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 List of competitive brands containing expanded tobacco 42 :
 +S CH BRANDS ANALYSES Ui FESRUARY ANO MARCH 1983 3
 AUSTRIA 2
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 u SCRTE 84/F (SDBC) ‘
 The lower tar and CO values are related to an increase in cigarette paper porosity. 4
 Values found : Tar/Sl = 10.9/0.55 g
 Printed values : Tar/Sti = 10/0.5 4
 BELSIUN . i
 BASTOS 70/F (BAFAC)
 Blend modification : 25 ef reconstituted tobacco was incorpordted in the blend. No change in smoke yield.
 Values found : Tar/SN = 14,9/1.17
 Printed values : Tar/SN = 12.9/1.05
 BELGA 70/F (BGFAC)
 Blend modification : Decrease’ in the total alkaloid content of tobacco causing a significant decrease in smoke
 nicotine value and a slight decrease in tar. .
 We also observed a decrease jn ventilation.
 Values found z Tar/SN = 14.9/1.05
 Printed values : Tar/SN = 14,.9/1.20
 Cucacas s4/F (obec!) .
 Recent analytical results on this brend produced by Tabacalera.
 Vatvas found Tar /Sit
 23.9/1.72 F
 26.1/1.60 .
 Printed values : Tar/SN
 HILDE SORTE 84/F (4S001)
 Decrease in cigarette paper porosity causing a slight increase in smoke yield.
 We also observed an increase of nitrate nitrogen in tobacco causing an increase in NO value.
 Values found . : Tar/SN = 10.9/0.49
 Printed values : Tar/SH = 10/0.45
 FINLANS
 FORM 79/F (FORAC) AND FORM SPECIAL 79/F (FOSAC)
 Change in tow section from I to ¥. No change in smoke yield.
 Decrease in smoke yield.
 Use of EPZ tipping with a ventilation of 11%. Decrease in smoke yield. he also observed an increase in tata
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<doc> Tobacco Company
 910-741-5000
 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102
 September 25, 1995
 IMMEDIATE ATTENTION REQUIRED
 TO: REGION IV STATE LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
 FROM: David M. Powers Dr
 SUBJECT: FDA BROCHURES
 Enclosed are several copies of a brochure produced by RJRT, “STOP the Federal
 BUREAUCRACY from Taking Away Your Freedoms...” which provides a
 summary of President Clinton’s proposal to give the Food and Drug Administration
 broad authority to regulate cigarettes and the impact it would have on smokers and the
 tobacco industry.
 As soon as possible, please review the information. I trust it will provide you with
 detailed, significant facts which require communication to all legislative contacts
 whom you determine would be responsive to this imperiously crucial proposal by
 President Clinton and the FDA. I strongly encourage you to also make this brochure
 available to as many people as possible (business associates, personal friends, relatives,
 etc.) whom you determine have an interest in this matter.
 As the FDA’s 90-day comment periods ends November 9, I urge you to write the
 FDA as soon as possible to voice your opinion and encourage your legislative and
 business contacts to do the same. As you are aware, it is important to send a copy of
 all letters to your congressional delegation in Washington.
 I am confident that I don’t have to tell you how drastic the effects of the president’s
 proposals would impose on our ability to sell cigarettes to adult smokers. Yet, the
 president and the FDA have worked very effectively with the media to position their
 goal as that of “protecting the young people of the United States from the awful dangers of
 tobacco.”
 Océ6T zests
 “We work for smokers.” </doc>


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<doc> TEV. LAFAYETTE 3.4449 CABLEGRAM WALRICH
 WALTERS & RICHMONE
 CHARLES H. WALTERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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 18 TREMONT STREET
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 winston-Salem, N.C. °
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> © 1984 Rs. Reyneres Ténecee Co.
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 atiopen debate |
 about smoking? —
 The issues that surround smoking are so complex, andso emotional, it's hard
 to debate them objectively..
 In fact, many of you probably believe there is nothing to debate.
 Over the years, you've heard so many negative reports about smoking and.
 health—and so little to:challenge these reports—that you'may assume the case:
 against smoking is closed. ,
 But this is far fromthe truth,
 Studies which conclude that smoking causes disease have regularly ignored
 significant evidence to the contrary. These scientific findings come from research
 completely independent of the tobacco industry,
 We at R.J. Reynolds think you will'find such evidence very interesting.
 Because we think reasonable people who analyze it may come to see this issue not
 as a closed case, but as an open controversy.
 We know some of you may be suspicious of what we'llisay, simply because
 we Te a cigarette company.
 We know some of you may question our motives.
 But we also know that by keeping silent, we've contributed to this climate of
 doubt and distrust. We may also have created the mistaken impression that we have.
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relating to smoking andlhealth. We will also explore other important issues
 including relations between smokers and non-smokers, smoking among our youth,
 and “passive smoking”
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 may prove controversial.
 But we won't shy away from the controversy because, quite frankly, that’s
 our whole point..
 We don't say there are no questions:about smoking, Just the opposite. We say
 there are lots of questions —but, as yet, no simple answers.
 Like any controversy, this one has more than one side. We hope the debate
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 Mon, Jan 27, 1997 3:31 PM
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played for the first time in three
 weeks and defeated Californian Jeff Tarango 64, 64 in a
 second-round match at the Canadian Open in Montreal.
 Als: Top seed Cenchita Martinez defeated Camille
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 onships at Stratton Mountain, Vt... Traey Austin.
 accepted a wild card to the Slims of Los
 which begins Aug. 9...
 ond seed Karel Nevacek 6-3, 6-7 (5-7), 7-8 (8-8) in the Dutch
 Open clay-court championships at Hilversum.
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<doc> MANUFACTURING CENTER
 CIGARETTE SPECIFICATION
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 11/11/1997
 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
 REPLACE WITH
 INK
 PRINT DIE
 EQUIPMENT EVALUATION
 83.0 MM FIC TAR t 11.6 MG/CIGT 10.5 - 11.4
 246.80 MM
 56.0 MM
 27.0 MM
 31.0008 MM
 123 MM H20
 23.0 4+/- 5.0 %
 62MM X 3500M WHT TGL PPT KC236M2 12-899-D LASER PERF.
 REFER TO ENGINEERINGS GLUE ROLLER VARIABLE PARTS CATALOG -
 BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND-CODE-SPECIFICATIGN
 BETWEEN ROWS/ DILUTION TYPE /BAND WIDTH/ TPR. CUT LENGTH/DRY PATCH SIZE
 24.90 PRE-PERF TIPPING 1.50 27.00 68.5 x 20MM
 NATIONAL 32-2037 EVA 61-065-A
 NATIONAL 32-2056 EVA 61-467-A
 ADO12 - 13.25% MARLBORO LIGHTS REGULAR FTB
 54.00MM X 6700M 16CU/0.6% 100% FLAX 10-9D1-A
 54.00MM X 6700M 16CU/0.6%/100% FLAX 10-270-A
 xINK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS«
 MARLBORG BLACK #37077-S (SYRINGE) 60-715-A
 MACHINE NUMBER
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CIGT: C60664 FILTER: O7670A
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
 APPROVED BY:
 CIGARETTE PAPER 10-901-A ADDED TO SPEC ON USE UP &
 REPLACE BASIS WITH 10-270-A TO DEPLETE INVENTORY
 OF 10-901-A. NO OTHER CHANGES MADE. OK TO MIX
 FINISHED CIGARETTES.
 STSTTLO9NT
 K. V. SMITH PRINTING BATE = 1/19/82
 11/11/97 PRINTING TIME : 12:59:56
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 7/21/97 </doc>


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<doc> Galan, Nancy
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 ent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 4:51 PM
 To: Garguilo, Thomas M.; Lauinger, Susan K:
 Subject: did Parliament have..
 a YAS share objective in 2001 (versus 20007)...
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 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 25/25° C: 1.14 VAPOR PRESSURE: APPROXIMATELY 0.2
 (WATER = 1) CAT 20° C IN mm HG)
 SOLUBILITY IN WATER: Not Applicable VAPOR DENSITY: > 1
 (ALR = 1)
 ODOR DESCRIPTION:
 ITT. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD INFORMATION
 FLASH POINT: EQUAL 110° FARENHEIT (¢ 43° CENTIGRADE)
 (CLOSED CUP)
 Combustible liquid by OSHA classification (Flash Point 100--200 degrees F).
 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAZARD CLASSIFICATION:
 Alon--hazardous
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> CURRICULUM VITAE
 NAME: William James MacIntyre
 BORN: Canaan, Connecticut
 EDUCATION:
 B. 5. Physics Western Reserve University
 U.S. Army
 M. A. Physics Western Reserve University
 M.S. Physics Yale University
 Ph.D. Physics Yale University
 ACADEMIC HISTORY:
 University Fellow, Yale University, 1947-48
 Assistant in Research, Yale University, 1948-49
 1943
 1947
 1948
 1950
 Western Reserve University, 1949-51

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Western Reserve. University, 1951-58
 Medicine, Western Reserve University, 1950-52
 Medicine, Western Reserve University, 1952-64
 Case Institute of Technology, 1967-68
 Case Western Reserve University, 1971-73
 Case Western Reserve University, 1973-present
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 Tel 301-899-3536 ae ae
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 June 30, _ 1982 ©
 LORTLLARD, "INCORPORATED
 Greensboro, North Carolina 27405
 REFERENCE: Purchase Order No. 352-C
 INVOICE No. 1478-6 - -
 DESCRIPTION
 For submission of final Report -
 700 per compound.
 REMITTANCE ADDRESS:
 Borriston Laboratories
 DYNAMAC BUILDING
 11140 Rockville Pike
 ATTH: B. Belford.
 Accounting
 _ & * * INVOICE * * *
 8b2.02600 | </doc>


