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Bot Me Cathy L_ FLAVOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WINSTON King Size CAMEL Filter WINSTON 100 ‘ I. Charter/Obiectives This program applies to Strategic Issue V (Existing Products Improvement). Develop/identify viable replacement candidates for the existing Full Flavor WINSTON and CAMEL brand styles. Product improvements will be accomplished through fundamental advances in blending, flavoring, construction, and application of new technologies. II. Research Outline A. Exploratory Research Teams 1. Cigarette Design/Delivery . Cigarette Design Technology (Applied) b. Smoke Formation/Transport (Fundamental) c. Sensory Evaluation Division (Technical Services) d. Marketing Development Department fa 2. High Nicotine/High Impact Blends a. Tobacco Blending Division (Applied) b. Flavor Division (Applied) c. Process Technology (Brand R&D) d. Sensory Evaluation Division (Technical Services) e. Marketing Development Department 3. New/Modified Processed Tobaccos a. Process Technology (Brand R&D) b. Process Development (Process Technology & Development) c. Advanced Process Technology (Process Technology & Development) . Toxicology Research (Biochemical/Biobehavioral) . Leaf Technology (Brand R&D) . Sensory Evaluation Division (Technical Services) . Marketing Development Department ma tho A Oo Oo 197) ol N — “] (0 i
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¥® toa eer rere eee e res veer ee 2 " (Give the Meltgwarg intecmé tion tor sit pectespongl pend. «aint on pose 3, beginning wath tne Prinewot Invi fs, 4 Ose coat aan pone ain? full. ure gears td Cae a Lat ein senon) rin 5 ‘| A 9 a ns ee NAwE foohcy, John 1. , Tine, BihTHDAT : iia. Day, Yt) 2/14/35 Associate Research Biochemis ‘ LMP NATIONALITY Cr noah concen, inercete kad uf ens end capitstion dete] Capedion citizen, U.S. iia PLACE OF ttt (Cty, Sein, County! Lucan, Ontaric Canada ee ne INSTITUTION AND LOCATION | DEGRE € Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario University of Califernis, Berzeley Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario CE Mate im) Femate SCIENTIFIC FIELO YEA CONFERRED Biochemistry Biochemistry Medicine Priue'in Mathematics, Prize in et . ny HOSOKS Suvents University Incrance Scholarship, 19 G53; Chemistry, Prize in Biochewistry. Gould Mcdal on graduation; "University Scholarship, Berke). cy, 2959 . # ° ; - MAJOR he SEARCH teletal : re IN PROPOSCD PROET Vitanin Bio antagonists Co-investigator : raat se AESEARCH SUPPORT (See cateve tons) . - . wae Os Le Se . .. ‘ . : . 2 _ af ; 7 , : ~ wie ° . . “ a ar uh . rh ! re e . # ! af § . . . . ‘ a ne a i a TE AS ‘ 5 9 5 . 2 RESEARCH ARODAOR FACESSSIONAL EXPE RIEKCE (Stating vette preccal posin sn, fis spinning end expenence fclevant {0 ace ahora Lest all + eErmore representevee auitizations Go notes tcud 3 pezes for c1th ina: wicugdd Baki 1834-70. ASSCCTane Reusereh Bloghemist, univeOk Ceadtorodae tes Apoghes 2S0898; UES-be 1971-72: . Clinical Clerkship and internship, Hem:tology and Oncology. Queen's Univ., On 1967+71: ° Medical School, Queen's University, Kinasten, Onturio 1964-67: Assistant Biochemist, Dept. of Cel) Physiology, Univ, of California, Berkeley 1961~64: Research Associate, Department of Biology, @ucen's University, Ontario 1960~61: PostdoctGral Fellow under Dr. David Bonner working on the immnunochemistry . of Neurospora enzymes % . . 1957-60: Research Assistant in Biochemistry, University of California, Berkeley a, . , Publications. . . 1. Weissbach, H., Toohey, J3., ané Barker, M.A. Ysolation and Propérties of oes Coenzymes Containing Benzinidazole or bimethylbenzinidazole. Proc. : : - wat: acad. sci. 45:522, 1959, . . Continued on next pase. % : , . F Bs ; : 2 — “~~ - oo e : “ ™ 4 : ho. en re wi eer pyar epnen win 398 (FonwEALy PHS 990) . Page . , , Fog Rew. 1/73" #7 ‘ . WW. 8, SAR AONUTIT PRINTAG OPTICE a b0ta © obeot38 2 oo , e . . ° : . Ns »
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2080257713 Rittweger, Karen L. | From: Andrew Browning [Andrew_Browning@chi.leoburnett.com] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 5:40 PM To: Karen.L.Rittweger@pmusa.com Ge: Dean_Sharp@chi.leoburnett.com; Kristen_Lydon@chi.leoburnett.com; Cheryl... Smigelski@pmusa,.com; Helene, Bolanos@pmusa.com; Loren.L.Kalley@pmusa.com; Margaret.E.Codella@pmusa.cam;, Mark.A.Cavone@pmusa.com; Sonya.C.Rush@pmusa.com Subject: Marlboro Milds on the Database Karen, in order to add "Milds" to the survey three things will need to occur. 1. The survey template will need to be updated. | am working with the Corporate group on timing for the update but their initial response was a relatively quick turnaround time. 2. The database will need to be updated to capture the new information. This would only take 24-48 hours to complete. In regards to setting a default for Marlboro Milds to Menthol. At the present time Suppliers do not handle default logic due to data quality concerns. All defaults are dane on the database. The database however, is not able to handie the default you are requesting. Sf you were to default Mariboro to Milds to Menthol on the database then ail Marlboro responses would be considered Menthol (i.e. the database can not handle combination defaults). This is a change that is being investigated for Monarch. “oa andy defau ag arlbare Milks 4 ie roger wibes teat as thair fe tA 3. The data entry suppliers would need to update their programs to allow for the ren valie on the’tar level question. | have spoken with Fulfillment about timing, and due to significant programming requests and issues already on the priority list, they would prefer to wait until mid-August to bring this issue up to the Suppliers. Thus, we would not recommend changing the survey until after this point in time. In regards to your second question concerning the Regular Brand Question. The suppliers are currently set up to capture any extra information given in the Regular Brand quesiion that pertains to questions 2-5 on the current survey. That is, if only the Regular Brand question is asked and an Adult Smoker answers Marlboro Lights, then the data entry supplier captures Marlboro for the brand and populates Lights for the Tar Level. If we split out Lights and Milds then a response of Marlboro Milds to the Regular Brand Question would be captured as Mariboro for the brand,and Milds for the Tar Level. {n the short term, we could request that a response of Milds be captured as a medium. Thig would be a training issue for the suppliers versus a programming/database issue. Piease tet me know if you have any questions. / pone we Thanks, A bef v Andy ( 312-220-5514 Scot — 5 antahero
