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<doc> Sorueti, Te, Re Suzukiei, N. Nakayazati, C. Inubuseti, H.
 HMatsudatz, ©. Doit3, T. Morisa, X&. Furusets, K. Fukuckaeé, T.
 Yasumniteut?, 9» Kuwabarats, M. Iehigayass, HM. Kuratatlo, K.
 Nuwabaratss, K. Nakaharaeiz2, $. Endo*i3, and 6. Hattori#i3:
 PALSIVE BROKING AMONG RONSMOKING WOKEN AND THE RELATIONGEIP
 BETHEEN SHDOOR ATR POLLOTION AND LUNG CANCER INCIDENCE“eRESULTS
 OF A KULTICENTER Cask CONTROLLED STODY. Gan to Rinsho, Vol. 36,
 No. 3, pr-3296333. 3999.
 Introduction
 According to the 1987 population dynamics statistics
 compiled by the Ministry of Hesith and Welfare, the age-adjusted
 mortality of dung cancer in beth men and wonen is the second
 highest (efter stomach cancer) among cancer mortalities”, The
 age-adjusted mortality in stesach cancer has been steadily
 declining since 1960, while that of lung cancer has been rapidly
 increasing during the sare period. If this trend continues, tha
 ranking ef chess mortalities will de severseé by the year 20007),
 #1 Survey Section, Osaxe Prefectural Adult Disease Center.
 #2 Departmens of Internai Medicine, Osaka Prefectural Aduit
 Disease Center.
 3 Department of Surgery, Osaka Prefectural Adult Disease Canter.
 a4 Department of Surgery, Natgonal Sanatorium Kinki Central
 Kospital.
 45 Department of Internal Medicine, National Sanatorium Kinki
 Central Kespital.
 a6 Departrent of Internal Medicine, Osaka Prefeesural Habixine
 Hospital.
 “a7 Department of Surgery, Osaka Prefectural Habixino Hospital.
 3 Departzent of Internal Medicine, National Sanatorius Teneyasa
 Hospital.
 *9 Departnent of Respiratory Diseases, Osaka Red Cross Hospital
 #10 Department of Tnoracie Surgery, Kitano Hospital,
 #i1 Department of Respiratory Diseases, Kansai Denryoku Hospitel.
 #22 The Firat Department of Surgery, Osaka University School of
 Medicine.
 #13 The Organization to Elininate Lung Cancer from Osaka.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954
 Se IDENTIFIED AS niko"
 “EXPERIMENTAL SMOKING
 - TEST AND CHEMICAL

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ANALYSIS OF TOBACCO _
 - United States Testing Company, Tne
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 OUR LrTreR® AND REPORTS ARE FOR THE EXCLUSIVE vex OF THE CLIENT. to WHOM THEY ARE ADORESSEO, AND THEIR COMMUNICATION TO ANY OTHERS, comps 4
 'or THE USE oF THE NAME OF UNITED STATES TESTING COMPANY, INC., MUST RECEIVE OUR PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL. OUR LETTERS AND REPORTS APPLY .
 F ONLY TO THe SAMPLE TESTED AND ARE Nor NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF THE QUALITIES or APPARENTLY IDENTICAL or SIMILAR pRropuctTs. a
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Resistance
 Concentration
 of Smoke
 Tobacco
 impact
 Bitter
 Drying
 Mouth Sensation”
 Throat Scratch
 Smoothness
 Burn Rate
 Overall
 Aftertaste
 Duration
 ATTACHMENT 1
 Amount of resistance encountered when
 puffing on unlit cigarette.
 Impression of how much smoke was
 contained within a puff.
 Intensity of tobacco flavor perceived.
 The amount of impact felt when inhaling a
 cigarette.
 Intensity of bitterness perceived.
 A sensation felt when the saliva or
 moisture is being taken up or dried from
 the mouth.

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 Intensity of the overall sensation felt
 in the mouth, including the tongue.
 Would dnelude feelings of irritation,
 sting, harshness and burn.
 A feeling of seratchiness or irritation
 felt in the throat.
 The degree of overall impression of
 product balance taking into account
 eveness of aroma and flavor
 characteristics and other sensations.
 An dmpression of the speed at which the
 cigarette burned.
 Amount of taste left in the mouth efter
 smoking.
 A measure of how long the aftertaste
 lingers in the mouth.
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> From: Foote, Naomi
 To: Pack, Jane S.
 ce:
 BCC:
 Subject: Clay's Calendar{F}
 Primary Date: 7/29/1998 7:53:53 AM
 Last Modified Date: 1998-Jul~29 07:53:53
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1998-Jul-29 07:53:53
 Received DateDate: 1998-Ju1-29 07:53:53
 Attachments:
 Thanks for the follow-up. If there is a glitch in

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the
 system, I'll just voicemail you again.
 Naomi Foote
 From: Pack, Jane S.
 Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 9:37 AM
 To: Foote, Naomi
 Subject: Clay's Calendar
 Naomi, gosh this is really confusing!!! Clay removed your
 name as a delegate about two weeks ago and you are still
 getting his calendar requests. We just went through and
 added someone else as a delegate. That seemed to cancel you
 out. Don't know why! Anyway, I hope that you won't be
 getting any more of these!!!!
 Jane
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<doc> CABARRUS COUNTY
 MERIT ULTIMA 100 REGULAR SP
 BRAND CODE-02890 (STD)
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 CIGARETTE PAPER WIDTH
 CIRCUMFERENCE
 CALCULATED VOLUME
 CALCULATED DENSITY
 PACK QO. V.
 FIRMNESS TARGET
 RANGE
 RANGE
 FILLER WEIGHT
 PAPER AND ADHESIVE
 ROD WEIGHT
 TIPPING AND ADHESIVE
 TOTAL LESS PLUG
 STANDARD PRODUCTION
 67.5 MM
 36.000 MM
 27.00 MM
 24.80 MM
 3,303.6747 CUBIC MM
 17.6762 CGMS/CC
 TARGETS
 12.00 % WW
 3.00 MM
 FROM 2.60 TO 3.40 MM CONE WEEK N=3)
 FROM 2.90 TO 3.10 4M CEIGHT WEEK N=24)
 - 5840302 GRAMS
 1.2876 LBS. 7/1000
 -0520034 GRAKS
 -$360336 GRAKS
 0490902 GRAMS
 -6851238 GRAMS
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
 APPROVED BY:
 DESCRIPTION.
 K. ¥. SMITH
 6/02/00
 ADDED TO BRAND
 DO NOT MIX WITH REGULAR PRODUCTION.
 PRINTING TIME
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED:
 1/31/00
 CLSTELO9NT </doc>


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<doc> U-Smoking
 Challenge Met
 The critics said produce a cigarette with = 22 Micrograms acralein
 Jess than: Here it is with Mediterranean Tobacco
 7.5 Milligrams “tar” added for taste. __
 tens
 0.5 Milligrams nicotine
 3 Milligrams carbon monoxide
 45 Micrograms nitrogen oxide "
 75 Micrograms hydrogen cyanide VISIO
 ra tiass
 « ounecses |
 For years you've fistened to the critics
 of smoking. We've lisienecl. The result: down. 4
 down, down have gone the numbers, Most a
 dramatically down, the hunibers. From 4 , ‘
 43 my to 36 my to 18 my and finaly i mg. Now a
 you know. é lot of smokers find | my of “iar” fe |
 fidiculous for them, Not enough taste. And
 that’s been the dilemma. mo
 Until cuite recently, ‘meroarianes
 Reader's Digest, Science Magazine a
 und several other publictions have published A
 a prominent research scientist who though
 <quuinst smoking sugges:s a different appiouch .
 to the numbers race, It's produced what may become the must
 Now we can’t publish his name, or latked about, controversial cigarette in history,
 the names uf others who luree, because they're The crities asked for it, And it tastes good tao!
 against smoking and not about 10 appear ina
 cigarette ad. However, we can Publish their How an ingenious process
 challenge to the cigarette industry, Which is: meets the challenge
 Produce a cigarette which has less than 7.8 mg
 f “tary less than 22 #g of Acrolein, less dian
 60 py of HCN, less than 45 yg of NOx, less
 than 3 mg of CO and less than Sig Nicutine,
 We've met that challenge. Produced
 that cigarette. And gone one step further. We've
 made it taste good by adding a rich strain of
 Mediterranean tobaceo ta what's basically a
 very low tar blend.
 That's the story, Its very true, And
 Ordinary low “tar” filters take amy taste
 New Vision has Muditerranean tobacco t@ uctively
 invigorate the taste. And a new [ilier ¢o screen novioug
 elements, And that uciually Impraves tobacco flavor,
 T6SE0TO99
 Warring. The Surgesn General Yas Oeterminad
 That Cigaretie Smoking Is Cargero.s toYour Health. 5g, tat,"6.5 me. zicoline a, per cigarette, byFTC method,
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<doc> FOR YOUR INFORMATION
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 November 4, 1993
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 keting Information Systems In¢,- $97 .000. ‘oun! tore
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> (LAV bASPIT
 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
 . Monday, August 30, 1982
 cigarette brands,
 to customers. The increase, attributed to increased: RJ. Reynolds Unit ®
 production costs, was announced Friday night in. re _ 2
 Winston-Salem, N.C. Prices will increase again Jan. Raises Cigarette Prices . =
 1, when an 8-cant increase in the federal excise tan 2
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 Fr a cost * Syo Wats Stager Jovanan StioffReporier
 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.—R.J, Reynolds >
 Tobacco Co, said it raised all its cigarette
 prices Friday, a.
 The unit of RJ. Reynolds Industries Inc. <Q
 said it boosted the price of its regular and ‘
 king-sized brands 7.1% to $2.70 a thousand D
 cigarettes from §21.20. It raised prices on its
 100-millimeter and 120-millimeter brands
 THE NEW voR 4 9.27% to $23.70 a rouse Cigarettes from
 RH OT : $21.70, The price of its. Winchester little ci-
 \ es TIMES, ' gars was raised 8.1% to $20 a thousand from
 TUESDAY, AUG | $18.50,
 ' 2&4 Ul UST 3, 1982 Reynolds's cigarette brands include Win-
 RETNA W ston, Salem, Camei, Vantage, More and’
 COMPANYNEWS | se
 LT, * —.
 Reynolds Prices _ a
 RJ. Reynolds Industries’ ane —O-
 price increases: for all its &
 Cigarette Srands anc Winchester Lite.
 tle Cigars effective immediately. The
 company said the price of its regular +
 and sized cigarettes would im ~—
 Crease $1.50 per thousand to $22.70. OR
 Prices for 100-millimeter and 120.miL-
 limeter brands increase $2
 and to $23.70, and Winchester
 Little Cigars will increase $1.80
 ow and Si 4. Ceimalds produces
 6m,
 cigarettat mei and other
 THE NEW YORK TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST Jl, 1982
 > . * . f
 Reynolds Prices a
 | Rid,’ Reynolds ° Industries. Zan / =
 Be Price. increases for all its: =
 cigarette brands and Winehester Lit. rt
 tle Cigars effective immediately: The oe
 company said the price of itg.reeular
 and king-sized cigarettes would hn =
 creas® $1.50 per thousand’ to $22.70,
 Prices for 100-millimeter and 120-mil. aaa
 limeter brands will increase $2 per aS
 thousand to $23,70, and Winchester poor
 Little Cigars will increase $1.50 per
 thousand to $20. Reynolds produces. g
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<doc> =~ SJ
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 MANAGER of NEW CIGARETTE PRODUCTS: oa COPY |
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 PHILIP MORRIS .¥US. A, CIRCULATE |
 RESEARCH CENTER
 CHARGE NO, & TITLE: 2100 - NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
 TYPE REPORT: ©) ANNUAL ©SEMIANNUAL ©) COMPLETION @ SPECIAL
 DATE: June 15, 1979 ' PERIOD COVERED:
 REPORT TITLE: AVERAGE MERIT 85 SMOKER PARAMETERS AND DELIVERIES
 VS. STANDARD SMOKER PROCEDURE
 WRITTEN BY ___ B. F Kk. De.
 M. F. X61%0%, "dr.
 SUPERVISED BY be K (ea
 P. N. Gauvin
 APPROVED BY. x Diener
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 DISTRIBUTION:
 Dr. H. R. Wakeham . Mr. A. C. Lilly
 Dr. R. B. Seligman Mr. WL A. Claflin
 Dr. W. A. Farone Mrs. B. L. Goodman
 Dr. W. F. Gannon Ms. M. B. Baughman
 Dr. T. S. Osdene Mr. F. Ryan
 Mr. R. N. Thomson , Central File (2)
 Mr. H. G. Daniel No: Day File
 Mr. F. L. Daylor
 Dr. W. L. Dunn
 Dr. R. Fagan
 Dr. C. Levy
 KEYWORDS: = Average Merit 85 Smoker, Smoker Profile Recorder, Smoker Profile,
 CI Smoking Procedure, Smoker Parameters, Human Smoker Simulator, Merit 85,
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> iL S78
 THe CORI
 LERCOLN, i
 By Hat PILGeR
 COPLEY NEWS SERVICE -
 INDIANAPOLIS — Until
 afternoon, ° ' Mercedes-
 powered car had competed at
 the Indianapolis Motor:
 Speedway since 1948.
 To put that into proper per-
 spective, consider that was
 the year Truman defeated
 Babe Ruth died, the Boston
 Braves won the National
 ‘League pennant and hardly
 ’ anyone viewed any of these
 dramatic events on TV be-
 cause hardly anyone owned a
 TY.
 Maybe Mercedes just
 wanted to niake certain it had
 things right before diving
 back into the demanding
 world of Indy-car competition
 after a 46-year absence.
 If first impressions are an
 accurate indication, Mercedes
 appears to be on: the right
 track. But only 500 miles of
 rugged. tace-day competition
 will prove whether Mercedes’
 excellent first impression will
 be a lasting one.
 The Penske/Mercedes' Benz
 . V8 cars have been among the
 fastest here. all week. On
 Thursday, defending Indy 500
 champion Emerson Fittipaldi .
 turned the week’s top speed
 of 230.438 mph, narrowly
 Mercedes; SEE PAGE 7.
 ve)
 Mercedes
 FROM PAGE 6
 eclipsing the 230.403 run Tues-
 day by Raul Boesel in his Lola/
 Ford Cosworth XB. :
 Thursday’s second-best prac-
 tice lap was Tracy’s 228.444 in
 a Penske Mercedes. Michael An-
 dretti, in a Reynard/Ford Cos-
 worth XB, was third at 227.698,
 but 1992 winner Al Unser Jr.
 was fourth at 227.457 in his
 Penske/Mercedes.
 Fittipaldi, a two-time Formula
 One champion who won here in
 1989 and again last year, likes
 what he has seen of the new
 Mercedes racer.
 ‘It’s very impressive,’’ Fit-
 tipaldi said, adding the car does
 take a little time to get use to.
 “It

