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TELEFAX: (212) 1646-287 TO: Lutz Muller RJR Cologne FROM: Dr. W. S . Simmons Regarding your fax on the Nicotine report: 1. Reference 31 - is from Smoking and Arterial Disease, Chapter 13, Carboxyhaemoglobin and Nicotine Levels in Pipe and Cigar Smokers, J. A. MoM Turner, P. W. Sillett and M. W. Mc Nicol. Ds Reference 38 - is from Pharmacology 319 (Suppl.) R39. Copies of both references are being mailed to you today. Please let me know if you need any more information. 58) ) °o Nv °o 3) ry 0) ~S 0)
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HORACE R. KORNEGAY PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE MINNESO THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC. i776 K STREET, NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 296-8434 SAMPLE Oirector December 15, 1970 Honorable George D. Aiken United States Senate Washington, D. Cc. Dear Senator Aiken: I hope you had a chance to read this statement which we published in several newspapers the first of this month. We mean what we say about our commitment to honest scientific research to help answer the questions about tobacco, and would welcome your opinions. I can assure you that no amount of carelessness about the facts, for which some of the anti-tobacco forces are responsible, is going to put us off course in seeking the truth, which is the only way to resolve the continuing smoking and health controversy. We hope that our industry's voluntary discontinuation of broadcast cigarette advertising, as formalized by the Congress to be effective January 2, will help to provide a climate beginning in 1971 for the kind of objective approach to the tobacco question which the public deserves. Kindest regards, I am, Sincerely, Horace R. Kornegay CONFIDENTIAL: - - - TIMN 252940 TA TOBACCO LITIGATION ,
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Lerlllard MEMORANDUM September 2, 1993 TO: J. Tamburello FROM: G. Telford RE: OVERNIGHT SHIPMENT OF HARLEY-DAVIDSON CARTON-ENDS This authorizes the overnight shipment to shipping point 410 of 200 sheets of Harley-Davidson carton-ends in the following quantities: - LoFi Kings 100 sheets ~ LoFi Box 50 sheets - Lights 50 sheets Carton ends will arrive at the warehouse on 9/1 and should be shipped on 9/2. The request comes from the Cleveland Division manager handling a key account in the Pittsburgh Test Market. The Giant/Eagle account has asked for the tow Price carton flags tu be removed from Harley- Davidson cartons, te avoid confusion at retail now that the product is sold at the "new standard price". If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. fad M8-31-2 dk/1 cc: TT. Baylies M. Borsini A. Giacolio Vv. Lindsley dg. Schnepf Je Tatulii pBIEEZES
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THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC. a i SUPPORTING BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION 900 THIRD AVENUE SEW York, NY 10022 (212) 421-8885 JAMES F, GLENN, M.D. CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT July 10, 1997 CHIEF EX ecutive OFFICER Michael] Karin, Ph.D. Department of Pharmacology University of California, San Diego 9500 Gilman Drive, Dept. 0636 La Jolla, CA 92093-0636 Dear Dr. Karin: I am writing to you as a current or former grantee of The Council for Tobacco Rescarch, U.S.A., Inc., in order to inform you of one aspect of the agreement recently reached by the Attorneys General of several states and representatives of the tobacco industry, our funding sponsors. This agreement, which will require Congressional legislation for implementation, calls for disbanding and dissolving The Council for Tobacco Research within 90 days after such logislation goes into effect. Anticipating that such legislation may be enacted, we have decided that it will not be prudent for us to fund further grant applications. Accordingly, we have suspended review of all new and competing renewal grant applications. However, we intend to meet the obligations we have to current grantees. In short, those of you who have an active grant with CTR can expect that our obligation to you will be met, but no new grant applications or competing renewals will be considered, I deeply regret this decision. I believe that the vicious attack on CTR by the Attorneys General reflected a profound misunderstanding of the mission of CTR in supporting the biomedical research community. It is unfortunate that this action will deprive the scicntific community of $20 million dollars annually that might well be spent on important scientific research. This ill-considered demand by the Attorneys General will penalize the biomedical rescarch community and the public at large. You have the collective good wishes of the staff of The Council for Tobacco Research and our sponsors. Respectfully, vf James F. Glenn, M.D. JFG:mm
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PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR/PROGRAM DIRECTOR: . Rao 199-46-3765 INCIPAL INVESTIGATOR FR == BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for key professional personnel listed on page 2, beginning with the Principal Investigator/Program Director. Photocopy this page ‘ar each person. BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) rc NAME TITLE Assistant | K.N. Rao, Ph.D. Professor 03/07/37 EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education and include postdocta: DEGREE feircte highest degree! INSTITUTION AND LOCATION FIELD OF STUDY Bombay University, Bombay, India Chemistry Nagpur University, Nagpur, India Chemistry Indian Agri. Res. Inst. New Delhi, India Biochemistry RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, tist in shranalogical order previous employment, experi- ence, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government Public Advisory Gorrritree. List, in chronological order, the titles and complete references to ail publications during the past three years and to representative earlier 9Ubi:cations pertinent ta this application, DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. Employment 1964-1971 Research Officer (Biochemist), National = Diseases, New Delhi, India 1971-Present Research Associate, Instructor, Assistant Pr Pathclogy, University of Pittsburgh 1985-Present Associate Member, Pittsburgh Cancer Inst tute of Communicable fessor, Department of ce, University of Pittsburgh Professional Societies: American Institute of Nutrition: Pathologists, American Pancreatic Association, America: werican Association of iation for Cancer Research. Publications (1980 - 1987) Total 40 1. Rao, K.N., Zuretti, M.F., Baccino, F.M., and Lombard hagic pancreatic necrosis in mice. A study of lyse 98:45, 8. (1980). Acute hemorr- 1 enzymes. Am. J. Path. Be Rao, K.N., Katyal, S.L., Immarino, R.M., and Lombar hagic pancreatic necrosis in mice. Alterations of par pancreas lipids, and serum lipoproteins. Digestion B. (1980). Acute hemorr- reatic lipase activity, 214. 