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Subject: CWN: ccs Je hosteae feipace Mapes veyya, trans rn yO re ace MEVTAOPaAP Li) Weekly Highlights i. A. Giles From: Charles W. Nystrom A critique of an unpublished paper alleging the affect of passive smoking on the excretion of hydroxyproline was prepared for Dr. Colby. Hydroxyproline in the urine is considered to be, in part, a result of the breakdown of collagen. The assumption being made by the authors is that higher levels of hydro- xyproline in the urine is related to the destruction of the collagen in lung tissue. Destruction of collagen is assumed to be related to emphysema. A copy of the critique is attached, Mrs. Teresa Lyalls completed the first week of the Facilities Services' training course in the use of the word processing equipment. Cf, Le tml PGC Y AR Date: February 18, 1981 zege .gR00S
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_- @® CONFIDENTIAL Division: Process ‘Development — L-Number: 12,774 ‘Dated: November 16, 1978 TDM, 1979, No.: 2 Number of Pages: 5 Project No.: 2938 NEW PRODUCT EVALUATION FOR MRD PARLIAMENT LIGHT 85's . MANUFACTURED BY PHILIP MORRIS OBJECTIVE: To compare chemical and physical analyses of Parliament Light 85's with Parliament 85's. SUMMARY: These cigarettes were manufactured by Philip Morris and are from the New York market. The two products appear to be very similar. a The Parliament Light 85's smoke bland, except for some sweetness and low tobacco taste. The overall smoking qualities are rated fair. STATUS: - The Parliament Light 85's evaluation is complete. L, = Kick I~ l-77 E. Tom Smith Date ETS: jcs Attachments 029% 9LHOS
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DONALD L. PUTMAN ADDRESS: Building 1, Biggs Ford Road, Walkersville, Maryland 21793 DATE-AND PLACE OF BIRTH: April 26, 1944 - Cuero, Texas SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: 462-66-3752 Education Ph.D. ~ 1976 - George Washington University, Washington, D.C. (Microbiology) Dissertation Title: A Comparative Study of Adoptive Immunotherapy of an AKR Leukemia (K36) of Spontaneous Origin B.S. ~ 1966 - Lamar State College, Beaumont, Texas (Medical Technology) Certifications M.T.(ASCP) - 1966 - Baylor College of Medicine, School of Medical Technology, Houston, Texas (Medical Technology) Employment Investigator - Microbiological Associates ~ 1975-present Senior Laboratory Technician (Cancer Chemotherapy and Immunology) - Microbiological Associates - 1974-1975 fedical Technologist ~ Washington Internal Medicine Group, Washington, D.C. - 1971-1974 (part-time) Graduate Teaching Fellow - George Washington University School of Medicine, Department of Microbiology - 1971-1974 Chief, Laboratory Service; Captain, U.S. Army - Radar Army Clinic (WRAMC) ~ Fort Myer, Virginia - 1967-1970 “ Research Interests Therapy of Murine Leukemias and Sarcomas: Chemotherapy, Adoptive Immunotherapy, Serotherapy : Anti-leukemic Effects of Clinical and Subclinical Graft vs. Host Disease . E Immunoprevention of Murine Spontaneous, Chemical, and Virus-induced Tumors with Viral and Cellular Vaccines Viral Carcinogenesis Activation of Endogenous RNA Tumor Viruses Chemical Carcinogenesis CTR CONTRACTS OZzieEe4 11241632
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——-Original Message-—-- From: Comes, Cheryl M. Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 5:57 PM To: Levy, Carolyn J.; Fernandez, Henry L.; Stansel, Robin; Hadel, Linda L. Cc: McNamara, Kathleen; Hanson, Terry D.; Oster, Eric; Chaikin, Karen Subject: RE: 2001 Boys & Girls Clubs of America President's Dinner tobin is coordinating with corporate to set this payment up in the system. she can confirm the status when she returns to the office on monday. it would be great if someone in your group could coordinate the attendees since the dinner is in ny. thanks CL6ZOLLS802
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From: Fagan, Mike G. To: Leary, Ned C. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 2/9/2000 1:32:56 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Feb-09 15:23:34 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Feb-09 13:32:56 Received Date: 2000-Feb-09 13:32:56 Subject: DRTVER AND MISS WINSTON APPEARANCES AT OUR RACE N ROCK PARTIES {F} Attachments NED, PLEASE NOTE THAT BARBARA WILL GET IN TOUCH WITH RICK AND HE SHOULD RESPOND SOON. MIKE o---+ Original Message----- From: Berry, Barbara W. On Behalf Of Sanders, Rick M. Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 1:06 PM To: Fagan, Mike G. Subject: RE: DRIVER AND MISS WINSTON APPEARANCES AT OUR RACE N ROCK PARTIES Mike, Rick has already left for Daytona, but I will leave him a voice mail regarding your message. Barbara From: Fagan, Mike G. Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 12:46 PM To: Sanders, Rick M.; Habegger, Rich W.; Dawson, R. Dennis; Tucker, Steve W.; Groce, Brian C. Cc: Leary, Ned C.; Joyce, Brian L. Subject: DRIVER AND MISS WINSTON APPEARANCES AT OUR RACE N ROCK PARTIES WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT A DECISION HAS BEEN MADE NOT TO HAVE A DRIVER OR MISS WINSTON APPEAR AT OUR PARTY. MOST OF YOU RJR0000001241053456 70013 3103 $20 L6Z2¢
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- Rr Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middle): BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators. Begin with the principal investigator/program director. Photocopy this page for each person. NAME POSITION TITLE Katsuyuki Yui Research Assistant Professor EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) YEAR INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY Shinshu University, Japan 1975-77 Shinshu University, Japan M.D. 1981 Medicine Shinshu University, Japan Ph.D. 1985 Immunology RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and honors. Key personnel include the principal investigator and any other individuals who participate in the scientific development or execution of the project. Key personnel typically will Inciude all individuals with doctoral or other professional degrees, but in some projects will include individuals at the masters or baccalaureate level provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, in chronalagical order, the titles, all authors, and complete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. Research and professional experience: 1985 Research Staff, Dept. Inf. Diseases & Parasitology, Shinshu Univ. 1985-1988 Postdoctoral fellow, Dept. Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Univ. Pennsylvania 1988-1989 Research Associate, University of Pennsylvania, Department of Pathology and Lab. Med. 1989- Research Assistant Professor,University of Pennsylvania, Department of Pathology and Lab. Med. Awards and Honors: 1981-1985 Scholarship of Nihonikueikai 1989- Special Fellow of Leukemia Society of America RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Yui. kK. and A. Yano. Activation of immunoglobulin allotype-specific T cells by B cells. Cell. Immunol. 96:71-82. 1985. Hashimoto, Y., K. Yui. D. Littman and M.I. Greene. T cell receptors in Autoimmune Mice. Novel T cell subsets have unexpected T cell receptor gene programs. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 84:5883-5887. 1987. *Yui_ K.. Y. Hashimoto, S. Wadsworth and M.I. Greene. Characterization of Lyt-2-L3T4- class | specific cytolytic clones in C3H-gid/gid mice: Implications for functions fo accessory molecules and programmed development. J. Exp. Med. 166:1026- 1040.1987. Yui_K., Y. Hashimoto and M.I. Grene. Functional and molecular analysis of novel T cell subsets of C3H-gla/gid mice. Immunol. Res. 7:173-188. 1988. PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91) (Form Page 6) Page Number pages consecutively at the oottom throughout the application. Do not use suffixes such as 3a, db. FF
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PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT CORP. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 Phone: (212) 880-3155 Fax: (212) 907-5401 PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT TO: Distribution DATE: September 16, 1996 $500 Million Debt Offering On Thursday evening, September 19, we will finalize the prospectus for the above offering. Enclosed for your review and comment is a draft of the "Recent Developments’ section of the prospectus. This section updates for developments since August 14, 1996 -- the date we filed our 2nd quarter Form 10-Q. Please provide me with your comments by 2:00 PM on Wednesday, September 18. Thank you. DJLisaa istribution a\ i\ & { James Cherry PY oh ae . Marc Firestone Pan H\\-e ve Candy Caw tne \ Robert Fiske (Davis Polk) Kenneth Handai Wee De QD ae € Judy Leone (Dechert) dd Mark Helm (Munger) Ewes Bien oo aN aS L im G. Penn Holsenbeck ae MR OR David Kentoff (A&P) Ay ke eng OE Te Greg Little ’ Gary Long (Shook) cnn Aken © Meee d John Mulderig Barbara Robbins (Wachtell) ‘ Charles Wail Cao fC. \ Jerry Whitson (H&W) a. UN ee fvOeLs7Z20g
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SOA Ta ga peg ; Doeupren! 85/4 @obaccao Research Board P.O. BOX 1909 llth October, 1983. HARARE J ZIMBABWE TELEPHONE 50411} TELEGRAMS: “TOBRES” Mr. Andre Beuchat, Deltafina S.P.A., PLEASE ADDRESS ALL Via Donizetti 10, whe DInccron 00198 ROMA, Italy. Dear Andre, I have now managed to sit down and organize the two projects which we are to offer for PILC work with the Smoke/Technology Groups. I thought you ‘would like to have details to be able to present a more detailed programme at the meeting in Florence. ESTohaaksatiy l. Nitrogen sources and nitrous oxide in smoke We will have tobacco from three sources of nitrogen, ammonium nitrate, sodium nitrate and urea. This is a properly replicated trial so we can give them up to ten replications. —— 2. Effect of sucker control compounds on leaf quality We can supply up to four replications of cured leaf treated with n-decanol, octonol decanol mixtures, Prime Plus (CGA41065) Bud Nip (chlorpropham), Accotab (pendimethalin), Tamex (butralin), FST-7 (n-decanol plus potassium salt of maleic hydrazide) and several others. From ooth these trials we will have yield and quality figures and this could be supplemented by any figures from Smoke group. Our tobacco will be available at the end of April 1984. I hope this will be useful in presenting your case in Florence. Yours sincerely, fos , L.T.V. Cousins, SENIOR AGRONOMIST. L£SS9 €@nos LTVC/rg
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July 12, 1988 MEMORANDUM TO: Lynn McGrath FROM: Bill Trisler RE: Expense Statement (June 24, 1988) I forwarded Irwin Jann's statement for the above expenses to TI headquarters office on June 30, 1988 (Copy enclosed). I was informed today that in order to process this request, the Accounting Department will need copies of receipts for the following dates: 4/20/88 - 4/26/88 - 5/4/88 - 4/26/88 - Chicago/Springfield/Chicago.....eeee$8 Chicago/Springfield/Chicago....s.serses Chicago/Springfield/Chicago.....seee- Renaissance Hotel, Springfield Legislators entertainment....-e.eses 663.00 911.60 172.00 4,277.21 Lynn, aS soon as you can furnished these receipts to this office I will forward them to the Accounting Department for processing of this statement. Thank you. BT:j1l Enclosures cc: Paul Emrick TIILBC 003385
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1980 Accountability of: Jack Bellis Manager: D.W. Tredennick Object: To improve the Copy Research Process in order to provide better guidance for copy decisions. Two separate aspects of this objective are: 1) The establishment of a Standard Communication Test to serve as the primary research tool in ad/copy development. 2) To review all existing literature on print communication principles and ad research prin- ciples in order to heighten user understanding of why ad research is conducted as it is. Establishment of Standard Communications Test Accomplishments: 1) Design of test technique/methodology, including basic questionnaire, through consultation with J. Coulson. 2) Experiment with test to identify strengths and weaknesses and investigate any possible ad format bias (i.e., rough vs. finished ads, product vs. imagery predominant ads). 3) Documentation of test to establish sensitivity, reliability, and validity. Results: A revised Policy and Procedure Manual for Copy Research which will define the role of the communications test and the role of the placement recall test in the copy research process (i.e., developmental vs. evaluative research). The revised manual will also provide detailed explanation of and docu- mentation for the two standard tests. Presentation to Marketing and Brand Research to explain the communications test, to answer questions, and to encourage use of the test in ad/copy development. Timing: @ Contract with J. Coulson for consultation By 12/28/79 e Design test technique/questionnaire By 2/29/80 @ Present tentative test design to senior Marketing/Brand Research for concurrence By 3/14/80 @ Complete experimental testing By 9/26/80 @ Document test By 10/31/80 @ Review revised Policy and Procedure Manual with Senior Marketing/Brand Research for concurrence By 11/14/80 e@ Release revised Policy and Procedure Manual By 12/12/80 SZEs Ttros