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has a different torque, a
 different acceleration than a reg-
 ular engine. There are a lot of
 different procedures ‘you have to
 go through to adapt yourself.”’
 But the big question regarding
 the Mercedes is the same ques-
 tion asked about the Buicks in
 1985 and every time a fast new.
 powerplant turns heads at Indy:
 Will it last for 500 miles?
 As usual, the Penske team is
 leaving no cam unturned in its
 annual quest to be the best.
 While Tracy was taking out
 one of the. Penske/Mercedes cars
 here last Sunday, Unser Ir. was
 testing one up at Michigan Inter-
 national.
 “We're working on' reliabil-
 ity,’’ explained four-time Indy
 500 winner Rick Mears, still a
 key member of the Penske race
 team. : :
 Said Unser, ‘“‘We have. been
 testing in Michigan, and the:
 Mercedes gets better and bettey~
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 CONFIDENTIAL:
 Narrator (V.O.):
 If you're a parent with teenagers
 you

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know that everybody needs help
 talking to their kids sometimes.
 Call this toll free number 1-800-
 os for your free booklet on
 how parents can talk to their
 teenagers about smoking and other
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<doc> * 1d And about how many cigarettes do you smoke in an average day? (DO NOT READ LIST)
 Less than 4 pack (9 or under) 1 (ASK FOR SOMEONE ELSE 1N HOUSEHOLD
 WHO SMOKES MARLBORO OR WINSTON)
 & - 1 pack (10-20) 2
 Over 1 to 1% packs (21-30) 3
 (CONTINUE)
 Over 14 to 2 packs (31-40) 4
 Over 2 packs a day (41 or more) 5
 le. And which of the following age groups best describes your age? Are you... (READ LIST)
 Under 21 1 (ASK FOR SOMEONE ELSE IN HOUSEHOLD WHO SMOKES MARLBORO
 OR WINSTON)
 21 - 29 2
 30 - 39 3
 (CONTINUE)
 4o ~ 49 4
 50 - 65 5
 Over 65 6 (ASK FOR SOMEONE ELSE IN HOUSEHOLD WHO SMOKES MARLBORO
 OR WINSTON)
 CHECK SEX OF RESPONDENT: MALE 1 FEMALE 2
 IF RESPONDENT ELIGIBLE FOR AN UNFILLED QUOTA BASED ON Q.1Ta/f, CONTINUE. OTHERWISE,
 TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE
 A major cigarette manufacturer has developed two new cigarettes and would like to
 know your opinions about them. To do this | would like to mai? you 4 packs of each
 of the two new types of cigarettes. After you have them for about one week | will
 call you on the phone to get your reactions to both of them. Would you be willing
 to participate?
 Yes 1 (CONTINUE)
 No 2 (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE)
 Have you ever tried any low tar cigarettes?
 Yes 1 (ASK Q.3b)
 No 2 (SKIP TO Q.4)
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the fitness course?
 How many subjects attended the fitness course totally?
 What methods have been used for the enrolment
 of the subjects?
 What was the motivation of the Participants, attending
 the fitness course?
 Did you accept al] the subjects for the fitness course?
 Why did you exactly investigate 5210 subjects?
 Would it have been Possible for you to get more
 subjects?
 Does the number of 5210 subjects represent a
 preselected group among all the subjects participating
 in the fitness course?
 Which criteria have been used for the selection of
 the 3002 remaining candidates out of the total number
 of 5210 probands?
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 Fabriques de Tabac Réunies S.A. 12 Jan. 98
 CH-2003 Neuchatel MHE/CBI
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 Copy No.:
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 STUDY PLAN P 0500/...
 In Vitro Mutagenicity of
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 of Research Cigarettes ...
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 (Prof. Dr. Ge Lehnert, M.D.)
 Research Institute of the Cigarette Industry Association
 (Prof. Dr. We Dontenwill)
 The Carbon Monoxide Load of Passive Smoking in Office Rooms
 De Szadkowski, H.-P, Harke, J. Angerer
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 GENCO FULL FLAVOR 100 MENTI
 BRAND CODE-OAAE1 (STD)
 MACHINE TYPE
 FILTER ROD LENGTH
 FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE
 NUMBER UP
 PLUG LENGTH
 ROD R.T.D.
 PLUG R.T.D.
 PLASTICIZER
 APPLICATION PERCENT
 APPLICATION WEIGHT
 FILTER TOW
 DENIER PER FILAMENT
 TOTAL DENIER
 CROSS SECTION
 PLUG WRAP
 ANCHOR ADHESIVE USE
 REPLACE WITH
 GLUE APP. FOR ANCH.
 LAP ADHESIVE
 DRY WEIGHT
 DRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 F Hi FILTER R E
 KDF-2
 108.0 MH
 24.45 MM CLASER)
 : 4
 27.0 MH
 311 MM H20 CTOTAL ENCAP)
 79 MM 6H20
 : TRIACETIN PZ
 : 8.00 % OF DRY WEIGHT
 05-800-A
 i 4.84 GRARS/100 RODS 1.21 GRAMS/25 RODS
 : FT-777 #10 CEASTMAN) O5-777-E
 : FT-777 #10 (CELANESE) O5-777-C
 2.7
 35,000
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 26.25MM X 60004 KC 45-M1 06-362-A
 UP: NATIONAL 32-2051 (FORMERLY 72-4147) PVA 62-098-A
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PVA 61-063-A
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 #0.51 GRAMS/100 RODS 15.13 GRAMS/25 RODS
 : 60.75 GRAMS/100 RODS 15.19 GRAMS/25 RODS
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 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: FILTER: 3BO7017
 REASON FOR CHANGE : SPEC UPDATED TO REFLECT REVISED PLUG RTD
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 : ANCHOR ADHESIVE UPDATED TO CURRENT STATUS
 PREPARED BY : D.J. KELTON (A/S600)9 PRINTING DATE 2 1719702
 PREPARATION DATE 3s 2/15/96 PRINTING TIME 8:49:07
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 icest tubsccus—fine Tuskith and mild Camels damp, nor drought weather make
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 cleaned by 0 specist vacuum process that bine 28 2 felief from sale, perched,
 whisks away ail the peppery dust. dried-our cigarettes.
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inches (8% x7 inches}—~B& W «B)
 jews
 43462 —M: (43462:2)
 ‘Printed im U.5.A.
 Come see the smash hit of the year -
 and geta free Fshirt ~_
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 PRESENTS * :
 T-SHIRT NIGHT
 MONDAY, JULY 13, 1987
 TENNIS OF FAME
 ’ NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND
 Free Tshirt to first 1000
 starting at TOO AM.
 FOR TICKET INFORMATION:
 (401) 849-6053
 Virgins Shane Clasrettes
 Lights: 8 ang ‘‘toe’” 0.6 mg meotine — 90's 14mg “‘tar’*
 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FIC Report Fab 05
 120's: 14 mq “Lor!” 1.0 ng nicetine ov per tiguestte by FIC meted
 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette
 Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide.
 ” © Philip Morvis Inc. 1987
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<doc> CABARRUS COUNTY
 * B&H 100 REGULAR SP
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 jARET F TION
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 62/14/2001
 STANDARD PRODUCTION
 CIGARETTE LENGTH
 TOBACCO ROD CIRCUM.
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH
 FILTER LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 TOTAL R.T.D.
 DILUTION TARGET
 TIPPING PAPER
 GLUE ROLLER/
 TIPPING INFORMATION
 TIPPING ADHESIVE
 SEAM ADHESIVE
 STD. FILLER - PACK 0.V.
 CIGARETTE PAPER
 99.0 MM FTC TAR : 15.0 MG/CIGT 12.3 - 17.2
 24.80 MM
 72.0 MM
 27.0 MM
 32.000 4M
 121 MM =6K20
 17.00 +/- 5.0 %
 64MM X 35004 WHT DGL KC-265N2 12-453-A LASER PERF.
 REFER TO ENGINEERINGS GLUE ROLLER VARIABLE PARTS CATALOG -
 BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND-CODE-SPECIFICATION
 BETWEEN ROWS/ DILUTION TYPE /BAND WIDTH/ TPR. CUT LENGTH/DRY PATCH SIZE
 24.00 PRE-PERF TIPPING NA: 1 ROW 27.00 8.5 X 20MM
 NATIONAL 32-2037 EVA 61-065-A
 FULLER WB~3902U PVA 61-446-A
 FULLER WB 3922L PVA 61-040-A
 AGGOO - 13.00% B&H REGULAR SP
 27.00MM X 6700M G6CU/2.0%/100% FLAX 10-776-A
 xINK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS®
 INK 3
 : OCHRE FRY #92839-S CSYRINGE) 60-708-A
 PRINT DIE : BENSON & HEDGES
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CcIGT: CG0400 FILTER: OQ7016A
 COHMENTS OTHER BRANDS: PROMOTIONAL PRODUCT E 45860 0 0060;
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
 APPROVED BY:
 E 46470 0 OG00/B2G1F;E 46980 0 0050/B2G1F
 TAR TARGET RANGE CHANGED TO REFLECT CURRENT PM
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 NO OTHER CHANGES MADE.
 PAM LOMELIN PRINTING DATE : 1/19/02
 2/12/01 PRINTING TIME : 12:56:45
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 5/15/00 </doc>


