anirudh1112/corrected-tobacco-dataset-with-ocr huggingface dataset:
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CAMPBELL- JOHNSON LIMITED PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANTS 16-EOLTON-SFREET-LONDON-WHY SHX TELEPHONE: 01-966 439 2529 16 May 1980 Mr. Leonard S. Zahn, Leonard Zahn & Associates Inc., FO Box 523, 13 Lincoln Road, Great Neck, N.Y. 11921, USA St ? Dew LE nuk , Swiss Centre 10 Wardour S London Wiv : Tees 22809 HILI Thank you so much for your letter of May 12 about the Demopoulos talk. I will pass on the information you have given me to the Research Committee of TAC. It is just possible that they may feel inclined to try and take the matter a little further. Us uewAQ UrA», \. I. D. Adams
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October 30, 1987 MR. J. DOUG SIMPSON SUBJECT: Funding For Air Purification Device Development, Prototype Construction, and Testing Assisting in the Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) investigation for Fundamental Research and Development Department at Bowman Gray Technical Center (BCTC), we have designed subject device. Development and testing of this device has the potential of reducing the impact of “ETS” in public buildings particularly food service and entertainment establishments. We are requesting a grant of $4500 to accomplish subject work. To the best of our knowlewdge at this time these funds will cover the cost of engineering, materials and labor required to fabricate a prototype and testing to develop effectiveness data for this device. Legal council at BGTC is presently investigating patentability of subject device. A decision should be reached by mid November on this matter. If this funding is granted and we are advised to proceed with this work the prototype can be constructed and ready for testing by January 1, 1988. Please advise as to how we can further assist you in this matter. Richard P. Lortie, P. &. RPL: gws (33 76v) Copy to: Je: c. Henderson Cc. W. Nystrom 4 L76T CbPTS
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PHILIP MORRIS, U.S.A. INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 TO: Distribution DATE: April 29, 1985 FROM: Ralph Atlas SUBJECT: LORILLARD SHELF PLAN REVISION Attached is a copy of Lorillard's new carton shelf payment schedule effective June 1, 1985. The The changes are as follows: Top payment now is $104.00 per month. On previous contract the payment was $119.00. The lowest volume category (100-199) has been eliminated. In stores having only one standard fixture, “one full shelf" is interpreted as either 12 or 16 rows per shelf, however, in stores with multiple racks, “one full shelf" must represent 16 rows, with extra rows being contiguous. purpose is to upgrade Lorillard's position in all stores when they only occupy 12 rows to 16 rows. However, their correspondence states that "if a retailer adamantly objects to giving Lorillard the required additional rows, do not jeopardize the arrangement -- we will grandfather those,locations." RA/kw Attachments ce: V. Buccellato L. Glennie G. Powell Distribution: W. campbell W. Cutler R. Fitzmaurice J. Gillis H. Glastein T, Keim M. Lamster E. McQuigg E. Merlo R. Mikulay H. Mize D. Nelson F. Resnik R. Roper J. Spector J. Zoler 1967 }OcVOe
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AUG 07 2000 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL ‘61s FLOOR Mice FISHER HARRISBURG, PA 17120 ERO Ty July 31, 2000 ke bull allhoy ye jt) MIM Mr. Guy M. Blynn Vice President and Deputy General Counsel A ChE R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Post Office Box 2959 OP . -0O Winston-Salem, NC 27102 O ? RE: Use of Brand Names on Matchbooks L. Dear Mr. Blynn: T now chair the NAAG Tobacco Enforcement Committee. The Committee has your letter dated May 10, 2000, which responds to our letter of April 13, 2000, wherein we expressed our view that Brand Name advertising on matchbooks violates section III(f) of the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA). We also have a June 16, 2000 letter from Paul G. Gaston, attorney for D.D. Bean & Sons, Co. We have considered both letters and remain unpersuaded by your position. The distinctions cited in your letter are irrelevant to whether matchbooks are “merchandise” within the meaning of the MSA, As we previously explained, matchbooks are “merchandise” within the meaning of section Tl(f) of the MSA because they may be bought and sold as commercial products and have uses other than advertising. Matchbooks do not fit within any of the exceptions specified in section lil(f). Matchbooks are not Tobacco Products, their sole function is not advertising of Tobacce Products, and they are net written or electronic publications. Consequently, they fall squarely within the ban on Tobacco Brand Name Merchandise imposed by section III(P). Moreover, as we stated in our letter of April 13th, it is of no consequence that matchbooks may be owned, made, and distributed by third parties because, under section HIG) of the MSA, a Participating Manufacturer may not authorize a third party to “use. . .any Brand Name in a manner prohibited by [the MSA] if done by the Participating Manufacturer itself.” Ol9S r6Pes
