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: Weekly Highlights Date: June 27, 1984 R&D Solentific Information Services Library, To: D. H. Piehl From: R. D. Ralph ITEM FOR WEEKLY BRIEF © The R&D Solentific Information Services Library is participating in the beta testing of a telecommunications software package, "SEARCHMASTER," developed by SDC Search Services, The package allows the experienced on-line Searcher to build a number of search "scripts" which can be used by novice searchers to access external databases without any prior knowledge of them. Four of the najor online vendor systems are accomodated by the package. Beta testing will continue until July 18. 431/32 ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST o Summer students are helping to evaluate the documents in our "pamphlet" files. The first pass should be completed by the fall. Much of the material is redundant of documents already in the permanent collection. A good proportion of that remaining is outeof-date and will be discarded. When the reviewis complete the surviving documents will be microfilmed and discarded, © A third BioSis MacroBITS tape containing 550 citations has been put up on diso in the HP3000. The citations are ready for programmatic conversion for automated entry into MINISIS. © The old RDLIB database has been destroyed, All records have been transferred into existing databases, © Hilda Foster and I attended the first session of the basic TDP course Friday. The second session is soheduled for Monday. © Pam Nelson left us this week to Join the staff of the Technical Company, We all wish her well and will miss her very much, D Literature Scientist R. D. Ralph, @LOL- OfnOS xe: R&D Technical Services Managers v R&D Solentific Information Services Library Sr. Staff \
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--~-Original Message----- From: Cohen, Denise A. Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 5:23 PM To: Suydam, Loraine; Kirschbaum, Marti N cc: Russell, Mashelle D. Subject: RE: GCI (HM0898-00) The contract is in the process of changing. The new fee is one that GCI and T have agreed to. We're working with Chris Caputo to update the contract. This is the new and correct fee for GCI, beginning with the January invoice and going forward. Denise Cohen Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-3415 VLC8PeLSe0z
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE SUITE 104 ALEXANDER H. KING 9805 108TH AVENUE, NORTHEAST Regional Vice President BELLEVUE. WA 98004 206/827-6626 October 11, 1984 Senator E.G. "Pat" Patterson 400 Campus N.E. Pullman, WA 99163 Dear Senator Patterson: On behalf of The Tobacco Institute, I am pleased to enclose herewith our contribution for your re-election campaign. The Tobacco Institute recognizes that good citizenship includes involvement in the political process and giving support to legislators, such as yourself, who give full and careful consideration to all sides of an issue. Accordingly, after consultation with our legislative counsel, Dean Morgan and William Fritz, we are delighted to offer our support. Sincerely, Alexander H. King AHK/bjn Enclosure cc: Mr. Michael J. Kerrigan Mr. Dean Morgan Mr. William Fritz TNWL 0002422 NATIONAL OFFICE © 1875 | STREET. NORTHWEST * WASHINGTON, DC 20006 © 202-457-4800
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MEMORANDUM June 11, 1991 TO: Michele Boisse FROM: Bill Trisler SUBJECT: It’s the Law Program Michele, enclosed is an exellent updated report of the "It’s the Law" program for the State of Illinois sent to our office by Bud Kelley at my request. I wanted to share this with you for your evaluation. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me. BTjl Enclosure THLBC 025068
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WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS JANUARY 15 - 19, 1990 AMES TESTING ~- Cindy Fulp and Sarah Bess The following samples were tested in Ames this week: 2 CSC samples for Julio Munoz (ETP 114) were tested with TA98 and TA100 up to 250 ug/plate. Sample descriptions are as follows: (a) Part A: CLS Control Flue cured lower stalk; and (b) Part B: CLS-WHX Flue cured lower stalk water and hexane sequential extraction. Data analysis is in progress. 4 CSC samples for Anita Philips (Product Design 205) were tested with TA98 and TA1OO up to 250 ug/plate. Sample descriptions are as follows: (a) LTA-1 "30/70" Prototype-30% G15-5 + 70% WKS tobacco; (b) LTA-2 "50/50" Prototype-50% G15-5 + 50% WKS tobacco; (c) LTA-3 "100%" Prototype-100% G7-12; and (da) LTA-4 "WKS"-Winston King Size Tobacco. Data analysis is in progress. 3 CSC samples for Cynthia Curtis (Tobacco Expansion 306) were tested with TA98 and TA100 up to 250 ug/plate. Sample descriptions are as follows: (a) PD3497AA - Cigarettes with unexpanded tobacco; (b) PD3362AA - Cigarettes with F-11 expanded tobacco; and (c) PD3362AC - Cigarettes with CO2 expanded tobacco. Data analysis is in progress. 1 CSC sample for Ron Wagoner (NPT 218) was tested with TA98 and TA100 up to 1400 ug/plate. Sample code was KC-375. A dose response was noted but revertant level did not double the background. A report is being written. 