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<doc> LOUISVILLE
 CIGARETTE SPECIFICATION _
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 09/15/1997
 BRAND CODE-016G0 CSTD)
 CIGARETTE LENGTH
 TOBACCO ROD CIRCUM.
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH
 FILTER LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 TOTAL R.T.D.
 DILUTION TARGET
 TIPPING PAPER
 GLUE ROLLERS
 TIPPING INFORMATION
 TIPPING ADHESIVE
 SEAM ADHESIVE
 STD. FILLER - PACK Q.V.
 CIGARETTE PAPER
 INK
 PRINT DIE
 98.5 MN FTC TAR 3 6.0 MG/CIGT 5.5 - 6.4
 23.00 MM
 67.0 MM
 31.5 MN
 36.060 MM
 109 MM 6H20
 57.0 +/- 5.0 %
 72MM X 3500M WHT DGL PPT KC 236M2 12-446-C 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 1.50 25.00 8.5 X 18MM
 NATIONAL 32-2037 EVA 61-065-A
 NATIONAL 32-2100 CPROTOS 1OQ/MK 10) EVA 61-490-A
 Al1100 - 12.80% VIRGINIA SLIMS ULTRA LIGHTS REGULAR FTB
 25.20MM X 6700M 33CU/0.6%/100% FLAX 10-554-A
 *INK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*
 MARLBORO BLACK #37077(MK 9/MK 10/PROTOS) 60-915-A
 MARLBORO BLACK #37077-S CSYRINGE) 60-715-A
 MACHINE NUMBER
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CIeT: c61600 FILTER: O7074A
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
 APPROVED BY:
 CIGT PAPER PERMEABILITY CHGD FROM 24CU/0.6%; PM
 CODE 10-551-A TO 33CU/0.6%; PM CODE 10-554-A TO
 DECREASE TAR DELIVERY. NO WEIGHT CHANGE. OK TO
 MIX FINISHED CIGTS.
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 9/05/97 PRINTING TIME > 8:55:25
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 9/08/97 </doc>


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 Final Report
 I-5087.026

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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Phase III — 2001 Tobacco Specific Nitrosamine Collaborative Study
 A tobacco industry group consisting of the organizations listed below (Participants), have
 agreed to conduct repeatability and reproducibility experiments using two analytical
 methods for the determination of tobacco specific nitrosamines. The objectives expected
 coming out of the study are:
 ® Establishment and publication of standard (reference methods)
 Definition of the repeatability and reproducibility for each method
 Establishment of ISO/CORESTA accepted methods
 Establishment of methods stringent enough for legal/defense considerations
 Determination of the accuracy for each method
 Methodology provisions for a broad range of sample types.
 Participants:
 Austria Tabak
 Batelle, Toxicology Northwest
 Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
 Imperial Tobacco Canada Limited
 Japan Tobacco Incorporated
 Labstat International, Incorporated
 Lancaster Laboratories
 Lorillard Tobacco Company
 Philip Morris Europe
 Philip Morris U.S.A
 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company R&D
 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company AVOCA Division
 Southern Testing & Research Laboratories
 Swedish Match Europe
 Swedish Match North America
 Swisher International Incorporated
 U.S. Tobacco
 University

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of Kentucky
 The participants have elected to use two methods in collaborative studies. Method 1 is a
 base solvent extraction method. Method 2 uses aqueous buffer extraction. Both methods
 use chemiluminescence detection.
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 Mr. D.. R. Tedder

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 David A. Hicks{*
 Senior Project Analyst
 Quality Assurance
 December 8, 1982
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 TO: MR. J. W. GROOME
 cc: Mr. A. A. Nagle
 Mr. R, A, Pittman
 Mr. C. E. Krueger
 Mr, L. R. Lewis
 Mr. 2, A, Litwin
 CARTER BROACH
 August 27, 1976
 SUBJECT: Dennis K. Koob
 Dennis Koob is in the VA Hospltel for observation, It ts anticipated
 that he may be in the hospital until the end of next week. We are
 ‘making arrangements to provide for any personal requirements he
 has. Additionally, Dennis has asked for materials that be can continue
 to develop Marketing Plans.
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 EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON
 CEL NOg-N CONTENT
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<doc> CABARRUS COUNTY
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 FILTER ROD LENGTH
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 FILTER: O7033A
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 P.O. BOX 576, LYNBROOK, LONG {SLAND, N.Y. 11563
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 New York, NY 10017
 L ATT: Mr. Paul Goldschmidt Ins Mgr Date: MAY 7 1978
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 WC2-621-004066-198 1TD94/3
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 the terms of the listed policies os
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ix what everybody wants
 in a cigarette! And, Winston has a pure snow-
 white Alter that fets the full. rich tobacco taste
 come through. Start enjoying Winstons!
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> . Grrr On tay _f
 Analytical information (detailed)
 Smoke tt“ Green
 Cured Non-Leaf
 Itemiza:
 Quantitative (all figures) Qualitative only
 ‘ . Quoteints or Semi-quant.
 raed
 Structural Formula Mol. Form
 eee e Mol. Weight M.P.
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Types of Tobacco (all details)
 CURST LB Oo
 Kia
 .Tox.~Pharm. Inform. and other Notes
 Reference
 “1971, No. 4, W 1010
 RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET IX Bo
 Bogen, E.
 (no affil.)
 Irritant Factors in Tobacco Smceke.
 CALIF. MED. 45, 342-346 (1936) (in English)
 Bibliography:
 If there is not sufficient space available for any of the categories, use reverse side,
 identifying category(ies), and write "over" on this side.
 List all answerable information
 for each constituent and do so in in index style.
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<doc> Disk #61
 2-5-86
 TOBACCO ADVERTISING OVER THE YEARS:
 Types, Themes, Voluntary Codes, and Related Legislation
 For presentation at the meeting of the National Advisory Committee on Smoking
 and Health, February 12, 1986, Washington, D.C.
 Contractor: VirginialL. Ernster, Ph.D.
 Department of Epidemiology and International Health
 School of Medicine (1699 HSW)
 University of California
 San Francisco, CA 94143
 Order No. 86A041779301D </doc>


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 By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal
 Imury. Premane Birth, And Low Bath Weight
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 DATE TYPED: May 5, 1992 BEO @: DHC-16
 . PAGE 1 OF i
 FUNCTION DAY/DATE: MONDAY, MAY 18,. 1992 ACCOUNT @:
 CONVENTION: NAME: 2672
 CROUP NAME: FLEISHMAN HILLARD INC.
 POST AS: HEALTHY. BUILDINGS INTERNATIONAL
 BILLING

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ADDRESS: 1301 CONNECTICUT AVE... NW, WASHINCTON, DC 20036
 “4 Fi. 4: 202/296-1775
 CONTACT: HARRY. FRAZIER ? PHONE: 202/828-8897
 HOST AT FUNCTION: SAME che MARQUIS CONTACT: oO
 . wy!
 FILE: LBOS EXPECTED: 20 GUARANTEE: Ah ser: DISTRIBUTED:
 SeGUARANTEE OF ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED 72 BUSINESS HOURS IN ADVANCE*® (vy
 @eOTHIS WILL BE CONSIDERED YOUR MINIMUM GUARANTEE ***
 TIME FUNCTION LOGATION
 10:00AM ROOM SET AND READY YUKON:
 11: 00AM-11: 30AM PRESS CONFERENCZ YUKON
 Assorted Soft Drinks
 $1.95++ Each
 Charge on Consvaption
 EXTRA ITEMS AND ARRANGEMENTS
 MEETING ROOM (1) Registration Table with (2) Chairs and Wastebasket
 Theater Style for 20
 Set Standing Podium With Light
 Appropriate Water Stations with Candies
 AUDIO VISUAL Podium Microphone at $25.00+
 Package: 35am Slide Projector/Zoom Lens /Wireless Renote/
 Carousel/Safelock Stand. st $50.00+ each
 7° x 7' Triped Screen at $25.00+ each .
 Laser Pointer at $40.00+ each
 18% Service Charge and 6% Sales Tax Applied to ALL AV Sales and
 Rentals
 BILLING INSTRUCTIONS Direct Bill Upon. Approval .
 ROOM RENTAL Complinentery
 18X% Service Charge and 6% Sales Tax Will Be added to All Food end Beverage.
 SIGNATURE:
 IF IN AGREEMENT, PLEASE SIGN AND RETURN ONE COPY
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> NAME:
 Bibliographical sketch
 Anne E. Chiaramello
 ADDRESS: Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
 Colorado State University :
 Fort Collins, CO 80523
 EDUCATION:
 Institution and Location Degree _ Year conferred Field of Study
 University of Science, Nice, France "Maitrise” 1983 Biochemistry
 Medical School of Nice, France "Maitrise" 1983 Human Immunology
 San Diego State University, San Diego, CA MS 1986 Molecular Biology
 UC San Diego/ SDSU, San Diego, CA Ph.D. 1990 Biology
 Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO Postdoc