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fe Tur Counci, For Tosacco REsearcu—U.S.A., Inc. 900 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK. N.Y. 10022 HARMON Cc. McALLISTER, PH.D. : . Nov. 7, 1990 RESEARCH DIRECTOR Dr. Victor Herrera, M.D. Section of Molecular Genetics Room L 411 Boston University School of Medicine 80 E. Concord St. - Boston, MA 02118 Dear Dr. Herrera: Thank you for your expression of interest in our program of research support. I am pleased to enclose a statement describing policies of The Council and a recent Annual Report that lists grants currently supported. Our application procedure entails a mandatory two-step process. First, a short preliminary inquiry is sent to members of the Executive Committee of our Scientific Advisory Board who evaluate it for scientific merit and for "fit" into The Council’s current multidisciplinary biomedical research program. If the Committee’s review vote iS positive, you will be provided with forms and instructions for completing a full application. In the event you receive an award, The Council will consider up to two annual renewals on the basis of progress reports and materials submitted with renewal applications. The Council operates two application cycles per year and accepts preliminary inquiries ‘year-round; the date of receipt by CTR determines the cycle in which the proposal is evaluated. - Fall cycle - any inquiry received between April 1 and September 30 and encouraged by the Executive Committee may be submitted as a full application by November 30. - Spring cycle - inquiries received between October | and March 31 and encouraged by the Committee may be submitted as full applications by May 31: Preliminary Inqiry Deadline for Notification Activation Cycle : Zak Arrival at CTR Full Application Date Date Spring Apr 1 - Sep 30 Early May Fall Oct 1 - Mar 31 Early Oct The format for the preliminary application is as follows: 1, A three page narrative summary. This should contain a synopsis of the proposed project . including relevant background material, its present status and goals, a brief outline of the ~ research and its impact. The summary should end with a sentence indicating the anticipated duration of the project (one, two or three years) and a single figure estimate of the anticipated annual direct costs of the study as proposed. Please note that the three page limit is absolute; no attachment pages containing photographs, charts or literature citations will be accepted. If you judge such materials are critical for the review of the proposal, they must be accomodated within the three page limitation. 2. Two page curricula vitae and scientific bibliographies of the applicant and principal professional level collaborators (the NIH format is quite acceptable). Again, the page limit is strictly enforced; only two pages per investigator are forwarded to the Committee. 3. One copy cach of any two or three publications, abstracts or manuscripts that are closely related to the project for which funding is being sought. Sincerely, AT peal «Ole Harmon McAllister
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEWYORK, NY 10017-5592 To: Distribution DATE: May 12, 1994 FROM: Matthew N. Winokur SUBJECT: ETS Research Proposal You are invited to attend a presentation regarding proposals for new research on ETS in Europe. The proposed studies would be significant contributions to efforts to counter the IARC multi-center study and monograph as well as the general debate on ETS. The presentation is scheduled for June 2 from 2:00-4:00 at 120 Park Ave. SLESTEELPOG
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PHILIP MORRIS USA INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 TO: Pam Bass DATE: November 5, 1997 FROM: Natalie Ellis SUBJECT: Promotional Lift Analysis Attached is the most recent Marlboro promotion analysis. It contains the lift numbers for the March price off. As } explained on the phone, the analysis uses statistical modeling to estimate weekly share lifts in stores carrving the promotion in a given week. li does not measure the total market performance of the promotion. The reason for modeling is to allow comparison of promotions on an “all else being equal” basis. Needless to say, in the marketplace all else is rarely aqual. Still | hope this is useful. ce: J. Bonhomme U. Kohli SPEVLLELOZ
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PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Tos DISTRIBUTION Date: January 26, 1994 From: L. M. Cummings Subject: Records Management Training Location Change The Records Management training session scheduled on Thursday, February 17, 1994 from 10:00am - 11:00am will be held in the Marlboro Conference Room instead of the Multi-Purpose Conference Room. + Please mark your calendars accordingly. I look forward to seeing each of you "via video". DISTRIBUTION: R. M. Berry J. Nalley M. L. Brown R. G. Pait M. L. Cotton P. L. Palmer S. S. Deerr T. L. Phipps S. S. Dossey L. C. Scherer M. F. Elzy J. A. Selent V. L. Keeney P. K. Shaw G. B. Magill J. C. Snider L. H. Menefee B. A. Stamper - S. R. Metzmier B. L. Waldrip M. D. Morris FILE: P34-T0O280 ZLEEPPOTSO2
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Prakacr Conctatéw (aulaz 70 Kirlllard fe Precbelen MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Arthur Stevens FROM: K. A. Sparrow DATE: January 6, 1997 SUBJECT: Product Information — Newport Light Box 100 On January 6, 1997 at.10:05 a.m. | received a phone message via Aileen Clougher (Mr. R. B. Spell’s secretary) that a consumer by the name of Ms. Carol Paris called to report finding Poreige Matter" ina pack of Newport Lignt Box 100. At 10:10 a.m. this date, | returned Ms. Paris’ phone message. Ms. Paris answered the phone and.! told her | was responding to her call. Ms. Paris proceeded to explain that she found "slivers of metallic matter” in the last 4 Newport Light Box 100’s that she purchased from: Merit Gas Station Willett Avenue and Metropolitan Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island | asked Ms. Paris if she had this product to send to me. She said she had one piece of 1 cigarette remaining and that she would be happy to send to me. , | thanked her and advised her that we would be happy to send her a couple free pack coupons for her trouble. Ms. Paris told me that she had monetary compensation in mind. | then advised her that as a result | would advise appropriate parties of such. SS°05C8