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WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 1401 RIVARD STREET. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE April 20, 1967 Robert C. Hockett, Fh.D. Associate Scientific Director Me Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A. 633 Third Avenue New York, N. Y. 10017 Dear Bob: Thanks so much for letting ma know about the conference on May 16th. Unfortunately, I have a meeting with the departmental chairman that day and it would be a bit difficult to get off. Anyway, I will see you on the 20th and 2st. All good wishes and many thanks. Sincerely, Richant J. Bing, M.D, Professor and Chairman Department of Medicine RIB/ Jka COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DETROIT. MICHIGAN. 49207
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PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 To: Distribution Date: October 4, 1991 From: Murray H. Bring ye Subject: DRAFT AGREEMENT WITH MRS. THATCHER Attached hereto is a draft agreement which I have prepared for retaining Mrs. Thatcher as a consultant. Before I send it to Mark Thatcher, I would appreciate your letting me know if you have any comments or suggestions. Attachment Distribution M 46 Geoffrey C. Bible ae . Marc S. Goldberg _@ of fAiis wh wptiate OK y Michael A. Miles poe R. Willian Winmay Howe ty Ban, ma Abebhy, bros, Lp, SS, up Hew & uthRECEIVED ror oy 4 t "MICHAEL A. MILES ried brea gGeeoseLoe
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--—-Original Message—— From: Sent: To: Ce: Subject: good job Rob Pfeil, Michael E. Friday, June 22, 2001 5:56 PM Levy, Carolyn J.; Ostern, Eric; 'RbbAustin@aol.com' Hadel, Linda L.; Lemperes, Jim; McCormick, Brendan J.; Riggle, Robert A.; Ryan, Thomas M; Chaikin, Karen; Femandez, Henry L.; Bird, Tim (BURSON); 'Cavicchio, Carolyn’; ‘Drogin, Jamie’; Merlo, Ellen RE: Daily News Guest Editorial V6r8601LS802
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2085801762 Merlo, Elien From: Merlo, Ellen Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 2:38 PM To: Scruggs, Jahn Subject: FW: Tohaono Industry Testing Lab fyi
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From: Chemila, Marc R. Sent: Friday. 12 November, 1999 14:46 To: Ware, Keith Cec: Beane. Tim P.; Higgins, Charles T. (Chuck); Murphy, Virginia: Osbome, Kevin (PMMC Legal): Bel, Thierry; van jdzendoorn, Frank; Drummond-Dunn, Denyse: Overdick, Valerie; Jones, Jan (MDF); Wenger. Isabel: Nyffeler. Urs; Ripley, Bob; Clark, James M. Subject: RE: Beta European Research Meith, As loday. | carl have a prec i i jed USA enand and in OF us 19 y you thought about that p Regarding ihe extenc a user gquidelmanual ? if yes, are they r -----Original Message----- 2078617243
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Mr, daly 22, 16 Mre Philip A. Ramus S74 Chalmers Dr. Los Angeles 35, Cat. Dear Mrs Ramus: In the absence from the city of tr. T.V. Hartnett, Chaizmman of the Tobsece Industry Research Comittee, te when your recent letter was referred by the Associated Tobacco Manufacturers, T want to thank you for your interest and courtesy in advancing suggestions regarding the current cigarette contro« VORBY « Ag you may know, the Tebaeeo Industry Research Committee has been set up to orgenize and supervise a thorough scientific study of any posetbte connection betwee tohacca use and health. It is advised In this research program by a grevp of distinguished cancer experts and scientists whe comorise our Scientific Advisory Soard. Any suggestions or ideas regarding thie important: investigation, which you care to advance, will be brought to the attention of our selentifie advisera, . Sincerely, We Te Heryt, Executive Secretary. WTR AA cee Associated Tobacco Manufacturers Rows, Evo Z aeniions Seth ee en ere - oo SE aNtch ochncamaningi tdatehte sh
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Gregory L. Littell hud Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston Salem, N.C. 24102 (919) 741 5000 January 8, 1990 Senior Director - Operational Support Sports Marketing 5A PLB Dear Greg: I am sure you recognize th decisions made by elected e extent to which our future success depends on officials in Washington and the state capitals. Anti-tobacco groups. are intensifying their efforts to achieve a "smoke-free society," and supporters of our industry in Congress and the state legislatures are finding i stand on our behalf. If we are to improve the 1 dramatically increase its it more difficult and politically costly to take a egislative climate, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco must involvement in the political process. We must continually ask elected officials for their support, and it is vital that we be in a position to support them in return. As you know, the RJR Political Action Committee is the only means available for our company to financially support candidates who wil However, for a variety of meet our increasing needs, The RJR PAC deserves your cipation in the PAC is vol 1 consider our views intelligently and fairly. reasons, current PAC receipts are inadequate to most serious consideration and attention. Parti- untary, and no rewards or penalties are involved, but any management employee who is unwilling to make an investment in R. J. Reynolds Tobacco’s future by supporting the PAC fails to recognize the importance of the challenges we face in the political process. Enclosed is a membership form and a return envelope. The suggested contri- bution rate is .5% of gross salary, and payroll withholding is the preferred method of participation. I am confident that you will join me in supporting the PAC. If you are already contributing, but at less than the suggested rate, I encourage you to consider increasing your level of support. Sincerely, —— (aT | Janes W. Johnston Chairman & Chief Executive Officer SPSZ OFZLOS Enc.