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1991 Biochemistry
 Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO Postdoc 1994 Molecular Neurobiol.
 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
 1982-1983 Training at the Cancer Center Antoine Lacassagne, Nice (France): variation
 of the level of b-2 microglobulin in patients under cis-platinum
 chemotherapy (work submitted to IVth Symposium of Clinical
 Biochemistry).
 1983 Training at the Center of Biochemistry, University of Nice: Study of the
 differentiation of preadipocytes in culture: monoclonal effects and lypolytic
 response (Dr. G. Ailhaud).
 1984-1986 Graduate Assistant in Department of Biology, San Diego State University.
 1986-1990 Graduate Student, Department of Biology, UC San Diego/San Diego State
 University. Advisor: Dr. Judy Zyskind
 1990-1991 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Colorado State University. Laboratory of Dr. M.
 Paule
 1991-1994 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Colorado State University, Laboratory of Dr. M. X.
 1994- present
 1994-present
 Zuber, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Program of
 Neuronal Growth and Development.
 Assistant Professor, Colorado State University, Department of
 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
 Member of the Program of Neuronal Growth and Development
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 WIEN ASKING 9. AHD/OR Q.8, PRORE FOR EXACT OCCUPATION. IF JOURNALISM, PU
 RELATIONS, AGVERTISING, OR MARKETING ANSWERED IN EITHER QUESTION, THANK RE
 DENT ARD TERMINATE.
 qahmanesnemein sernmaeiri,
 Since we're talking to people all across the country, we're isterested in talking
 to a crossesection of people in different occupations. What 7s your occupation?
 corre ppp Te EOE PTTL :
 6ESOGTOFOZ
 iF RESPONDENT GIVES A GENERAL OCCUPATION SUCH AS SALES OR HAMUFACTURIRG, ASK:
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 LENGTH/CIRCUMFERENCE
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RTD
 TIPPING PAPER:
 PREPRINTED
 PRESSURE DROP
 VENTILATION TARGET
 CIGARETTE PAPER:
 20.60
 24.13
 14.00
 13.56
 6.96
 6.31
 9.44
 5.00
 108MM X 24.45MM
 518.16MM (20.40 IN. H20)
 129.54MM ( 5.10 IN. H20)
 CORK ON WHITE
 0.60 +/- 0.10 CM (2 ROW)
 38.0 +/- 5.0 %
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<doc> 1944
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 Curriculum Vitae
 Nobuo Monji
 Born, September 12, in Kyoto, Japan.
 Graduated Yamashiro High School, Kyoto, Japan
 A.A. Middlesex County College, Edison, New Jersey.
 A.B. in Biochemistry, Rutgers College, New Brunswick, N.J.
 Graduate work in Biochemistry, Waksman Institute of Microbiology,
 New Brunswick, New Jersey.
 Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Rutgers University. Thesis title is "Bio-
 transformation of Amphotericin B and its Methyl Ester in mice".
 Research Associate at the department of microbial chemistry, Waksman
 Institute of Microbiology, Rutgers University.
 Assistant Section Head at the department of biochemistry, pharmaco-
 kinetic division, Nippon Roche Research Center, Kamakura, Japan.
 Postdoctral Fellow at the Department of Pathology, University of
 Miami School of Medicine, Miami, Florida.
 Research Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology. University of
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NY
 CASE NUMBER COUNTRY APPLN. OR PAT. a DUE DATE AMOUNT
 38 FRANCE PAT# 1356061 145) APR 305 13977
 393 WEST GERMANY PAT# 429545602 (/14/APR 149 1977
 (ae | wuaoscavia PAT# 31064 06| JUN 30, 1977
 FORM 109 REV. 11/73
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<doc> 10-082A Summary
 14.00
 Comparison of SMI and PM Results
 13.50
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<doc> Thursday, 26 July 2001 14:43
 Tewes, Franz
 Cc: Roethig, Hans; tci@mdsharris.com; Jane.Gayton. Brown@mdsps.com
 Subject: Validation Ames Urine Testing
 Dear Franz,
 Danke schon fur ihr m@il, ich habe mich gefreut Sie kennen zu lernen, leider
 kann ich nur das auf Deutsch.
 It was also a great pleasure for us to welcome you in our facilities.
 You will find attached your document in which | added a column indicating the
 dose level in microliter of concentrate (100-fold the raw urine) per plate
 (yi/plate) which is more clear for me, | also caiculate the volume of
 concentrate used ( a 20% safety margin should be added). On the basis of my
 calculation, it seems that we will have 10-fold more amount of concentrate that
 needed. Could you please confirm that my calculation is right.
 (See attached file: mds validation.xls)
 Please find below my comments/suggestions before | write the draft protocat for
 the validation:
 Srerresose </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> November 18, 1976
 Ss. W. Barrell
 RB. J. Smith
 The Department of Research and Development has requested a trial change in the RC-TM
 tobacco formulation to determine the effect of aubstituting a combination of Stems and
 Serap for a Leaf component. Stems and Serap are Company by~products and Leaf is an outside
 purchase.
 The RC-TM formula "calls for” 6% KS Leaf and/or K-Md Scrap (this 6% is adjusted according
 to the fixed percentages of Stems and Miscellaneous Tobaccos.) Presently the 6% component
 is made up of 4% cast leaf and 22% K Scrap.
 for trial purposes, the 6% will be considered as KS Leaf (neglecting the present 2% Scrap).
 Change the formula as follows:
 KS Leaf and/or K-Md Scrap - 6% to be composed of 2% K Stems
 4% K Scrap
 These percentages are to be adjusted according to present formula guidelines: i.e., this
 2% X% Stems is not considered as a part of the 50% fixed stem component.
 This formula change should be effected early the week of November 22 and continue indefi-
 nitely unless {t has adverse effecta on quality (smoking properties), yields, physical
 properties, or machine runability. Supervision and preduction employees should be

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alerted
 to the change and the reasons so follow-up can be pursued.
 Please notify me the date the formula change ia effected. In addition to the routine
 “gonic aieve samples and method check samples, a 50# sample of the product ia to be sent
 to the attention of Mr. T. P. Pettigrew as soon as an equilibrium situation has been
 established.
 If you have any questions regarding this formula change, please notify me.
 BBS
 cet Mr. W. A. Rice, Leaf Processing and Storage Director
 Mr. R. S. Sprinkle, IIL, Deputy Research and Development Director
 Yo Arse t Mp) </doc>


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 Block Association, Inc.
 March 11, 1996
 Mr. Geoffrey C. Bible
 Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
 Philip Morris Companies Inc.
 120 Park Avenue
 N.Y.C., N.Y. 10017
 Dear Mr. Bible:
 The Philip Morris Company's repainted and newly lighted building-
 side mega billboard for Marlboro Cigarettes on the eastern side of
 7th Avenue South at Bedford Street in Manhattan is an abomination!
 It is ineonceivable to us in the local communities how the Philip
 Morris Company could, in all good conscience, create and maintain
 such an eyesore in our residential neighborhoods. It is true that
 the avenue itself is partially a commercial ane but there is neo
 reason to support, as you do with that billboard, the worst aspects
 of that commercialization. Advertising, which can Be artistic and
 ¢reative, is one thing, reducing it to the lowest common
 denominator is another matter entirely. It is also true that 7th
 Avenue South {hacked through the West Village earlier in the
 century) bisects the Greenwich Village Historic District as well as
 other family neighborhoods that make up one of the largest
 residential communities in the entire city. This signage on the
 avenue, inthe -grossest possible manner damages our community's
 quality of life, does not in any way enhance the landmark character
 contributes to the ongoing decline of this inner city community we
 are struggling so hard t6 maintsiv: Signs of

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this type should not
 be ailowed near any residential” area whether they are part of a
 landmark district or not. This sign belongs, if anywhere, in Times
 Square or Las Vegas.
 You certainly cannot be proud of naving the dubious distinction of
 having two (2), (yes, there is a second Marlboro mega sign, now
 being repainted, only two blocks away, again on 7th Avenue South,
 this time at Bleecker Street) of the most offensive signs on the
 avenue. But do not take our word for it... “come on down",
 especially in the evening ... take a look and see for yourself. By
 the way you are not the only culprit, Kinney Systeme Ine. runs you
 a 7A
 > HS dorm}
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 From: Ostern, Eric
 Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 11:08 AM
 To: Cur, Ali T.
 Subject:
 Can you get me a 1/2 hour on KD's calendar--need to discuss
 upcoming meeting w/ 1st Tee.
 Tomorrow or Friday would be great-
 Eric Ostern

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Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs
 Phone: (917) 663-2043
 Fax: (917) 663-0449
 483
 path forward for my 2001 Plan and
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 Attached is the material regarding protection
 oe a against strike suits which I had in Finston-
 ~~ Salem last week and neglected to pass over to -
 you.
 With best wishes, I an,
 Sincerely yours,
 pees, ate meme A nee ine fo
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 William Esty
 ' MicH
 CALEDONIA 5-!900 ‘ </doc>


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 EPA Pamphlet to Tell
 Waysto Cut Exposure
 To TobaccoSmoke
 By a WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter
 WASHINGTON — The Environmental
 Protection Agency, following up on its
 finding that second-hand tobacco smoke is
 a human carcinogen, issued a pamphlet
 recommending ways for offices, restau-
 rants, bars and private residences to
 restrict nonsmokers’ exposure to cigarette
 smoke.
 The recommendations don’t have the
 force of law. At a hearng yesterday, EPA
 administrator Caroli Browner declined to
 endorse an explicit government ban on
 smoking. But the pamphiet does provide
 more federai support for businesses, local
 governments and private citizens to fur-
 ther restrict tobacco use.
 The EPA's latest action on passive
 smoke comes one month after Phillip
 Morris Cos. und RJR Nabisco Holdings
 Corp. filed a lawsuit in federal court in
 North Carolina seeking to nullify the EPA
 finding that passive smoke causes cancer.
 Yesterday, the EPA filed a motion lo
 dismiss the suit on the grounds that its
 finding wasn't 2 ruling, but rather a
 scientific assessment.
 For offices, the EPA pamphlet, which
 won't be widely available until next month,
 recommends either prohibiting smoking in