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From: Davies, Bruce D. Sent: 13 mars 2000 20:59 Ta: Solana, Rick P.; Patskan, George J.; Sanders, Edward; Walk, Roger A. Ce: King, Valerie A. Subject: RE: ACS seminar: Chemistry, Pharmacology, and taxicology of Tobacco, Marijana, and Related Substances: Pyrolysis Products i checked with Val. ¢ nec up yet | wal Pmight sug ark, Ke: er, 90, | but leave for Brazil the next morning. uoe 2078560147
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| of . @ THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 1875 STREET, NORTHWEST ROBERT J. LEWIS. WASHINGTON. DC 20006 Senior Vice President for 202/457-4806 © 300; 424-0876 Federal Relations: vn October 17, 1985 MEMORANDUM TO: Committee of Counsel aa FROM: Robert J. Lewis. .¢ | \ Son - > RE: Reconciliation Bill Senator Metzenbaum may offer, as an amendment to S. 1730 the Senate Reconciliation Bill, two changes: to the language of the Helms-Ford tobacco bill as it is included in §. 1730 -- one relating to the negotiated buy-out, the other relating to antitrust immunity. Senator Helms, through his staff, has asked for the companies' reaction to the proposed language which is enclosed. Please contact Murray Jones, (202)224-2803, with any reaction that you may have. S. 1730 is the pending business of the Senate. This amendment, and others, could. come up at any time. re Please feel free to call me if you have any questions... 1o| RJL/sr Enclosures cc: Executive Committee no : | o } Gene Knorr tf Burleigh Leonard ; we Wilson Wyatt p> 900992T202
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Coalition for Responsible Tobacco Aetailing PM Box a747a ~ Washington. Dt 20038-7479 202-855-3005 Website: htt //tituinerard ang National Association of Convenience Stores Foou Marketing Instilute Wational Grocers Assnciation international Mass Retail Association American Kholesale Narkaters dissociation 4AT50 fepresenting America’s Travel Plazas and Truckstags Foad Bistritutars international National Association of Chain Drug Stores National Retail Federation Smokeless Tobacce Councd The Tobacco Institute Society of Independent Gasaline Marketers of America National Association of Potice Urganizations National Licensed Heverage Association Petroleum Marketers Association of America Service Station fealers af America and Allleg Trades MEMORANDUM TO: Carolyn Brinkley (336) 741-5607 Sandy Gutierrez Davila (787) 790-1030 Janice McDaniel (917) 663-5565 Denise Santos (787) 273-0175 FROM: Read deButts (202) 898-2448 DATE: March 5, 1999 RE: ‘ We Card Puerto Rico Following our meeting 2 weeks ago, | am circulating a budget estimate to get a We Card program launched in Puerto Rico. Some of these numbers need review by Sandy and Denise to make sure they are realistic for activities in Puerto Rico. Please review this attached budget and ca me with your questions and comments. I’ll organize a call once you’ ve had a chance to look over the attached. T would expect our next step to be a conference call discussion on how/when to proceed. Regards. Attachments -- 2 pages é b 986819S¢0z
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C Town of pump River ne TAYLOR COUNTY, WISCONSIN _ PO February 2h, 1978 Robert W. Schroeder Exnieir /. Schroeder, Gedlen, Riester & Meerke Attorneys and Counselors : 212 West Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 Dear Sir: Re: Senate Bill 195 “ (Anti-Smoking Bill) Robert, I am very happy you wrote me because we people up here in the hinterland don't hear very much about these Bills, and who is lobbying for or against them, until they ' pass. ; I AM VERY MUCH IN FAVOR OF THIS BILL because I myself was a smoker for about 0 years. Now, here I sit with an ‘ oxygen tank in my hands trying to get enough air to survive. I applaud every young man and every young woman who chooses not to smoke. They show respect for the rights of others by first demonstrating respect for their own bodies. What a thoughtful example they are to all people (everyone from the ‘youngest infant to the oldest great grandparent) when they refuse to follow the example of their smoking elders. It is adults who smoke who should be shamed by them. How asinine ' of those adults who smoke to ask that they be allowed to continue that travesty! , I am glad you indicated that your firm is Legislative Counsel for the Tobacco Institute. Now, please show self-respect and respect for the rights of ALL people who breathe air, by in- sisting that tobacco find other legitimate uses--uses which do- -: not infringe on the rights of all human beings who have a right. to breathe unpolluted air. _ & lye ef I know I can't defeat you lawyers but-I can keep "pecking away™ and maybe, some day, I can sit down in a public place to eat without having smoke blown into my face; maybe I can listen to a soeech or hear some music in a public place without enduring cigerette smoke and maybe I can consult a doctor without being asphyxiated by cigarette smoke in the waiting room before L get to see him. , er -egzpesoss * Just last night I consulted my doctor because I was choking. You can be sure I will contact my representative and tell him T will hold him personally res P ONE nae this bill fails to pass. ; CB? ory Ca Sincerely, ve Edward H. Manglos, CHAIRMAN EHMé/hm 680534263 PRODUC] ED FROM B&W WEI Town of Jump River - Taylor Co., Wisconsin
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From: Ward, Jerry on Mon, Jul 8, 1996 11:11 AM Subject: Records Retention To: Desel, Paula; Lynch, Bill Cc: Harkins, Brian File(s): RRmem96.doc; RRpsum96.doc; RRsch96.xls Attached is a records retention memo/procedure and related attachments that I plan to distribute within LS.. Please review and let me know if you have any issues or concerns. John Mulderig reviewed and approved this a year or so ago but I just want to make sure this approach is still ok. I would appreciate your input. ESLZ6/19L02