3 CSC samples for Bill Clapp (ETP 114) were tested with TA98 and TA100 up to 250 ug/plate. Sample descriptions are as follows: (a) LN95 Control; (b) RP LN95 WE (total extract added back); and (c) RP LN98 WME (membrane extract added back). Data analysis is in progress. 4 Sidestream particulate samples were tested for Jessie Rivers (AD 229) with TA98 and TA100. The NOW 85 sidestream samples were tested at 0, 25, 50, 100, 125, 250, and 500 ug/plate. ‘The Beta-90 prototype PD-1B sidestream samples were tested at 0, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, and and 750 ug/plate. Data analysis is in progress. FUTURE AMES TESTING 2 mainstream CSC samples for Jessie Rivers (AD 229) 7 CSC samples for Tom Perfetti (XxGT 113) 2 flavor samples for Tom Perfetti (XGT 113) CSC samples for Roger Hayworth (Product Design 205) LLOE 2860S
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“=e ITM timess< Immunex Research and Development Corporation e December 5, 1989 R. Allan Mufson, Ph.D. Senior Scientist Cell Biology Laboratory Biomedical Research and Development The Jerome H. Holland Laboratory 15601 Crabbs Branch Vay Rockville, MD 20855 Dear Allan, Oavid L. Urdal. Ph.D Vice President Director ot Development As ve discussed over the phone, I would be pleased to supply you vith our IL-3 derivative for use in your anticipated IL-3 rece ptor studies and in Support of your grant application. Dr. Linda Park will be the individual at Immunex who will provide you with the protein and ansver any questions you might have on the radiolabeling of the molecule. @ liberty of enclosing two reprints describing studies derivative has been used. Dr. Park will be in contact earliest convenience to arrange shipment of the protein. I have taken the in which the IL-3 with you at her I appreciate your willingness to consider Immunex as an active collaborator in your studies and look forward to hearing the results of your experiments. Yours sincerely, le David L. Urdal, Ph.D. Vice President Director of Development ce. Steve Gillis Linda Park Steve Dower @ 31 University Street . Telephone (206) $87-0430 Seattle, Washington 9X LOE Telet ay (206 887-0606 Telex 78x22
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my pro lore Lo opp co bh p bes icy WIEGAND TEST — AUGUST 1994 LINE Ill . en | Starting: Ds Aly + Rew oy a TE te fee ge Se en ean Ending: So it as . Wkew heat COV LO me P Ilr ce Orn (. 0 a Tost In Brief: bas ket As you review this test plan, you may believe that this Is a nightmare of a test. However, if you break this test down Into its component parts, it Is relatively simple. Most of the sections are repeat varlations using Wiegand liquor or wipe film Hquor to make half preps and finished product for R&D. In between, we are Introducing recycle or removing It, and to cap It off, we run a Sorbate test at the end. So you see, it Is essentially two tests In one. — one ls a Wiegand Test — the second is a Sorbate Test The overall test plan impact on the lab Is less complicated than for processing personnel. They have the tight time frame, we Just have to test and pull HH grabs, The test as far as the lab Is concerned is made up of several stages. They are as follows: STAGE 1: Liquor varlations are generated for conditions# 1—5 and the FS is made for each. STAGE 2: The lab tests the DNCEL MIX for the RECYCLE levels as we introduce RLB components into the system. Once RLB components are stable in the system, we move on to the next stage. NOTE: The lab determines when the liquor recycle is representative of RLB. STAGE 3: Liauor variations ara aanaratad far eanditinne # 814 andthe Cote 4 verre eee re ee Annee an FIG IAUO FUT CaUIL After varlation #13 is completed, we make the RLBD prep without Sorbate HH’s as part of the Sorbate Test. STAGE 4: The lab tests the DNCEL MIX for the RECYCLE levels as we remove the RLB components. This is done In preparation of making ALD again. STAGE 5: Once the RLB components are out of the system, we will make the RLD without Sorbate product, then revert to normal RLD production. THE TEST IS NOW OVER. As you see, the Sorbate Test overlaps toward the end of Stage 3 and finishes up in Stage 5. The lab will need extra staffing during sections of the test to complete the workload. This occurs most notably in stages 1 and 3, Much of the test Is recording normai lab values on the test form, and some of the testing will be performed by daylight personnel. So do not let the number of pages fluster you. Think of it as part one, two, etc., etc. In this manner, itis not to bad. Chris Milton will be working during portions of the test and Is available to answer your questions at: > a Cad Home: 530-5205 Work: 751-1977 Beeper: 778-0922 Ye cbhy flpes 3 3 ¢ VEY perk St-2o¥F pupr THe wf 6 LOGLyEOR0e “ty my, - i * Rem Re tUtee mee eee aut proeeell
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2084391171 >> > Mao, Yugian Y. _ oo oo From: Mao, Yugian Y, Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 11:58 AM To: ‘Laura Turegano' Subject: RE: Detroit pending proposals Sounds good! Thank you Laura. Yudian