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a, Specialty Products y / Apri] 17, 199] Ms, Angela Ridings R.J. Reynolds To Obacco Company en In 5 Port of Project XA, are s Supplyi ™g you With two 0 bobbins of P3120" ~40EP to 0 be evaluate ed "rons improveg taste y co ena ce wit P3122. ~4-], This Paper wi]}] be useg as an outerwen Cot Pines snap design to achieve "Zero" Sidestream Smoke, Please trans sfocet Samples to Pat Perfe ett], The Physica] Properties Follow: BHT CORESTA Permeability Sample % Chemica] gsm Cm/min P3122-40¢p 3.4K Citrate 35.5 55 3 0.3 Hercon 70 1.0 ammonium alginate “pe ‘uon Ue ia L. Lawrence SLL/ht] ce: P, Perfett; M, Raker L. Sides G, Feron C J . DiGrigo); - Wempner Kimborty.ctacy Corporation SCTE SLZts
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--—-Original Message----- From: Cox, Richard H. Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 2:00 PM To: Merlo, Elien; Carnovale, Mary E.; McCormick, Brendan J.; Poole, Jay; Roberts, Peggy; Scruggs, John; Laufer, David; Desel, Paula; Keane, Denise; Grant, Ellen; Pfeil, Michael E.; Solana, Rick P.; Berlind, Mark; Nicoli, David; Nyffeler, Urs Subject: RE: CBS/60 Minutes An update on a Board of Directors of TITL meeting by telephone today. A CBS producer by the name of Rebecca Peterson (sp?) located in the Washington office (202-973-0779) called and asked to film at the TITL Laboratory for a story they are planning for November on low tar cigarettes. Both RJR and PM were in favor of letting them come in and film without giving an interview while B&W and Lorr. were not in favor. The reason stated for not being in favor was that this was 60 Minutes and nothing good could come from it. Further discussion resulted in the following action: Mara Payne of RJR will telephone the producer to acquire more details of the requested filming and report back to the Board of Directors early next week. In any eveni, there was strong sentiment that TITL not speak for the industry, however, if individual Companies wanted to grant an interview, they were free to do so. | will provide you with more details as | receive them. It would appear that we at PM need to decide if we are going to grant an interview with this producer and plan to proceed accordingly. €lzLoosl8oz
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-----Original Message----- From: Michelle.P.Manning@pmusa.com [mailto:Michelle.P.Manning@pmusa.com] Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 12:27 PM To: jabel@giantstep.com Ce: Linda.L. Hadel@pmusa.com; Eric.D-Ostern@pmusa.com Subject: PMUSA.com Stakeholders interviews Hi Jason, Linda Hadel Hopkins has asked me to set up the interview with you. Eric Ostern would also be joining. Does Monday October 29th at 3:00 p.m. work for you? Please let me know. Thanks. Michelle Manning Youth Smoking Prevention 917-663-2072 V87Z07Z7 15902
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se & > pucst BROWN & WILLIAMSON INTERNATIONAL TOBACCO A member of the BATUS Group April 5, 1983 Ms. Diane Bandera Duty Free Manager Dobbs Houses, Inc. P.O. Drawer 61007 Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX 75261 Dear Diane: As I'm sure you are aware, there is practically no movement of H.B. Crownfilter cigarettes through your airport duty free shop. Accord- ing to our records, the last order you placed for this brand was for 1 - 10M case in April, 1982. In view of this, we cannot justify to our associates in Germany to continue supporting H.B. with the lighted display in your duty free shop, and they have asked us to cancel it. In accordance with the terms of our letter of agreement dated Janu- ary 23, 1981, and your letter dated December 28, 1981, in which it was agreed that displays could be cancelled on thirty (30) days no- tice, please accept this as our request to cancel the H.B. display. We will pay rental on this display through May 15, 1983, and ask that you remove it at that time. We may be able to use the lightbox at another location at a later date, and would like to have it shipped back to this office. If you can arrange to ship it to us by U.P.S., we will be pleased to reimburse you for any packing and shipping costs. Otherwise, you can store it in your warehouse until Bob Castro next visits you and he can arrange shipment at that time. Many thanks for your help and cooperation. Best regards, op) W.A. Becker reel Marketing Services Manager oe) fan . & ce: H.G. Barbazon bee: L.T. Wright aj ~ R.H. Castro R.C. Woolsey Linda Parks SURO FIRST NATIONAL TOWER «401 SOUTH FIFTH STREET « LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 40202 U 5 A «TELEPHONE 1502) 500. 1000+ CABLE ADDRESS BWINURNAT » “ELEN 20424 670223317 PRODUCED FROM BéW WE I W n Ky I
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From: Alewine, Brenda M. To: Romesburg, David E.; Franklin, Fred W.; Beck, T. Keith; Stewart, Mark A.; Furches, Barry W.; Adams, Tony 8.; Mendenhall, O. Dwain; Smith, Reginald D.; Davis, Ricky W.; Cornelius, E. K.; Beauchamp, Kim Riley; Martinez, Eduardo; Hauser, Fedrecia U. CC: Martin, Timothy G. BCC: Primary Date: 3/16/2000 3:36:07 PM Last Modified Date: 2000-Mar-20 08:57:46 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 2000-Mar-16 15:36:06 Received Date: 2000-Mar-16 15:36:07 Subject: 031400rulesprocminutes.doc SSRI NAAN NAS NAN RDNA AIT DANANEANSEODN AN HEANRSINANE CEREUS TESTE EES EEE EET AS SS AUREUS Attachments: 031400ru.doc RJR0000001267003922 70042 4427 89rb c98CS
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2078873797 Teo! Original Message----- From: Pfeil, Michael E. Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 7:26 AM To: Harris, Peter L. (PLH); Nicoli, David; Sylvia, David; Krigbaum, Stephen; ‘'nindheim, Jim' '; McCormick, Brendan J.; Ryan, Thomas M Ce: Merlo, Ellen; Tapie, Monique N. Subject: RE: Revised 3rd Way Draft Okay, we have 2 conflicts on the 4th. Can you de the afternoon of the 5th or 6th. Please let Monique know. thanks