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Biographical Sketch John Sperrin Chant Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Harvard University 7 Divinity Avenue Cambridge MA 02138 617-496-9003 EDUCATION: Ph. D. in Genetics, 1990; Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of California, San Francisco. Thesis title: Bud-site selection in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Advisor: Ira Herskowitz. B. Sc. (Honours) in Biochemistry, 1985; University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. APPOINTMENTS: Assistant Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Harvard University, 1993-present. Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Laboratory of John R. Pringle) Department of Biology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1990-1991. Department of Biology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1991-1993, Graduate Student (Laboratory of Ira Herskowitz), Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of California, San Francisco, 1986-1990. Undergraduate Research Assistant (Laboratory of Patrick Dennis), University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 1984-1985. AWARDS AND HONOURS: Invited speaker: International Mycology Congress, August, 1994. 35th Annual Southeastern Regional Development Conference, May 14-16, 1993. 1993 Forum on Plant Biology at the University of Wisconsin--Madison, April 24-25th, 1993. British Society for Cell Biology Meeting on Intracellular Vesicular Transport, April 13- 16th, 1993. Gordon Research Conference on Molecular Membrane Biology, August 12-16, 1993 West Coast Society for Developmental Biology, Annual Meeting, 1990. NIH RO! Grant: Spatial Patterns of Budding in Yeast, 1993-1998. Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Research Fellowship, 1990-1992. International Youth Year Special Studentship (Medical Research Council of Canada), 1986-1990. National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada Postgraduate Fellowship, 1985- 1986. Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship, University of California, 1986, 1987.
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FF Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middle): a BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH NAME POSITION TITLE BIRTHDATE Frampton, Mark W. Associsate Professor of Medicine February 6, 1947 EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate and include postdoctoral training) ny TT INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR FIELD OF STUDY CONFERRED nn ne SET California State University, 1969 Mathematics, Long Beach, CA Microbiology New York University, M.D. 1973 Medicine New York, NY RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1973-1976 Intern and Resident in Internal Medicine, Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo, New York 1976-1985 Engaged in private practice of Internal Medicine, Williamson, New York 1985-1988 Instructor and Fellow, Pulmonary and Critical Care Unit, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, New York 1988-1993 Assistant Professor of Medicine, Pulmonary and Critical Care Unit, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, New York 1993- Associate Professor of Medicine and Environmental Medicine, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, New York HONORS: Fellow, American College of Physicians (1985) SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (from a total of 26): Frampton MW, Smeglin AM, Roberts NJ Jr, Finkelstein JN, Morrow PE, Utell MJ. Nitrogen dioxide exposure in vivo and human alveolar macrophage inactivation of influenza virus in vitro. Environ Res 48:179-192, 1989. Frampton MW, Finkelstein JN, Roberts NJ Jr, Smeglin AM, Morrow PE, Utell MJ. Effects of nitrogen dioxide exposure on bronchoalveolar lavage proteins in humans. Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol 1:499-505, 1989. Frampton MW, Roberts NJ Jr. Respiratory infection and oxidants. In: Utell MJ, Frank R, eds. Susceptibility to Inhaled Pollutants. Philadelphia: American Society for Testing and Materials, pp. 182-191, 1989. Frampton MW, Roberts Nd Jr, Finkelstein JN, Morrow PE, Utell MJ. Effects of exposure to ambient levels of NO@: is host defense altered in humans? Air and Waste Management Association 90-147.4:1-15, 1990. Anderson CL, Looney RJ, Culp DJ, Ryan DH, Fleit HB, Utell MJ, Frampton MW, Manganiello PD, Guyre PM. Alveolar and peritoneal macrophages bear three distinct classes of Fc receptors for IgG. J Immunol 145:196-201, 1990. a PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91) Page FF
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Chaikin, Karen From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 10:39 AM To: ‘Lisa Buckley’ Subject: RE: B&GC Proposal great thanks. If I'm not here when you call, leave me a voice message. As | hope to have ok to proceed on the 3 other proposals on Monday, do try to reach me later in the day so | can share feedback w/ you. Have a great weekend. KC Youth Smoking Prevention O8ENSZLSB80Z~
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Author: Carol R. Miller Date: August 11, 1986 LIN ¢9F A Notebook Pages: Dated: Department: Fundamental R&D Previous Reports: R&DM, 1986, No. 12] Division: Agricultural Science R&DM, 1986, No. 122 R&DM, 1986, No. 123 R&DM, 1986, No. 124 No. of Pages: 4 @sn) Project No.: 0600 - International Projects CONFIDEN Er ; ay BRAZIL TRIP REPORT, DECEMBER 8-18, 1985 OBJECTIVES: (1) Accompany Dr. Guy Gooding, NCSU, to Brazil to observe and identify a virus-like disease of tobacco. (2) Review and observe the operation of the forced-air curing system installed in selected flue-cured tobacco barns. (3) Review other field tests and production programs. SUMMARY: In November, 1985, a virus-like disease of tobacco was observed that has the potential of threatening much of the Brazilian crop. Dr. Guy Gooding, NCSU phytopathologist and virus expert, agreed to conduct an on-site investigation of the disease. His observations, on-site antigen-antibody reactions, and subsequent laboratory tests demonstrated conclusively that the disease is caused by the tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV). The operation of several experimental forced-air curing systems, designed by Mr. Mike Bernard, and installed in flue-cured tobacco barns, was observed. In all cases, tobacco cured in the modified barns, as compared to that of conventional barns, exhibited a significantly deeper-orange color and a sweeter aroma. Most field investigation plots were beginning to suffer from the lack of rain; however, they will still produce valuable data. Most tests were set to the field early and are currently being harvested. KEYWORDS: Brazil, Curing, Disease, Seed, Flue-Cured Tobacco, Irrigation, Tomato Spotted Wilt, Varieties, Virus STATUS: This is an ongoing project. Future recommendations and research proposals are primarily contingent upon the results of the current experiments. -l- Sind 2LS0S