35 Madhav, R., Rao, K.N., Lombardi, B., and Feingold, L water soluble high molecular weight substrates for £ 252127. (1980). Preparation of Glactosidase. Enzyme. 4, Rao, K.N., Takahashi, S., and Shinozuka, H. (1980). pancreas. Growth in cell culture and in nude mice. ar cell carcinoma of rat ver Res. 40:592. 5 Rao, K.N., Misra, D.N., Kelly, R.H., and Shinozuka, glycoproteins and lipids in azaserine-induced acinar: ~ pancreas. Cancer Letters. 10:19. (1980). Alterations in -ll carcinoma of rat 6. Shinozuka, H., Kelly, R.H., Misra, D.N., and Rac, K.N. (1980). Studies on pancreatic acinar cells in culture. Book Chapter. Biclogy of Normal and Cancerous Exocrine Pancreatic Cells. (eds.) A. Riket, L. Paradavrol and C. Subiiu. Elsevier/North Holland Biomedical Press. 311. 7. Rao, K.N. and Shinozuka, H. (1981). In vitro an studies of rat pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma. In Recent trends in chemi inogenesis. (Eds) P. Pani; F. Feo and A. Columbanc. ESA dalla Sardalite, Italy. Vol. ¥:301-316. é ae 8. Kelly, R.H., Rao, K.N., Harvey, S., and Lombardi, 5. “"9B1). Acute hemorrhagic PHS 398 (Rev. 5/82) PAGE
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Horace R. KORNEGAY Presivent & Executive Director MEMORANDUM 9... March 3, 1972 <>). TO: Joseph F. Cullman, IIIT¢y curtis H. Judge FROM: . Horace R. Kornegay THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC. i776 K STREET, NORTHWEST WASHINGTION, D.C. 20006 296-6434 , A to He. Galloway Kenneth McAllister Edwin P. Finch SS Enclosed you will find a copy of a letter from Mr. Harry Z%. Rosenberg, Executive Vice President of Gray Industries, Inc., referring to conversations and correspondence Gray Industries had with Senator Clements in 1966 with respect to the beneficial application of the "Gray Process" for tobacco and tobacco products. Our files disclose that copies of the correspondence and pertinent materials sup- plied by Gray Industries through Dr. Saunders were sent to the executives of our member companies on December 12, 1966. I think my letter of acknowledgement to Mr. Rosen~ berg is self-explanatory. HRK: pc ~ ce: Mr. George Weissman . Mr. Ross Millhiser Mr. James C. Bowling ‘Thomas F. Ahrensfeld, Esquire ™ Alexander Holtzman, Esquire 00E2062009
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: oy (. PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE | Richmond, Virginia To: . Mr. A. I. Palmer Date: January 25, 1989 From: . RK. W. Dwyer Subject: . Concentric Filter Design - Clarification of D455 Recently, FTR has shown an interest in concentric CA filters. They believe that a filter which delivers peripheral smoke preferentially will have an enhanced subjective impact. This belief is based on the concept that more flavorful smoke is generated at the periphery of the combustion zone, and this smoke travels the length of the cigarette without appreciable mixing with the core smoke. In an attempt to exploit this behavior, Chris Campbell and I have developed an idea for a filter design which should increase the preferential delivery of peripheral smoke. The problem with a conventional concentric filter, in which both sections contain the same material, is that each section will have a characteristic resistance to flow. This means that the flowing smoke will partition itself between the two sections in proportion to their resistances. Therefore, the core and peripheral smokes will mix at the rod/filter interface as the esistance. Our idea is to construct concentric filters with two different materials, one j Bears Lenk pressure drop. A concentric filter could be constructed such that both the core and peripheral sections have the same resistances to flow. This insures that there would be no mixing of the peripheral and core smokes at the filter entrance. Once the smoke enters the filter sections, the one with the higher efficiency will remove more of its fraction of the smoke, thereby leading to a preferential delivery from the lower efficiency section. Thus, if the lower efficiency section is at the periphery, the smoke emerging from the filter would have a higher concentration of peripheral smoke. We have several materials at hand for constructing such filters. The lower-efficiency section can be made from CA filter tow, while the more efficient section can be constructed from paper, CA web, or ultra-low denier am polypropylene fibers. = J. Charles P. Gauvin J. Myracle J. Whidby nN S N N ts i % &
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wo 74 PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORP, INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE. ... 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 TO: Marty Barrington DATE: Feet: Pert i 1999 + EE some a FROM: Christine Caputo HD i - yl SUBJECT: Master Settlement Agreement Training | FEB - 5 inyy bee MARTIN J. BARRINGTON. Listed below are questions to be addressed to facilitate the scheduling of the Master Settlement Agreement training. (Note: there is a total of 410 people, excluding exempt employees who attended the Marketing session. I have obtained confirmation that this number is for all exempt employees.) 