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Don- BA nord — | D0 Kevotocar July 5, 1978 Mr. H, C. Roemer Vice President and General Counsel R. J. Reynolds Indtstries, Inc. Winston=Salem, North Carolina 27102 Dear Jacks Thanks for your very prompt response to my recent letter, and for extending the deadline for ny research grant until January 31, 1979. This will give us time tom complete the research thatis already in progress and to develop a comprehensive final report. ‘ I an enclosing a copy of a recent letter from Ray Rosenman in which he has proposed a new and exciting additional analysis of data he collected some yeara ago. A carbon of my response to Ray is also enclosed for your files. The fact that Ray has becomre more decply interested in the role of anger in heart disease, and that we are able to assist and guide him in the analysis of previously unevaluated data from the WCGS prospective study is most gratifying. Hopefully, Ray will invite me to collaborate with him in a joint paper and this raises the question of how we should acknowledge support for this research, Would it be appropriate to indicate this as follows: "This study was supported in part by a grant from R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc." Since. Ed Jacob has sensitized me to legal issues that I do not fully under- stand, I am sending him a carbon of this letter, along with the correspoddence with Rosenman, so that we can obtain two expert legal opinions! I have just returned from a very productive three week trip to the Middle East where I attended conferences on stress and adaptation in Israel, and consulted with colleagues in Greece and Turkey. llans Eysenck and Ed Jacob will be visiting Tampa next wekk to begin research on a new project entitled | "Origins and correlates of smoking behavior", and I look forward to sharing these developments with you in future correspondence or in a subsequent visit to Winston-Salem. I appreciate your suggesting that Dr. Colby send me a copy of his translations of excerpts of a recent German book on stress and heart disease, A carbon of my response to Dr. Colbe is enclosed, I look forward to meeting him on a future consultation visit to Winston-Salen. . Best personal regards and best wishes. Sincerely, CHARLES D. SPIELBERGER, PH.D. Professor of Psycholopy and Director, Center for Research in Comuunity Psychology mo SS, > ec: Edwin J. Jacob, Esq, My. Donald H. Piehl g« “i a 2 ac ie oe S22 HeSIOS
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FINAL NOV 14, Date , MON, Test Number: PDOze14 Priority: Requested By: DUNN, R. Related Test Number: Classification: Test Purpose: Making and Packing Date: Type of Panel Testing: Keyword(s): NONE Brand Name: CAMEL LTS KS Special Instructions: TOBACCO PROCESSING: FILTER MAKING: MAKING & PACKING: SAMPLING TYPE: CIGT. INVENTORY: , 1988, J. rereoatroNn soe NOVi 4 jo99 REC'D SPEC 1:11 AM Page | of 7 Program Number: 111 (4942) Date Requested: 880623 Division: 576 CAMEL LTS KS PREPARATION OF LSS PLACKETT BURMAN SCREENING TEST Mail Out Date: OBTAIN PUFFED PORTION OF BLEND FROM MANUFACTURING TPD #867 (CALL D.B. POINDEXTER ~ READY JUNE 17TH) PART II OF BLEND IS UNTOPDRESSED WINSTON KING BLEND P2-13 OBTAIN FROM MANUFACTURING, CUT FILLER MOISTURE OF 12.75% WAS REQUESTED BY PROJECT LEADER, WHO WILL ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR GUTCOME OF PACK MOISTURE. TIPPING PAPER NON-PERFORATED, PRODUCT NONDILUTED NO FILTER FLAVOR USED. FILTERS OBTAINED FROM CELANESE. ALL PARTS ARE PURCHASED FILTERS. ALL PARTS USE VT0396. MAKE TO ROD WEIGHT. LET FIRMNESS FLOAT! MAKE IN R&D PLANT ON MOLIN 686 ONLY! 1 BOX EACH PART= 15 CARTONS. NO PACKING. SET UP WITH 856 PAPER (SLIT WIDTH 27.S5MM) AND LINE UP FILTER RODS (VTO41i@). STANDARD STORE ALL CIGARETTES IMMEDIATELY IN COLD STORATE (ONGOING EXPERIMENTS). PLACE BOXES OF CIGARETTES IN PLASTIC BAGS ~ STORE IMMEDIATELY IN COLD STORAGE. ** SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS *« LSS TEAM WILL ASSIST WITH TOBACCO ROD WEIGHT AND DRAFT MEASUREMENTS (SET CONTROL LIMITS). on Ny a wn rm WwW & a ~]
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TO: FROM: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. Inter Office Correspondence DATE: June 28, 1995 Philip Morris USA Sales Force Craig Johnson SUBJECT: Sales' Role in Action Against Access As you know, PM USA is embarking on a far-reaching new initiative, “Action Against Access" to address the problem of youth smoking. The principle of the program is: “The best way to keep kids away from cigarettes is to keep cigarettes away from kids.” The PM USA Sales Force will be playing a pivotal role in ensuring the success of this comprehensive program. Here are some of our immediate responsibilities. Effective immediately, we will discontinue free cigarette sampling to consumers. Effective immediately, we will not distribute cigarettes through the mail. We will deny merchandising benefits to stores which are fined for or convicted of selling cigarettes to minors. Before announcing Action Against Access, we were involved in placing minimum age signs and related materials provided by PM USA's “Ask First/It's the Law" educational program in more than 200,000 retail outlets across the country. Rapid placement of that material has become a basic element of Action Against Access, and placement is thus elevated to a priority assignment for the PM USA Sales Force. Bach member of the Sales Force must remain vigilant as we intensify our aggressive efforts to prevent the use of Philip Morris cigarette brand names or logos on any item marketed to minors, including video games and toys. One of the strictest sanctions of Action Against Access is denial of merchandising benefits to retailers who are fined for or convicted of selling cigarettes to minors. An exact TOOSLTPPOZ