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 all indoor areas or restricting smoking to
 rooms ‘specially designed to prevent
 smoke from escaping to other areas of the
 building.”
 If a business creates a smoking room,
 the pamphlet says, it should be where
 nonsmokers are never required to enter.
 Air from a smoking room should be
 vented directly to the outside by an ex:
 haust fan, it says.
 Thomas Lauria, a spokesman for the
 Tobacco Institute, conceded that the rec-
 ommendations about office ventilation
 have been endorsed by Philip Morris, R.J.
 Reynolds. and the Tobacco [nstitute it-
 self.
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<doc> RICHARD BRYAN
 neVAae
 COMMITTEES:
 RANKING, HOUSING, AND 1 .
 aa Wnited States Beate
 comments Seta 364 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
 INTELLGLNCE WASHINGTON, D.C. 205 t0~ 2804 was wii
 AMAL SERVICES. (202! 224-8244
 395 EAST belie .
 October 26, 1995 gaaste 271 Tha
 Cre) S8u-S1!
 The Honorable John Regan
 Nevada State Senate
 401 South Carson Street
 Carson City, Nevada 99710
 Dear Jack:
 Thank you for gontaczing me co express your oppesition te
 the Food and Orug administration [FDA] exerc:siag jurisdiction
 over tobacco precucts.
 The issue of underage smoking has serious public policy
 implications. The U.S. Public Health Service estimates that
 418,000 people die of smoking related illnesses cr accidents
 every year; approximately one of every five deaths. Based on
 Centers for Disease Control data, the 1993 health care costs
 associated with smoking totalled $80 billion. This total
 included costs for hospitals, doctors, nursing homes,
 prescription drugs, and home health care.
 My preference would be to continue to allow states to be
 responsible for the regulation of tobacco Sales to teenagers and
 advertising, but I think state enforcement has been ineffective,
 and Nevada is no exception.
 an October National Cancer Institute study cencluded it is
 tobacco advertising more chan peer pressure that encourages
 teenagers to smoke. Teens who could name a popular cigarette aé
 were twice as likely to smoke as those whe had friends oc family
 members who smoked. Recently is has deen reported that a 1373
 memorandum written by a RJ Reynolds tobacco company efficial
 revealed the company sought to specifically target underage
 people in their advertisements, saying "if our company is to
 survive and prosper, we must get our share of the youth market.
 tn my opinion, this will require new brands tailored to the youth
 market.” That market was defined as people 21 years of age and
 younger, [Tt is obvious that tobacco company advertising anda
 marketing efforcs have long been tocused on this age market.
 I appreciate you sharing your opposition to the FDA's role
 in regulating undecage tobacco use. However, 1 do feel that
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<doc> cir ys a) ri,
 RAL Sta L,
 FINE CUT Wintergreen
 « IC SWAL is now available in a wider variety of cuts and flavors:
 New Fine Cut Wintergreen, Long Cut Wintergreen and
 Fine Cut Natural.
 e REDCHAL comes in a 1.5 0z. can, 25% MORE TOBACCO than
 competitive Price Value brands.
 ¢ Freshness! The majority of adult consumers of both TimberWolf
 HAL is significantly fresher.”
 and Silver Creek surveyed said “ )hD ji
 Be a part of Red Seal’s success. g
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 Contact your local U.S. Tobacco Co. Supplier or cail
 1-800-421 EARN |
 UNITED STATES TOBACCO . . .
 SALES and MARKETING COMPANY INC.
 100 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT O6aa0
 *USTC Market Research
 1693 US. TOBACCO Ca. </doc>


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 WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20580
 BUREAU OF
 CONSUMER PROTECTION
 May 11, 1976
 Mr. William D. Hobbs, President
 J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Inc.
 401 North Main Street ,
 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102
 Re: Subnoena Duces Tecum *”
 “Dear Mr. Hobbs:
 The attached subpoena duces tecum requires you to appear in my office
 en Suly 15,1975 and to produce the materials called for by the Spec: ations.
 This letter will serve to inform you that the terms of the subpoena will
 be satisfied by the delivery of the documents called fox, and your personel
 appearence on suck dzte is not required.
 ~—~— Should_we_desire, - Gate, to_pursue our inquiries by reauirin
 your personal appearence, we will a¢vise you of that fact. If you nave any
 Questions regarding

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any of the terms of the attached process, please do
 not hesitate to contact mea. . .
 Atare i. Gh<co:
 Attomey
 Division of National Advertising </doc>


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<doc> Communications Research Clinic Tob #6455
 360 Sylvan Avenue April, 1977
 Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey :
 GUIDE !
 POST-EXPOSURE FOCUSED GROUPS
 1. What points did the last advertisement you saw, the one for
 (Brand), make? (PROBE FOR FULL FEEDBACK)
 ~-Was there anything you found hard to believe? Why? (PROBE)
 --Was there anything you had trouble understanding? {PROBE}
 2. (RE-EXPOSE AD)
 Based on the commercial, was your attitude toward the brand
 generally a favorable or an unfavorabie one? (PROBE FOR
 SPECIFIC REASONS FOR FAVORABLE AND UNFAVORABLE ATTITUDES}
 3. What do you think of the ad? Does it cause you to be interested
 in the product or not? (PROBE FOR SPECIFIC REASONS) </doc>


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<doc> The Paradoxical Skin Response in Sarcoidosis
 A Hypothesis’?
 NICHOLAS J. GROSS
 SUMMARY
 The paradoxical skin response is a delayed hypersensitivity skin response to an antigen, such as
 purified protein derivative of tuberculin, which can be elicited only when corticosteroid is present.
 It occurs in more than one-half of the patients with sarcoidosis who are nomieactive to tuberculin,
 or approximately one-third of all patients with sarcoidosis. The response to Candida antigen is
 also paradoxical in the same patients and in the sime proportion, 4 paradoxical skin response does
 not occur in anergy of other causes, such as teoplasia, Intradermal injecsua of a lymphokine
 preparation that evoked a skin response resembling delayed hypersensitivicy in 93 pur cent of
 normal subjects failed to evoke this response in the paradoxical responders; however, 75 per cent
 of the latter did respond if cortisone acetate was added to the lymphokine preparation; Le, they
 responded paradoxically to the linphokine preparation also. Systemic administration of corti-
 costeroid produced skin reactions at the sites of previous injection of tuberculopotein, These
 responses occurred earlier than the typical delayed hypersensitivity reactions. @ hypothesis is
 suggested that the parudoxicat responders have a defect in their ability lo express deLived hyper:
 sensitivity, This defect exists in addition to the known Iymphocyte defect, but it is sometimes
 corrected or overcome by administration of corticosteroid,
 Introduction
 Twenty-one years ago, Pyke and Scadding
 (J) reported that patients with sarcoidosis
 who were nonreactive to tuberculin occasion-
 ally became tuberculin reactive during the
 initial stages of treatment with corticoster-
 gids, ‘Tuberculin reactions also could be elic-
 (Received in original form June 28, 1972 and in
 revised form September 1, 1972)
 1 From the Department of Medicine, University
 of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine, 950 E.
 59th Street, Chicago, Mlinois.
 2 Supported in part by the Louis Block Fund,
 University of Chicago.
 3 Presented in part at a symposium on sar-
 coidosis held at the Institute of Diseases of the
 Ghest, London, Juty 13, 1971.
 798 AMERICAN F
 ited if cortisone was added directly to the
 tuberculin intrademmal test sation. Phis ef-
 fect of corticosteroid in unmasking or bring-
 ing out delayed hypersensitivity in sarcoidosis
 is exactly the opposite of its effects in normal,
 tuberculin reactive subjects. For this reason,
 a skin test that is reactive only in che presence
 of corticosteroid is called paradoxical.
 Citron and Scadding (2) found that 50
 per cent of their tuberculin nonreactive pa-
 tients with sarcoidosis were paradoxical re-
 sponders, The paradoxical skin response has
 not been reported to be associated with any
 condition other than sarcoidosis except for
 tuberculin reactive subjects who have been
 desensitized to tuberculin by injection of in-
 creasing doses of tuberculin. ‘The paradoxical
 skin response might Le of diagnostic value in
 sarcoidosis.
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Tue Counci, For Topacco ResearcH—U.S.A., Ive.
 900 THIRD AVENUE
 NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022
 September 12, 1991
 Harold Riethman, Ph.D.
 The Wistar Institute
 Thirty-Sixth St. at Spruce
 Philadelphia, PA 19104-4268
 Re: Case #3489
 Dear Dr. Riethman:
 Your recent inquiry concerning support by this Council of a proposed
 research project has now been considered by the Executive Committee of the
 Scientific Advisory Board.
 The Committee expressed interest in examining a more detailed plan of the
 proposed investigations. I take pleasure in enclosing the necessary forms and
 relevant literature pertaining to the filing of a formal application.