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<doc> Paller, Amy S.
 Elaine V. Fuchs Professor
 University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana BS 1972 Chemistry
 Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. Ph.D. 1977 Biochemistry
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Postdoc. 1977-80 Biochemistry
 EXPERIENCE:
 1993- Amgen Professor of Basic Sciences, The University of Chicago
 1990- Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
 1989- Professor, Department of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology and Department of Biochemistry and
 Molecular Biology, The University of Chicago
 1988-90 Associate Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
 1985-88 Associate Professor, Department of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology and Department of
 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, The University of Chicago
 1980-85 Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, The University of Chicago
 1977-80 Postdoctoral Fellow (Professor Howard Green), Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of
 Technology. .
 1972-77 Graduate Student (Professor Charles Gilvarg), Department of Biochemistry, Princeton University.
 HONORS and AWARDS:
 Phi Beta Kappa; Anges Sloan Larson Award (outstanding freshman Chemistry student, U of IL); Straight A Book
 Award (U. of IL); Iota Sigma Phi Award (U. of IL); Reynold Clayton Fuson Award ( U of IL); James Scholar (U of
 IL); Bronze Tablet (top 3% of Graduating Class, U of IL); Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Fellow 1977-79 (MIT),
 Andrew Mellow Fellow 1981-82 (U of Chicago); Outstanding Young Women of America, 1983; Searle Scholar 1981-
 1983 (U of Chicago); NIH Career Development Award 1982-1987 (U of Chicago); Presidential Young Investigator
 Award 1984-1989; Named one of the nation;s 100 brightest scientists under the age of 40 (Science Digest, December
 1984); Luncheon honoring Nation’s Outstanding Scientists, White House, 1985; R.R. Bensely Award for outstanding
 scientific achievement by a young investigator, awarded by the American Association of Anatomists, 1988. Searle
 Scholar Award Lecture, 1992. Research in Medicine Award Lecture, Univ. Washing. 1993.
 NATIONAL COMMITTEES:
 Associate Editor, The Journal of Cell Biology, 1993-.
 Editorial Board Advisory Committee, Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1992-.
 ASCB Council, 1989-1992.
 PUBLICATIONS: (1978-94, 24 of 104)
 Hanukoglu I and Fuchs E. 1982. The cDNA sequence os a human epidermal keratin:Divergence of sequence but
 conservation of structure among intermediate filament proteins. Cell 31:243-252.
 Hanukoglu I and Fuchs E. 1983. The cDNA sequence of type Il cytoskeletal keratin reveals constant and variable
 structural domains among keratins. Cel? 33:915-924.
 50642404 </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> “[SOLATION AND _ IDENTIFICATION OF. 2, 6-DIMETHYL-. “AND 22, 6-
 oF CIGARETTE SMOKE CONDENSATE AND ACETONE." '
 fii og ets,
 » DeBARDELEBEN
 PHILIP HoRRIS USA, RESEARCH CENTER, P, 0. Box 26583,

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 Es ene te
 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, 23261, USA
 *PRESENTED IN| PART AT THE 30TH ToBAcco CHEMISTS RESEARCH
 CONFERENCE, Octoper: 18-20, 1976, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> — Original Message-—----
 From: Chaikin, Karen
 Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 5:07 PM
 To: Daragan, Karen M.
 Subject: NFl-revised proposal
 I've just reviewed and it looks good. They're proposing 5 activities which we can drop into each of
 the 3 cities. Specifically:
 1- Fatherhood Forum to mobilize a city-wide response to father absence, including organizing an
 advisory board to offer advice and support.
 2- Agency Audit for social services to help them be more father friendly.
 3- Facilitator training of a 12-module father education curriculum for men with limited literacy skills.
 (this is new to me -- I'll ask for copy of curriculum and more details -- but sounds promising)
 4- Technical assistance

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to organizations to help develop custom-built strategies and programs to
 meet the needs of fathers and their families.
 Total cost - all 5 elements in all 3 cities comes to $300,000,
 I'd like to move forward. Assume you want to see the proposal first? Do we need to set a meeting
 with CJL?
 Youth Smoking Prevention
 VS80959S802 </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> ' FOR RELEASE: DRAFT
 September 12, 1990
 TOBACCO INDUSTRY LAUNCHES BROAD NEW INITIATIVES
 ADDRESSING CONCERNS ABOUT YOUTH SMOKING
 Five-pronged effort announced by The Tobacco Institute
 WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Expanding and reaffirming steps previously taken by the
 tobacco industry, The Tobacco Institute today announced five new initiatives aimed at
 addressing concerns about youth smoking. The five initiatives announced today are:
 o The Retail Awareness Program, to assist retailers in observing prohibitions
 against tobacco sales to youth. The signage and education campaign’s theme is
 "It’s the Law."
 0 Legislative support to enact state laws setting a minimum age of 18 for cigarette
 sales in states with no minimum age law or a lower minimum age.
 0 Legislative support to enact state laws requiring supervision of
 cigarette vending machines located places open to the public.
 0 New industry guidelines for youth, supplementing current industry guidelines.
 ° A new, tobacco-specific booklet, to be added to the industry’s popular
 Responsible Living Program. The booklet’s availability will be promoted through
 a major advertising campaign.

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 "We believe that these significant steps will go far to address concerns about youth
 smoking. We also believe that these efforts will further reduce youth access to tobacco
 products," said Brennan Dawson, vice president of The Tobacco Institute. "The tobacco
 indusiry’s concern about the youth smoking issue has long been demonstrated through a
 series of positive actions, including efforts to keep cigarettes out of the hands of young
 people," she added.
 The Tobacco Institute program for the retailing industry is designed to encourage strict
 adherence to state laws prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to minors. The Institute will
 work directly with tobacco retailers throughout the country to spread the word that
 tobacco products, in accordance with most state laws, should only be sold to those over
 the age of 18.
 The theme of the campaign that has been incorporated into all program point-of-
 purchase materials, including signs, decals, stickers and lapel buttons for stores and
 employees, is: ITS THE LAW: WE DO NOT SELL TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO
 PERSONS UNDER 18.
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 Detober 20, 1980
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 Dear Jereny,
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 We would like to evaluate these compounds on some of our low tar
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 Pr Ce seven on Lebdanoidn and norlabdanoide, 1 wea wondering ££ you a
 Tould send ge emall samples of compounds XXVIII, XXXVI11, KXXIX, Rb and 3
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> L. E. Alevantis, P.E.
 Associate Member ASHRAE
 S. Loiselle
 K. B. Shah
 ABSTRACT
 A study was conducted in city and county office buildings
 in California to investigate the effectiveness of ventilation
 and other engineering controls for the prevention of expo-
 Sure to pollutants from localized sources. A range of pollut-
 ant control methods was studied, from physical separation
 with no special ventilation contral to local exhaust ventila-
 tion of enclosed areas. Tracer gas methods were used to tag
 the air around the localized source and monitor its presence
 in surrounding areas and to measure building ventilation
 rates. This paper describes the use of tracer gas methods to
 quantify the extent of protection of intermediate (adjacent)
 and low-level (remote) exposure areas from a single local-
 ized source. Results from the buildings studied indicate that
 an enclosed area with local exhaust ventilation, whose re-
 turn air has been isolated from its surroundings, offers the
 best protection against the spread of pollutants generated
 from a localized source within the area.
 INTRODUCTION
 Today, a variety of techniques are used to control the
 spread of pollutants generated from localized sources (such
 as cigarette smoking in designated areas, office copiers,
 Contagious hospital patients in isolation rooms, etc.) to sur-
 rounding rooms or areas. Since many of these sources are
 difficult or impossible to remove from buildings, engineer-
 ing controls are often instituted to limit the spread of harmful
 pollutants from these localized sources. For example,
 ASHRAE Standatd 62-1989 (ASHRAE 1989) notes that
 “some office equipment may require local exhaust.” How-
 ever, the standard does not cite any data on the effectiveness
 of such controls. These data are needed by practitioners such
 as engineers anc building managers to aid them in selecting
 an effective engineering control system or Strategy that best
 meets their needs. Additionally, methods for