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A. R. Nagle R. O. Stewart C. 8. Muije Cy. Broach DATE: March 21, 1977 SUBJECT: Qualitative Research : Tais recommends that the Brand Groups have the option to conduct gualitetive research for product concept und advertising campuign g through its advertising agencies ar new Products consult, Rationale 7 The Brand Groups have the Frimary responsibility to develos product cance pts and advertising campaigns; Marketing Research has the primary responsi? 7 S°to evaluate those concepis/campaigns developed. The basic rationale for my "proposal deals with delegating ¢ thority te the Brand Groups commensurate with that responsibility while, at the same time, not conflicting with Marketi tees Research's responsibility. . : : To meet its respons ‘bility for concept/campaign development, the Brard Groups work through vertising agencies and new preducts consultants. The quality of the concepts/cumpaigis developed is highly dependent upon the combined judgment, intuition and creative capacity of -he individuals involved. ‘Phat quality clso is on waat the individual's performance is based, Recanse of these ctors, lL believe the Brand Groups, who have the ultimcie tlity, also should have the latitude to determine who will conduct qualitative research. 2 Qualitative research is highly interpretational. That is ics prime defic.eney. However, that te ts prime benefit to the Brand Groups. Ll is the interpretstion which is important since it aids the Brand Groups in their judgments shout a concept or campaign. lt is their judgment on wh:c ly in recemmending concepts/campaigns for evaluation. Tas, [believe il is ap: Brand Groups should have the avthority to determ Hien needs, design how that information wit! be obta:ned, and irterpret the results. Te exercise thi who conducts 4 an advertising auliority, the Brand Groups sheule kave the aption + itative research. Ti options ave: B&W Marketing gency, or anew products consultant. [tis nov my imention to 680136612
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anne Original Message----- From: Tapie, Monique N. Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 5:42 PM To: Griege, Jessica W.; Atkinson, Linda; Berlind, Mark; 'boiiman@bsmg.com’; Borel, Thomas; Cooper, David; Culley, Elizabeth; D'Angelo, Stephanie E.; Duchesne, Steve R. (BSMG); Ferry, Denise M.; Fisher, Scott; Goldman, Rachelle; Gross, Deane; Harris, Peter L. (PLH); Hoel, John; Johnson, Rene; Kaplan, Robert; Laufer, David; ‘laufer@forumstrategies.com’; Marden, Roy; Martin, Maria L. (NYO); McCormick, Brendan J.; McFadden, Vanessa; Ostronic, John; Pabst, Joanne; Paluszek, Matt; Pfeil, Michael E.; Poole, Jay; Prager, Greg; Roberts, Peggy; Ryan, Thomas M; 'Scott Williams’; Sorrells, John; 'steve mcmahon’; Syivia, David; Washington, Shuanise; Wilson, Gregory B, (PMUSA) Subject: Reminder -- Tobacco Action Team Meeting June 14 Today's Tobacco Action Team meeting will be held at 11 a.m. The dial-in information is as follows: Dial in number: 888-476-3752 Participant Code 524353* (Host Code 163784) *New York participants will continue to meet in conference room 25A. Thanks Monique N. Tapie x2723 Tracking: Recipient Read Sutton, Joann (FGA) Read: 6/18/2001 9:48 AM V06L19259802
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From: Robinson, Yvette on Wed, Jun 25, 1997 10:10 AM Subject: RE: Club B&H Chicago To: Nivar, May Tassume you are handling. Thanks. VEET8660L0E
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Weston, Ernie W. Tuesday, March 23, 1999 4:48 PM Jarge, Jorge A.; Matthews, Clay T. Callaham, William T. (Tim); Chemla, Marc R.; Gautam, Navin; Laslie, Don E.; Newman, Ken A.; Spruill, Janet Merit 1 GCC - revised memo 2078607589
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cP Aamo MAR- it ~97 13:15 FROM: ARNOLD&PORTER WASH. ~ [#12 PARE Special Gases an ovsracng umt of The BOG Group, inc. * Union Landing & River Roads P.O, Drawer No, 272 Riverton New Jersey 08077 Tetephone: Marketing; 609-829-7878 Prod. & Admin; 609-829-7914 international; 609-829-7917 ANALYTICAL REPORT fo: AIG.Richmond 920 Bickerstaff Road Richmond, VA 23222 f Material, Submitted: Specifisation Number: N/A “ Gas Chromatograph -f Method of Analysis: 1@@Gppm Acetaldehyde,, 1D:2@2 942 5999 SLAIS7 e Date Reported: @6-92-24 fest Numbec: 48524 @6-O2-24 Fill Dare: Nitrogen Concen on { $41 ppa Balance’. 3 . - 4 (- amt of SAUSEEIATL ONE Cylinder No. cc~20697, ent A cation Acetaldehyde .- 1000 pen Nitrogen Balance 4 PLEASE RETURN TO r CENTRAL FILE R & D> ; 1bO NOT DESTROY 4 f / : 5 f 7 eet Tiyso0z