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The next
 deadline for submitting proposals is November 30, 1991.
 You understand, of course, that no commitment is implied at this time
 concerning the final action of our full Scientific Advisory Board on the complete
 proposal,
 Sincerely yours,
 “Tk Nn i
 Harmon C. McAllister
 HCM/s
 Enc. </doc>


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 . , mS Robert E. Lucas
 Zoecon Corporation
 975 California Avenue
 Palo Alto, California 94304
 °415/329- 1130.
 NEW CONTROL AGENT FOR TOBACCO OFFERS
 ALTERNATIVE TO CONVENTIONAL PESTICIDES.
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 ' : ~
 KABAT® Tobacco Protector, an insect growth regulator that's effective for more than 24
 months, has been approved for application to stored tobacco by the U.S. Environmental
 Protection Agency. Target insects on the recently registered Tabel are the cigarette -.
 beetle (Lasioderma serricorne) and the tobacco moth (Ephestia eluteLla) the two most te
 destructive pests of stored tobacco throughout the world. cy
 The product offers an alternative to conventional pesticides plus the convenience and".
 economy of protecting stored tobacco with only one application, says Robert Lucas, - -
 Marketing Manager for the KABAT manufacturer, Zoecon Corporation of Palo Alto, California.
 It controls insect populations by preventing adult insect emergence. The active ingredient
 methoprene, prevents larvae that contact or ingest it from completing their life cycle.
 _ Extensive Testing
 KABAT was evaluated under a wide variety of conditions, ranging from laboratory studies
 to long term tests in conventional tobacco warehouses. At the label rate of ten parts
 per million, it was 100 percent effective in preventing agult emergence for more than two
 years, even when stored tobacco was exposed to unusually high insect populations.
 Tobacco studies were conducted by Philip Morris U.S.A. in Richmond, Virginia. According -
 to Lucas, Philip Morris has completed its research and is conducting large scale domestic
 trials with the insect growth regulator. KABAT will also be marketed worldwide, he says.
 Compared to fogging and fumigation, the chemical's long-term effectiveness greatly
 simplifies programs for controlling cigarette beetles and tobacco moths. It is sprayed
 onto tobacco as it leaves the reordering chamber just prior to compaction in storage
 containers. The applicator is synthronized to the flow of tobacco and

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dees not affect
 the processing operation.
 Unlike phosphine which requires sealed warehouses and a temporary shutdown when tobacco
 is fumigated, KABAT does not interfere with storage operations, Lucas adds. Temporary
 use of conventional pesticides can be continued while storage facilities are converted
 to full use with the insect growth regulator. Once all tobacco has been treated, he
 says that KABAT should eliminate the need for fogging and fumigation.
 Other advantages he cites are an extremely low level of toxicity that provides a wide
 margin of safety and no effect on taste or flavor of cigarettes. Lucas emphasizes that
 extensive research was conducted to demonstrate product safety. He says there was no
 harmful effect on test animals that were exposed to exaggerated levels of methoprene,
 KABAT's active ingredient. 7
 Besides tobacco, methoprene is also being used commercially to control mosquitoes and
 as a feed additive for beef and dairy cattle to control manure breeding flies.
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 PHILIP MORRIS Per Purchase Order
 SUPERCEDES:
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<doc> AT 625 (7.87
 THE Memorandum
 AMERICAN
 TOBACCO
 COMPANY
 wo Mr. R. E. Smith, oaeDune 27, 1990
 Vice President - Brand Management
 fom J. M. Murray, Product Manager
 Approval Recommendation: PALL MALL Road Atlas Name Collection
 Supplement
 Ret
 This proposal recommends adding a BRC Name Collection
 insert to.the PALL MALL Road Atlas second half overlay
 promotion. Total estimated costs are $50,000.
 BACKGROUND
 The PALL MALL franchise will be promoted with a free road
 atlas with a carton purchase during the second half overlay
 (see AAM dated 5/22/90).
 As part of our on-going strategy to maximize smoker name
 collection, we recommend supplementing the promotion with a
 BRC name collection insert.
 e PROGRAM
 Each of the 262,500 PALL MALL Road Atlas’ will carry a BRC
 name collection insert which will offer smokers the
 opportunity to be added to the PALL MALL mailing list (see
 attached comp).
 costs
 BRC mechanical $ 1,500
 BRC printing (262,500 2/Cc) $ 2,073
 BRC inserting (262,500) $ 3,000
 BRC inbound postage @ 20% x $.33 $17,325
 Update/scanning $22,000
 Mise/centingency $ 4,102
 Total estimated costs $50,000
 We estimate collecting 52,500 smoker names via the BRC
 insert. .
 May we please have your approval to proceed as outlined.
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<doc> lessovasaa ag167 15025738315 ATTORNEY GEN PAGE 62
 CommonweaurH of Kentucky
 OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
 ALAEAT B. CHANDLER Mil Capra Buia, Sute 118
 ‘ m7 0, 1 700 CamiToL AVENUE
 ATTORNEY, GONEMAL December 10, 1999 orn Mt
 (8Q2) 696-5300
 FAX: (502) $64-2804
 Jose Luis Murillo, Jr.
 Philip Morris, Inc.
 120 Park Avenve, 24” Floor
 New York, New York 10017
 Re: Tobacco MSA Violation
 Dear Mr. Murillo:
 The purpose of this letter is to provide formal notice of activity by Philip Monis, inc. (“Philip
 Mortis”) which violates the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (“MSA”). I believe you have
 a copy of our Administrative Order 99-01, which sets out Kentucky’s process for resolving these °
 matters. Atits September 21, 1999 meeting, the MSA Compliance Advisory Board directed that we
 take enforcement action.
 Three billboards, one in Salyersville, Kentucky and two along Interstate-75 in London,
 Kentucky, advertise the Marlboro brand of Philip Morris tobacco products. For your convenience,
 Ihave enclosed copies of photographs of the billboards.
 These billboards violate Section HI(d)(1) of the MSA, which required removal of all outdoor
 advertising of tobacco products by April 22, 1999. Additionally, Section ING) prohibits Philip
 Morris from authorizing a third party to use or advertise a brand name in a manner prohibited by the
 MSA. If the billboards at issue involve a licensing agreement or contract between Philip Morris and
 the retailer at issue, please provide me with a copy of the agreement.
 While the Commonwealth of Kentucky is prepared to initiate enforcement proceedings, we
 prefer to resolve this matter amicably. At this point, the Commonwealth is simply seeking
 compliance with Section DI(d)(1) of the MSA, which requires the removal of these Marlboro
 billboards. If Philip Maris has not authorized the retailers to use the Marlboro brand name, please
 take commercially reasonable steps to ensure that the retailers discontinue such use, as required by
 Section III(i) of the MSA.
 We would appreciate your recommendation for a resolution which would ensure compliance
 AN EQUAL OCrRORTUNTY ExPLovER M/F/D
 Received Time Dec, 13. 9:02AM Print Time Dec. 13, 9:03AM
 SOZLVELLOZ </doc>


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<doc> MEMORANDUM
 TO: “lo Rd. Pellegrini
 x CC: D, S. Johnston R. C. Hudsen
 ” ° F. EL McKeown J. V. Denny
 at vos =. R, Holmes, Ir, P. Weinseimer (Bates)
 DATE: “January 4, 1979
 FROM: — » G, T. Reid
 “SUBJECT: « KOOL Demography Question
 This requests that your department review and validate the estimate of
 KOOL demographic make-up developed by the Brand Group and noted below,
 ‘We have used various data sources currently available within B&W, The
 trategic and resource allocation ramifications of this information are im-
 mense, so your response by January 31 would be appreciated. Feel free
 o challenge all assumptions and judgrr ents,
 B&W estimate of total U. S. smoker population = 56, 568,000
 “XK total KOOL 1978 MSA share 9, 86% = 656,577,605
 1978 Black population 16 ycars+ (1978 statistical
 f abstract) = 17,050,000
 x 51. 5% smoking incidence (1978 Black Smoker By
 Study) = (8,780, 750,
 x 33, 4% total KOOL share (1978 Black Smoker
 . Study)”. = 2,932,770
 . Black % of total KOOL franchise = 52, 6%
 1978 Spanish population in U. S, (includes illegals)
 (Source: 10/16/78 Time feature story) = 19,000, 000
 X 58% 16 years+ (1978 statistical abstract) = 11,020,000
 X 45% incidence (Source: Judgment) = 4,959,000
 K 13,.25% total KOOL share (1977 MSA run) = 657, 068
 Spanish % of total KOOL franchise = 11. 8% g
 Total % of KOOL franchise that is Black and 3
 Spanish 64, 4% oS
 Thank you, @
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<doc> INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
 TO: MR. B. A. BANDY
 oC: DR. R. M. MATULIS
 MR. M. L. REYNOLDS -
 From; «= foeED FP. LITZINGZE
 DATE: JUKE 10, 1983
 SUBJECT: WTS BURN RATE REDUCTION
 The previous samples (160001-160006) with 2-32 burn retardants on WIS
 failed to change the puff number of RALEIGH KS. We want to evaluate
 these and additional retardants at 2-3 times the previous level.
 Please make 30 cartons of each of the following to RALEIGH KS
 specifications using factory RALEIGH KS strip blend (cased) and factory
 WIS. Do not Flavor.
 Code WIS Additive
 160009 None
 160010 6% Ammonium Chloride
 160011 6% Diamnonium Phosphate
 460012 6% Anmonium Sulfamate
 160013 6% Magnesium Chloride
 160014 6% Urea-Phosphate
 160015 % Sodium Borate
 160016 6% Lithium Formate
 160017 9% Diammonium Phosphate
 160018 9% Ammonium Sulfanate
 160019 9% Magnesium Chioride
 We will provide the additive solutions but would like to be notified
 1-2 days in advance of sample preparation. We would also like to know
 in advance the WIS moisture content (preferably 10-122). After the
 additives have been sprayed, please use heat (rather than ambient
 drying) to adjust the WIS moiatures to 14%, This should insure better
 penetration of the additives into the WIS samples.
 E, F. Litzinger
 ef1/mem!1 /0610
 k1e/160
 902,00080S </doc>