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testing the
 useful to researchers and practitioners.
 The primary objective of this study was to investigate the
 effectiveness of various ventilation and other engineering
 controls in limiting the spread of environmental tobacco
 smoke (ETS) generated by smoking in designated areas of
 buildings to the adjoining nonsmoking areas (Hayward et al.
 1993). However, the tracer’ gas techniques and ventilation
 strategies described here can be applied to most localized
 sources within an indoor environment. A variety of localized
 source control methods were studied in more than 15 city and
 county buildings in California. Sulfur hexafluoride (SF,) was
 used as a tracer gas and, although it is not a perfect surrogate
 for ETS or other pollutants from localized sources, it can be
 used successfully to tag the air in the source room and trace
 its MOvement into the surrounding areas. SF, is an ideal gas
 for tracing airflows since it is an inert, odorless gas; is not a
 constituent of the ambient air, and can be detected at very
 low levels. SF, ‘vas released in the smoking area and was
 monitored in several surrounding locations. The overall build-
 ing ventilation ra‘es were measured in each building by using
 tracer gas techniques.
 Preliminary results from five buildings are reported in this
 paper, In all five of these buildings the pollutant source was
 in a separate room, herein termed the source room. The
 control methods studied included local exhaust ventilation,
 as well as physical separation with walls, but with no special
 ventilation control. Local exhaust ventilation was studied in
 rooms whose relum air was not connected to that of sur-
 rounding spaces, and in rooms that shared a common return
 with surrounding spaces. Results of all studied buildings will
 be reported at a Later time once the study is completed.
 Engineering, Inc., San Francisco,
 uality Services, Indoor Environmental
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 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
 Material: Cekol 30, 180, 300, 700, 2000, 4000, 10000, 10000 I, 30000, and 80000
 1. Chemical product and company Identification
 1.1. Product name : Cekol 30, 150, 300, 700, 2000; ‘4000,
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50000.
 1.2 Chemicals characterization : Sodium Carboxymethyiceltuloss, “Cmc
 1.3 Producers name : Metsé-Serla Chemicals /
 2. Gomposition/information on ingredients
 NaCMC Cas No. 9004-32-4 : min, 99.5% (w/w, dry basis)’ -
 Sodium chloride Cas No. 7647-14-5 : max. 0.3% (w/w, dry basis) ~~
 Sodium glycolate Cas No. 2836-32-0 + max. 0.4% (w/w, dry basis) ,
 Water Cas No. 7732-18-5 max. 8% (w/w, dry basis)
 Sodium chtoride + sodium glycolate ; max. 0.5% (w/w, dry basis) ©
 3. Hazards identification ©
 3.1 Toxicity class
 - CMC is not classed as dangerous ¢ to.
 health or environment. a
 _» Pure CMC is approved as fo id
 in most countries. oo
 At the 35th meeting of the joint
 FAO/WHO expert committee on food”
 additives (JECFA) an ADI (acceptable
 daily intake) of “not specifled"-was y
 eer === ~alloeated to the group of modified tn
 celluloses, including sodium =’ a}
 carboxymethyicellulose. a _ i
 Publication: WHO food additives’ series: 3
 26. "Toxicological evaluation of certain <5
 food additives and contaminants world )
 health organization, Geneva 1980. The
 food approval status of sodium | “
 carboxymethyicellulose is designated by
 “number E-466 inthe EC. -
 Metst-Seria Chemicals Oy Metse-Seria Chemicals B.V wosasa heres AB
 SF-44101 AANEKOSK! Winselingsew Swed
 Fintand NL-6500 AA NOMEGEN Tol, Nat. (054) 814 900
 io hae Cab ab 1811 Nott (OB (080) 772 182 ea TMU
 Telex 28291 canek sf Tel. int. + 31 80 772 182 ; Tolofanx + 46 04 614 920
 Telefax + 358 45 18413 Telex 48071 metsa no ,
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<doc> CONTACT: Nicholas M. Rolli
 (212) 880-3460
 Will Thoretz
 (212) 880-3709
 STATEMENT ON ' G WITH ANALYSTS
 Philip Morris Companies Inc. (NYSE: MO) today held a meeting with
 securities analysts at its New York headquarters to discuss the company's
 position on the proposed Liggett settlements, and to reaffirm the company's
 stance on litigation matters.
 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Geoffrey C. Bible said the Liggett
 settlements "have little or nothing to do with tobacco litigation, and everything to
 do with Mr. LeBow's ambition to gain control of RJR Nabisco. We expect that
 this ploy will backfire, as Mr. LeBow's motivations become better understood.”
 Bible, along with Murray H. Bring, executive vice president, external
 affairs, and general counsel, reaffirmed the company's stance on litigation, saying
 the company has no intention of settling any of the cases against it, that it will
 continue to fight these cases, and that it is optimistic about the ultimate outcome.
 None of the fundamentals -- either the facts or the law -- has changed in these
 cases as a result of the Liggett settlements, the executives emphasized.
 In addition to remaining steadfast in its legal defenses, the company will
 continue to implement its successful business strategies, Bible said. “Our
 business strategies proved successful in 1994, they proved successful in 1995, and
 we feel very good about this quarter and this year," he said. "We will continue to
 work to preserve and build value for our investors."
 March 18, 1996
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<doc> PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY UNIT
 MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
 BOSTON 02114
 JOHN T. HERRIN, M.B.BS., B.R.A.C.P. DANIEL HELLER, M.D.
 Chief, Pediatric Nephrology ey DAVID LINK, M.D.
 JULIE R. INGELFINGER, M.D. HARALD JUEPPNER, M.D.
 Co-Director
 TELEPHONE (617) 726-2908
 Gt7+ 726 +S 790
 Arthur Eisenberg, Ph.D.
 Research Director
 Council for Tobacco Research
 900 Third Avenue
 New York, New York 10022
 Dear Dr. Eisenberg:
 Thank you for speaking with me yesterday concerning the Council for
 Tobacco Research's application policies and for perrr.itting me to send the
 enclosed letter of intent. I appreciate your time and =ffor: in considering this
 application.
 Sincerely yours,
 spas a hig clLfin ge,
 Julie R Ingelfinger, M.D.
 Associcte Professor of Pediatrics
 Harvard Medical School
 Enclosures:
 Research Proposal
 Reprints
 Operated by The General Hospital Corporatia 1 in Bostun
 A Nonprofit Institution * An Equal Opportunity Eriplover </doc>


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<doc> TO:
 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017
 RECORDS COORDINATORS: DATE: April 6, 1994
 PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC.,
 PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED,
 PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL
 and PHILIP MORRIS MANAGEMENT
 CORPORATION
 RE:
 Document Disposal Suspension Notice
 Litigation has been filed which requires us to retain certain records,
 many, if not all, of which are already subject to Disposal Suspension under
 the Philip Morris Records Management Program. (Documents subject to
 Disposal Suspension are listed in Appendix A to the Records Management
 Manual). If you have not already done so, please make certain that disposal
 of all records relating to the nicotine content of tobacco, tobacco products
 (cigarettes, filler, reconstituted tobacco, expanded tobacco, etc.) and cigarette
 smoke is suspended.
 All records and other materials concerning these topics should be
 retained, regardless of media or type, whether in paper, electronic or other
 form and including, but not limited to, drafts, copies, handwritten notes,
 message slips, raw data, electronic data compilation, E-mail, and diaries. In
 addition, the recycling of computer backup tapes that contain any such
 information also should be suspended.
 Please make certain you share this information with all those for whose
 records you have ee CIE
 /lw
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 TO: TI Baliot Issues Committee
 FROM: Bob McAdam
 SUBJECT: Montana Survey

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Update
 Attached please find the results of our most recent survey in Montana.
 You will note that the initial ballot question has dropped again to 52% in favor of the
 initiative with 41% opposed. Overall, I believe this represents some significant progress.
 The awareness level of our television advertising is also improving as is its effectiveness
 rating.
 We will begin continuous tracking in Montana this weekend so we can adjust our tactics to
 the changing environment. Please let me know if you have questions. </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Attention:_J. HELEWIC2/E. PEPPLES sss Department_CORP. COMMUNICATIONS
 B. FITZMAURICE, H. HIGGINS, W. HALSET, D, BUSBY, W. CARPENTER
 CORP, COMMUNICATIONS STAFF
 File Category: MARKETING AND SALES Subject:_FACTS AND FIGURES FROM 1990
 MEDIA REQUEST
 Publication/Station, DRUG STORE NEWS
 Reporter/Edi tor. DAVID VACZEK 232-371-9400 x 438
 Received by Patrick Stone Time. 3:15 p.m. Date_Feb. 20, 199
 Deadline for response Completed February 22
 Reporter called and said he had obtained useful market trend information from
 B&W in past years and would like to update some 1990 figures for his annual
 tobacco story. He is also interested in any BRK specific

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information
 concerning retailer materials/merchandising systems.
 Q. I would like to get the 1990 share of market for the price value
 category.
 A. According to Maxwell's preliminary 1990 report (November 1990),
 value-for-money products represented 18.8 percent share of the overall
 domestic cigarette market. (Maxwell's final report for 1990 should be
 out within the week. If your deadline permits you may want to confirm
 this figure prior to going to press.)
 What was the share of value 25's in 1990?
 Again from Maxwell, value 25's represented a .7 share of the overall
 cigarette market and 3.7 percent of the value-for-money category last
 year.
 Q. Do you have any information on B&W programs directed to the retailer,
 especially any merchandising systems (fixtures)?
 A. Brown & Williamson offers a variety of in-store promotional and
 merchandising materials. These include pack and carton displays, pack
 and carton coupons, signs, clocks, posters, stickers and carton/pack
 promotions such as buy-one-get-one-free, t-shirts, sunglasses, etc.
 Another way Brown & Williamson helps the retailer merchandise products
 is to clearly communicate the consumer benefit to be found on in-store
 promotional materials, such as "net" price of the product, coupon value
 and BIGIF.
 690841052 </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> de Garmolnc.
 December 30, 1975
 Mr. William Doyle
 Lorillard Corporation
 200 East 42nd Street
 New York, New York 10017
 Dear Bill,
 As promised, I am sending you and Mary Ann our questionnaire
 input for the upcoming wave of

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the Switching Study. I am
 aware of the "astronomical" cost level toward which the study
 is already headed; nevertheless, in order to insure that the
 study be undertaken to maximally fulfull everyone's planning
 and informational needs, I feel that it is incumbent upon us
 to recommend the following areas of questioning:
 1. (Somewhere after length of time smoking current brand
 has been determined) "Now that you've been smoking (Brand
 Smoked Most Often), what, if anything, do you especially
 like about it?'""Especially dislike?" "(Probe for specific
 problems/dissatisfactions)"
 2. After Q. 5 (previous brand). A question on why they left
 that brand to go to their current brand. e.g., why did
 you change from this brand? (Probe for specific problems,
 dissatisfactions).
 3. Just to cover the possibility that smokers may have more
 than one alternate brand, can Qs. 6a, 6b be reworded in
 the plural?
 4, Q. 8 attempts to determine a substitute brand. A
 follow-up -- "Why would you choose that one?" -- would
 be very useful.
 5. We should determine whether each brand/type mentioned in
 Q.9 would ever be purchased again by the respondent. in
 this way, we can weed out trier-rejectors of that brand/type.
 ceelace
 de Garmo Inc.. advertising. 605 Third Avenue. NewYork 10016. Tel. 986-2122
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<doc> PROJECT FA EXTENDED USE QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
 DISCUSSION GUIDE
 (Project #95-2352-03)
 Tampa, FL - February 16 & 23, 1995
 e Appeal and communication of revised FA concepts
 e Use, acceptance, and perceptions of a FA prototype after extended use (ie. one
 carton’s supply of filters)
 Introduction/Smoking History (15 minutes)
 e Explanation on today’s discussion
 e Discussion of family, job hobbies/activities
 eUsual brand. How long smoked?
 e Previous usual brand. Why switched?
 Recall of Concept (15 minutes)
 e What do you remember about concept read to you over the telephone last week?
 e What was the main benefit to you personally?
 e Likes/dislikes.
 e What questions do you have today you'd like to have answered?
 Reaction to Concepts (30 minutes)
 (Read concept)
 els this what you remembered? What's different?
 e Main idea/benefit of this new filter. What's important to you?
 e Likes/Dislikes.
 e How would you describe this new filter to others? How do you think other
 smokers would react to this new filter?
 e What are your expectations - on appearance, function, impact on taste?
 ZTEL SEOts </doc>