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A a) December 27, 1965 ; ’ ¢ ‘ t¢# Donald J, Massaro, N.D. | Chief, Pulmonary Diseace Research Laboratory V. A, Hospiter {| °. 50 Irving Street, °N.W. Waghington,, D.C, 20422 ‘ Dear Doctor Massaro: { Upon the recommendation of the Scientific Advisory hoard to the Council For Tobacco Kesearch, a financial grant has been approved in the amount of 49,870.00, "for study of comparative racial prevalence of chronic broncnitis”’, in accordance with the application filed by you under date of October 27, 1965. Se oe a It is understood that this greut 16 made subject to acceptance by the appropriate institutional autborities. ? 7 s The board has taken into account your estimate that the project “will ‘extend through two yeara, and if ig anticipated that, following a re- view-of progress in the first year) and the receipt of an application for renewal, prior consideration will be given to your needs in the alloeation of fuyds jn the succeeding year. yet Please refer to the Statement of Policy containing the condi- thige ed terms uncer woids the above-mentioned grant ig to be administered, , kWhich i enclosed, Po | . Qo in preparisg semiannual progress reports ve will appreciate it | _ if you will use the format show on the enclosed sample and furnish ws with ‘ 15 copies. We would also like to be advised of any published papers result- ing from thie grant. When reprints arc available we would appreciate 25 copies. ’ i: $ The. Counoil For Tobacco Kepearch will make an announcement of thie award in the Annual Keport of the Scientific Director and in press re- . leases according to eutebdlished practiv¢e. Ie : "pny questions of @ acientific nature that may arise concerning J | cg the project should be réferred to Dr. Robert CG, Hockett, Associate Scientific . Ss Direetor, and we will appreciate your keeping him informed of progress at . intervals, , a After digcussing the approval of -the:project with the proper of- | ’ fioers of your institution, will you please. nority wsi gf your acceptance of this grant under the stated terns and indicate the dste Gpon which it will ’ become actives. . ; “< ai) 4 a 5 . t.OC«F . , , # ee 2 : ’) t ! ; % 7 ‘ ete t 3 x ee . . f q a a a bo
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ECUSTA PAPER DIVISION Clin \.. ; - COPY! PIBGAH FOREGT; NORTH CAROLINA #8708 Oo LIN M A T H I E 8 ON Cc H EF MICA L April 5, 1971 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Reynolds Building North Main Street Winsten+Salem, North Carolina 27102 Attention: Mr. Calary Dear Mr. Calarys When visiting with Mr. Kent Crouch last week, I mentioned that we had one pallet of 29622 plug wrap in which the porosity would vary past the tight side (450 sec/100 mi/sq. -) of specifications and we would like to have his appraisal of influence on sealing. Mr. Crouch was agreeable to our including this pallet in a forthcoming shipment. ~~ We plan to ship this pallet April 15 against your order 71-08273-00. The pallet will be sent to the attention of K. 0. Crouch and marked “SPECIAL POROSITY - ‘HOLD FOR TEST". At the time of shipment we will advise you shipping details. Your cooperation in making this evaluation is sincerely appreciated, 4 . Sincerely, a a Aé. Lhogaoge . a ee . tional Manager ~ - ic Tobaeco Industry Products J. R. Thompson/hp BEST COPY, ces XK. ©. Crouch ~ c O R P O R A T 1 LELS LZn0s Oo N
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From: Lyons, Mary M. Te: Martin, Timothy G.; Lane, Steven H. cc: BCC; Primary Date: 7/17/1998 11:05:09 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Jul-17 11:05:09 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Jul-17 11:05:09 Received Date: 1998-Jul-17 11:05:09 Subject: TI Meeting Attachments: Tim, Steve, Joe said he cannot change his 8:00 meeting on July 31. I told Paul Braxton this and also that Joe said we could be finished by 12:00 is they need to be. Paul said to leave the TI meeting as is at 10:00 a.m. Thanks. Mary RJR0000000004048798 70012 7422 Zep 06228
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2073826651 From: Merlo, Ellen Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 4:36 PM ; To: Barrington, Marty; Beran, Dave; Johnson, Craig; Levy, Carolyn; Lund, Nancy; Milby, David; Murphy, Ken; Nelson, John; 'Steele, Harry’; Szymanczyk, Mike Subject: FW: Requested articles fyi.
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From: Subject: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A, INTER - OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y, 10017 Mr. V.Jd. Buccellato Date: May 9, 1979 James Spector Marlboro Lights Box In addition to the two highly-developed Marlboro Lights markets (Minneapolis and Phoenix) that we suggested as test areas for Marlboro Lights Box, we would also recommend conducting the test in a below average Marlboro Lights market. We have found that a number of the weaker Marlboro Lights markets are also strong box areas. As such, a box packing in these markets may compli- ment the soft pack and improve the overall performance of the Lights! packings. We would suggest New Orleans as a test market for this purpose. The pertinent information om this area is attached. JS:hg Attachment ec: A.J, Bissmeyer R.A. Fitzmaurice J.N. Zoler SOR ROESHO2
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Name Title Birthdate (Mo., Day, Yr.) John DiGiovanni Associate Prof. of Experimental 1/11/51 Carcinogenesis (Biochemistry) Year Institution and Location Degree Conferred Field of Study University of Washington BS. 1974 Pharmacy Seattle, Washington University of Washington Ph.D. 1978 Pharmacology Seattle, Washington Honors NSF-URP Research Awards, 1972 and 1973 Rho Chi Award, 1973 National Kilmer Prize, 1974 Certificate of High Scholarship, University of Washington, 1974 Research and/or Profession Experience 1974-1978 NIH Predoctoral Trainee, University of Washington. 1978-1980 Postdoctoral Trainee, McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. 1980-1982 Research Associate, The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Philadelphia, PA. 1982-1983 Assistant Professor, The Wistar Instittte of Anatomy and Biology, Philadelphia, PA. 1983-present Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pharmacclogy, The Univ. of Texas at Austin, College of Pharmacy, Austin, TX. 1983-1986 Assistant Biochemist and Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, The Univ. of Texas System Cancer Center, Science Park-Research Division, Smithville, TX. 1983-present Visiting Member of the Graduate Faculty of Texas A&M University, Depart. of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, College Station, TX. 1986-present Associate Biochemist and Associate Professor of Experimental Carcinogenesis (Biochemistry), The University of Texas System Cancer Center, Science Park-Research Division, Smithville, TX. Selected Publications (from a list of 56): DiGiovanni, J., Sina, J.G., Ashurst, S.W., Singer, J.M., and Diamond, L. 1983. Benzo[ ajpyrene and 7,12-dimethylbenz[ aJanthracene metabolism and DNA-adduct forma- tion in primary cultures of hamster epidermal cells. Cancer Res., 43:163-170. Ashurst, S.W., Cohen, G.M., Nesnow, 5., DiGiovanni, J., and Slaga, T.d. 1983. Formation of benzo(a)pyrene~DNA-adducts and their relationship to tumorigenesis in mouse epidermis. Cancer Res., 43:1024-1029,