1. Should some or all of the training sessions be scheduled at the Hudson Theater, Millennium Broadway Hotel? a. Capacity and cost: holds a maximum of 275 people on the first level and a maximum of 214 dh on the first balcony. Cost for a 1/2 day rental is $10,000 plus $50 per head if we want.a continental bv) breakfast and coffee. One session at the Millennium can accommodate all 41 OTe sessions mg) be iL better, but it may be cost prohibitive. L \n. llbvs Ww &b. Considerations: One or two sessions may not be flexible enough to accommodate schedules. ne Also, will the session(s) provide enough opportunity for other attorneys in the department to obtain experience in providing the training? Should other off-site locations be explored? In-house training only. « " Q “mop up a. Capacity: the 5th floor presentation réom holds a maximum of 100 people —4 (pessibly-S}- sessions will be necessary. b. Julie and Joe can alternate as experienced trainers with you, Paula, Jacquie and Anthony. 3. Appointment of business people to help coordinate the invitations. a. Each SVP will need to designate someone in their group to be responsible for: i. tracking how the invitations are being sent; ii. , knowing to whom the invitations are being sent; and iii. assuring that all exempt employees in that particular organization have received an $e invitation. ~ gS b. HR role: i, provide lists of employees; ii. receive RSVPs; - 8Ples8ze02
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July 16, 1968 Cecile Leuchtenberger, Pu.D. Head, Department of Cytochemistry Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research Rue du Bugnon 21 1005 Lausanne (Vaud) Switzerland Dear Doctor Lauchtenberger: | Your letter of May 11, 1968 was read and discussed at the May 25th meeting of our Scientific Advisory Board, It was their consensus that further areas of common scientific interest between you and the Board may be found when sufficient time has been given to the analysis of results obtain ed in the past, improvement of mechanical equipment for exposing animals to smoke inhalation, digeussion of virus problems, etc. Hence, they did not feel, ready to eneourage you to give notice to present members of your staff who might be needed for further projects in future. in order to provide time for you to conclude your present work, for stock-taking and planning conferences on future programs, they agreed to continue support to your program at substantially the current level to a termination date of January 1, 1969. Meanwhile, the Board indicated a willingness to consider work other than the present project if you can advise them of a project of interest to both you and the Board, If you are ready with any such proposal by August 1, 1968, it can be considered at the September lth meeting of the Board. The next meeting thereafter will be on an undetermined date in December with a deadline on November 1st. As you know, certain steps are being undertaken in the hope of perfecting the equipment for chronic exposure of small animals to whole, fresh, normal cigarette smoke and of developing a better method for measuring the actual exposure of lung surfaces, especially to particulate material. While it is hoped that these goals may be reached quickly, there is an element of uncertainty as to when every- thing will be considered ready for resuming animal inhalation studies on a large scale. Meanwhile, however, plans can be laid, feasibility studies may be practicable and perhaps studies of gas-phase inhalation or of gas-phase constituents may be possible, and studies of cells an -— in culture-couid be continued, - There are also many virus probiens —— requiring attention and some of these might be emphasized during the = interim, A RP A SR LAL iS YAN ASS GL TN re CRITE BEC grata OS ES MENU e tee menuene: uae p
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Public Health Service Health Services and Mental Health Administration 4040 North Fairfax Drive Arlington, Virginia 22203 APR 10 1968 Dear Mr. Chairman: Thank you for your letter of March 11, suggesting that the Public Health Service undertake an evaluation of research done on the effects of the vapor phase of cigarette smoke on human health.- , The Surgeon General is in accord with your feeling that such an evaluation would be useful at this time. Accordingly, he has asked me and others involved with the problem to proceed. I will keep you informed of our progress. oof — The Public Health Service continues to be encouraged and heartened by your interest in the smoking and health problem and your support of efforts to reduce the burden. of this health hazard on millions of Americans. Sincerely yours, Daniel Horn, Ph.D. Director National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health Honorable Warren G. Magnuson Chairman, Committee on Commerce United States Senate Washington, D.c. 20510 40003 | 7110381 . LO. OO/6 - SP3C Se ee me GR en Renee mee ac oar OS ee ae ee rete terete ee te a rN epg co err MI wea ey Bee ee ee wy ee Se anne tee ny pe ne RE nk pec : | | -TITX 0011048 ©
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To: From: Subject: Sok arette Certification Samples fo PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED ee AL BavleyV . bate: October 18, 1962 Wks H. Blackmore Projiect No. 8207 ‘except phenols will be completed by November 9 providing no INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ~ The cigarettes for the prescribed tests are to be taken . from 10 cartons. The three experimental cigarettes will be taken from 10 cartons out of cold storage, and cigarettes coded #872F manufactured October 16, 1962 will be fresh cigarettes. ‘Competitive brand cigarettes will be obtained from the 10 jobbers supplying the C. I. Samples, one carton from each obber. These cigarettes already are at the Research Center ioorived this week). Dr. Seligman informed' me that 20 cartons of new 872F cigarettes will be sent to the Center this week. He does not believe cigarettes coded 854A (new extremely high porosity paper) will be ready this week. Therefore, we plan to ship the cigarettes to U. S. Testing for the T.P.M., nicotine and total R.T.D. analysis as soon as code 872F arrives at the Center. One pack from each of the ten cartons will be sent to U. S. Testing. Cigarettes for exit temperature, phenol, furfural, humectant and moisture in filter will be taken from the same 10 carton sample. Where the data is not available, analysis will be carried out at the Research Center. Experimental work will start immediately. It is estimated that all the analyses unforseen delays arise. Vy z! | SOTL9ZTOOT N ra