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4 RuJ.Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 Re August 28, 1979 Mr. Wilfried Dembach R.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO GMBH Geschaeftsleitung Postfach 100 885 5000 Cologne 1 Germany Dear Wilfried: Thank you very much for your letter of August 13th on freon; it is most important for us to have this information. I woul appreciate very much if you could please determine whether or not, as is likely, an English language version of the EEC original document is available. Thank you very much for your effort. FGC/ks cc: A.R. 82L0 @LOTS
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Fernandez, Henry L. From: Fernandez, Henry L. Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 10:42 AM To: 'DHR45@aol.com' Subject: RE: Greetings from Texas Hi Debbie | could not open the document as it may contain a virus. Regardless, the organization should keep the appointment with the contribution's director. (FYI, Philip Morris does NOT have a foundation; we have a direct corporate giving department.) Regards Henry DILEBSEIEROT
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From: — Balgley, Annemarie Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 3:17 PM To: Daragan, Karen M, Ce: Chaikin, Karen Subject: RE: Many tobacco-related studies all in one JAMA! 37 Oreclr9esoe
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70017 3867 From: Adams, Tim To: Tatham, Mark D. ce: BCC: Primary Date: 10/20/1994 11:13:40 AM Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 17:26:29 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1994-Oct-20 11:13:40 Received Date: 1994-Oct-20 11:13:40 Subject: Attached Files Ra An sna eA VE REAR ERA RIAA AMARA SANA ARADANNRAS AAAS AERTS ASA SRSA EYAL EAE ASAE Attachments: JOEC4 BMP JOECBTN1.BMP JOECBTN2,.BMP JOECBIN3.BMP PACK1,.BMP PACK2,BMP PACK3.BMP RJR16.BMP RJRIA.BMP RJR2.BMP RJR21.BMP RJR23.BMP RJR3.BMP RJR6.BMP RJRB3.BMP RJREGLE2,BMP SSAA RASA RRR RJR0000000501001330 LOZO Loses
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TRUDEAU INs TITUTE Trudeau Institute, Inc. Biomedical Resco ret: A Century of Science PO. Box 59 Laboratories 1884-1984 Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518 891-3080 August 16, 1988 Harmon C. McAllister, Ph.D. a Research Director Py la ij The Council for Tobacco Research - U.S.A., Inc. weal U Lb 900 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Dr. McAllister: Enclosed is a preliminary application for a proposal entitled: "Differentiation of Viral Oncogene-Expressing Promonocytic Leukemia Cells" that is being submitted for evaluation for possible funding by the Council. In addition to the preliminary outline of the study, biographical sketches in the NIH format of the applicant and a consultant, and copies of two recent pertinent publications by the applicant are included. If additional material or information is necessary for a proper evaluation by the Executive Committee please contact me. Sincerely, 24a % ued David L. Hines, Ph.D. Associate Member DLH/md
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4 ‘ BOOK II Buist - U. of Oregon ~- #1044 The role of alpha, antitrypsin deficiency as a risk factor in the development of chronic airways obstruction. The investigator's specific aim is to examine the role of alpha antitrypsin (a, AT) deficiency as a risk factor in the development of chronic airway obstruction. The hypotheses to be tested are that a) MZ heterozygote for a,AT deficiency has impaired lung function as measured by a wide range of tests of lung mechanics and b) the MZ heterozygote does not belong to the high risk category for the development of chronic airway obstruction unless there is an additive factor such as smoking, pollutants etc. In view of the unusual population available and her expertise, I recommend continuation at high priority. LEON O. JACOBSON, M.D. 50118021
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ces <P </m F-e Tobacco Company TONY VARDE, JR. July 28, 1994 Senior Chain Accounts Manager Pinebridge Mall 1580 McLaughlin Run Road, Suite 209 Pittsburgh, PA 15241 412-221-2422 TO: ROU 1610 for Handling / Distribution Paw: Saree ates Division 163212 ATTN: P&A Coordinator Revco #2564 -- SIS #650058 Revco D. S., Inc. - Chain ID #0102 00 00 New Stores -- Remodel Stores -- Relocations Please be advised that corporate Revco stores are going through a change in their merchandising concepts and store decor. This letter will identify to you, through the attached Revco merchandising notification form, whether this store is a new store, store remodel, or relocation. Please handie installations as requested, and contact Revco in store personnel regarding setup details. Display concepts have been approved for not only R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, but also for other tobacco companies. Attached you will find plan-o-gram layout type "R" for new prototype stores. We will be shipping you the number of units needed to complete the permanent counter display concept for this particular store. Please be advised that we have entered into agreement to allow Revco the opportunity to increase their volume with new stores for a selected period of time. Therefore, please enter contract plan as follows: . Type: One (1) FPD, Plan A -- As volume increase please adjust contract plans based on volume. However, we will be monitoring the time period in order to remove the contract plan if it does not meet volume guidelines within a reasonable period of time. Under Revco's new concept we will be utilizing RJR's cartridges attached to Revco's own shelving, utilizing four complete shelves for packages to be placed directly underneath Revco's new valence. This concept will be 9, 10, 11, or 12 ft. in width (identified on Revco's merchandising notification form). ETD S9B8TS “‘We work for smokers.”