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From: Smith, Jan Fulton To: Brinkley, Carolyn G. CC: Turner, Vivian L. BCC: Primary Date: 9/24/1998 7:47:45 AM Last Modified Date: 1998-Sep-24 07:47:47 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Sep-24 07:47:45 Received Date: 1998-Sep-24 07:47:45 Subject: Puerto Rico {F} Attachments: Carolyn, I think we should help, too. (TAC? Company? or ER?) If you or Vivian want more info, see this morning's Winston-Salem Journal. Denise Santos told me you just haven't ever seen anything like it -- in terms of how it cut such a wide swath across Puerto Rico. Jan -----Original Message----- From: Brinkley, Carolyn G. Sent: Thursday, September 24, 1998 9:24 AM To: Smith, Jan Fulton Subject: RE: Puerto Rico I will talk to Dottie about collecting money for our employees affected by the hurricane. I personally think we should do something to help our co-workers. I let you know as soon as I talk with Dottie. cb woe Original Message----- From: Smith, Jan Fulton Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 1998 2:59 PM To: Singleton, John W.; Moskowitz, Seth W.; Payne, Maura; Crosslin, Carole S.; Williams, Richard L. Cc: Payne, Tommy J.; Brinkley, Carolyn G. Subject: Puerto Rico FYI to PR... We've gotten a couple calls from local media asking if RJR has a plant in Puerto Rico, and impact from hurricane. FYI, if you get one of these calls: --RJR Intemational has an office in San Juan and a cigarette RJRO000000003087393 70011 0268 eS8e LeZz¢
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2080185536 Ostern, Eric - *t a From: BTINLSEY {btinsley@rft.org] Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 5:28 PM To: Ostern, Eric Subject: RE: First Tee National Association Meeting Eric: Excuse delay, | have some answers for you. 1. Chapters are planned for San Antonio and Philadelphia. Chapter operating in Columbus Ohio. 2. First Tee wants you to speak with Len Stachitas about the sponsorship. His telephone number is: 904-940-4305. 3. The grants that First Tee awards to chapters vary between $20,000 and $100,000 based on development criteria. | am not aware of the specifics,but can get those from HQ if you need the info. National also helps chapters with fundraising activities and Len can be specific on that issue 4. | don't recall Fred's comment regarding the PGA. | am following that one. | will let you know the specifics. First Tee states that the packets have been mailed to you and Charles. Have a great weekend. Bill Tinsley
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AT 625 (1-9 THE Memorandum AMERICAN TOBACCO - COMPANY To From Rel. Mr. R.E. Smith, Vice President - Brand Management Feb. 18, 1992 Mr. R.M. Spight, Senior Director/Merchandising and Promotion J.M. Murray, Product Manager L.c. Whiting, Sales Promotion Services Manager APPROVAL RECOMMENDATION: CARLTON ASSAULT W-3 EXPANSION The following proposal recommends funding an expansion of the CARLTON Assault effort to Section W-3. Total estimated costs are $1,920,000. BACKGROUND The CARLTON Assault is a fully integrated effort with all the key elements (Advertising, Direct and Promotion) focused to create maximum pressure against the retail environment and competitive smokers. It is a swift and powerful program designed to build business and capture new share. The Assault program is a strategic tool reserved for highly developed growth opportunity areas -- success breeds success. To achieve full impact, we continue to believe a full year of activity is required. Thereafter, the Assault strategy moves on to another strong area. Section W-3 is our strongest CARLTON area with a 145 SDI (2.29 share). W-3 represents 6.64% of population and, more importantly, 9.61% of CARLTON sales. W-3 is also scheduled to participate in the 1992 Future Bold expansion which will provide added S/O support. CONNECTICUT ASSAULT RESULTS MSA, which covers the entire store universe, is showing a positive CARLTON share trend. Due to shipment volatility, we are examining three month moving shares. 970151581 PRODUC] ED FROM B&W WEI I W n Ky I
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* Auoeust 19, 1971 Me. Cyril F. Retsko senior Vice President and General Counsel American Brands, Inc. 245 Park Avenue New York, New York 10017 Dear Cy: This will acknowledge with thanks receipt of check to The Council in the amount of $29,400.00, representing your Company's twelfth assessment to replenish the Special Protects fund, Sincerely, Ww. oT. Hoyt Beecutive Vice President WIH:ek CTR SP-FILE 11026646 un
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- woe . PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED Ben Os, ; INTER-OFFICE. CORRESPONDENCE ‘ & - 100 Park Avenue, New York; N.Y..10017 Tor See Distribution | ; Date? June 11, 1974 - From: ". Frank A. Saunders Subject: _¢ The attached! statement. regarding the New York Board of Health “no smoking area" proposal has been hand delivered to New York newspapers at the request of Bill Kloepfier of The Tobacco Institute. Oo. Twenty copies were also handed out iin Room 9 oe (the newsroom) at City Hall. ” Diskuibution: —_— | Messrs. Joseph F. Cullman. 3rd - . George Weissman . : Ross R. Millhiser _ James C. Bowling . Clifford H. Goldsmith C. Gilbert Collingwood John T. Landry Thomas F. Ahrensfeld Robert H. Cremin Alexander Holtzman SOOT 82.5960
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2078851793 From: Nelson, John R. (Jack) Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 5:39 PM To: Barrington, Marty; Beran, Dave; Johnson, Craig; Levy, Carolyn; Lund, Nancy; Merlo, Ellen; Milby, David; Murphy, Ken; Steele, Harry; Willard, Howard Subject: FW: Meeting with Connolly Please see below (in blue bold) the reactions of the public health authorities in Mass. to Rick Solana et al's presentation and our recent changes in brand advertising policies..