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 CABARRUS COUNTY EFFECTIVE DATE: 5/17/1999
 GRIDLOCK LIGHTS 100 REGULAR SP STANDARD PRODUCTION
 BRAND CODE-OGAJ1 (STD)
 CIGARETTE LENGTH 3 99.5 MH FTC TAR : 11.0 MG/CIGT 10.5 - 11.4
 TOBACCO ROD CIRCUM. 3 24.80 4H
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH : 68.0 4H
 FILTER LENGTH t 31.5 4M
 TIPPING LENGTH : 36.000 MH
 TOTAL R.T.D. : 121 MH H20
 DILUTION TARGET 3 20.0 +/- 5.0 %
 TIPPING PAPER : 72 X 3500 CK/WHT DGL(.5 TONE KC265M2 14-024-A LASER PERF.
 GLUE ROLLER/ REFER TO ENSINEERINGS GLUE ROLLER VARIABLE PARTS CATALOG -
 TIPPING INFORMATION : BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND-CODE-SPECIFICATION
 BETWEEN ROWS/ DILUTION TYPE /BAND WIDTH/ TPR. CUT LENGTH/DRY PATCH SIZE
 24.00 PRE-PERF TIPPING NA: 1 ROW 27.00 a.5 x 204
 TIPPING ADHESIVE : FULLER WE 9100 X EVA 61-482-A
 SEAM ADHESIVE : FULLER WB-3902U PVA 61-444-A
 : FULLER WB 3921L PVA 61-040-A
 STD. FILLER - PACK O.V.: ABAAl - 12.80% BRICA REGULAR SP
 CIGARETTE PAPER /USE UP: 27.00KM X 6700M 24CU/0.6%/100% ECF WOOD 10-671-A
 REPLACE WITH + 27.00MM X 6700M 26CU/0.6%/100% FLAX 10-771-A
 INK z *INK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*
 ; MARLBORO BLACK #370775 60-799-A
 PRINT DIE : MACHINE NUMBER
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CIGT: cep0ls FILTER: O7033A
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 CIGT PAPER UPDATED TO REFLECT PM MATERIAL CODE
 + 10-671-A (24CU/0.6% ECF WOOD) U/R W/ PM MATERIAL
 : CODE 10-771-A C24CU/0.6% FLAX). NO WEIGHT CHANGE.
 : DO NOT MIX IN PK/CTN. OK TO MIX IN CASE.
 87671 L6907
 PREPARED BY : ALLYSON M. MILBURN PRINTING DATE s 1/19/02
 PREPARATION DATE : B/I1L/99 PRINTING TIME s 8:51:08
 APPROVED BY: SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 2/04/99 </doc>


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 Note for Nebosky, Paul
 From: Sanders, Kenya
 Date:

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Thu, Jul 3, 1997 3:48 PM
 Subject: | RE: Parliament November Packout...
 To: Nebosky, Paul
 Paul...
 As per our conversation, I provided PMExpress with a list of all of the November OPB
 promotions...] indicated which promotions were reprints and which were new (Merit Ice
 Scraper kit)...
 Tam not quite sure who gave them instructions to revise the original packout and I am
 investigating this with PMX... </doc>


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<doc> ‘ “fo As «1
 . Serer a yr a een ce ee ee eee ee i" a
 LAWRENCE BEWLEY “
 Government Relations/Corporate Affairs
 Larry Bewley . : Luana Houghtby
 T. John Pollcastro, Atty. Post Office Box 2537, Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Office Manager
 Victoria Bewley , 5 W. Hargett St,, Suite 507, Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
 Telephone (919) 834-4801 -
 Facsimile (919) 834-7833
 April 2, 1997
 Mr. Gene Ainsworth ©
 Senior Vice President Fe ee Een cane pb weit on
 RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co. SEE oe OATES TOE FOG BGT |
 401 N. Main Street .
 : i aheh (997 ptr a
 Winston-Salem, NC 27102 Maned ITT | Ek plow
 00374
 RE: INVOICE FOR MARCH 1997 EXPENSES
 Per our contract, I submit the following invoice for our March 1997 expenses.
 Telephone 82.59
 Faxes 37.89
 Copies 25,33
 Postage 16.9]
 Business Meals & Entertainment 1,287.96
 Gas 50.84
 TOTAL 1,501.52
 Thank you,
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 Lawrence A. Bewley
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Leral - Licenses &
 Bead, MeBEi? Lot
 vines ¥'Pede
 Regulation
 July 26. 1955
 Dr. Paul S$. Larson
 Dr. Ernst Fischer
 Dear Ernst:
 On July 18, Mr. Harlow and I went to Oak Ridge and discuseed with
 Dr. Robert P. Geckler (Senior Technical ReviewsIsotopes Procurement
 Division) certain details in connection with our application to the
 AEC for isotopes for the greenhouse operation.
 To reduce future paper work Dr. Geckler advised that in the
 application for carbon-14 we write "any" in specifying chemical form
 as well as in specifying the quantity desired. We feel that we should
 follow this advise. but for the records of the MCV Isotopes Committee
 we will always inform you of any purchase of C isotopes that we make
 Dr. Geckler also advised that our proposed use of the material be
 stated in broad terma, namely, "For chemical and biological studies
 including laboratory and greenhouse use", This we also feel that we
 should do, but we will abide by any decision the MCV Isotopes Committee
 wishes to make concerning the reporting to it of individual chemical
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animal experiments that we will want to make in the future with
 Cc" at the College.
 In discussing health monitoring in cl4 studies such as ours, Dr.
 Geckler stated that film badges and pocket meters were useless and
 not required by the Health Physics Unit at Oak Rodge. In view of this,
 we request that we be relieved from continuing to have to employ these
 devises in our studies.
 The following additional bits of information gained may also be
 of interest to your committee.
 Present AEC policy generally limite cit studies in man to 5
 wicrocuries in the cage of normal persons and to 100 microcuries in
 the case of individuals with only a few weeks life expectancy.
 Fhe AEC now has a policy of subsidizing 80 per cent of the cost
 of cl4 labeled materials purchased for biological, medical and agricui-
 tural research. Applications for such subsidy should be directed to the
 Division of Medical and Biological Research, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission,
 Washington, D.C.
 Cordially yours,
 Copy Filed under MCV -
 Radiological Reses
 ‘ Of search Paul S. Larson
 PSL:ase </doc>


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 ARCHIVE LOCATION SHEET
 THE NUMBER (RANGE} M1287 wT USI Lpe
 REPRESENTS

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Von
 ( } OVERSIZE DOCUMENTS
 ( ) AUDIO TAPE(S)
 ( ) VIDEO TAPE(S)
 { ) SLIDE(S)
 [ ) MICROFICHE
 ( ) OTHER (DESCRIBE)
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<doc> STOCKTON STREET
 MACHINE TYPE
 NUMBER UP
 PLUG LENGTH
 ROD R.T.D-.
 PLUG R.T.D.
 FILTER ROD
 PLASTICIZER
 FILTER TOW
 TOTAL DENIER
 CROSS SECTION
 PLUG WRAP
 LAP ADHESIVE
 DRY WEIGHT
 DRY WEIGHT W/
 WET WEIGHT wW/
 GLUE
 GLUE
 OUTER FILTER RQD DESCRIPTIVE
 KDF -2
 80.0 MM
 23.50 MM CLASER)
 20.0 MM
 275 MM H20 (TOTAL ENCAP)
 70 MM H20
 80MM X 23.50MM W/FT-334/45H1/11.00" RTD O7-230-A
 TRIACETIN PZ 05-800-A
 8.00 % OF DRY WEIGHT
 3.77 GRAMS/100 RODS -94 GRAMS/25 RODS
 FT-333 #10CEASTMAND 05-333-E
 FT-333 #10 CCELANESE) 05-333-C
 3.9
 35,000
 #10
 25.5MM X S000M KC 45M1 06-355-A
 NATIONAL 32-2051 CFORMERLY 72-4147) PVA 62-098-A
 NATIONAL 32-2095 PVA 61-063-A
 TWO GLUE LINES
 FULLER HM 8229CH HM 61-428-A
 NATIONAL 34-2760 HH 61-464-A
 47.16 GRAMS/100 RODS
 47.51 GRAMS/106 RODS
 51.28 GRAMS/100 RODS
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: FILTER: O723CA
 COMMENTS COMBINE 20MM PLUG WITH 5MM RECESS INTO A 4 UP/100
 COMBINED ROD.
 REASON FOR CHANGE SPEC UPDATED TO REFLECT REVISED PLUG RTD
 x CALCULATIONS
 : ANCHOR ADHESIVE UPDATED TO CURRENT STATUS
 PREPARED BY : D.J. KELTON (A/S400) PRINTING DATE 1/19/02
 PREPARATION DATE 2/15/96 PRINTING TIME s 8:53:16
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED:
 APPROVED BY:
 9T6S1L6907 </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Influences of Pleasantly and Unpleasantly Perceived Odorous
 Substances, Bilaterally Applied, on the Spontaneous EEG, the
 Skin Resistance, the Muscle Tone, and the Subjective
 Perception.
 Aim of the Study:
 The aim of the study is to determine an

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emotional
 specialization of the two cerebral hemispheres in respect to
 flavour perception.. Im addition it. is aimed to investigate
 whether a possible lateralization yields an objective
 indication in order to establish the pleasantness or
 unpleasantness of perceived flavours:.
 Subjects:
 40 healthy volunteers will participate in the experiments (20
 male and 20 female right-handed persons, between 18 and 35
 years of age). The sujects (Sb) will be payed 20.- DM per
 session.
 TE6PL Teco’ </doc>


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<doc> MANUFACTURING CENTER
 MERIT ULTRA. LIGHTS 100'S REG. s.p. Effective Date: August 8, 198}
 1030. (PC).
 PRELIMINARY ..
 @ —- RALTER: SPECIFICATION FoR MERIT ULTRA: LIGHTS 100's REGULAR S.P.
 Filter Rod - & Up, 126mm Length COPY
 Plug Maker - KDF-2/AF- |,
 Tow - 3.0/48, 000 #10; P.M. Material Code 05-130-A(EAST); 05-130-B(CEL):
 Plasticizer - c-))}-x @ 9% of Dry Weight; P.M. Materia} Code 05-832-A4
 7.93 gms/100: 126mm Rods
 Plug Wrap - Dexter X4644; 26. 5mm x 4000m; P.M. Material Code 06-940-A
 Glue Lines - Two
 Type - Polymer 428-140HV; Pom, Material Code 61-328-A
 Lap Adhesive ~ Fullier 3556: p.m, Material Code 61-202-A,
 Ansco 229; P.M. Material Code 61-211-A
 Circumference - 24.45mm (Laser)
 Resistance to Draw - 126mm Rod ~ 22.0 inches of water (TOTAL ENCAP)
 31). 5mm Plug- 5,5 Inches of water
 @ Dry Weight ~ 88.11 gms/100 126mm, Rods
 Dry Weight (W/GL) - 88.66 gms/100 126mm Rods
 Wet Weight (W/GL) - 96.59 gms/100 126mm Rods
 Prepared By: Debbie J, Morgan
 Approved By: tk
 Idyd tions Services
 2031304662 </doc>


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 wee Te
 CABARRUS COUNTY EFFECTIVE DATE: 10/16/85:
 HARLBORO LONG SIZE REG FTB 06S
 BRAND CODE-0012