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SELECTION DE LA QUALITE CENTRE INTERNATIONAL ROGIER COMITE CRGANISATEUR PERMANENT U 706 - 7" ETAGE IPHONE 18.59.75 PETES BELGIQUE MONDE SELE AGEL A gold médal « MONDE - SELECTION »... A-0.6711 Brussels,October 9 1967 COUNCIL FOR T0Bacco' RESBaRcH (U.S.a3 633 Third Avenue NEW YORS / N.Y, 10017 .oymbol of the international Dear Sir Fresident, quality The lit*le booklet pe heve the honour to Send you herewith has just out of press. ° : We agi } } kirg w#€ OSX you to have the Alfdness ¢ ake e J thi nBROGaOvoe, a vo take a look on this Por the 2nd time,we organize in BRUS. SES world Selection for Tobseeo and Tobacco it will be a great pleasure for our organi will well Kindly accest to inforn your re genisation (fobacco Producers end “enufac holding of this “orld Comvetition. ium),the 2na oO fo ag x WN @ Ow OW oct 0 yf GS an Qt HOO fe tA ce by ioping we ney count on your great kindness to do ;sonethin.. for the success of this dorld Selection,we thank you sincerely in edvance and in the aeentine,we have the honour to remain, cear Sir Presidest, ry Faithfully yours, Adresse télégraphique : MONSELECT - Bruxelles a . . Banque de Bruxelles (Agence Nord) compte n* A/04/93.004 Bruxelles First National City Bank of New York, account n° 10236519 New York (U.S. A.)
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TO: 3 J MEMORANDUM Mr, J, W, Burgard Me. d. EB. Edens . Mr. J. H, Dunford Dr. I. W. Hughes Dr, R. A. Sanford Mr. Frank Judd Mr, C. 5. Muije: Mr. C. I, MeCarty Dr, P. L, Aulbach Mr. R, A, Brown ~ Mr. R. M. teyward Mr. Vance Smith Mr. C, L, Domeck~ Mr. T, D, Bakker Mr. R, D, Lewis Miss L. L, Bali Mr,. D, $8 Johnston Mr. J. W, Groome Feoruary 18, 1972 The 55th Product Development Committee Meeting will be held at 9:UU A.M. on Wednesday, February 23, 1972, in the Advertising Conferenec room. Following ig the meeting agenda: I, nH, Il. PDC approval of minutes covering Meeting Report #54, The Chairmen of ad hou commnuiltees will report on each PDC project, This report will include, if possible, the current status of the project, next anticipated step(s) towards completion of that project, and its projected date of final completion, Further, if an ad hoc committee feels that the description or objective of any project should be redezined, this sudject should also be included during the diseuss‘on of that project, Wow business will be entertained from comunittee members following discussion of the preceding “tems. Please note: The attachment to this agenda ig a roster of ell existing ad hoc committees. eS z Wa 8 , W, Groome Gi ecretary a Product Development Committee 3 IWG/lg 2/16/72
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MONTHLY STATE CIGARET TAX REPORT - TOBACCO TAX COUNCIL 5407 Patterson Avenue Richmond, Virginia 23226 REPORT FOR OCTOBER 1972 In the month of October 1972 cigaret taxes in the 50 states and the District of Columbia were imposed on 2,189,952,000 packages. This. was an increase of 5.7% in the volume of cigarets taxed during the month of October 1971 when the package count was 2,071,707,000. Forty jurisdictions showed increases and 11 showed decreases when the October 1972 package count was compared with October 1971. Cumulative figures on the volume of cigarets taxed for the four month period July 1972 through October 1972 were up 2.5% from the corresponding months a year ago. The four month total for the current fiscal year was 8,851,028,000 packages as against 8,631,236,000 packages for the corresponding period a year ago. Thirty-eight jurisdictions experienced increases and 13 experienced decreases in the volume of cigarets taxed during the four month period of the current fiscal year as against the corresponding period of the previous year. The aggregate of the cigaret taxes for October 1972 in the 51 jurisdictions was $265,872,814. , 12/12/72 TIMS 00099909
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HKo17 54006 lil THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE RESEARCH LABORATORIES THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PARKWAY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19103 (218) 446-1000 December 16, 1976 George Weinbaum, Ph.D. Research Laboratories Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, Pa. 19141 Dear Dr. Weinbaum: I will be pleased to continue our electron microscopic research of the ultrastructure of the alveolar septum in collaboration with the research laboratories of Albert Einstein Medical Center. I will be involved in the development of staining techniques for the specific localization of amorphous elastin, microfibrillar elastin and neutrophil elastase. I will also be involved in evaluating the earliest changes seen at the ultrastructural level resulting from the induction of emphysema by neutrophil elastase. Sincerely yours, eg gy th . - a ay al UU. A Ket pritdoa— Victor V. Damiano Frincipal Scientist Materials Section Physical and Life Sciences Dept. 448-1344 WD: rm
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2078881416 From: Cha, Elizabeth Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 4:05 PM To: Liston, Bill; Rolli, Nicholas; Pfeil, Michael E.; Ferry, Denise M.; Barr, Jane; Maier, Sally; Peacock, Bob Ges Colby, Dolly; Gikas, Olga; Cooper, David A.; Dubiel, Ann; Purcell, Clare; Moglia, Jason Subject: RE: PMMC E-CHAT/ICT ROLE Anything that needs to go up "physically" (i.e. not electronically) to US employees at PMI and KFI (i.e. Rye Brook) should be sent to Rye Brook Building Services -- to the attention of Jason Moglia. Therefore, for Rye Brook (KFI/PMI) please ensure that any hard copy materials are sent to him directly. I can't speak for Tarrytown or Stamford. I think another effective way to promo this would probably be to also set up an e-mail deskdrop. BC
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CURRICULUM VITAE, IFAT RUBIN-BEJERANO Birth: Citizenship: Marital Status: Work: ACADEMIC DEGREES B.Sc in Biology Febuary 3, 1970, Israel Israeli Married. M.Sc. student, Faculty of Biology Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa 32000, Israel 1991-1994 Technion, Haifa Israel.