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eerie mh Rent mann eye tent nner tc ence epee riginal Message----- Jody Power {SMTP powem0s@mic.duke.ecu| Tuesday, July 03, 2004 2:41 PM Loreen.L.Carchman@pmusa.com Subject: Agreement with Duke/Dr, Rose Dear Loreen, Regarding Dr. Rose's clinical contract, one fast minute issue has been brought to our attention. Dr. Rose does much, if not all, of his work at the VA Hospital and holds dual appointments at Duke and the VA. We are now having te incorporate a term into the inventions language of all agreernents for our dual appointee Investigators that acknowledges this by reading as follows: GLezessa0c
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-- Forwarded by Ricardo E Ugarte/WinstonStrawn/Brave on 01/07/99 06:14 PM CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK PRODUCT OF RETAINED OUTSIDE COUNSEL # Ricardo E Ugarte "01/06/99 06:23 PM To: Privilege & Crime Fraud Committee cc: Nancy Kim/WinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo, David Love/WinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo, Thomas J Frederick/WinstonStrawn/Bravo@Bravo Subject: Missouri AG - Return of Bliley Documents It appears that there are possible complications concerning the above. Please refer to the attached letter. Mo-ag.bl VPCO8LIFLOT
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Koller, Debbie Ce: Subject: Koller, Debbie Friday, December 21, 2001 1:41 PM Jupe, Richard Patskan, George J. FW: Catechol V8SP89LsS80c
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Curriculum Vitae Ella S. Lindenbaum, Ph.D. PERSONAL Name: Ella S. Lindenbaum Address: 16, 2nd of November Street, Haifa, Israel Tel. No.: 04/332997 Date of Birth: April 15, 1932 Place of Birth: Jerusalem, Israel Married: Yes Children: None EDUCATION Ph.D., Anatomy/Histology, New York University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, New York City, 1962, B.Sc., Physical Therapy, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York City, 1956. MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Association of Anatomists The Israeli Society for Clinical Research Israel Society for Anatomical Sciences The Israeli Society of Histo- and Cyto-chemistry Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, International Chapter. The European Society for Microcirculation HONORS/AWARDS Sigma Xi — Elected 1962, New York University NYU Founder’s Day Scholastic Award, 1963 National Science Foundation Scholarship — Summer Workshop in Endocrinology at Washington University, Seattle, Washington, 1966 President-elect of the Israel Society for Anatomical Sciences, 1983-84 President of the Israel Society for Anatomical Sciences, 1984-86 Israel Representative to the International Committee of Delegates of the International Symposium on Morphological Sciences, 1986 Polishuk Award for Research in Basic Sciences by Israel Endocrinology Association, 1986 50565399
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----Original Message---~ From: Flowers, Sheila Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 2:39 PM To: Baigley, Annemarie; Kiely, Marianne Subject: RE: SGA mtg, - YSP booklets We're at 400 now, we could either put it in the welcome packets on at each seat in the ballroom before the general session. ‘ VL88LP9C80C
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gravure west February 25, 1977 Ms. Jane Bonia Parade Publications, Inc. 733 Third Avenue New York, New York 10017 4/71 3 [21 on Dear Jane: a This letter is to notify you that Gravure West received 258 cartons of Vantage ansercards. They arrived in a padlocked truck and were in good con- dition. The card numbers ran from 00,000,001 to 03,741,000. Very truly yours, GRAVURE WEST extaund dmenria WA RB: mb wn Qo rs) Pw o o w oe ia 4900 east 50th street, los angeles, california 9O0O5B, (213) 583-4101
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From: Reese, Robert Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 12:23 PM To: Berlind, Mark Subject: Richmond Mig. Should | invite Jeff Richmond and Bob Jones, both, one or neither? Bob Reese Philip Morris Management Corp. 1341 G ST., N.W. Washington, DC 20005 202/637-1526 robert.reese@us.pm.com Tracking: Recipient Reese, Robert 160 Read Read: 1/29/2002 12:28 PM V6ETTBLS80T
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PHIT:IP MORRTS MANAGEMENT CORP. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 @... Ronald ned DATE: November 12, 1993 FROM: William Lynch, Records Management SUBJECT: DISPOSITION OF NYO INVENTORY ITEMS Records Management has been asked by Senior Management to notify departments who maintain non-record items at the Carlstadt Records Center of their inventory and request their review. The attached NYO Inventory Item Printout lists materials from your department stored at the Carlstadt, N.J. facility. In addition, a Disposition Form is also enclosed for your completion. Due to facility space constraints and a lack of retrieval activity, we are asking that you review the items and, if they are no longer required to conduct Company business, authorize destruction or reduce inventory balance. To approve destruction, please enter your authorized signature in the space provided on Part A. If the items have to be stored, or the inventory count reduced, provide instructions and enter your signature on Part B. A response is appreciated within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of this notice. Upon return of the Disposition Forms, a report will be — for John Tucker. . Thank you in advance for your assistance. Attachments O2rrsgtgoz
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College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University | New York, N.Y. 10032 'DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE 630 West 168th Street February 13, 1996 Associate Research Director The Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc. ' 900 Third Ave. | New York, NY 10022 Arthur D, Eisenberg, Ph.D. : le aX NEyV Dear Dr. Eisenberg: Enclosed you will find a copy of a preliminary a proposal which my colleagues and I would like to for Tobacco Research. This proposal is entitled I am the Principal Investigator for this project and my colleague Dr. Max E. Gottesman will serve as Co-Investigator. We estimate that this work will require three years to complete and consequently the duration of the grant will be for this period. Direct costs for the first year of this study will be approximately $70,000 and will consist of only salary, supplies and animal boarding costs. | Along with a three page narrative summary of the proposed research, you will find copies of ' Dr. Gottesman’s and my NIH Biographical Sketches and one copy each of two manuscripts which are related to the proposed project. | Tf any questions regarding this application arise, I can be contacted by telephone at (212) 305- | 5429 or by FAX at (212) 305-5384. I wish to thank you for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, r Whar S: (aren William S. Blaner, Ph.D. Associate Professor