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INDUSTRY YOUTH INITIATIVES BACKGROUND The tobacco industry has long taken a number of affirmative steps in response to concerns about youth smoking. However, the youth smoking issue continues to drive legislative issues and media coverage -- and the levels of anti-smoking charges against the industry on this issue are increasing. OBJECTIVE To demonstrate to the public, legislators and decision-makers, that the tobacco industry has and continues to support its longstanding sommitment that its preducts are not for young people. To reaffirm and broaden this commitment, a five-pronged effort has been developed to counter youth smoking. The program includes model state legislation for minimun age requirements; model legislation for vending machine sales; a new youth industry code; a retail sales initiative; and a new, tobacco-specific booklet, to expand the industry's popular Responsible Living Progran. THE INITIATIViis 1. Retail Awareness Program The tobacco industry will work with the retailers who sell tobacco products to reinforce adherence to both state laws and our own conviction that smoking is for those adults who choose tc smoke. The program is designed to assist the retailing industry, and to enlist their support and cooperation, in observing prohibitions against the sale of tobacco froducts to persons who are below the legal minimum age. ; Distribution will be through the membership of the co- sponsoring organizations. The program will also be advertised in state and national retail trade publications. The Tobacco Institute will provide promotional kits in numbers requested by the sponsoring organizations. Decals and other materials, noting the sponsoring organizations, will be provided at no cost to the co-sponsoring organization. CONFIDENTIAL: MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION | TIMN 190657 '
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Chaikin, Karen From: Chaikin, Karen Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 2:55 PM To: ‘Robert Balthaser’ Cc: Goodman, Taryn H Subject: RE: NYU Child Study Center/Proposed Intervention Program--details Robert, Taryn was good enough to share your updates with me. One last question, are you seeking funding from anyone else for these efforts? Would it be accurate to say that you're in conversation with Chancellor Levy about funding sources as well? KC Youth Smoking Prevention ESesselsso07d
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Re: TES Pilot study: Verification analysis of NNAL by AHF 25051 70172 me ‘Original Message----~ > From: Walk, Roger A. > Sent: 12 octobre 2000 20:42 > To: Tricker, Anthony; Oey, Jan 1 > Ce: Kinser, Robin D.; Rustemeier, Klaus; Sanders, | > Edward; ’walnutgrove@dellnet.com’ > Subject: RE: TES Pilot study: Verification analysis ; > of NNAL by AHF it > Tony, I see your important point. I also see that we almost > have to do such a verification study. What about doing it stepwise and as | > you suggest independent of the pilot study ? What about setting up a > verification study between AHF and INBIFO first ? If they have reached > commen grounds, then other labs such as COVANCE could become involved. Could | > you together with Robin, Don and the INBIFO folks put together a short i > design recommendation and introduce this into our planning process for 2001 > ? Let me re-state: I agree that this should not be part of the pilot | > exposure study, but we need to plan and if we decide to do it, execute it so | > it is supporting the validity of the main TES. i > > Thanks for your comments/suggestions. L > Roger Page 2 of 3
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Lirlllard MEMORANDUM January 22, 1987 Te: Mr. John Mueller From: Ronald §. Goldbrenner Reet SEC Form 10-K 1986 In aid of our preparation of Loews' annual 10-K Report for 1986, please supply new or updated information, as may be appropriate, with respect to the highlighted portions of the attached draft, I would appreciate your response before February 13, 1987. If you have any questions or any difficulty meeting the deadline, please contact me. Thank you very much. RSG/he / All ec: Mr. RH. Orcutt ERLTe eve
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2082023149 Moore, Edna From: Poole, Jay Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 10:17 AM To: Moore, Edna; Gémez, Frank; Brosius, Karen; Marden, Roy Subject: FW: Engle Update 6/20 FY] - please don't hesitate to call me - or Vic - if you have any questions, comments or concerns.
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ath fv PROJECT NN (Alpha No Nicotine) I. Sources of Nicotine in Alpha A. Tobacco Jacket = B. Spray-Dried Extract (SDE) c. Tobacco Paper Plug ples? II. Tobacco Jacket A ph freon A. Denicotinized Tobaccos 1. Via Current "Denic" Process Zs Via Current "Denic" Process Optimized for Maximum lols? Nicotine Removal Poduafel 3. Spent Tobacco From SDE Process a B. Selected Tobacco Types, Grades, Blends nth, / 1. G7NX 2. TB 36 Special Grades Cc. Absorbents 1. Tobacco Paper Plug/Active Carbon D. Reduced pH to Lower Nicotine Vapor Pressure 1. Levulinic Acid III. Spray-Dried Extract A. Elimination of SDE B. Substitution of Low/Denic Marumerized Tobacco C. pH Control dD. Other (More Remote Due to Timing, Feasibility, etc.) 1. New Process: Liquid-Liquid, Ion Exchange 2. Slurry of Tobacco Dust: G7NX, Denic Tobacco 3. Active Carbon, Other Absorbents IV. MEP Modifications A. Cellulose Acetate vs. Polypropylene — B. TPP Additives Cc. TPP Without Added Extract Vv. Longer Term Possibilities A. Supercritical Extraction of Tobacco — B. Liquid-Liquid Extraction Cc. Ion Exchange D. Culturally/Genetically Engineered Tobaccos E. Cavity Filters Containing Silica Gels, Active Carbons, etc. F. Air-Laid Tobacco Mat (KC) VI. Rate-Limiting Obstacles for Short Term A. Analytical Support for Nicotine Analyses B. Preparation and Fabrication of Tobacco Rods (Vance Hicks’ Area) cs Small Scale Tobacco Puffing D. Fabrication of Models (David Jones’ Area) E. Flavor Support VII. Advanced Product Technologies Staffing Steve Jakob (Project Leader) Gary Shelar Carl Morrison wel, foot mgehed f8 wcthafnte SSTP €690S