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(USA)
 ) ,
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH =: 60,0 ne
 TIPPING LENGTH i 23,000 mm
 CIGARETTE PAPER WIDTH: : 27425 mA
 CIRCUMFERENCE : 24.80, a
 CALCULATED VOLUME = 3) (2,936.5997 CUBIC 14
 CALCULATED DENSITY = 24.9209 CONS/CC
 MOISTURE
 PACK MOISTURE : 13:10 x W/W
 TARGET WEIGHTS.
 FILLER’ WEIGH: : + 7316271 GRAMS
 CALCULATED WEIGHT! 1.6134 LBS.. /1000
 PAPER AND PASTE ‘ 0486400 GRANS
 ROD WEIGHT : sTPBAG7L GRAHS
 TIPPING AND ADHESIVE 0275002 GRAMS
 TOTAL LESS. PLUG : 3079673, GRANS
 » REASON FOR CHANCE «st PAPER/PAGTE EIGHT INCREASED DUE TO INCREASED. CIGARETTE
 PAPER WEIGHT.
 PREPARED BY: = Ss Hy HAYWOOD DATE: 10/16/85:
 APPROVED BY? : , |
 TIONS SERVICES PREVIOUS: 10/01/84 :
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<doc> SUBJECT:
 LOCATION:
 DATE:
 Prototype
 O6G
 RSD
 Mr. T. F.
 Ms. D. M.
 Mr. L. K.
 April 14,
 Dr. R. A.
 Dr. H. G.
 Yes
 ' No
 Yes (No)
 Yes (Yes)
 No (No)
 Yes (No)
 Yes (No)
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<doc> LABORATORIES AMERICA, INC.
 9200 LEESBURG TURNPIKE, VIENNA, VIRGINIA 22180, U.S.A.
 October 28, 1987
 Dr. J. Daniel Heck
 Manager of Life Sciences
 Lorillard, Inc.
 Research Center
 420 English Street
 P.0. Box 21688
 Greensboro, NC 27420-1688
 Dear Dan,
 Enclosed is the final report for Hazleton Project No. 642-423, an Acute
 Toxicity Study of A55 in Rats.
 Should you have comments or questions after your review of this report,
 please contact me.
 V), ¥>
 G~t
 DAVID G. SEROTA, Ph.D., D.A.B.T.
 Senior Staff Toxicologist
 Director
 Laboratory Operations
 Enclosures
 PHONE (7093) 8693-5400. TELEX 899436 (HAZLASS VINA), CABLE HAZLABS WASH OC
 ALOETILAS
 TITER EOE contre rene, </doc>


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<doc> To:
 From:
 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017
 Mr. R. S. Fountaine Date; March 9, 1976
 Dom Mazzitelli
 TESTING OF FLAVORED CIGARETTES
 Here is my recommendation as to how the Company should go about testing
 "flavored" cigarettes. As we agreed, the major problem is not_in determining
 whether one flavored cigarette is more acceptable than another, but rather
 are any of the flavored cigarettes as acceptable to smokers as existing
 products (both menthol and non-menthol). Our experiences to date indicate
 thar ew cigarettes which deviate substantially from the product mix currently
 available to smokers tend to be less preferred than the existing brands.
 However, I believe that through the use of: 1) large carefully selected
 samples; 2) more than one measurement of overall acceptability, and 3) a
 probing, detailed telephone interview, it is possible to develop reliable
 normative data which will enable us to properly evaluate the flavored ciga-
 rettes both relative to each other, and to existing products.
 First, the sample must be large enough to accommodate analyses of the results |
 by various usage and demographic segments. In addition, the overall measure-
 ment of "preference vs. own brand" must be supplemented by the standard
 21-point rating scale utilized in all of our regular HTI tests. This would
 permit us to compare the ratings obtained for the flavored cigarettes tested
 with those ratings testers have assigned over the years to the existing
 categories of cigarettes - e.g. 80/85mm non-menthol filters; 80/85mm menthols;
 ete. \Y
 The Sample: A representative (by market share) cross-section of 500 smokers
 consisting of either all king size filter smokers (for testing
 80/85mm flavored products) or all 100mm filter smokers (for test-
 ing 100mm flavored cigarettes). Each type of sample would include
 both menthol and non-menthol smokers.
 a 80/85 Sample — --— 1@@'s Sample - -----
 % Based on Shares # Smokers % Based on Shares # Smokers
 Regular 60% 300 65% 325
 Menthol 40% a 35% 175
 Total 100% - 5G 100% 500
 Source: Dec. 1975 Mkt. Share Report
 All smoker samples for these tests will be drawn from the 40,000
 member panel Philip Morris maintains at HTL.
 \) The rating data for existing cigarette types can be obtained by going back to
 a sufficient number of blind HTI tests in each category and computing the average
 ratings assigned to the "cigarette tried first" in these tests. Of course, the
 average ratings computed for each category would be based on as many different
 brands and types (hifi, etc.) of cigarettes as possible. We would also ensure
 that the averages are not made up of widely divergent individual ratings; e.g.
 a 40 average should consist mostly of 50's + 30's, not 70's + 10's.
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<doc> 2085757410
 ‘Hoel, John
 From: Hoel, John
 Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 9:25 AM
 To: Reese, Robert
 Subject: RE: Here are the names from John Hoel for the Richmond Conference
 Nope. Just remember our past exchanges and your admonitions, </doc>


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<doc> Diffie Ppteeconcaniud Syeton,.
 BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
 TO: J. M. Allen, 0. C. Lin, M. Pham
 cc: A. B, Ganon, P. Chen, W. R. Conway
 FROM: J. F. Nail
 DATE: September 11, 1989
 SUBJECT: BUTTERFAT IN COCOA POWDERS BY NIR-PROJECT MANAGEMENT/164
 We have asked Susan Spratt to act as project leader for the
 development of a standard method for butterfat content in cocoa
 powders using near infrared spectroscopy. Susan has produced a
 project flow diagram and schedule for completion of this project.
 We expect that the eventual implementation of this method will provide mm
 significant improvements in terms of accuracy as well as ease and
 efficiency of application. We appreciate the support already given to
 Susan and ask for your continued cooperation,
 D7 Fete
 J. F. Nall
 JEN/mnp Be
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 621099930K </doc>


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<doc> 2080114432 “4 16 th Canblece
 Fernandez, Henry L.
 From: Crabill, Jean B.
 Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 10:02 AM
 To: Fernandez, Henry L.
 Cc: Agee, Charlie; Beauchemin, Ed; Darden, Bennie C.
 Subject: Education - Everybody's Business Coalition/Public Policy Briefing - Friday, January 19
 Importance: High
 FYI - wanted to give you an update about the day and share some information & materials. | will forward some of the
 material to you via company mail which includes "Reaching for the Goal - First in America" from the public schools of N.
 C., State Board of Education, Dept. of Public Instruction which contains N. C.'s strategic plan and some useful contact info.
 [| had an opportunity before the meeting started to talk with Betsy Whittington, Acting Executive Director of the NC
 Business Committee for Education. We had a discussion about LST, the grants we have awarded to school districts
 around the country including Cabarrus & Wake Counties in N. C. & the fact that we would like to do more in N. C. |
 provided her with some info from our website and several of our brochures on LST. Also asked her opinion about proper
 route to take to get an appt. with the state education officials or appropriate person in the governor's office to discuss
 further. | received a call from Betsy this morning and she is going to pursue this in the next day or two and get back to me.
 Will keep you posted.
 Also, Tom Dayvault, President, Cabarrus Regional Chamber is also on the BODs of this coalition and offered to assist in
 any way. :
 Hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions.
 Jean </doc>


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<doc> Sept. 18, 1984
 CANCER
 TO: Drs. Jacobson, Sommers, Ford, Hockett, Lisanti, McAllister
 and Stone
 FROM: W.U. Gardner
 SUBJECT: Dorothy L. Buchhagen, Ph.D., State Univeristy of N.Y.
 Downstate Med. Center, Brooklyn, NY
 New Application No. 1702
 Background: The PI has been a Co-Pi with Dr. Kaufman and is at this
 time. In the past Dr. Kaufman has been a CTR grantee and worked with pulmonary
 adenomas in mice of susceptible strains. This work seemed to progress
 slowly and the grant wore itself out. This application is directed to the
 oncogene or oncogenes expressed during embryogenesis. It has been known for
 many years that mice at 15-16 days of gestation are particularly susceptible
 to lung cancers. Disucssion follows the susceptibility of fetal lung to ENU and
 the mechanism of UNU on fetal tissues. Attempts will be made to determine
 oncogene activation of fetal lungs at different ontogenic periods. Bagg-W inbred
 mice will be used at different days of pregnancy. Oncogene expression in
 Poly A-containing mRNAS will be extracted and quantitated. The PI have had
 considerable experience with the methods. Adequate laboratory facilities seem
 to be available except for some equipment.
 Budget: $64,375 for salaries, largely for a p.d. fellow and a full time
 technician, both hired. The permanent equipment is half the cost of a Beekman
 centrifuge. The budgetary items are explained. They have an ACS grant on AKR
 leukemogenesis, $150,000 and the present grant from CTR. $85,000.
 Comment: I think that the application merits rating. I have the im-
 pression that the application is not as worthy as same in the general area;
 more of a follow up proposal. Rating B- /B- tentatively. Will be interested
 in cmt. ratings.
 W.U. Gardner
 50179026 </doc>


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<doc> SVARSMODELL:
 Varje fraga och tilladggsfraga besvaras alltid med att IN-
 RINGA ENDAST ETT ALTERNATIV. ALTERNATIVEN AR NUMERERADE.
 Vid en del av fragorna finner Ni efter svarsalternativet oe
 en tilldggningsfraga eller uppmaning att ga vidare till en
 annan frAaga. Detta betecknas med EN PIL.
 En del av fragorna bér besvaras med ord eller siffror. Dessa
 punkter 4r UNDERSTRACKADE. cs
 DE EGENTLIGA FRAGORNA
 1. Kr Ni tvilling? (Ni har/hade en tvillingbror ‘eller -syster)
 1 nej —~ gA till fraga. 10.
 2 4a . vee
 2. Mitt tvillingsyskon (= min tvillingbror eller -syster)
 1 bor i Finland tee
 2 bor i Sverige - oo, @
 3 bor annorstddes utomlands
 4 har détt 19 :
 3. Mitt tvillingsyskon dr av samma k6én som jag.
 1 nej —)> g& till fraga 8
 2 ja
 4. Var Ni och Ert tvillingsyskon under skolaldern "“lika
 son bir" eller .var ni inte mera lika varandra An syskon
 i allmanhet?
 1 "Lika som bar"
 2 inte mera lika 4n syskon i allmanhet
 3 kan inte saga
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<doc> RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH
 cause of Russian losies.
 ~ Philip Morris ‘has enjoyed suc:
 cess by selling Marlboros ‘to.
 ‘ - fluent Russians who :
 Suge pay mote “for their. ’sn
 in Spite “the ruble’s: collapse. </doc>