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- ma ; = —— CURRTCULUM VITAE ; f Award A. Coensler, M.U. i Born: 2.5.21 . Vienna, Austria Schools: ; , 1939: =~ 1942 Haverford College; B.S.,. 1942 1942: = 1965 Rarvard Medical. Schools M.D., 1945 loners: Pliii Beta Kappa Alpha Omega: Alpha ° ; . . ; Henry D. Chadwick Medal . ‘Postgraduate Training: . 71945 - 1946: Intern, General Surgery, 4th Surgical Service, Boston: City Nospteal 1946 - 1947' Jr. Asst. Resident, 4th Surgical Service, Boston: City Hospital 1947 = 1968) Asst. Resident, Thoracic. Surgery Service, Boston, Clty Hospital 1948 = 1949 Asst. Resident, Thoracic Surgery Service, Sanatorium Diwv.. of B.C.H. 1949 = 1950) Chief Resident, Thoracic Surgery Service, Sanatorium Div.. of B.C.H. Fellowships and Research Apjointmenes: 1949 — 1957. U.. S.. Public Health, Service. Research Fellow I951 - 1960: Research Associate, Tiorndike Men. Lab., 2 & 4 Med. Serv., B.C.H.. 1955 = 1959 Edward. Livingston Trudeau. Fellow . 1964 - Research Carecr Award, National Heart Institute, U.S.P.H.S% Teaching Appointments: Boston University School of Mediictne * a“ V——_—— a 1948 = 1952 Asst. in Surgery A953 -. 1960 Instructor in Surgery 2960: - 1965 Associate Professor in Surgery: 1965. - Professor of Surgery 1973: - Professor of Physiology Harvard Medical. School "1950: - 1953 Asst. in Medicine 1955 - 1956 Instructor in Surgery 3956 - 1960 Associate in Surgery 1961 - Lecturer on Surgery Tufts: University School of Medicine . A955 = 1960 Instructor in Medicine 1960 Lecturer {n Medicine Licensure and Certification: State License: Massachusetts Diplomate; National Board of Medical Examiners Diplomate; American Board of Surgery. Diplomate; The Board of Thoracite Surgery EXHIBIT 1 SO em ee A A
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kr. A. HE. Galloway President R. J. Reynolds fTabeeco Company Vinston-Selem, North Carolina Dear Alex: This will acknowledge with thanks receipt of e check to The Council for Tobecco Reserrch in the amount of $34,009.00, representing R. J. Reynolds fobeceo Company's fifth essessment to provide for the special projects fund. Sincerely, W..T. Hoyt Executive Director WIH:ek CTR SP-FILES 026390 11026408
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PHILIP MORRIS UL S. A. Hoople - INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE , RICHMOHD, VIRGINIA = Cit OAS74 To: - Mr. C. L. Coates pate: April 2, 1979 From: » W. A. Geiszler Subject: . Milprint Tipping for Marlboro Lights Six master rolls of Marlboro Lights tipping from Milprint have been run to date on the mechanical perforators at 20th Street. This tipping is printed on Schweitzer's GSR-110 basesheet. The master rolls fave run well on the perforators and slitters. The gold contral line seems to be working, satisfactorily oni the Fife guide sensors. It has not been necessary to make slitting knife adjustments to keep the print in registration on the slitter. There are areas where some improvement can be made to the Milprint master rolls: Ts Each master roll should have a unique identification number. 2. The rolls should be stacked with cores vertical, ratHer than cores horizontal, on the pallets. 3. The trim from each edge of the master roll broke several. times during slitting, especially the trim from the edge without the guideline. Increasing that trim width to 20mm should help prevent the breakage and subsequent entanglement. : an é > ll Of. PP nle, W. A. Geisziler /bjw cc: R. Carnes Jl. Cooper 098492.000T
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COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH - U.S.A., INC. 900 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 To: Ms. Winnie Ng, Mgr.-Contract & Grant Acct. Financial Services Office University of California 481 University Hall Berkeley, CA 94720 Grantee: Harry Rubin, PhD,DVM Check Amount: $40,000 For: Second Half Payment Activation Date of Current Grant: 7/1/92 Date: JAN 20 1993 Grant No.: 1948B File Copy
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yt f E i ; . | ‘ae ..-16 OCT ’91 15:34 PHARMACOGENETICS @91 222 7230 Lo Pere “ wn a . en UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 15 October 1991 By Fax Pharmacogenetics Research Unit Department of Pharmacological Sci- ces The Medical Sohool The University Newcastle upon Tyne NE? 4HH Dr JF Glenn frotopoor of Pharmaccgenetias CEO ’ Jeffrey R Idle PhD CChem FRCS Council for Tobacco Research - USA, Inc. 900 Third Avenue New York NY 10022 USA Dear Jim Some positions in life seem intractable, Tinged with sadness I hereby tender my resignation from the SAB of CTR, You had correctly interpreted my level of discontent and I would concur with you that CTR was becoming an ever-increasing demand on my time and personal resources. f wish you all well and I shall retain some fond memories which for me more than compensate for the current bad taste left in both our mouths. With regards. Yours sincerely Jel. Jeffrey R Idle Professor of Pharmacogenetics
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1955 1955-1956 1956-1958 1958-1959 1959-1960 1960-1961 1961-1963 1961-1963 1963 1963-1973 1964-1968 1968-1973 1969-1973 1971 1973- 1973- CURRICULUM VITAE Stephen M. Ayres, M.D. Born October 29, Elizabeth, New Jersey B.A., Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania M.D., Cornell University College of Medicine, New York City Married Three children Intern in Medicine, New York Hospital-Cornel1 Medical Center, New York City Medical Officer, United States Army Assistant Resident in Medicine, New York Hospital-Cornel1 Medical Center, New York City . National Heart Institute Research Fellow, Cardiopulmonary Laboratory, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, New York City Resident in Cardiology, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, New York City Director, Cardiopulmonary Laboratory, St. Michael's Hospital Newark, New Jersey Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, Seton Hall Medical School Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine Director, Cardiopulmonary Laboratory, St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center of New York, New York City Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York University School of Medicine, New York City Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York University School of Medicine, New York City Associate Attending in Department of Medicine, New York University Medical Center, New York City Elected, American Society of Clinical Investigation Chief, Department of Medicine, The St. Vincent Hospital of Worcester, Massachusetts ad t 98 Professor of Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, Massachusetts 50201456