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" VICE PRESIDENT ear eets caemels ge ramen rer Sn cna ki mintacetna ating aaa ge ” ARI LUI PUENT CORPOBATION A SUBSIDIARY OF RJ. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY. WINSTON: SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA a7 102 . MACHINERY. tom HAYWOOD C. SMITH ~ ELECTRONICS August 20, 1976 CONFIDENTIAL Mr. G. R. Woodman oy. “0 Secretary Additive Guidance Panel Imperial Tobacco Limited Lombard Street : Bristol BS-997R, England Dear Dr. Whodnan: Dr. Rodgman has informed me of your suggestion that he-come over to discuss certain aspects of the G-13 process tn connection with possible submission to the Hunter Committee. Of course we are pleased to comply. ' Because of my responsibility in the G-13 Licensing progran-~— particularly this situation involving one of the largest cigarette manufacturers in the world--—-I would like to attend these discussions. = I realize that the matters to be discussed are highly scientific and outside my scope. Thus, I hope not to be intruding. If for any reason unbeknown to me you feel it best that I not attend, such a suggestion would not offend but would actually be appreciated. Unless I hear to the contrary, I shall accompany Dr. Rodgman. And I look forward to the discussion with you and your assocfates. Sincerely, — ", . Maywed dncé Haywo6d C. Smith HCS/ykt PSCT BCTIS
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CSS > | js e ‘ NEW YORK - RICHMOND - LOUISVILLE PH | L] Pp MORRI] S CABLE ADDRESS: POLD NEW YORK | LONDON + MELBOURRE PHONE OREGON 9-1800 : : 4 INCORPORATED 100 Park Avonse, NoaiYork 10; Nowiyork Circular No. 215 April 26, 104 Sovan PHILIP MORRIS COMMANDER BONUS PLAN | 4 To Our Customers: € = 5 : . \ | Philip Morris COMMANDER IS INCREASING IN SALES AT A GREATER RATE 4b THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE ON THE MARKET. LWA -To insure adequate inventories at all levels of the trade for this impressive = 1 growth, particularly at the retail level, we are making available to youa_ . Pog. COMMANDER Distribution Bonus Plan. Ca ~ - ! atl brent FOR YOUR EFFORTS IN FURTHERING THE RETAIL DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIP ' ( ‘ vi i : OF YOUR MARCH PURCHASES, THIS BONUS OFFER WILL APPLY TO AN : a eat AMOUNT NOT MORE THAN 100% OVER THE QUANTITY OF COMMANDER | ; _ INVOICED TO YOU DURING MARCH. Saturation advertising on radio, in magazines, on spot television and on network television will tell a convincing story to every smoker. This dramatic adver- tising, complemented by the efforts of your organization and our sales force will result in extra sales and profits for both of us. Our check covering your Philip Morris COMMANDER BONUS will be forwarded to you as promptly as possible after May 31st. * \ All orders including those held by us for future shipments, are subject to ac- ceptance or reduction by our New York and/or Richmond Office and to prices, styles and sizes in effect on date of shipment. , No representative or employee has any authority to alter any circular, letter or price list issued by this company. Wa ~~, — HAVE A COMMANDER -.- WELCOME ABOARD = °o Sincerely, « S&S .% PHILIP MORRIS 2 e. os INCORPORATED Cigarettes PHILIP MORRIS - MARLBORO - PARLIAMENT + ALPINE - BENSON & HEDGES
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CREEEMORE & THOMSON S ATTORNEYS AT LAW OTH FLOGCA BANC OF KNOXVILLE BLOG. KNOXVILLE 2, TENNESOEE November 1, 1967 Arerican Tobacco Company | 245 Park Avenue New York New York 10017 Attention: Mr. Robert B. Walker. Chairman of the Board Gentlemen: I doubt if this letter will get to the Chairman of the Board, but anyway, I am a stockholder in the American Tobacco Company and received your communication of October 25th, and I frankly think the tobacco industry is hiding behind a log. As . long as Kennedys can keep this as a whipping boy, they will: con- tinue to do so, and of course, it is purely for their personal . gain and not the public. I have wondered why the tobacco industry has not asked the Government why not label whiskey as dangerous to your health, paregoric which can be bought at any drug fountain in small quan- tities, and many other household items such as aspirin, etc. I have wondered why the tobacco industry did not get the producers association and different farm organizations busy on this, because it is not going to end until someone makes it politically unprofit-— able for the food and drug administration and Kennedys to make an issue of it. I have practiced law since 1933, have had a lot of deal- ings with the medical profession, and how in the Hell ¢hey can say that tobacco causes cancer, when they do not know what cencer is, is beyond me, but at any rate, it is a popular subject. I remember twenty years ago, when 1f a person had a bellyache he was automatic- ally operated on for appendicitis, and that fad has blown over with the medical profession. Also the tonsillectomy for all children has blown over. I well remember when the nedical profession sa that Blue Cross would destroy the nation, and now they are the = greatest believer in it, and it has enhanced their earnings. Also E8L8 h€Zos
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MEMORANDUM January 3, 1984 Memorandum To The File: At 3:30 PM today I received a call from Charlie Tucker of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco. We discussed the agenda for the conference call set up for 10:00 AM on Wednesday, January 4th. Only Seasons Greetings beyond that. CHI :cg Original to A. J. Stevens SSPPS9LO