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Photocopying Official Identification State Identification (NC, VA) North Carolina - No restrictions on photocopying identification cards. Note: “. . . the acceptance thereof as valid identification is a matter left entirely to the discretion of the any person to whom the card is presented.” (North Carolina Gen, Stat. §20-37.7) Virginia - “It shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture, advertise for sale, sell or possess any fictitious, facsimile or simulated . . . Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles special identification card .. . or in any way reproduce any identification card or facsimile thereof in such a manner that it could be mistaken for a valid license or identification of any type specified in this subsection.” (Virginia Stat. §18.2-204.2) Military Identification “The reproduction in any manner of the likeness of any identification card prescribed by DA or Department of the Air Force is prohibited without prior approval in writing by the Secretary of the Army of Secretary of the Air Force.” (32 CFR §507.11) Definitions: DA means “Department of the Army.” (32 CFR §507.3) Gun Permit (NC, VA) North Carolina - “The sheriff of the county where the permit was issued ... may revoke a permit subsequent to a hearing for any of the following reasons: ... (2) Misuse of a permit, including lending or giving a permit to another person, duplicating a permit, or using a permit with the intent to unlawfully cause harm to a person or property.” (North Carolina Gen. Stat. §14-415.18) Virginia - “It shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture, advertise for sale, shall or possess any fictitious, facsimile or simulated . . . official identification issued by any other federal, state or foreign government agency; . . or in any way reproduce any identification card or facsimile thereof in such a manner that it could be mistaken for a valid license or identification of any type specified in this subsection.” (Virginia Stat. §18.2-204.2) INS Card “Whoever, knowingly forges, counterfeits, alters, or falsely makes any immigrant or nonimmigrant visa, permit, border crossing card, alien registration receipt card, or other document prescribed by statute or regulation for entry into or as evidence of authorized stay or employment in the United States, or utters, uses, attempts to S9bS “LSSTS
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(0 Cae fee PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017 TO: CAWC Participants oar: December 14, 1995 FROM: Steven C. Parrish SUBJECT: Conference Follow-Up As I mentioned at the Corporate Affairs World Conference, ] want to follow-up with all participants on a number of issues. First of all, I would like to thank everyone for attending and to convey a special thanks to those of you who participated in presentations or panel discussions or led the issues groups. I believe everyone who attended felt challenged and I trust a good time was had by all. However, we know there is always room for improvement for the next conference, and I suggested two ways in my closing remarks - a stronger international focus and a site outside North America. But | want to hear more from each of you. To that end, I have attached a questionnaire for your comments. Please give us your frank and honest opinion and return it to Hector Irastorza in the Washington, D.C. office by January 15, 1996. It will be important when planning future conferences. Also, as promised, attached are the final reports of each of the issues discussion groups and Jim Lindheim’s summary of "key learnings” from the three panel presentations. I hope you will find them of interest. Please share them with your colleagues in your departments, especially those who were unable to attend the conference. If you have any comments on any particular issue, please let me know. For those of you who are interested in receiving copies of any of the internal presentations, please contact Peter Mirabella in the New York Office and he will make every effort to comply with your request. However, please be aware that although our executives were most pleased to be with us, they are somewhat reluctant to distribute copies of their speeches because of the confidentiality and sensitivity of some of the information in their presentations. Where that is the case, we are looking to see if edited versions could be made available. SETI 6 9bOS
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MONTHLY SUMMARY 25 JANUARY 1986- 24 FEBRUARY 1986 FOR: David Douglas 1. Non-burning smoking article: Additional work on this subject was done this month by examining the filtration effect of a cellulose acetate filter versus no filter. The sample examined was an IFF tobacco neutral fraction flavor. Fifty microliters of the sample were applied to a piece of filter paper inside a plastic tube like those used by Flavor Development for the non-burning smoking article. Thirty-five ml puffs were withdrawn alternately at one end containing a CA filter and at the other end, which was open. The results of chromatograms produced by samples taken in these ways showed that the later, more polar, less volatile components are reduced disproportionately when puffed through the CA filter compared to a sample taken with no filter. This observation could have implications for the use of tobacco-identical flavors in both burning and non-burning smoking products, since this flavor is apparently natural and therefore representative of tobacco-identical flavors. No additional work is anticipated in this area unless it is desired by supervisors of the Chemical Research Division, as an aid to Divisional goals or major R&D programs. However, a memo summarizing the observations made to date is being written. 2. Setup of an electron capture detector: Some additional work with the ECD (discussed last month) was done, mostly to document the work on the PE data system. However in the course of this work the lower limits of detectability of Lindane and Aldrin were explored and more difinitively determined. It was found that approximately 300-400 femtograms (10-13 grams) of either pesticide could be detected at a 2:1 signal to noise ratio, but about half this amount could not. A minimum of 15 picograms of each of the pesticides were detected in 3 microliters of a bright tobacco extract. The accuracy of the concentration of the pesticide standard being used was compared with a completely separate standard of Lindane, and the amounts from each source were found to be equal within normal experimental variability. A memo concerning this work is being written, and no further work will be done in this area unless a need arises. FITSZOTSOe
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| 2078305770 From: McCormick, Brendan on Mon, May 11, 1998 4:28 PM Subject: RE: Reporter Seeks Leads To: Carnovale, Mary; Carraro, Tara; Cooper, David; Culley, Liz; Daragan, Karen; Dawson, Nicole; Geovannello, Frank; Leary, D. d.(MS)}; Ostern, Eric; Quast, David; Roberts, Peggy; Spector, James; Szumera, Michael Cc: Borelli,. Thomas; Han, Vic; Lenzi, Jack; Woodward, Ellis See request below - any thoughts for referrals?
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From: Date: Subject: To: Ce: Page 1 Note for McMahon, Kathy ili A oY St Young, Tracy Tue, Feb 21, 1995 12:51 PM RR II Scripting McMahon, Kathy Briggs, Gary(Kowal); Grosskopf, Neil; Mansmann, Jack Can we verify that the scripting is correct regarding how often retailers can call to order catalogs. CSRs should say that a retailer can call to order catalogs once a day. In the beginning of the last program we said once a week. We were concerned about not having sufficient catalog inventory. since proved not to be an issue so we can allow retailers to call and order catalogs more often - once a day. Thanks.