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 ICAL PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
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<doc> THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE, ENC,
 vas K Streer, NoarHwesi
 WASHINGTON, D. GC. 20006
 206-9434
 WILLIAM KLoePreR, Jn.
 Vice Presiccmr-PusLic REcarions
 March 5, 1968
 MEMORANDUM
 70: Messrs. Bates
 Griffith
 Haas
 wflarlow
 Ramm
 Senkus
 Smith
 Spear
 Wakeham
 Yeaman
 Senator Clements thought you would be interested in having a
 copy of this Lung Cancer Task Force material. </doc>


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<doc> VALLEY DATLY NEMS
 CAUBURN EDIT.)
 KENT, WA
 QAILY & SUNDAY 9,085
 FRIDAY
 Oct 27 1989
 SURBELES
 i GM
 7 huge
 “Lee
 By JIM LUTHEA
 AP Tax Writer
 WASHINGTON — Seven
 huge profitable corporations
 were able iegally to avoid paying
 federal income tax last year — a
 decline from 50 because of the
 1986 tax overhaul, a private
 study concluded Thursday.
 Citizens for Tax Justice, a
 labor-financed research organi-
 zation, said the average tax rate
 paid by the nation’s 250 biggest
 moneymaking companies rose
 last year-ta26.5 pesceat,com-
 with 14.3 percent in 1981
 through 1985. Forty-five corpo-
 rations still paid less than 10 per-
 cent of their profits in income
 taxes, fewer than half the number
 . Teported a year earlier.
 The study found the new law is
 shifting a greater share of the tax
 burden to corporations, as it was
 intended to do. Corporate taxes
 paid 12 percent of the non-Social
 Security federal budget last year,
 up from 8 percent in the first half
 of the 1980s, the report stated.
 * “Tax reform is working,’*
 Robern S. McIntyre, executive
 director of Citizens for Tax Jus-
 tice, said in releasing the organi-
 zation’s fifth annual report on
 corporate taxes. :
 However, because the studies
 are based on the argsnizatiog’s
 interpretation of corporate
 teport, they often are disputed by
 some of the companies cited, >
 For example, the new report
 listed Santa Fe Southern Pacific
 as one of the seven profitaBle
 companies that paid no tax. in
 1988. The report said the compa-
 ny had profits of almost $180
 million, received a $2.1 million
 refund of past taxes paid, and
 thus had a negative tax rate of 1.2
 percent.
 ‘“We had a net loss in 1988 of
 $46.5 million as a result of a
 charge of about $627 million |
 relating to divestiture of South-
 ern Pacific Railroad, which we
 were required to do by the Inter-
 state Commerce Commission,”’
 said Bob Gebrt, a Santa Fe vice
 president in Chicago.
 The report said that, in addi-
 tion to Santa Fe Southern, five
 large companies paid no tax in
 1988 and actually received
 refunds of past-year taxes, resujt-
 ing in negative tax rates.
 They were: Kroger, $29 mil-
 lion profit and a negative tax rte
 of 28.3 percent; Pinnacle *S
 $75 million profit, minus 2%!
 percent, CSX, $402 miilion prof-
 it, minus 14.7 percent; Dlingis
 Power, $227 million profft,
 minus 11.3 percent, and M
 General, $75 million profit,
 minus 5.7 percent. _ </doc>


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 GRANT APPLICATION NO. 1582B
 PULMONARY
 TO: The Committee comprising Drs. Bing, Bowden and Sommers
 SUBJECT: Jan M. Lundberg, M.D., Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm,
 Sweden
 Second Continuation Application No. 1582B
 "Cigarette Smoke Induced Airway Irritation and Cardiovascular
 Effects: Involvement of Neuropeptides"
 HISTORY
 Application No. 1582 entitled "Sensory Neuro-peptides and Smoke-
 Induced Irritation in the Respiratory Tract" and requesting a three-
 year project was approved for funding in April 1983.
 Application No. 1582A entitled "Neuropeptide and Cigarette Smoke-
 induced Airway Irritation and Cardiovascular Activation" and requesting
 a three-year study was approved in April 1986.
 REQUEST
 Application No. 1582B

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requests $96,200 for the first year of
 a three-year Continuation project. Budget estimates for the second
 and third years are $101,972 and $108,089, respectively. (Note
 $18,000 request for permanent equipment in year 1 and $19,080 and
 $20,225 for years 2 and 3, respectively.)
 DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED (ATTACHED):
 1. Application dated November 29, 1988 (17 pages).
 2. CV for Dr, Lundberg (61 pages - available upon request),
 3. Reprints/preprints (23 in number —- 22 acknowledge CTR-available
 upon request).
 4, Manuscripts (2 in number - both acknowledge CTR).
 5. Progress Report No. 6 (6 pages).
 6. Human Subjects certificate.
 David Stone
 “DS/s
 50236168 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> MEMORANDUM LIMITED
 TO: J. E. EDENS
 C. I. McCARTY
 I, W. BUGHES
 PROM: ERNEST PEPPLES/d1b DATE: APRIL 30, 1980
 RE: TOBACCO INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - MAY 7/86
 The following items of interest may come up during the meetings on
 May 7/8 in New York.
 Council for Tobacco Research USA (CTR)
 Bill Hobbs has agreed to become Chairman of CTR. He is writing
 Add Yeaman with copies to CIM and others saying that he will take
 the CTR post, that he prefers not to have any announcement at this
 time, and that he will formally take up the reins on January 1,
 1981. In the meantime, he expects to devote considerable time in
 1980 to orientation and hopes to find a replacement for Dr. Bill
 Gardner as Scientific Director before January 1, 1981. Dr.
 Gardner has informed Add that he is ready to step down. Hobbs has
 already met with possible candidates for the job: Dr. Leon
 Jacobson, fermer Dean of the Medical School at the University of
 Chicago: Dr. Charlie Sommers, the pathologist at Columbia PsS and
 Dr. Joe Feldman of California.
 On another CTR matter, there is some problem with renewing the
 lease of the prime contractor who is operating the CTR's massive
 inhalation program~-Microbiological Associates. The Scientific
 Advisory Board would like to continue the experiment for another
 year or two. (The experiment is showing that exposure to whole,
 fresh cigarette amoke does not produce aquamous cell cancer of the
 luna in laboratory animals. It supports the question which some
 scientists are beginning to ask: why have no well-designed, welli-
 conducted experiments produced such cancer through exposure to
 tobacco smoke, even though enormous efforts have been made to
 accomplish this?) Ed Jacob has been asked to assist CTR in
 working with the people at Microbiological Associates to provide
 any belp we can in securing their lease, but we will insist on a
 term of

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years which will allow the experiment to run ite full
 course, If the effort to renew the lease fails, then the program
 will be terminated. I am informed that there is sufficient data
 to justify writing up the results to date and that we could accept
 a termination of the lease if that becomes necessary.
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 From:
 Subject:
 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A,
 INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017
 Jon Hennessey May 1, 1979
 Cathy L. Leiber CW
 Introductory Speaker (On Fi
 ' Date:
 soe : ue
 inia Slims MoneyTalk
 In conjunction with Charlie Pomerantz, we are currently
 exploring the marketplace for female comediennes/actresses
 who would be available at a reasonable fee to set the
 stage for "Virginia Slims: MoneyTalk?" Dollars and Sense
 Workshops for Women. J
 Based on available talent, we have at least two options
 open to us:
 1. Comediennes who can write their own
 material or who have a staff of writers.
 2. Actresses who are perceived as "light-
 hearted," but who would require someone
 to write for them.
 We agree that the individual we select must accurately re-
 Elect the image of the brand and the advertising message,
 "You've Come a Long Way Baby." In addition, her comic style
 should be mainstream so that we do not alienate women who
 might think that a "kick-off comedienne" like Phyllis Diller
 is condescending. Some women and press might misinterpret
 our intentions on the belief that men do not need a comic
 to set the tone for seminars of this nature.
 We highly recommend, based on their availability, the
 following actresses: *
 1. Valerie Harper
 2. Loretta Swit
 Either Valerie Harper or Loretta Swit would fit the image of
 the brand, would be funny (but not outrageous) and would be
 excellent spokespersons for the program and brand. We agree
 that their sense of humor is more appropriate for this oc-
 casion than straight comediennes.
 The second