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Doug Young FROM: Jennifer Bailey RE: Web Gathered Cigarette Technology DATE: August 12, 1992 As I mentioned to you earlier, I am very interested in the web gathered cigarette technology as a means to improve cigarette quality. BRPRS of interest include the following: Improved cigarette rod uniformity Enhanced consistency “ Elimination of loose ends Elimination of stem holes Incorporation of additives such as calcium carbonate to control burn rate & ash formation © Flavor addition eoo00o0o00 However, I realize this technology is in its exploratory stages of development and requires additional testing and refinements before we can consider it as a replacement for cut filler. As an interim step, I propose that we consider combining the web gathered cigarette technology with conventional cut filler/ cigarette~making capabilities. If we can feed the tobacco web into the center of the cigarette maker (Jim Pryor’s web funnel guide) and feed the cut filler to the periphery, we may be able to obtain some of the benefits of the web gathered cigarette technology sooner than originally projected. In essence, this approach could provide incremental improveménts to our current products while minimizing the risks associated with a wholesale change. I look forward to discussing this approach with the team at the next meeting and appreciate your interest and support. Jennifer Bailey 9490 Ltezs
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2084030293 From WNembnard, Norman N. Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 8:31 PM To: DL PMUSA FSF SOMs Subject: VERIFY RECORDS COORDINATOR Its time to confirm your currently assigned Section/Region Records Coordinator. Attached is Records Management's current listing of assigned coordinators. Please take a look, then make any necessary changes in red, before forwarding, via e-mail, to Lewis Cummings by Wednesday, August 16th this week. ) RC-SALES 1.Af Thanks for your cooperation. Norm NYO ext. 2033 @ (917) 663-2033 Fax (917) 663-3344 This is a Macintosh User
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA S. Cc. Darrah Date: June 28, 1993 L. M. Cummings RETENTION SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE FORMS Departmental records retention schedules are being revised to comply with certain mandated changes. The required revisions are outlined on the attached memorandum from the PM USA Legal Department. Also attached are Retention Schedule Maintenance Forms .for the following departments: O6MFGN30 Cabarrus Cigarette Manufacturing O6MFMN41 Cabarrus Direct Materials OSMFMN42 Cabarrus Finished Goods O6MEFMN40 Cabarrus Materials O6MFONSO Cabarrus Operations Support O6MFENS50 Cabarrus Plant Engineering O6MFG101 O6MFPN20 O6MFPN25 Cabarrus Plant Management Cabarrus Primary Processing Cabarrus Primary Processing Engineering O6MFMN43 Cabarrus Purchasing/MRO O6MFOQN7O Cabarrus Quality Assurance O2MFIM15 Louisville Employee Involvement Training O2MFE146 Louisville Industrial Engineering O2MFGM30 O2MFEM40 O2MFPM20 Louisville Manufacturing Fabrication Louisville Manufacturing Maintenance Louisville Manufacturing Primary O2MFSM13 Louisville Manufacturing Safety O2MFP440 Louisville Materials Conversion Plant O2MFGM10 Louisville Operations Management C2MFO161.- Louisville Operations Support: O2MFQO1L5D Louisville Quality Assurance O2MFP896 - Louisville Stemmery/Processing Plants OCIMFP460 OIMFP453 O1MFP486 O4MFP370 OIMFP786 OiMFP770 O1MPP753 OIMFP108 O1MFF149 O1MFMF31 OLME MESO O1MPM109 OIMFMF42 20th Street Facility 20th Street Facility Quality Assurance 20th Street Maintenance & Engineering Bermuda Hundred Processing Facility BL Plant Maintenance & Engineering Blended Leaf Plant Blended Leaf Plant Quality Assurance Flavor Center Flavor Operations M/C Cigarette Manufacturing M/C Cigarette Manufacturing Maintenance M/C Facilities Management M/C Inventory Operations 62. TEeTESoe
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Dan King Promotions a if 6 213 East 38th Street © New York, N.Y. 10016 © (212) 679-2555 November 9, 1987 Mr. John Dean Group Manager/Operations Group R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company 401 North Main Street Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 Dear Mr. Deans: For the past seven years I have run a successful sampling program for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company aimed at up-scale adult audiences in Manhattan and Long Islands' finest hotels and clubs. I was informed today that the hotel sampling program will not be continued for 1988 and was concerned that perhaps it was mistakenly included when programs which could be criticized for possible exposure to teenagers were eliminated. There have been recent competitive developments which lead me to believe the competition is increasing their emphasis on New York hotel sampling. And the painful truth is that should we drop our affiliation with these hotels it may be impossible to regain them should Reynolds' change its direction in the future. This hotel sampling program would be an ideal vehicle for the launch of the new smokeless cigarette we plan for 1988. The best reason for keeping the program is the cost. This year we will distribute 750,000 sample packs at a total cost of $153,900 or nineteen-cents a pack, not including the cost of product. This successful promotion in the most coveted of marketplaces has far-reaching sales potential. Our major competitor in the hotel sampling program is Philip Morris who has held this program on-line since 1970. We consistently run into their samplers at a number of properties that we sample, as Philip Morris has involvement with a number of affiliations here in this important market. Indeed we have held a preemptive position versus the competition because we sample seven days a week. Yesterday, for the first time, we encountered Lorillard at the Sheraton-Center Hotel sampling "Newports" at the International Hospitality Ball. 9E8O GELOG ~ «cont'd