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~---Original Message--~- From: Drinkwater, Fran F. Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 1998 9:14 AM To: Saunders, Dawn C.; Bowen, Samuel C. Subject: Summary of Amm Test nh3testresults.doc 15NH31198.doc BL plant runs 11-3 11-4 11-6... eng SP ivtiedunedan 0S2699S 1802
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« CAMEL ISSUES (November 27, 1995) 1 Excess November Caps ~2,408 excess caps in GATX non-standard Inventory and will be moved tostandard | Sn] @ inventory against PO 95-44605, These excess caps will impact Program # 601033 with an additional $3,010. 2 March POS Changeover ~Will all the transparencies by maeeLgy ee ne for in Lee - ke 28 1¢ 3 Mega Carton Display Kits “ e 672, 498- 4 & Fea ” state ‘wd ae 24/9 a. Who produces displays and pays for them? b. POS for Kits: 1- 2-Sided Mega Display Riser Card (Same size as 36" Enhanced Canopy Cd) 2- Large Paster 3- 2 Large Pricing Starbursts 4- 300 Carton "L." Sleeves &- Display - Not to be packed in kit. Open Order to the field. 6- 2 Side Cards (Dimensons unknown) _ dim c. When will we have final dimensions of Riser Cards and Side Cards? | d, 250,000 Military “L" Sleeves have separate code to order (cc 604362) g ee Disp! 4 2nd/3rd Quarters Promotions June WORN D+. pe LEKcese DPC Dive a. June B3G3F - Packaging Design? Oe b. July B3GF Premium - T-Shirt or Tank Top? Name generation NOT Paotage Pald 1- Commitment for Shirt and Color 20-Dec - 2. Art for Shirt Graphics 30-Dec E> 3- Commitment to Shirt Quantity 2-Jan : c. July §.35/Pack DPC - Using the same display design? Kew Commodity Code? d. July Mega Carton Display Kit - Re-Run or new Creative? Same Pieces of Support Mat'ls? —— e. July Mega Pack Display Kit - B3GF T-Shirt or Tank Top? Will It be the same as National Promotion? 1- Will the promlum be same as National program and to include same packaging and POS? x 2- What kind of display will we use? (Charlie D working on Maga Pack Display like Mega Carton Display? f. Are the displays we are using to be generic but sized to fit individual programs ordvill we have the riser card printed on the display to make them offer s: ecific?, 92 on prone are. 5 December, 1996, Incremental Promotion “as oe a: : Jim (Reminder Only) es sell 6 General Market Event Tent Per KB Hedrick, tents to produced in 1995 and drop shipped to specified locations. Jim Additionally, he is cutting PO and paying for them and Finance will need to transfer the funds to him. bt} 4 Buydown P.O.S. Steven & a. Current inventory of 1995 Buydown POS: ; ar Dump Bin Riser Card 487562 3980 SKU's Avallable | “I Premium Riser Card 487665 4041 SKU's Avaliable = | Starburst 487571 $863 SKU's Available | a | Large Pricing Paster 492191 1716 SKU's Available : ’ e@ Large Pricing 24" PMC 492194 6093 SKU's Available Ex Large Paster 483350 1761 SKU's Available b. Current inventory of Q4 Pricing Kits: i : Cam/Winston Pricing Kits 602716 12, 643 sku! 's Available “ Issues
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Kortllond MEMORANDUM TO: All Employees FROM: A. W. Spears SUBJECT: USA TODAY - PHONE SURVEY see et — ERONE SURVEY "Final results are in from a phone- in survey by USA TODAY and USA TODAY: THE TELEVISION SHOW wee ees OE TELEVISION SHOW °o n the question: Should smoking be banned in all public places? NO, say 64,711 callers vs. 55,208 endorsing such a ban." That's the way USA TODAY reported the results in today's edition. That's all that was written, no more. tf can assure you that if the vote had gone the other way, the results would have been spread across page one. We won 54% - 463. We won’ because we did something. We won because many of you took the time to be heard. I honestly believe if we hadn't acted, USA TODAY woulda have had a front page story. My thanks to you are boundless; may your Thanksgiving wonderful as mine will now be. () i} L Cera & / be as ome | aoa 28S6E668
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-----Original Message--— From: Huray, Kim P. Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 2:36 PM To: Arbetter, Louis Cc: Rafferty, Sheiby J. Subject: Party Zone items Lou, Any feedback? kim VESS9EPO80Z
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From: Wall, Chuck Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 9:24 AM To: Berlind, Mark ca Walshe, Liz Subject: RE: Compiiance Task Force Dinner Mark: | agree. An excellent idea. Please check with Liz about the date. I'll give thought to anyone else we should invite. Chuck CILSPLLS807
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oN, May 20, 1982 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WINSTON Ultra Lights 85/Merit Ultra Lights 85 1982 Competitive Product Test (MDD #82-31105) Background This competitive product test was conducted in late March, 1982, to provide an assessment of current WINSTON's Ultra Lights 85 performance relative to its marketing action standards. The previous competitive test (August, 1981) showed WINSTON Ultra Lights 85 to be at parity with Merit Ultra Lights 85 among the current action standard smokers. This previous test was fielded when WINSTON Ultra Lights had white tipping versus Merit's cork tipping. The WINSTON Ultra Lights tested for this report is the new product with cork tipping and a new blend which began pro- duction in late February, 1982. Action Standard Superiority versus Merit Ultra Lights 85 among male 25-34 LT NM 80-85mm competitive smokers (excluding WINSTON Lights 85). Conclusions e WINSTON Ultra Lights 85 was rated superior (meeting its action standard) versus Merit Ultra Lights 85: %$ 7O+ WINSTON Ultra Merit Ultra Smokers Lights 85 Lights 85 LT NM Target Competitive 38 @ WINSTON Ultra Lights 85 was given favorable ratings for its greater strength and ideal mildness (Merit Ultra Lights was rated too mild). The WINSTON product was also judged to be more satisfying, more natural tasting, and having more rich taste. WINSTON Ultra Lights 85 was not judged to have any product weaknesses versus Merit Ultra Lights 85. © Relative to consumer wants, WINSTON Ultra Lights 85 could be improved by increasing strength, smoothness, and tobacco taste. Harshness needs to be reduced. , Robb L. McCann =~ r Marketing Development Department RLM/dsw €298 ZnEeos