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<doc> ‘PRODUCT OPINION LABORATORY.
 . OQ: Box 26563 - Richmond; VA 23261
 ,, Phone: (804) anh- 3368
 RETURN! BALLOT BY
 V-3733
 oe With this ballot tam \ sending'y you ten n packs of cigarettes coded as follows: HE - 3 packs, oY
 to me K2 -3 packs, N4 -4ipacks. Remember,, you do not have to smoke all of the cigarettes--
 only as many as you need to complete the questionnaire.
 nw Ye , +
 When this questionnaire i: is ; completely filled! out, please return i it tor me in the enclosed |
 _ Postage- paid envelope. _ Thank you very mauch--your cooperation in this test ig most helpful...
 D. “PR, Reynolds
 Panel Leader
 First smoke some: vat the: cigarettes “HE ‘and then:the cigarettes marked K2.
 compare the two Ciganettes with each other and complete | the questions: below:
 1. The smoke was too strong ortoo harsh. ~.’ a
 Te. eres © 2. Twas a satisfying, pleasurable:smoke.
 : .3. The smoke was too hot. . ay
 . : yeas 4. The smoke was flavorful and tresh-tasting. eb
 . Bo 5. It was too weak a cigarette. :
 : aoe to! 6. The smoke of the cigarette smelled: bad. : Pky
 - po Es o “Now, all things considered, which do you preter? , we
 2 . moa 7 ts C vet te + ~ a
 por ie pet : (circle one) H6 K2 . No Preference x :
 os . oe Check the Hox that best. describes how. you feel about the overall acceptaHility of the.
 Be cigarette coded H6 . ,
 . . - disiika disuke. dislike disiike neither Like like Lice Ukea Lika
 Co . aoe no extremely, very.much moderately siightiy sordislike slightly moderately very much axtremely
 Loe Lo “Check the tox that best.describes how. you feel about the overall acceptability of the oa
 . wo cigarette coded K2 . ota
 mo renee oe |
 ‘ : 1A . noes . dis Lice. dislike dislike dislike neither Like like Like tke lke
 vas eye gd . @tremeiy. very much moderately: sligntiy nor disiike slightly. moderately very much extremely. .
 we is oe a PE nhs oe os oy ‘part m 1 MELT je os oe = uf aa
 “ ; Soy, . °°. Now smoke the cigarettes marked N4 . Smoke only'as many'aa you need in order to
 . sg". make:this judgment. If you need to refresh your memory, go back and'smoke some of
 .. -. 4... ., . the H6 and K2 cigarettes. Be sure to circle one or the other, even.if youare a
 Q oo. Uneertain.
 a : tee - th : . N4 is more like H6 or K2' (circle one)
 What brandido you usually. smoke? (Please be specific, e.g., Marlboro Lights,
 Winston Lights, Kool! Milds, etc.)
 2? .
 BRAND: . : vo
 : : - . Is it filtered? [J Yes (J No (check one) :
 oo, Is'iti menthol? [J Yes’ (No (check. one). .
 SO an If it is filtered, is ir O King Size € (80/85mm) or Os sues Long (00/120) </doc>


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 “ ; EN ab ENE EE EURO GIDE DISS ANE BONE ARES
 eo . SERIES II (Codes 40-64) EXPERIMENTAL
 ‘CIGARETTES
 SUMMARY OF CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL RESULTS
 March 18, 1974
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 ficant
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 704 for detailed explanation.
 MATERIAL SAFET
 No. 2530
 Date Revised:
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 Trade Name(s) : SUPER FLOSS,SUPER FINE SUPER FLOSS, CELITE 207 207,2 4, 2637 a} (375) 388,394,447, 455
 Generic Name: FLUX CALCINED DIATOMACEQUS EARTH a3 -54-3
 Chemical Name: SILICA sa $i02
 State: co
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 Specific Gravity (water = 1): 2.3
 Melting Point: ND
 % Volatile by Volume: NIL
 NFPA Flammable/Combustible Liquid Classification: NA
 Autoignition Temperature: NA
 WHICH IS ONLY CONSIDERED A HAZARD BY INHALATION.
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 BAST SIDE NEWS 0."
 . Kansas City, Missouri .
 "SMOKING MICE
 wy. Four scientists have report-
 Nj, ed that mice exposed to cig-
 , . arette smoke daily for periods
 years did not develop lung
 2° cancer.
 \y. es may play a part in causing
 Q - the disease. This is now being
 studied by the scientists. The
 research team is headed by
 ; Dr. Cecile Leuchtenberger, of -
 - Boston. rn
 ‘\ .
 Wy: CITY LINE NEWS
 ~ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
 \\ October 20, 1960
 \\ Smoking Mice
 Four scientists have reported
 thati mice exposed to cigarette
 smoke daily for periods of a
 “ month to almost two years did
 Y not develop lung cancer. Varied

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response of the mice indicates
 YS that viruses may. play a part in
 ’ Causing the disease. This is now
 being studied by the scientists,
 JIOBZHEBAPC.
 BEECH GROVE WEEKLY
 Beech Grove, Indiana
 October 20, 1960
 {\, PEISONALITY and CANCER
 -... Whether you smoke or not,
 ‘\\. and how you smoke may depend
 : ed the type of person. you are,
 \ British scientists report. Their
 , study suggests smokers may. be
 ‘Of the type more prone to lung
 \) cancer than non - smokers.
 Q Smokers are more extroverted
 than non-smokers, “generally
 Ay living it up more.” Extroverts
 “\, may therefore have lower re-
 sistance to disease, or expose
 ‘+, themselves more to conditions
 that could cause cancer.
 MINEOLA AMERICAN
 Mineola, New York
 _ October 18, 1960
 Personality and Cancer
 Whether you smoke or not,
 and how you smoke may depend
 on. the type of person you are,
 Britich scientists report. Their
 study suggests smokers. may.
 be of the type more prone to
 lung cancer than non-smokers.
 CAMP POINT, ILLINOIS
 journal
 October 20, 1960.
 PERSONALITY and CANCER
 Whether you smoke of not, and
 how you smoke may depend: on the
 type of penson you are British acie-
 jtists report. Their study suggests
 prone to lung cancer than non-
 smokers.. Smokers are more extrover-
 ted than non-smokers, “generally
 diving it up. more.” Extroverts may
 therefore have lower resistance to di-
 sease, or expose themselves more
 to conditions that could cauee cancer.
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<doc> For Immediate Release Contact:
 March 24, 1994
 Victor Han
 Philip Morris U.S.A.
 202/637-1566
 PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC. SUES ABC FOR LIBEL
 Philip Morris Companies Inc. filed a $10 billion libel
 lawsuit today against American Broadcasting Companies Inc.
 for false and defamatory statements made on ABC’s "Day One"
 show and other news programs.
 The suit, which also names several ABC employees, was filed
 in the Virginia State Circuit Court in Richmond, a city where
 Philip Morris has extensive cigarette-manufacturing
 operations.
 that cigarettes are "artificially spiked" with nicotine
 during the manufacturing process “in order to keep people
 smoking."
 "These allegations are not true and ABC knows they are not
 true," said Murray Bring, senior vice president and general
 counsel of Philip Morris Companies Inc.
 "There is no corporation in this country more committed to
 freedom than is Philip Morris.
 "As the manufacturer of a controversial product, we well
 understand the importance of all our freedoms -~ including a
 free press that speaks for and to the diversity of this
 country.
 "But we do -- we must -- draw the line at libel," Bring said.
 Bring said the facts are clear: nicotine occurs naturally in
 tobacco leaf and Philip Morris does not in any way, shape or
 form spike its cigarettes with nicotine during the
 manufacturing process.
 "There is, in fact, a net loss of nicotine during the
 cigarette-manufacturing process. That net loss —— for every
 Philip Morris brand without exception —- runs 20 percent to
 25 percent," he said.
 In fact, the overall nicotine content in cigarettes has
 deciined by more than 50 percent over the last 40 years,
 according to Bring.
 F9OSSTOOFOZ </doc>


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 BASIC FULL FLAVOR 83MM MEN
 BRAND CODE-06360 (STD)
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 PLUG R.T.D.
 FILTER ROD
 PLASTICIZER
 APPLICATION PERCENT
 APPLICATION WEIGHT
 FILTER TOW
 DENIER PER FILAMENT
 TOTAL DENIER
 CROSS SECTION
 PLUG WRAP
 ANCHOR ADHESIVE
 GLUE APP. FOR ANCH.
 LAP ADHESIVE
 DRY WEIGHT
 DRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 FELT RQ. RIPTIVE
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 02/26/1998
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 3 KDF-2
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 : 6
 21.0 MM
 : 419 MM H20 CTOTAL ENCAP)
 72 MM OH20
 + 126MM/24.45/FT-777/45M1/8%PZ 07-D33-A
 : TRIACETIN PZ O5-800-A
 : 8.00 % OF DRY WEIGHT
 6.08 GRAMS/100 RODS 1.50 GRAMS/25 RODS
 FT-777 #10 CEASTMAN) QOB-777-E
 FT-777 #10 CCELANESE) O5-777-C
 : 2.7
 : 35,000
 : # 10
 3 26.25MM X 6000M KC 45-M1 06-362-A
 NATIONAL 32-2095
 ADH: TWO GLUE LINES
 NATIONAL 34-2760
 74.99 GRAMS/100 RODS
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 81.54 GRAMS/100 RODS
 pvk 61-063-A
 HM 61-464-A
 18.75 GRAMS/25 RODS
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 PREPARED BY EARTHA THOMPSON PRINTING DATE 1/20/02
 PREPARATION DATE 2/25/98 PRINTING TIME 21:20:10
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> TO: JOHN REYNOLDS
 FROM: EVON CROOKS ofl
 DATE: 7/22/94
 SUBJECT: 1995 OBJECTIVES
 1. Cost Reduction:
 (a) Identify alternate carbon source for the CS filter
 (b) Develop carbon paper with alternate carbon
 (c) Develop alternate carbon paper supplier
 2. Manufacturing:
 (a) Provide technical

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support to Baumgartner to enhance quality and efficiency
 of CS filter.
 (b) Provide technical support to RJR manufacturing for products utilizing the
 CS filter.
 3. QA
 (a) Identify and resolve QA issues
 (b) Develop CS specifications as needed
 4. Tobacco International:
 (a) Provide technical support in the development of CS products for Saudi
 Arabia and Kuwait.
 (b) Provide technical support in the developmen/manufacturing of CS products
 at RJR Germany and RJR MacDonald.
 (a) Provide development expertise for development of low tar products for
 Japan.
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 20-01 “91 LO 00 vey
 Payout for
 lectures
 By MICHAEL PIRRIE
 and BRENDAN JAMES
 A WOMAN has won thousands of
 dollars in a landmark compensation
 ease after she caught pneumonia
 from exposure to cigarette smoke.
 The anti-smoking lobby hailed the
 case a landmark victory which could
 extend the range of diseases for
 which ive smoking victims could
 claim

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damages.
 The woman, a student in her early
 3s. developed pneumonia and was
 hospitalised after being exposed to
 cigarette fumes while attending lec-
 tures for a radio course at Melb-
 ourne radio station RRR last year..
 Ber lawyers. Maurice Blackburn
 and Co. threatened legal proceed-
 ings against RRA but the case was
 settied out of court late last year.
 It is believed. to be the first time
 damages have been awarded for an:
 Niness such as pneumonia.
 Previous anti-smoking cases have
 involved smoking-related illnesses
 such as cancer and emphysema.
 ‘The case is also believed to be the
 first damages payment to a passive-
 smoking victim outside the work
 place.
 The: claim may trigger compensa-
 tion claims by patrons exposed to
 cigarette smoke in clubs and hotels.
 executive director of the Quit cam-
 paign Michelle Scolo said yesterday.
 “tt is only a. matter of time before
 someone has 2 fatal heart attack in a
 restaurant or hatel!” Ms Scollo said.
 Director of the Anti-Cancer Coun-
 cil of Victoria Dr Nigel Gray said:
 From Page 1
 “This sort of case
 should send @ mes-
 sage. to employers
 and owners of public
 places to establish
 them as smoke free.”
 QUIT For Life
 sox CHUCK WALL
 “Certainly in adults
 who are ex to
 passive smoke there
 seenis to be a higher
 incidence of respira-
 tory tract infection,”
 he said.
 Nsw . Australian
 Hotels Association
 President John
 Thorpe seid hoteliers
 and restaurateurs
 worked within Work-
 cover Authority gui-
 delines in dealing
 with passive smoking.
 “Segregation of
 non-smokers and
 smokers, air fliters
 fitted, air condition-
 ing and other meas-
 ures are. within the
 framework,” Mr
 Thorpe said.
 The woman atten-
 ded lectures three
 times ® week. Each
 lecture lasted: about
 three hours
 Woo3. 006
 Ssosretcoe </doc>