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a“ THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC. Za SUPPORTING BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, NY¥ 10022 (212) 421-8855 HARMON C. MCALLISTER, PH.D. Vick PRESIDENT — KEBEARCH Sciewrmic Dizecror April 16, 1996 Robert Sealock, Ph.D. Department of Physiology The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB #7545, Medical Sciences Research Building Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7545 RE: Case number 6293 Dear Dr. Sealock: Your recent inquiry concerning support by this Council of a proposed research project has now been considered by the Executive Committee of the Scientific Advisory Board. The Committee expressed interest in examining a more detailed plan of the proposed investigations. I take pleasure in enclosing the necessary forms and relevant literature pertaining to the filing of a formal application. The next deadline for submitting proposals is May 31, 1996. You understand, of course, that no commitment is implied at this time concerning the final action of our full Scientific Advisory Board on the complete proposal. Sincerely yours, Ada i uy AA Ane JA, IwAll Harmon C. ee HCM/s‘mla Enclosures 50704129
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| ro J 2 e) i/e ROR nin "h Fe R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Development Company CF ig a cy Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102 Ghee ele G. W. McKenna ADDRESSES ONLY Vice President . io No..428 B April 28, 1988 Ms. Jane Brite Executive VP, Group General Manager Young & Rubicam, Inc. 285 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017 Dear Jane: Attached please find two copies of the 1988 Agency Compensation Agreement as outlined in my memo of March 30, 1988. Please return one copy to us after you have signed it. We have very much enjoyed working with the Agency over the past twelve months during which we have had to deal with many difficult issues. This coming year will be a hallmark for both Y&R and Reynolds with the successful introduction of SPA. We look forward to an exciting and challenging year ahead. B pt regards, ly Negomea’ G. W. McKenna GWM: fd Attachment cc: Mr. D. N. Iauco Mr. J. F. Dorsey 9229 9S90S
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SPORTS MARKETING ENTERPRISES, INC. April 11, 1990 Mr. Mark Martin P. O. Box 1089 Liberty, NC 27298 Dear Mark: As a follow-up to Les Richter’s letter of March 19, 1990 regarding The Winston, we would like to advise you of details of this event below: Vinston Tea arbe On Friday, May 18, we have planned an informal barbecue to be held in the Winston Cup giant tent adjacent to the garage area. Please feel free to stop by with the members of the Folgers team immediately following Sportsman qualifying. e Winston Driver Sweepsta - Saturd Ma 9 As an alternative to the Autograph session last year, we are planning a sweepstakes where the fans can win a nice prize which will be drawn by you. Humpy’s boxing ring will be set-up at the start/finish line all day and you will be escorted to the stage at 5:00 p.m. by the Winston Cup Team (see attached schedule and list of prizes) to draw for the Brass Bed. Pre-race - Sunday, May 20 So you will not be surprised by the pre-race show we have planned for The Winston, the stage will consist of a large (5' x 7') drawing of you facing the fans in the grandstand. You will be lined up according to your qualifying order behind the stage. When the MC introduces you, simply step through the paper photo of yourself onto the stage and then through the drill team and honor guard to your race car. Since the inception of The Winston in 1985 we have continually strived to build this event into the world’s premier winners-only event. Your support of this event is greatly appreciated and good luck to the Folgers team! Sincerely, Rick Hauser rnh.027 1100 REYNOLDS BLVD. WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27102 (919) 741-5000 S60 6E9TS
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3-27-81 Dr. Vincent Lisanti The Council for Tobacco Research ~ USA, Inc. 110 E. 59th Street New York City, NY 10022 Dear Dr. Lisanti: Jack Frankel asked that 1 write to you with regard to two points on the coefficient, Yule's Q. Q is a measure of association between two variables that have each been classified into dichotomies. Thus it contrasts with the most conventional measure of association, Pearson's Product-moment Corre~ dation (r),in that the latter relates two variables that are each measured on continuous interval scales. It compares in that both measures have a theoretical range from +1.0 to -1.0, representing perfect direct orinverse associations, respectively. Pearson's r isbased on the product moments for each data point represented on a bivariate surface. Thus, it is based on the weighted sum of signed distance vectors from the bivariate mean. It therefore requires interval scals measuring the variables. In contrast, Q does not assume known distances between points on the scales. Only two points are represented for each variable (e.g. - high x low, on x off, cancer x non-cancer, etc). The data are thus classified into four cells (as in the table I sent to Jack). A fair description of Q may be found in J.H. Mueller and K.F. Schuessler, Statistical Reasoning in Sociology, Boston: Houghton-Mifflin, 1961, pp 242-249. Sincerely, Richard J. Gagan, PhD 14705 Carnation Dr Tampa, FL 33612 50135293