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a FEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETIES’ FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY - 9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE © BETHESDA. MARYLAND 20814. TELEPHONE 301-530-7000-CABLE ADDRESS: FASES, WASHINGTON OC Corporate Members AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY acceso NP BIOCHEMISTRY AND : : ' Exeeuttve Director - AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PHARMACOLOGY. ANO EXPERIMENTAL THERAPEUTICS “oe AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PATHOLOGISTS ; - ; “JOHNR. RICE. CPA. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION - 7 ‘ : - a Oo = Comptroller : AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF IMMUNOLOGISTS ROBERT W. KRAUSS Affiliate Member . December 7, 1988 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CELL BIOLOGY -- ; ‘ : a" a Se : : oO q ; Harmon C. McAllister,: Ph.D. oO cian at Saran Research Director ‘ , The Council. for Tobacco -Research-U.S.A. 900 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 - Dear Dr. McAllister: :. I am certainly pleased to acknowledge and accept with thanks the checks from The Council. for Tobacco Research-U.S.A. in the total amounts of $12,500.00 in support of the following five Summer Conferences to be held in 1989: - me ~ Bone Marrow Transportation... Calcium and -Cell Function Genetic Recombination and Genome Rearrangements Molecular Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis - ~ nae Ubiquitin On : — The Federation and the scientists who comprise it are appreciative of .your interest in assisting us to improve scientific communication. The funds will be used by the chairpersons. of the conferences to defray the travel . m8 — and registration expenses for some of the speakers. , We extend an invitation to the scientists of your organization who _" are interested in attending any of the FASEB Summer Research. Conferences.: In 1989 there will again be eighteen conferences heid under our. auspices. ~ _ ten in Saxtons River, Vermont, and eight at our second site in Copper me Mountain, Colorado. . a oe ; ee I have enclosed for your interest a copy of the FASEB Public Affairs Newsletter. It is published monthly by. our Office of Public Affairs. to keep Federation members and other readers abreast of the. latest ; developments in Congress and in Executive Branch agencies that. may affect biomedical and biological research. " Please express to the appropriate officials my thanks and appreciation for your very..generous support of these conferences... Executive Director . PUBLISHER OF THE FASEB JOURNAL rwk/ js. Tro eee meres mk Emme nen, RE COTE RENT ET ® eres
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ied / Js, Boctlioral S84 Ye MEMORANDUM April 28, 1982 TO: S. Benson M. Kiernan E. Schmitz M. Burke S. LaMonte I. Staub D. Champa R. Lawrence | G. Telford J. Daghlian vf. Mau M. Weinberg E. DeLaura C. McElligott K. Deyo (FCB) J. Flinn E. Morgenthal R. Thomas (FCB) R. Hammer A. Pasheluk H. Westphalen (DMM) M. Kayiatos J. Rinns G. Hoefer (MCA) FROM: Laurie Moroz RE: Corporate Portfolio Study . Attached is the final report on the corporate portfolio test. Note that the report is in two parts: . 1) An overview of the study, including an evaluation of the new method. 2) A brief summary off findings and complete tabular data on a specific brand. (Issued only to those with responsibility. flor the brand coveredi.) yy f/L\ R. Moroz S 3 leat Ch: oo So to 6 oe ane of evtaaaatee ae eb Re te eo ee oat Bent
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From: Spainhour, Sheryl F. To: Padilla, Elvira; Palela, Bernard; Peck, Arnold; Petree, Tony W.; Pfeiffer, Michael G.; Pross, David; Purcell, Brenda E.; Ruiz, Armando G.; Rumple, Phyllis; Santos, Denise L.; Scholtyssek, Brigitte; Self, D. Barry; Semionova, Caroline; Shich, Linda; Simon, Pierre; Smith, Jan Fulton; Soenmez, Claude; Steinle, Mike; Stettler, Francois C.; Suber, Robert (Bob); Takagi, Sachiko; Tompson, Randy; Trudelle, Mary; Watanabe, Yumi; Wedrowski, Jacek; Wicker, Fredrick Raymond; Woon, Kenneth; Wurm, Anriemarie ce: BCC: Primary Date: 2/10/1998 12:20:07 PM Last Modified Date: 1998-Feb-10 12:20:07 Last Touched Date: Sent Date: 1998-Feb-10 12:20:07 Received Date: 1998-Feb-10 12:20:07 Subject: Feb. 10 RJRI News Report ABN ARA SAARINEN SAN AAARALAARAA CAEN AAULLEAGALEAAMLARR LAR AAA AALA AREAS AERA GAARA EAS GURASA LEA EARA SURAT REAR REAR EGRESS EAR ARREARS Attachments: 0210,doc Sheryl toa: @ Q i) ©. © | o | = °o i RJRO000000141018097 70055 7109 eee
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From: Hirnikel, Daniel J. Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 2:55 PM To: Putney, Rebecca M.; King, Valerie A. Ce: Walk, Roger A. Subject: Project Plans Attached are the project plans that | presented this morning. | am not attaching either of the plans that | presented that belang to Raymond or Matthias. EI E mw Model:=g veal agi plat .2cH. doz: comp of 3 air doc Medon vennenlal= dion. uuH.des val idan: on validazing 2078586412
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2085115503 Ostern, Eric From: Ostem, Eric Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 4:28 PM To: Daragan, Karen M. Subject: FW: fax Since it's our team meeting, I'm be here on the ranch--I mentioned to CJL that we had a team meeting and | didn't think I'd be joining her- Eric Ostern, Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs
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2073624878 Printed By: Keily Rubin MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION # Cynthia R Johnson 09/02/99 10:46 AM To: Leslie Wharton/ArnoldPorter/Bravo@Bravo cc: John Mulderig/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo, Dyanna Nye/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo, Jerami Kemnitz/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo, Karen Johnson/ShockHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo, Theresa Becker/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo, Kelly Rubin/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo Subject: Super DARTs Attached are the Super DARTs for documents which pertain to lawyer involvement in internal PM research or CTR research. Let Terry know if you think we missed any. 21.wpd 38.wed 39.wpd 52.wed 55.wpd 56.wpd 57.54.wpd 59.wed 64.01.wpd 64.02.wpd