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option available to us is to go with comediennes.
 The most appropriate names we have gathered are:
 1. Irma Bombeck
 2. Joan Rivers
 I expect to hear from Charlie by the end of the week as to
 the availability and fee requirements for the above.
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 ec: R,. Tracey
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 Fairfax, VA 22030
 (703) 352-0102
 SAMPLE CASE STUDY:
 ACVA SURVEY REPORT
 The following is a hypothetical sample building based on
 data from ACVA building inspections. All of the findings are
 taken from actual surveys of hospitals, schools, government
 buildings and office buildings.
 x «© &
 THE SAMPLE BUILDING
 The building has four stories and a basement, each floor
 consisting of 20,000 square feet of space. Floors 2, 3 and 4
 have general office space. The ground floor is devoted to
 medical offices, including doctor's offices and an
 emergency-care facility with two operating rooms and support
 rooms. There are two air-handling units, one serving the upper
 floors and the other serving the ground floor.
 CONDITION OF THE SYSTEM
 UNIT 1 The fresh air dampers were completely closed for
 the air-handling unit serving floors 2, 3 and 4 (general office
 space), so office occupants were breathing only recycled indoor
 air.
 The air-mixing chamber was very dirty, with dead leaves
 caught up on the filter. The other, recently changed filters
 were too small, allowing air to bypass the filters.
 Though the heating element was acceptably clean and the
 coils only moderately dirty, the condensation tray under the
 coils was filled with slime and heavy mold growths and the
 disused water reservoir was covered with scum. Metal frame
 parts were badly corroded.
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<doc> 2072799097
 Printed By: Kelly Rubin
 MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED
 ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION
 Micki Aguayo
 09/30/99 05:43 PM
 To: David Florendo/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo
 cc: Charles F Gay/AdamsReese/Bravo@Bravo, Deborah B Rouen/AdamsReese/Bravo@Bravo, Gary
 Long/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@ Bravo, Jenny Brown/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo
 Subject: Goldman
 Per Jim Muehlberger's request, attached please find correspondence referencing the above.
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<doc> ree onn—nwen Forwarded by Jean Mahon/PhilipMorris/Bravo on 07/02/98 03:38 PM
 CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK
 PRODUCT OF RETAINED OUTSIDE COUNSEL
 “al
 To: John Mulderig/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo
 cc:
 Subject: Re: OK AG hearing on Tuesday, July 7
 John:
 John Helms has falien off the TLN so we are warking on trying to get his access back. [ just spoke with
 him and we are going to try and set-up the cali for Monday morning at 8 a.m. Pacific Time (John will be in
 Vancouver, you will be in California and Kim is in California so that seemed to be the best time based on
 John's travel schedule.)
 in addition to me, you, John and Kim, Cathy O'Rourke, Vineet and Bill Allinder (hopefully) will be on the
 call. I will let you know the call-in number. Please let me know if this will not work for you. We will tee the
 issue of the plaintiff's request on attorney misconduct up first so you can get off the call as soon as
 possible.
 Jean
 CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK
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Jeanne V.; Chaikin, Karen; Chang, Yen; Cohen, Denise A.; Daragan, Karen M.; Fernandez,
 Henry L.; Hollis, Christina M.; Kirschbaum, Marti N; Levy, Carolyn J.; Williams, Carrie T.
 Suydam, Loraine; Hayes, Kim
 Guttman Development Strategies interviews
 June, with GDS, has asked me to collect info. on available times to the individual interviews based
 on the following:
 Two days will be used to collect info:
 e Friday, July 28"
 * Monday, July 31*
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 Please let me know which day/time your available (give me more than ane time, if possible).
 Thanks,
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 Youth Smoking Prevention
 917-663-2072
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> NAME:
 BIRTH:
 IDENTITY NO.:
 MARITAL STATUS:
 WORK ADDRESS:
 HOME ADDRESS:
 DEGREES :
 1967
 1970
 1971
 1971 - 1974
 1973 - 1975
 1974
 1975
 1976
 1976 - 1978
 CURRICULUM VITAE
 October 1987
 RAYMOND COLEMAN
 12 March 1943, Liverpool, England
 12748216
 Division of Morphological Sciences,
 Faculty of Medicine & Rappaport Family Institute,
 Technion-Israel Institute of Technology,
 P.O. Box 9649, Haifa 31096, Israel.
 Telephone: (04) 516395
 Ma'agan Michael, D.N. Menashe 37805, Israel
 Telephone: (06) 394202
 B.Sc. Honours Class 1, Zoology, University of Leeds
 - 1964.
 Ph.D., University of Leeds - 1967.
 Appointed Assistant Lecturer in University of
 London, Bedford College.
 Appointed Lecturer in University of London.
 Received tenure in University of London.
 Appointed Member of Faculty of Science, Board of
 Studies in Zoology & Comparative Anatomy.
 Award from Central Research Fund of London
 University for two month research-study visit to
 Hebrew University, Jerusalen.
 Award from Science Research Council of U.K. for
 research program on "Calcium Homeostasis in
 Amphibians".
 Scientific Fellowship under the Royal Society-
 Israel Academy Programme in Department of Zoology,
 Tel Aviv

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University.
 Resigned from Faculty of University of London.
 Started teaching and research full-time in Division
 of Morphological Sciences, Faculty of Medicine,
 Technion.
 Appointed Senior Lecturer in Faculty of Medicine,
 Technion,
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<doc> FEB-14 @@ 99:19 FROM: 1S@a7667188 -
 ' IBURRELLES NewsExpress Sat February 12, 2000
 - Appears On Page A10
 Page 1 of 1 Pago Article (S25A0AIR} Circulation: 129,502
 TO: 191 76635739 PAGE: 14
 Che Salt Lake Tribune
 Anti-Smoking Advertisements
 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
 NEW YORK -~ The biggest
 anli-smoking ad campaign ever is
 under way, with the tobacco in
 Morris, the higgest cigarette mak-
 er, is fuming over what it has seen
 so far.
 The television campaign, part
 of the tobacco industry's settie-
 ment of state claims, portrays to-
 bacco as a killer and questions the
 truthfulness of tobacco exect-
 tives, using teen-age actors to
 shape edgy messages.
 “We are very disappointed
 with the campaign.” said Philip
 Morris spokesman Brendan Mc-
 Cormick, adding that the maker of
 Marlboros was examining “all of
 our options.”
 The first two commercials be-
 gan running earlier this week on
 the cable networks TPN, TNT.
 Comedy Central and Fox. A Weh
 site, www.thetruth,com, is also
 in operation. It lists tobacco com-
 panies and contrasts their past
 statements about health effects of
 smoking with what the site opera-
 tors say the industry knew,
 As part of the pact that re-
 moved a huge tegal threat to the
 industry, the companies are pay-
 ing $1.5 billion aver five years toa
 fund “for public education and
 advertising regarding the addic-
 tiveness, health effects and social
 costs related ta the use of tobacca
 products.”
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<doc> To: Mr. Gregory Novak
 From: R. C. Nordine
 Subject: CATEGORIES
 The following are my thoughts regarding the problem of defining
 "tar" categories mentioned in Herb Osmon's memo of February 10.
 Although Herb's memo was prompted by WINSTON Full Filavor's plan
 to reduce their tar ievel to 15 mg., I think the issue this
 raises is broader than indicated by Herb.
 Before giving you my recommendation, I'd like to comment on the
 alternatives Herb laid out. First, I think it would he a mistake
 to classify WINSTON Full Flavor as a low tar brand simply because
 its "tar" number was 15 mg. In fact, I would not favor the
 adoption of any strictiy numerical definition of low tar if we
 are going to use categories for planning or strategic purposes.
 Thus, I am against a “sliding scale" definition also.
 The problem with a strictly numerical definition of tar categories )
 is basically that it doesn't fit with brand family concepts. For
 example, WINSTON King siiould not be placed in the same tar category
 as WINSTON Lights regardless of their numbers. Another type of
 problem is illustrated by the fact that Virginia Slims non-menthol
 is currently 16 mg. while Virginia Slims Menthol is 15 mg. in
 general, "comparable" styles of the same brand family belong in the
 same “tar" category while lights spin-offs belong in a different
 category than their parents.
 /pPeEo0S
 There are also a number of practical problems that will arise if
 we use a "tar" category definition strictly based on a brand's
 “tar" number. Category performance (sales, consumer behavior, etc.)
 will be subject to discontinuous jumps, and we will have problems
 comparing current/upcoming research to previous studies.
 ESOS
 To determine how we should respond to the category definition pro-
 blem, I think we need to consider why we have defined "tar" categories
 in the first place. From my point of view, they serve two purposes.
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<doc> Ad No. 19071A
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 GESAMTPREIS MIT MWST.: DM 3.208,50
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Es betreut Sie : Dr. Christa Nutzhorn
 Verkaulsieiver : Dr. Christa Nutzhorn
 Das Angebot erstellte : Nicol Alletter, Tel: 089/35870-248
 Gaschatsfubrer: Katal Krohne, Hams Murtin Sprecher Registergericht: Minchen HAG 4223 Sitz der Gesollsenatt: Manchen
 Bank of Amarica, Frankfurt arn Main Konto 1563 1013 {BLZ 500 109 00)
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<doc> HAZLETON casoratories AMERICA, INC.
 9200 LEESBURG TURNPIKE VIENNA, VA 22180, U.S.A. e (703) 893-5400
 CLIENT COPY
 INVOICE DATE INVOICE NO PAGE
 LORILLARD RESEARCH CENTER 03/15/89 |E90212
 420 ENGLISH STREET
 GREENSBORO, NC 27420 *
 ATTN: DR. J. D. HECK
 REMIT TO:
 Hazieton Laboratories America, tnc.
 P.O. Box 25065
 Richmond, VA 23260
 PROJECT NUMBER . TERMS
 ais NET 30 DAYS DR. TERRILL
 ROER NUMBER
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 TWENTY-EIGHT (28) DAY ORAL TOXICITY STUDY
 IN RATS WITH B-170
 PROJECT NUMBER 0642481 3
 HAZL 503390
 INVOICE AS PER REVISED BILLING SCHEDULE
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> HILL anp KNOWLTON, Inc.
 PR No. 1-60
 INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM January 7, 1960
 Subject: Regular Review of Recent News and Editorial
 Comment
 Recent m&jor press treatment of tobacco and health

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includes
 the following subjects:
 1. The editorial in the December Journal
 of the American Medical Association.
 2, Surgeon General Burney's article on
 smoking and lung cancer. (See PR No. 79-59,
 December 4, 1959, previously distributed. )
 3. Dr. Oscar Averbach's paper at the American
 Medical Association's clinical meeting in
 Dallas, Texas.
 4, An anti-tobacco resolution and several
 anti-tobacco papers at the meeting of the
 American Public Health Association in
 Atlantic City.
 5. A statement on lung cancer issued by the
 American College of Chest Physicians at
 its meeting in Albuquerque, N.M.
 Press attention also was given the year-end statement by
 Mr. Richards end news releases issued on the latest issue of
 Tobaces News.
 Most items in this summary have previously been covered in the
 Tobacco News Summary.
 Hill end Knowlton, Inc.
 Public Relations Counsel
 150 Hast 42nd Street
 New York 17, New York
 attachment </doc>