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Original Message----- From: Cusato, Denise Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 10:56 AM To: Cur, Ali T. Ce: Chaikin, Karen; Gunn, Betsy Subject: RE: AAA policy to deny benefits wio of April 27 no good April 10 (except 3-4) April 11 am only Aprit 12 afternoon only V9I6CBIEEROT
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R.J.REYNOLDS...1142 1D+$089230240 JUL 21°97 8:59 No.003 P.02 » we PYRO WLOL + ; TNE Ta: All Store Managers FROM: Al McKay GA RE: Winston Advertising As you afe now aware of the 20¢ buy dewn on Winston elgarettes Is through the end of August. This extension coincides with the major advertising campaign entitled "Winston No -Bull® about our brand, This campaign not only promotes the naw packaging, but more Importantly the fact that Winston contelns * No Additives °. To tle ~ in with the * No Bull ° theme we have authorized three pleces of P.0.S. advertising. © Business Hour Sign « Push/ Pull Door Sign ® “No Bull" Outdoor Banner to be used whenever possible and 6 emailer window algn version. Your Rw... representative will provide tne material on thelr next store call. Wa are receiving an allowance in addition to the buy down for supporting this promotion. Please make certain we cooperate with the posting of the material through Labor Day. CC: Ail General Managers, Regional Managers, end Ares Sales Managers R.J. Reynolds, Jim Merusi, Les Holnes This dunt Lang Lit Pu Cxtundeel Though tls Remumdu af 1997 TT68 9L8TS wee ALPACPESACT At HAM APA VTA TANT OWS M4 OFITE 7K. Gt OTE
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MAIL ORDER PROGRAM ISSUES 11/05/98 SHIPPING COSTS - kay consulting with distribution to determine ideal shipping method and estimated cost. program requires quick tum around. kay and cary to perform process timing assessment. key issue: team needs to assess total program turnaround for mailed-in orders to evaluate customer satisfaction with the program. same assessment needed for phone orders. LIMITING PROGRAM SCOPE BY GEOGRAPHY - kay is Investigating the following with tax: minimum tax stamp order quantity and cost by state, and states which require multiple or complex stamping requirements. drew is investigating 3rd party age verification on the sdb by state fo assist in selecting target states. key issue: limiting risk in successfully running a test program where a new process is employed. keeping costs low for a test program until we can define success and expand the program on a measured capability basis. brand has agreed with this strategy and will be consulted on state selection. this will impact the geography for the newpaper ad. need to coordinate with agency/supplier mailing to ensure they are in mail order test states. brand has a preliminary target for the cell 1 and 1B mailings: - san francisco, CA - suffolk co. NY - dallas, TX - denver, CO these are being reviewed by external relations to identify any issues (alternate targets are: santa barbara, CA; southern CA; ft. lauderdale, FL; kansas city, MO brand has a preliminary target for the newspaper ad: detroit, Ml brand wants to purchase tax stamps for all approved mail order states, ie. if an inquiry or referral contact comes in, the appropriate order form would ba sent and orders fulfilled. the program must exclude any area where the product is available at retall....should this be accomplished by zip code/county? QUALIFICATION FOR CARTON ORDERS - cell 3 participants will be “authorized” to order a carton on the first order. all other cells will require the person to order the sample kit before placing a carton order. a limit of 8 cartons per month must be tracked, and when exceeded proper disquatification letter sent. key issue: a method needs to be established at YA to determine the validity of a carton order. as sample kit orders are received, these people will then be authorized to order a carton. cary will investigate the possibility of developing a list of these people. we need to confirm the copy on the sample kit order form to ensure participants understand why their first order is limited and can expect a revised order form in the first mall order shipment. we also need to confirm the flow of order form fulfillment taking Into consideration 3rd party age verification status. EXTENDED USER/PAST RESEARCH PARTICIPANT IDENTIFICATION - this requires work from the brand to identify those they want to include, follow-up to determine if these names have been imported from research status to the sdb, and confirmation from I/R on usability of names. 6L6E vezes