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CURRICULUM VITAE Robert M. McCarroll DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: January 11, 1958; East Orange, New Jersey SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: 522-92-3384 PRESENT POSITION: Assistant Professor Dept. Radiation & Cellular Oncology University of Chicago Medical Center 5841 S. Maryland Ave., MC0085 Chicago, IL 60637 773/702-8819 FAX: 773/702-1968 email: rmecarro@midway.uchicago.edu EDUCATION: B.S. May 1980 - Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology; Philosophy University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Ph.D. March 1988 - Genetics, University of Washington, Seattle, WA HONORS: Graduated magna cum laude (biology), May 1980 FELLOWSHIPS: NIH Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship Feb. 1988 - Feb. 1991 NIH Predoctoral Training Grant, Genetics Sept. 1982 - Sept. 1986 RESEARCH SUPPORT Cancer Research Foundation -Young Investigator Award, July 1993 - June 1994 “Repression of Mitotic Division During Meiotic Development” Total Direct Costs $40,000 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1994-Present Member, Committee on Cancer Biology 1992-Present Member, Committee on Genetics 1992-Present Asst. Professor, Dept. Radiation and Cellular Oncology, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 1991-1992 Research Associate, Dept. Radiation and Cellular Oncology, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Advisor: Dr. Ralph R. Weichselbaum 1988-1991 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dept. Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Advisor: Dr. Rochelle E. Esposito 1980-1988 | Graduate Student, Dept. Genetics, University of Washington, Seattle, WA Advisor: Dr. Walton L. Fangman
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wea fire R.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO GMBH HAUPTVERWALTUNG Q 3 f | | | R.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO GMBH - Postfach 100885, 5000 K6in 1 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Technical Center, R & D Dep. Attn: Mr. D.P. Johnson Winston Salem, N.C. 27 102 Koln, Gulichplatz 3, den 02/22/1983 Telefon: Durchwahl (0221) 227/2 Dear Mr. Johnson, with reference to our discussion on the phone and further to your letter from Feb. 14, hereby you will receive a selection of copies to answer your questions about pesticide residues on tobacco. 1. Analytical methods 1.1 Determination of MH 30 1.2 Determination of DTC 1.3 Determination of Organochlorine Pesticides 2. Residue data obtained 2.1 on raw tobaccos from various countries 2.2 on 11 german brands 3. Comments 3.1 A list of pesticides which are determinated routinely or on special request is given with attachment 2.1, as well as a list of the “Upper Limits" according to german food legislation. 3.2 As far as we know there are no special requirements or regulations for other European Countries. I am sorry not to have translations of the analytical methods, if there are any problems, Jarl Nilsson will be of help to you. Sincerely yours R.J. Reynolds Tob. GmbH Germany i s ra W. Schimanke xe: F. Krtill B.F. Pelz W.D. D&ahne ELOL 8En0S
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_ & PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. b/ wa INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA To: - Dr. H. Wakeham bate: April 16, 1970 From: - William B. Cridlin, Jr. Subject: . MEMBERSHIP - THE PTC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE GEORGE -WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY I am well aware of this organization and can readily endorse it mainly by its reputation. I, personally, have never attended the PIC meetings, but those who have speak highly of the work and objectives of this group. This Institute investigates various problems in the field of intellectual and industrial property and its association with the George Washington University enhances the Institute's ability to attract qualified persons to conduct the necessary studies to fulfill its objectives, The DuPont Company actively supports this endeavor and Samuel Lenher, a DuPont vice president, is on its advisory council, I am not certain which other companies support the Institute, but I would imagine companies such as G.E., IBM, Monsanto, etc., which have large patent programs are contributors, If you would like a list of contributors, 1 believe I could get one for you. The work of this Institute is worthwhile and my recommendation would be for Philip Morris to support the PTC Institute, I would think the minimum amount of $500 to be a participating member would be an adequate subscription. William B. Cridlin, Jr. WBC jr/bsf cc: Dr. P, A. Eichorn 662S98P00F
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D> moons Original Message----- > From: Bires, Kristen [SMTP:KBires@MSA.com] > Sent: Thursday, December 23, 1999 12:36 PM >To: Dunn, Lisa >Cec: Varley, Tim > Subject: R2461-Tripi Foods-#12078 ? > <<R2461-Tripi Foods#12078-Retail list.xis>> > > Lisa, > > | just received your voicemail and here is your request! o > The enclosed list contains a list of retail stores that Tripi Foods #12078 > ships to. Included on this list is Retail ID, Retail name, address, city, > state, and zip code. > > Please let me know if you have any questions. | am trying to get you an > answer to your question about comparing the zip codes received trom > Distributors and the zip codes received from sales reps. > > Thank you, > Kristen > > <<R2461-Tripi Foods#12078-Reiail list.xis>> << File: R2461-Tripi Foods#12078-Reiail Jist.xls >> gz918078202
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SUBSTRATE SCHEDULED PROJECTS FOR JUNE 1985 D. Kay 1. Carbonyl Formation Study with B-3/TEG 2. Thermal Desorption Study includes identifying breakdown products of B-3/TEG C. Banerjee 1. Migration Study a. Labeled study b. Marumerized/Non tobacco substrate c. Fuel Source, vs. moisture and density J. Dengler l. Develop process for washing/drying the substrate a. Bench b. Pilot 2s Develop process for uniformly/quantitatively add humectant to substrates. 3. Optimize amount of humectant using HSC/with capsule length B. Montgomery l. Categorize all substrate with controlled working model and HSC ‘ a. Wash/Dry substrate b. Test: SA, Hg Pore, Density, Ash, Sulfur -l- wn oO w oO a oo oO + nN