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<doc> | ‘Ultra Marlboro Lights & Basic Box 100s
 © Philip Morris
 loft7
 A Profit Opportunity
 THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS GIVEN TO
 Niessink, DM. Lodllard (poston $0, MA
 On " a _By Mack Golamen, | Buyer
 (Sharon, MA
 ceorge Melbado
 and forwarded by:
 W, RB. Baldwin
 to the Comparate C Office on___10/20/97_—-_--——
 Lonilard (_ PSM, Boston.
 g00/200R] SHIVS OWOGSNARYD «ce CUVTILYOT GelzosgsosT eS. Te'80 16/02/0T </doc>


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Quitting Smoking”
 reatly Reduces Serious Risks to Yout Health.
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 Printed By: Kelly Rubin
 MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED
 ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION
 - John Mulderig
 . 10/26/99 09:51 AM
 To:
 Litigation Group
 cc:
 Subject: Frosina Court of Appeals Ruling
 Word just in through a telephone call from the the New York Court of Appeals Clerks’ office that
 the New York Court of Appeals has affirmed the first department's ruling rejecting class
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We hope to have the opinion in the next hour and plan a press release.
 John </doc>


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<doc> ARG
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 _ = - MSDS NO
 pooo tee | ~~ EFF. DATE:
 | Lee
 se UNV
 ** 90-299 **
 012031
 PHILIP MORRIS USA EMERGENCY CONTACTS :
 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY . CHEMTREG
 P.O. BOX 26603 (800) 424-9300 _
 RICHMOND, VA. 23261 OR -
 WITHIN PHILIP MORRIS —
 (804) 274-2342
 (804) 274-2416
 I. SUBSTANCE IDENTIFICATION
 Substance: wk 90-299 wk
 Trade Name/Synonyms: P.M. FLAVOR 129 - . oe
 Chemical Family: P.M. BLENDED FLAVOR
 NFPA Scale (0-4): 0 = No Hazard, 4 = Highest Hazard
 II. COMPONENTS
 PROPRIETARY COMPONENT(S) > 1% NONE oo. N/A
 withheld as trade secrets. Disclosure will be made in emergencies
 and in non-emergencies if the need to know is justified in a written
 request to Philip Morris USA. See manufacturer information for the
 correct address.
 02,.9082.502 </doc>


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 BCC:
 Primary Date: 9/13/1995 1:52:00 PM
 Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 17:32:00
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1995-Scep-13 13:52:00
 Received Date: 1995-Sep-13 13:52:00
 Subject: {F}
 Attachments:
 WAY912.D0C
 From: Rixter, Denise S.
 To: Suggs, Michael L.
 Date: Tuesday, September 12, 1995 3:56PM
 70017 4126
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<doc> Special Bulletin C= |
 TO: All Members of the Tobacco Family & Concerned: Business People of Washington
 FROM: Bud O'Dell, WSATCO President & Chas. G. Hord, Executive Director
 SUBJECT: H.B. 1851 = Ho Smoking Areas (Ov 72)
 The House Ecology Committee has scheduled a hearing on HB. 1551 for
 7330 p.m. Thursday, January 31
 House Office Building
 Room 334 ‘
 Olympia i
 It's vital that there be a strong voice of opposition to this extremely costly
 legislation, You, your employees, your customers and your friends in business
 are urged to call the Committee to register a protest against this bil) which
 will tmpose an unreasonable costly burden on all Washington Businesses.
 Standing Cometiees in the Legislature review nearly all pieces of
 legislatio: on they ane tranamitied to the chamber {loons for a
 eben Ab killed" in commitice will onty rarely surface again
 in the ‘ane out apistarive session, Thus it is vitally important ¢ that
 committee members be apprised of your point of view when they are
 considering Legislation of dmportance to the iness community,
 PHONE 753-620 oR 753-4BA1
 LEGISLATIVE TOLL-FREE HOT LINE 1-800-562-6000
 “Ecology coamTttee {
 Valle * Rarer **
 Brekke " Tsaacson
 Galloway Nisbet
 Hughes - . Sanders
 Pruitt C. Smith
 Rinehart Whiteside
 * Rep. Georgette Valle, Exec. Chairwomen
 ** Rep., Scott Barr, Co-chairman
 ATTEND THE HEARING IN PERSON TO SHOW YOUR OPPOSITION BY YOUR PRESENCE 10s
 DESIGNATED SPOKESPERSONS WILL SPEAK FOR THE OPPOSITION ~ PLEASE _
 RETURN THE ENCLOSED FORM IMMEDIATELY sessereas
 a suk: Moti
 Anatler Service of your Washington Nate Aueciition of "SWI
 - TOBACCO & CANDY DISTRIBUTORS ERex6y
 PO. Bax ah7tt ° Aeat AEAE ty oun tht Get? * wae as
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> From: Walk, Roger
 Sent: Monday, June 07, 1999 3:29 PM
 Ta: Lilly, A. Cliff
 Subject: Smoke particle size over time
 Dear Cliff,
 Are you aware of external or internal data re changes of the particle size (distribution)
 of mainstream cigarette

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smoke of commercial cigarettes (e.g. US) during the last
 decades?
 There have been claims in the 1960s that the particle size distribution in the smoke
 from filter cigarettes has shifted towards smaller size aerosols as compared to non-
 filter cigarettes (average greatest dimension of 0.02 micrometers compared with 0.25
 micrometers for smoke of non-filter cigarettes (Keith and Derrick, 1960).
 Kind regards,
 Roger
 Dr. Roger Walk
 120 Park Av., 25th F.
 New York, NY 10017
 Tel 917-663-2069
 Mob 917-769-4567
 2078586853 </doc>


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<doc> RRR Interoffice Memorandum
 Mr. K. W. Smith Date: June 6, 1989
 Mr. H. E. Guess
 Investigation of Foreign Matter Log #89-17 has been completed.
 Investigation findings, analyticals and recommendations are herewith
 submitted by Cigarette Standards:
 Location - T’Ville Plant
 ‘Brand and Unit - WINSTON KS - 6B-06
 Quipped - 48 Cases
 Type Foreign Matter - Coffee Cup (Polystyrene)
 oooo
 Investigation by Cigarette Standards reveals that the Protos maker
 choked up and a coffee cup was found on the picker roller teeth. The
 Protos was checked and run thru the clean cycle. After start-up no
 further choke-ups occurred.
 Dr. Rob Harrington’s report states that the cup found has a low order
 of toxicity. .
 It is the recommendation of Cigarette Standards and T’Ville QA that 1
 case prior to choke-up and 1 case after be sent to the landfill.
 Remaining cases can be released for shipment.
 FLL/km
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<doc> MANUFACTURING CENTER
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 06/04/1999
 NEW GRAPHICS
 CIGARETTE LENGTH
 TOBACCO ROD CIRCUM.
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH
 FILTER LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 TOTAL R.T.D.
 DILUTION TARGET
 TIPPING PAPER
 GLUE ROLLER/
 TIPPING INFORMATION
 TIPPING ADHESIVE
 SEAM ADHESIVE
 99.5 MM FTC TAR 3 6.0 MG/CIGT 5.5 ~ 6.4
 24.80 4M
 68.0 MM
 31,5 4M
 36.000 MM
 114 MM H20
 53.0 +/- 5.0%
 72MM X 3500M WHT SGiL PPT KC 265M2 12-599-B LASER PERF.
 REFER TO ENGINEERINGS GLUE ROLLER VARIABLE PARTS CATALOG ~-
 BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND~CODE-SPECIFICATION
 BETWEEN ROWS/ DILUTION TYPE /BAND WIDTH/ TPR. CUT LENGTH/DRY PATCH SIZE
 24.60 PRE~PERF TIPPING 1.50 27.00 8.5 X 20MM
 NATIONAL 32-2037 EVA 61-B65-A
 : NATIONAL 32-2056 EVA 61-467-A
 REPLACE WITH
 ABAA] - 12.80% BRICA REGULAR SP
 27.0GMM X 6700M 33CU/0.6% 100% ECF WooD 10-674-A
 27.00MM X 6700M 353CU/0.6%/100% FLAX 1G-774-A
 INK : *xINK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*
 : MARLBORO BLACK #370775 60-799-A
 PRINT DIE : MACHINE NUMBER
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: cIGT: ceé310 FILTER: O7067A
 COMMENTS + OTHER APPLICABLE PRODUCTS: E 48127 0 6000;
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
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 E 48677 6 ao00
 CIGT PAPER UPDATED TO REFLECT 10674A (33CU/0.6x%/
 100% ECF WOOD) U/R W/ 1O0774GA C335CU/0.6%/100% FLAX)
 NO WT CHG. INK UPDATED. PRGMO PRODUCTS UPDATED TO
 CURRENT. DO NOT MIX IN PK/CT. OK TO MIX IN CASE.
 6£L9£16907
 ALLYSON M. MILBURN PRINTING DATE : 1420/02
 6/03/99 PRINTING TIME : 21:19:46
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 12/02/98 </doc>


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 * B&H LIGHTS 100 MENTHOL SP
 ¥ BRAND CODE-00520 (STD)
 T DES
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/08/1998
 STANDARD PRODUCTION
 MACHINE TYPE
 FILTER ROD LENGTH
 FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE
 NUMBER UP
 PLUG LENGTH
 ROD &.T.D.
 PLUG R.T.D.
 FILTER ROD
 PLASTICIZER
 APPLICATION
 APPLICATION
 PERCENT
 WEIGHT
 FILTER TOW
 DENIER PER FILAMENT
 TOTAL DENIER
 CROSS SECTION
 PLUG WRAP
 ANCHOR ADHESIVE
 GLUE APP. FOR ANCH.
 LAP ADHESIVE
 DRY WEIGHT
 BRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 KDF-2
 126.0
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<doc> Herbert M. Lachman, M.D.
 Current Employer Birth Date
 Albert Einstein College of Medicine 31 January, 1951
 1300 Morris Park Ave Brooklyn, New York
 Current Home Address Education
 122 Chambers Street, Apt 2N Brooklyn College, 1973 B.S
 New York, N.Y. 10002 New York Medical College, 1976,
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 Professional History
 Associate Professor, Deptartment of Medicine
 Division Chief: Program of Behavioral Genetics
 Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry
 Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine
 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
 Research Fellow, Department of Cell Biology
 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
 Research Fellow, Division of Hematology, Albert Einstein College of
 Medicine, Bronx, NY
 Clinical Hematology Fellow, Montefiore Hospital and
 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
 Senior Resident: Internal Medicine, Metropolitan Hospital, New York, NY
 Junior Resident: Internal Medicine, Metropolitan Hospital, New York, NY
 Intern: Internal Medicine, Metropolitan Hospital, New York, NY
 Research Grants, Awards and Honors:
 Evelyne Gaynor Award - Society for the Study of Blood
 NIH Genetics Training Grant
 Cooley's Anemia Fellowship
 Clarence Mersky Award for Excellence in Hematology Research
 Hartford Foundation Grant
 NIH New Investigator Award
 Leukemia Foundation Feliow
 Henry L. Moses Basic Science Award
 NIH-RO1 award
 New York Community Trust
 Weill Caulier Career Scientist Award
 Mathers Fund for research in affective disorders
 Stanley Foundation Award
 Carmel! Hill Fund for research in affective disorders </doc>


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