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et SENT BY: + 7-18-89 s12:51PM RJRT LAW DEPT. 2026626291;# 2 3... Aeynoias “294ces Somoany ~ ~—? « “mete tre 8D ge = oes ‘ May 26, 1989 The Honorable Thomas A. Luken Chairman Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism and Hazardeus Materials Committee on Energy and Commerce U. S. House of Representatives Room 2125, Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 Bear Chairman Luken: I am responding to your letter to me of April 27, 1989, in which you request still more information from the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company ("the Company") concerning the topic of smoking scenes in movies or television programs. The Company's responses to the questions enumerated in your letter are as fol-~ ows! 1. None. As stated in my letter to you of February 28, 1989, the Company's policy since at least 1982 is to make no payments for placement of cigarettes or cigarette advertising in films. From time to time, the Company, will provide free product and/or promotional materials (not including billboards) for a film preduction. When -thia occurs, however, it is in response to a pro- Gucer's request for cigarettes for use in a script already containing a smoking scene. Where television ig the medium, our policy is sim- ple and direct. We do not provide payments for ; Placement, nor do we provide free product or other promotional materials for usge in television pro- grams. TIMN 367758
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2074848927 Printed By: David Florendo : see ae CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK PRODUCT OF RETAINED OUTSIDE COUNSEL David Florendo 02/26/98 12:17 PM Pee ee ee To: Susanne Addy/AmoldPorter/Bravo@Bravo, William Allinder/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo, Joseph P Archie/DechertPriceRhoads/Bravo@Bravo, Cynthia Cecil/MuntonWilliams/Bravo@Bravo, Betsy Doverman/DechertPriceRhoads/Bravo@Bravo, Thomas J FrederickWinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo, Stacey Rainey/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo, Ricardo E Ugarte/WinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo, Vineet Bhatia/SusmanGodfrey/Bravo@Bravo, Leslie Wharton/ArnoldPorter/Bravo@Bravo, Pinckney N Whitfield/MungerTollesOlson/Bravo@Bravo ce: John Mulderig/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo Subject: Circulation of Revised Discovery Responses-- Format ~ As the flow of draft discovery responses picks up, it is becoming extremely difficult and unnecessarily time consuming to review revised drafts if they are neither, 1) in red-line format, or 2) accompanied by a cover memo pinpointing the revisions. To enable us to keep up with the volume, we ask that you make certain that all persons in your firms working on discovery responses be reminded that they are to comply strictly with 1 or 2 above. !n addition , It would be extremely helpful if each draft were sequentially numbered in the upper right hand corner, so that there will be no confusion during discussions as to the proper draft under consideration. Please pass the word. Thanks, Dave ~
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To: From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA S. C. Darrah Date: June 28, 1993 L. M. Cummings RETENTION SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE FORMS Departmental records retention schedules are being revised to comply with certain mandated changes. The required revisions are outlined on the attached memorandum from the PM USA Legal Department. Also attached are Retention O6MFGN30 Schedule-Maintenance-Forms-for the-following departments: -~ ~ SEES PRS erent tee - Cabarrus Cigarette Manufacturing O6MEMN42. --Cabarrus Finished Goods O6MFMN40 - Cabarrus Materials O6MFONSO - Cabarrus Operations Support O6MFENSO - Cabarrus Plant Engineering O6MFG101 - Cabarrus Plant Management O6MPPN20 - Cabarrus Primary Processing O6MFPN25 - Cabarrus Primary Processing Engineering O6MFMN43 - Cabarrus Purchasing/MRO O6MFQN70 - Cabarrus Quality Assurance O2MFIM15 - Louisville Employee Involvement Training O2MFE146 - Louisville Industrial Engineering O2MFGM30 - Louisville Manufacturing Fabrication O2MFEM40 - Louisville Manufacturing Maintenance O2MFPM20 - Louisville Manufacturing Primary O2MFSM13 - Louisville Manufacturing Safety O2MFP440 - Louisville Materials Conversion Plant O2MFGM1O0 - Louisville Operations Management O2MFO161 - Louisville Operations Support O2MFQ15D - Louisville Quality Assurance O2MFP896 - Louisville Stemmery/Processing Plants OIMFP460 - 20th Street Facility OIMFP453 - 20th Street Facility Quality Assurance OIMFP486 - 20th Street Maintenance & Engineering O4MFP370 - Bermuda Hundred Processing Facility O1MFP786 - BL Plant Maintenance & Engineering O1MFP770 - Blended Leaf Plant OLMPP753 - Blended Leaf Plant Quality Assurance O1MFP108 - Flavor Center OIMFF149 - Flavor Operations OIMFMF31 - M/C Cigarette Manufacturing O1MFMF50 - M/C Cigarette Manufacturing Maintenance O1MFM109 - M/C Facilities Management OIMFMF42 - M/C Inventory Operations Eneberpsoe