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Cummings, Lewis M._ __ From: Cummings, Lewis M. Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 1:25 PM To: Johnson, Belinda B. (PMU); Rozamus, Susan J.; Barcomb, Betty J. Coe: Farriss, Mike A.; Long, Henry P.; Milby, David L.; Miller, Doug Subject: Commendation | want to thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules today to meet with our Worldwide Records Management guest from PMI. They told me that the information and insight you provided will be Invaluable when they embark on the same project that you have helped me with during the past year. As always, | really appreciate your help. This is an excellent example of demonstrating the company value” Sharing with Others”. Thanks again, Lewis APEsEcOrsoc
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, INC. January 27, 1971 Donald J, Massaro, M.D. Chief, Chest Section Veterans Administration Hospital 50 Irving Street, H.W. Washington, D.C, 20422 Dear Boctor Marsaro! At the recent meeting of our Scientific Advisory Board, your epplication for & research grant was discussed at some length, ‘The scientific merit of your work Was recognised and the importance of its continuation acknow- ledgeds however, in view of the many meritorious proposals for scientific studies now pending before the Board and the several scientific areas which have as yet received inadequate attention, it ie their judgeent that current funds should be committed in other directions. The action of the Board in this ins§$aace does not in any way prejudice their consideration of any new proposal thet you may wish to svbmit. If you wish to discuss current priorities in the Council's program, I suggest that you communicate with Dr, Robert C. Hockett, Vice President, Throvgh our letter of Decesber 29 1970 we authorized a time extension of your previous project seusre, from Decenber 31, 1970 to February 2°, 1971. The Board has now approveé « further extension to June JO with permission to retain and utilize un- expended funds, estimated at approximately $9,099.66 as of Jenuary 1, for the purposes of the study ae originally approved, = - We trust that this extenaion will be materially helpful in rounding out that study. Sincerely yours, Ww. Tt. Hoyt Executive Vice President Wtirvr ‘ g. tenuis o: Mr. Henry *- “ viee president and Treasurer
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ACVA Atlantic Incorporated 10378 B Democracy Lane Fairfax, VA 22030 (703) 352-0102 October 28, 1987 Ms. Susan Stuntz Tobacco Institute 1875 I Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20006 Dear Susan: i ke Elimin - Airli I am sorry about my delay in writing about this filter and in truth have little to say about it. There are several high efficiency filters available that work on a similar principle, i. prefilter, high efficiency particle filter, then charcoal absorbent material. They are indeed efficient and efficiencies of 95 to 98% for smoke particles are usual claims (LR&G’s 99.6 to 99.9% seems unnecessarily ambitious). The odor elimination efficiency of 88% is also higher than most manufacturers claim, but only tests would confirm or disprove this data. I suspect that the real problem will be an operational life. Airline particle filters apparently clog fairly quickly and need to be changed frequently. If one inserts a more efficient filter, I would expect it to clog more quickly and would expect high pressure drops through the filter. This, however, is again subject to proper trials. I do, however, find it hard to believe that their layer of "charcoal paper" would last long as an odor controller. Banks of charcoal rapidly loose efficiency as absorbers of odors and need frequent replacement, and their brief literature describes a “paper film" of charcoal, not a bank of material. I would be surprised if the odor removed efficiency stayed at 80% for 1,000 hours, never mind the 3,000 to 6,000 hour claim. I would like to think these would work as well as they claim, but I doubt it, Kindest regards, AD. GR/mrv TI DN 0006603
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-—-Original Message-—- From: Manning, Michelle P. Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 4:09 PM To: Hopkins Hadel, Linda L.; Bonhomme, Jeanne V.; Brosterman, Nancy A.; Femandez, Henry L.; Ostem, Eric; Chaikin, Karen Ce: Suydam, Loraine; Hayes, Kim Subject: RE: Model Communities Hi All, Due to everyone's vacation schedule August 8th will not work. September 10th at 10:00 a.m. in 100/44 is the new date. Thanks. Michelle Manning Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-2072 OQLELEOL S807
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Rose Berry Walp Date: December 10, 1992 Ann Thompson REVISED RECORDS RETENTION SCHEDULE Enclosed is the revised Records Retention Schedule for Louisville Employee Development. This schedule has been reviewed and approved by the Records Management Department and by Mr. Case and endorsed by Legal Counsel. This Records Retention Schedule supersedes and invalidates any prior dated Records Retention Schedule, and all prior dated Records Retention Schedules should be immediately destroyed.. If you have any questions or PEM Ire clarification of the above, please call me (5369). Enclosure: Addressee Only ec: L. M. Cummings M. D. Morris VEILE: P34-R273 JOCELT LS OZ
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