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 ‘about supermarkel shoppers: (or another media dec'sion) {277 Park Avenue, Now York, N.Y. 10017.
 how old they are, how much until you've checked i
 each ane group spends, with Dr. Joha Thayer | Dear Dr. Thayer: Who does buy more?
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 Sex (BY OBSERVATION)
 Into which of the
 following groups do
 you fall? Are you...
 Have you smoked any
 cigarettes in the past
 seven days?
 Approximately how many
 smoke per day?
 filter?
 Is your regular brand a
 menthol or non-menthol
 cigarette?
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 FILTER.
 NON- FILTER(TERMINATE) .
 MENTHOL (TALLY & ee
 NON-MENTHOL..... Settee ee 1
 to be your usual brand?
 REGULAR STRENGTH OR LIGHT
 REGULAR STRENGTH LIGHT (ASK QUESTION A-8.)
 American Longs......61 Fact......17 Benson & Hedges..... 22 (13-14)
 Bull Durham.,....... 02 Merit..... 18 Camel... cee eee eee 23 ~
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 Silva Thins......... 14 Virginia Slims...... 35
 St. Moritz.......... 15 Winston.......6- ---36
 Talls Filter........ 16 ,
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<doc> a *
 CIGARETTE TIP AND: METHOD OF MAKING IT . : .
 of which the following is a
 SPECIFICATION
 This invention relates to novel and improved tips for cigarettes
 and a method of making the tips.
 The construction of a ventilated tobacco smoke filter is well
 established. Its purpose is to pexmit outside air to be drawn in
 through the filter to be blended with smoke being produced at the
 . burning end of the tobacco product. This is usually achieved by small
 holes located in the outside wrapping paper of the filter at the smoke —
 entrance of the filter. The less restricted air drawn through these
 holes in the outside filter wrap permits the manufacturer to use a
 more dense filtering medium for trapping tobacco smoke and still main-
 tain a pressure drop at the exit end of the filter that is desirable
 to the consumer. Usually a higher density of a given filtering medium
 removes. greater quantities of tobacco smoke from the tobacco product.
 The air drawn through the holes located in the outside wrap of
 the filter must travel through one or more layers of inner wrap paper,
 depending upon the design of the filtex. It is desirable to provide
 the least restriction as possible of this air as it travels through
 the holes of the outside wrap to reach the filter medium. If there
 is less restriction of the passage of air to the filtering medium, a
 lower pressure drop is experienced at the smoke exit of the filter, or
 the same pressure drop can be maintained with a less restricted air
 flow by utilizing more dense filtering medium.
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<doc> RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE
 California Air Resources Board
 Indoor Air Quality Study
 RECORD OF ACTIVITIES AND ENVIRONMENTS
 Participant Identification Number
 (Attach PID Label Here)
 For Further Information call:
 Harvey Zelon - RTI 800-334-8571
 Peggy Jenkins - ARB 916-323-1504
 A-16
 03/05/90
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
 LIMITED + |
 10 M. A. Schreiber
 DEPT.
 cc: E. T. Parrack
 Jw. B, L. McCafferty L, K. Templeton D. A. Halverstadt :
 " T. F. Riehl. R. T, Lewis A. J. Mellman
 " D. V. Cantrei) K._A. Flaherty “_B. Ai Sproule
 . D. N. Lapere
 FROM T. E. Albert /fmr 2B 3 1. 1984
 SUBJECT __VESA QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ~ TOPLINE RESULTS CQMD #1984-138NP)
 BACKGROUND
 Qualitative research (focus groups) was recently conducted for Project
 Visa in New York and Chicago. The purpose of this memorandum is to
 briefly summarize the topline results of that research.
 MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
 with direction regarding creative development.

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METHODOLOGY
 focus groups.
 individually for approximately five (5) minutes, and asked some
 questions about Visa.
 reactions. ‘The purpose of this phase was to generate some degree of
 commitment to their feelings/ideas.
 respondents were brought together in a focus group environment to
 discuss/smoke Visa.
 REY FINDINGS
 A. Target Group
 . Visa appeared to have its greatest appeal among young € 430)
 fashionable women.
 . Also, there appears to be a slight bit of interest among
 young males.
 B. Imagery Projected
 . The following terms were consistently used to describe the
 the Visa product:
 Elegant
 Stylish
 . Cladsy .
 . Sophisticated
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 in the MS2 Coat Protein—RNA Complex
 Karen A. LeCuyert, Linda S. Behlen, and Olke C. Uhlenbeck*
 tDepartment

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of Chemistry and Biochemistry
 University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309-0215
 Running Title: Mutagenesis of a Stacking Contact
 Key Words: Phosphorothioates, Photocrosslinking, RNA-protein interactions
 *Corresponding Author
 tCurrent Address: Department of Biochemistry, University of Connecticut Health
 Science Center, Farmington, CT 06032
 Submittal to EMBO J. 6/96 </doc>


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<doc> TOBACCO COMPANY
 DIRECTOR OF SALES PLANNING
 September 29, 1993
 TO: All Regional Sales Managers; Managers, Chain
 Accounts; Division Managers and Assistant Division
 Managers
 FROM: A. J. Giacoio
 SUBJECT: Product Information -~- Catalina Marketing
 December 1993 <93-077>
 Lorillard will participate in the Catalina Marketing Program
 during December 1993.
 The participating brands and criteria will be a replica of
 the August - September cycle (refer to my letter on Catalina
 dated 7/30/93) with one exception: STYLE will not
 participate.
 Managers, Chain Accounts and Division Managers are to
 contact cigarette buyers of participating chains and advise
 them of the Catalina program dates, and, where warranted, to
 submit extra orders in anticipation of normally strong
 consumer response.
 Division Managers are to advise Sales Representatives of
 this Catalina cycle.
 /pag
 cc: Directors of Sales
 2893-077
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<doc> ron
 “What we'‘need, in brief, is adequate
 prices, and a tobacco program to encourage
 these objectives.”
 Remarks by
 Hugh Cullman
 Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
 Philip Mortis USA
 The 30th Tobacco Workers Conference
 Williamsburg, Virginia
 January 11, 1983
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<doc> Smoking foes call recall j ironic
 " BLOOMBERG BUSINESS NEWS . related ilinesses anniaily, the government has said,
 ' Ant okin wh +h rh pone elie Dang Pu
 NEW YORK — “smoking activists wheezed wi tion of our products, said Karen Daragan, a Phili orris
 laughter when told about Philip Morris Cos. Inc.'s un- USA spokeswoman, Ps
 Form a chemin oss reres, done to protect makers, “Philip Marzis offici i 5 ed the j ton con sami,
 ‘Mheyve' taken a’ product. that ‘kills "you “and “have ~~ hation of a-spray provided. by: Heed isa Corp,
 edited it because: it makes: you. dies said Dr,’ Alan :}. ‘The themical maker said it has reviewed its manufactur-,
 folindér and chairman of Doctors Ought t “ “Hig procesies, the product’and shipping’ containers, and
 ete found that they meet ‘Specifications. : ASA
 Dip Maris: cnet’ “Blum said the: recall Will: ‘make doctors think twice’
 Was-recaili fcigirettes one e biggest before prescribing g3 made: Germany-based.
 Chick with the filters were. . Hoechst t Celanese, including the diuretic Laux and ant
 conumiantca pee send ‘biotics such as erythromycin. ntfeee We
 1 i “Tt is an example of the kind of hediths: ware hypocrisy
 wheezing, azgness and other temporary discomforts — where, on one hand, they purport to be a health-care
 though not serious injury. * Campany, and then, on the other hand, they make prod-
 Activists said: hey were amused at the i irony of the ucts that cause human suffering,” he
 recall resulting from a ‘chemical Blum said the recall and subvequent na publicity might)
 See 100 anit chemi in rey ita, : boost the sales ot No. 2 cigarette maker RJR Nabisco
 Said Joseph Caparo, a director of the | . Holdings Corp: abisco,
 Association of Indiana. “Of those chemi- - “T think we’ might see an increase in the. Sale of
 calee aT nia are'identified carcinogens.” . Winston, but I don't think it will stop anyone fom
 Hhdreds of thousands of people die from tobacco- smoking,” Bhim said.
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> No, I don't think to-
 bacco products should
 be banned. Although I
 May not agree with
 smoking, I think it
 should be an individ-
 ual’s choice to smoke.
 So tobacco should re-
 main legal.
 Tobacco kills people,
 so I’m totally opposed to
 it and think those prod-
 ucts should be banned.
 If any other product
 were suspected of caus-
 ing cancer, they'd pull it
 off the market. Ciga-
 rettes are legal and for
 one reason only: the to-
 bacco lobbyists.
 people buying them
 from the black market
 or foreign markets. We
 would then lose our tax
 revenues. I'd rather see
 higher taxation, usage
 of tobacco banned from
 public places and ‘closer
 scrutiny on youth buy-
 ing tobacco products.
 with
 If adults want to
 smoke, I think it should

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 be their own personal
 choice, and the govern-
 ment shouldn’t inter-
 fere. tobacco
 and cigarettes would
 make matters worse,
 and a ban would create
 a black market.
 Yes, tobacco products
 should be banned be-
 cause they are bad fora
 person’s health. It would
 also cut down on the
 amount of secondhand
 smoke. Banning tobacco
 products would also
 save people a lot of
 money. </doc>


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