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_ og Ths yet RUSH-PRESBYTERIAN-ST. LUKE’S MEDICAL CENTER 1762 WEST CONGRESS PARKWAY, CHICAGO 60612 »” ti - DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY December 20, 1977 Dr. Vincent Lisanti Associate Research Director The Council for Tobacco Research-USA, Inc. 110 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 re: Grant Application #1133M Dear Dr. Lisanti: The original proposal (#1133M) included studies on endo- thelial cells and platelets. However, due to decreased : funding for the period July 1977 thru June 1978, progress @ on several of the important long term aims has been sev- erely impeded. This has resulted in a drastic change of research priorities and has necessitated the deletion of studies pertaining to platelets from this proposal. Dr. Wu has submitted a separate proposal (including a sep- arate budget and progress report) dealing with platelets only. These are two separate, independent and unrelated proposals and should be evaluated as such. Independent budgets and possible budgetary cuts will effect either endothelial cell studies or platelet studies and will not require reallocation of decreased funds and hence decreased productivity or elimination of specific aims in either of the research areas. These two important research areas should not have to compete for available funds within the same grant proposal. We would appreciate your consideration of this problem and the two separate proposais. If you have any questions regarding this matter please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely ® Associate Professor 50128017
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FUR CONFIDENTIAL f 1 Ae To: Mr. J. D. Weber FROM: Ms. L. S. Firey/Ms. A. I. Williams SUBJECT: Weekly Accomplishments Product Guidance e An analysis of mean, actual and ideal product attribute ratings among 18-34 year old FF NM and FFLT NM smokers was conducted for the WINSTON brand research group to provide background information for the revised WINSTON product action standards. Although no statistical significant differences were run for this rating summary, the following similarities and differences are apparent: : - The FF NM 85mm female smokers appear to want a somewhat less strong, less harsh cigarette with less tobacco taste than the male counter- parte. However, all of their product ideal ratings in relation to their actual product ratings are in the same direction as the male category. - The FFLT NM 85mm female smokers also appear to want a less strong, less harsh cigarette with lesa tobacco taste, as well as an easier draw. However, the female and male actual ratings are diametrically posi-~ tioned in relation to their ideals on strength and tobacco taste. Specifically, the females want a less strong tasting cigarette with slightly less tobacco taste, whereas the males want a stronger tasting cigarette with eignificantly more tobacco taste. eo A review of open-end responses from a recent Project SM Product Guidance Test was conducted to provide insight and ideas for the development of a new chewing tobacco questionnaire. Results indicate that respondents cite many quality of flavor and aroma attributes which are not asked on our current questionnaire. Many respondents mentioned fruit flavor, pipe tobacco flavor, artificial taste, sour taste, licorice taste and sweet aroma, Additionally, many respondents cited burning and biting sensa- tions from the tobacco, indicating a need to further explore the mouth feel dimension of the product. e@ Preliminary results of the FFLT Tar Limit Study were presented to Applied R&D. Additional analyses are planned based on the conclusions reached from preliminary results. Maximum ratings for overall acceptance are associated with high tar levele. In general, of the two tar influencing variables studied, air dilution is of much greater importance than filter pressure in affecting attribute movement. Response surfaces for strength, tobacco taste, rich taste and natural taste all have contours similar to those for overall acceptance measures, with maximum ratings along ridges at moderate to lower air dilutions irrespective of filter pressure, Strength related attributes appear to be driving consumer L62E 64905
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Liglltird MEMORANDUM April 23.. 1976 TO: List Below FROM: Mary Anne Kayiatos RE: Switching Study - Wave II MRD #5549/1675 The meeting scheduled for Wednesday, April 28th at 2:00 p.m. will have to be changed to Thursday, April 29th at 2:00 p.m. We hope to see you al?’ then. Thank you. jmi cc: B.. Doyle U.. Dubude G. Flinc File (1) AGENCIES M. Bennett Will! Graham . Boaz FCB D T.. Harris FCB P. Greenwald de Garmo 86S490S8
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PPR @3 °S7 12:45 FR TO 12129075849 P. 85/86 Cuwat & COMPANY, INC. 635 SLATERS LANE, SUITE 140 ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314 (703) 684-7703 FAX (703) 684-7594 Jonn CHwatT PRESIDENT Via Fax: 202.487.9350 MEMORANDUM TO: Patrick Donoho V.P. Tobacco Institute FROM: John Chwat DATE: February 21, 1997 It was a pleasure talking with you about our mutual efforts to extend our clients special interests throughout the United States. And, I appreciate the opportunity to tell you about an exciting project we developed for the National Licensed Beverage Association (NLBA). When we spoke, | mentioned that our firm has taken the lead, on behalf of the NLBA, to establish new NLBA state affiliates and to build their membership. The name of this project is Campaign 2000. Because of our contacts within the hospitality industry, we have been very successful in our efforts to establish new state affiliates. At the beginning of Campaign 2000 (July 1, 1995), the NLBA represented 18 states. As of the first of January ‘97, they represent 29 states. And, we have 8 other states in various stages of the NLBA affiliation process. I’ll give you a mo- down for each state, later in this memo. While we have added approximately 2,000 new members to the NLBA rolls, the pace of our membership recruitment has been less than meteoric. As you can imagine, the membership recruitment portion of Campaign 2000 is pick-and-shovel work that requires people and funds. Typically, our new state affiliates have a small cadre of people, but, understandably, no start-up funds. It’s a bit of a Catch-22 situation. Despite iny limited. budget, I try to help where I can with brochures, literature and press releases. However, mailing lists, labels, postage, design work for state affiliate logo’s and application forms, are often beyond the new state affiliates financial capabilily. Accordingly, they are only able to do a limited amount of membership recruitment. While I expect the pace to speed-up over the next several months, I remain concerned that the organizing groups may not be in a position to fully exploit a recent development that will make NLBA membership especially attractive to retailers who offer music (live and mechanical), and/or television broadcasts. orIPeZsI02
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2078854139 From: Carcich, Claire Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 11:41 AM To: Hurwitz, Even; Prince, James; Cox, Richard H.; Williams, David L.; Howell, Tony M. Subject: FW: Meeting With TCDI on 1/6
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Pal Cash, Rose B. Podraza, Ken F. From Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 1:20 PM To: Nixon, Gerry M. Subject: FW: Project Proposal DRAFT ----Original Message----- From: Harris, Lenny L. Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 10:58 AM To: Podraza, Ken F. Ce: Shorte, Cecil J.; Thomson, John D. Subject: Project Proposal DRAFT Ken, Here's a draft of a proposal on the process mapping project. John, Cecil and | have reviewed and made several edits to the document. Would you please take a look to make sure that we have sufficiently covered your requests and please provide any comments or recommendations on our approach. After your review and approval, a final draft will be issued to the distribution listed in the document. Proposal_3.doc Thanks Ken, Lenny L. Harris Senior Associate Engineer Process Simulation & Optimization Phone: (804) 274-6637 Pager: (804) 905-8979 Fax: (804) 274-3586 8SLS997 992
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CURRICULUM VITAE Howard William Schnaper, M.D. Date and Place of Birth: March 16, 1950, Baltimore. MD Citizenship: United States Education : June 197] BA, Yale University, New Haven, CT January 1975 MD, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD Positions Held: 1975 Intern in Pediatrics, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, NY 1976-78 Resident and Chief Resident in Pediatrics, Mount Sinai Hospital 1977-78 Instructor in Pediatrics, Mount Sinai School of Medicine 1978-80 Physician, National Health Service Corps, USPHS 1980-82 Fellow in Pediatrics (Nephrology), St Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis, MO 1982-83 Instructor in Pediatrics, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis 1982-88 Adjunct in Pathology, the Jewish Hospital of St. Louis 1983-90 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Washington University School of Medicine 1990- Associate Professor of Pediatrics, George Washingion University. Washington, DC 1990- Special Volunteer, Lab. of Developmental Biology, Nat.Inst.Dental Res., NIH Societies: American Association of Immunologists, American Society of Nephrology, American Society of Pediatric Nephrology, International Society of Nephrology, Society for Pediatric Research Honors and Other Special Scientific Recognition: 1980 U.S. Public Health Service, Region II, Commissioned Officer Award 1981-82 National Kidney Foundation Fellowship 1982-83 National Kidney Foundation of Eastern Missouri and Metro East Fellowship 1984-89 Clinical Investigator Award KO8 DKO1317, NIDDK: "Soluble Immune Response Suppressor in Nephrosis." 1986- Contributing Editor (Immunology), Pediatric Nephrology 1987 American Society of Nephrology Travel Award to Xth International Congress of Nephrology, London England 1987 Upjohn Co. of Canada Visiting Scientist, University of Alberta 1989 Visiting Professor, Basic Science Seminar Series, Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio 199 ]- Council, Eastern Society for Pediatric Research 1987 Patent number 4.665.021: Diagnostic Method of Screening for Immune Deficiency in a Nephrotic Patient by Determination of SIRS in the Urine" 1988 Patent number 4,771,125: "Human Soluble Immune Response Suppressor” Bibliography: 1. | Schnaper N, Schnaper HW: A few kind words for the devil. J. Religion and Health 8: 107-122, 1983, 2. Schnaper HW, Cole BR, Hodges FJ, Robson AM: Cerebral cortical atrophy in pediatric patients with end-stage renal disease. Am J Kid Dis 2: 645-650, 1983. 3. Schnaper HW. Aune TM, Pierce CW: Suppressor T-cell activation by human leukocyte interferon. J Immunol 131: 2301-2306, 1983.
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DEBEVOISE & PLIMPTON 919 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Tel 212 909 6000 Fax 212 909 6836 www.debevoise.com August 27, 2001 BY FEDERAL EXPRESS Mr. Dan Lorello New York State Archives Cultural Education Center Room 9D30 Empire State Plaza Albany, NY 12230 The Council For Tobacco Research--U.S.A., Inc. Dear Mr. Lorello: We are sending with the original of this letter 3 boxes of copies of documents from the personnel files of The Council for Tobacco Research — U.S.A., Inc. (“CTR”). Attached to this letter are (1) an index of file folder titles of the documents contained in each box, and (2) an updated version of the box-level index that was provided to the State in the fall of 1999. At the request of the Attorney General’s Office, these documents are being provided to the Archives pursuant to Subsection 9.3 of CTR’s Plan of Corporate Dissolution and Distribution of Assets (the “Plan”). These documents are being provided to the Archives pursuant to the assurance that the confidentiality of these documents will be preserved in a manner consistent with Article 6-A of the New York Public Officers Law, pursuant to the letter from David Nocenti, Counsel to the Attorney General, to Steven Klugman, of this firm, dated August 16, 2001. A copy of Mr. Nocenti’s letter is enclosed. Please feel free to call me at (212) 909-6153 if you have any questions regarding these documents or indices. New York * Washington, D.C. * London + Paris * Frankfurt * Moscow * Hong Kong 70118949