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<doc> R: REDACTED MATERIAL
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 Oe KET OFFICER
 . CURRICULUM VITAE ~ rw
 ' zt DATE.
 8. Katharine Hammond, Ph. Nr ————_——
 June’, ~1994
 Current Position:
 Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine and Pharmacology
 Director of Environmental Health Division
 University of Massachusetts Medical Center
 Education
 Oberlin College B.A. 1971 Chemistry
 Oberlin, Ohio
 Brandeis University Ph.D. 1976 Chemistry
 Waltham, Massachusetts
 Harvard School of Public Health M.S. 1981 Environmental Health
 Boston, Massachusetts Sciences
 Postdoctoral Training
 1980-1981 Harvard School of Public Health
 Award: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
 Postdoctoral Training Fellowship
 Field: Environmental Health Sciences
 Licensure:
 Certified Industrial Hygienist Specialty: Comprehensive. Practice
 1984 American Board of Industrial Hygiene A
 Academic Appointments
 1993-present Director, Environmental Health Division
 1989-present Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine
 and Pharmacology
 University of Massachusetts Medical Center
 19° 35-1989 Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine
 Environmental Health Sciences Program
 University of Massachusetts Medical Center
 Worcester, Massachusetts
 1985-present Visiting Lecturer on Industrial Hygiene
 Harvard School of Public Health
 1981-1984 Research Associate in Industrial Hygiene
 Harvard School of Public Health
 1976-1980 Assistant Professor of Chemistry
 Wheaton College Norton, Massachusetts
 1975-1976 Instructor of Science, College of Basic Studies
 Boston University Boston, Massachusetts
 1974 Instructor of Inorganic Chemistry
 Regis College Weston, Massachusetts
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL COVINGTON & BURLING DRAFT
 ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT
 May 4, 1994
 TOBACCO INGREDIENT PYROLYSIS AND TRANSFER CONTRIBUTIONS
 TO CIGARETTE MAINSTREAM SMOKE
 ABSTRACT
 This report summarizes information about tobacco
 leaf composition and the contribution of tobacco leaf
 components to the composition of mainstream cigarette smoke,
 compares cigarette additive composition with tobacco leaf
 composition, and describes the relationships between cigarette
 additives and cigarette mainstream smoke composition.
 A significant amount of research on the composition
 of tobacco leaf, tobacco smoke and the contribution of leaf

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components to cigarette smoke has been conducted over the past
 40 years. The research has resulted in the development of a
 vast amount of information on the contribution of leaf
 components to. cigarette smoke. The information on leaf
 components can be used to assess the contribution of tobacco
 additives to mainstream smoke.
 Many of the major additives used in cigarettes
 replace naturally occurring components of tobacco which are
 lost in the curing process. Additives which are identical to
 leaf components are sugars, starches, organic acids and their
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 pies, Haagen-Dazs ice cream, buf. The American Heart Association
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 other “kiiler’? foods, “tne d one or two drinks a day hada
 But CSPI's studies are highly. '% lower risk of ‘hardening of
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 on Chinese ‘food, after Which "drink. Other. researchers have
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 dustries for years have encour- “JamesT. Bennett is an economies :
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<doc> HKG
 Reprinted from
 Biochimica Biophysica Acta, 530 (1978) 35—46
 © Elsevier/North-Holland Biomedical Press
 BBA 57203
 PHOSPHOLIPID CHANGES IN SYNAPTIC MEMBRANES BY LIPOLYTIC
 ENZYMES AND SUBSEQUENT RESTORATION OF OPIATE BINDING
 WITH PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE
 L.G, ABOOD, N. SALEM, M. MACNEIL and M. BUTLER
 Center for Brain Research and Department of Biochemistry, University of Rochester Medical
 Center, Rochester, N.Y. 14642 (U.S.A.)
 (Received January 16th, 1978)
 Summary
 A study has been made of the role of phosphatidylserine in stereospecific
 opiate binding to neural membranes, utilizing specific lipolytic enzvmes to
 attack the lipid. At very low concentrations phospholipase A, from bee venom
 will preferentially hydrolyze C22:6-fatty acid; and even after a few percent of
 the total phosphatidylserine is hydrolyzed, opiate binding is greatly inhibited.
 The addition of brain phosphatidylserine will restore opiate binding; however,
 when the inhibition approaches 50% restoration is only partial. Exposure of
 membranes to phosphatidylserine decarboxylase will partially inhibit opiate
 binding; and the binding returns to the control level after the addition of
 phosphatidylserine. The partial inhibition of opiate binding by low concentra-
 tions of Triton X-100, which presumably remove lipids, can be partially
 reversed by phosphatidylserine. The binding of °H-naloxone, an opiate antago-
 nist, is similar to agonists in its behavior towards phospholipases and phos-
 phatidylserine; however, binding of naltrexone, also an antagonist, is far less
 responsive. It is concluded that the phosphatidylserine associated with the
 opiate receptor is the C18:0, 22:6-diacy] form, which is closely associated with
 protein, .
 Introduction
 It is well established that phospholipids may be an essential component of
 the opiate receptor [1—4], with the most likely candidate being phosphatidyl:
 serine [3,4]. Stereospecific opiate binding can be totally eliminated by treat-
 ment of brain tissue preparations with phospholipase A, [1—4)], while binding
 to neural membranes is greatly enhanced by the addition of brain phosphatidyl-
 serine to the membrane preparations [3,4], Other supporting evidence for the </doc>


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<doc> staal i . i ow mal “
 LOUISVILLE -
 PM LIMITE) ED. : Effective Date: October;1, 1978
 493 (PC) . ‘
 BASIC WEIGHTS FOR PHILIP MORRIS LIMITED EDITION |
 on om
 Se Brand - Philip Morris Limited Edition (27mm Filter) an a
 : 4
 Length + 99.6mm \ ys
 3 Ne SD
 eel ~
 Filler ~- Legg
 Reason for Change -
 Woieght Reductions -
 Exceptions:
 a Authorized By - Mr.
 Addition of 1.0% Thermoed E.T. effecting a 0.5%
 reduction in filler weight.
 Total of 7.25%£.8. effecting a 2.65% reduction and
 8,0% Thermoed E.T. effecting a 3.9% reduction in filler
 weight from pre-ES/ET weight of 0.9002944, less a 2.0%
 or a 2.5% reduction due te dryer.
 April 1, 1974 0.54 £45. 7 O% Reduction
 October 1, 1974 0.5% ES. = O% Reduction
 June 16, 1975 1.0% B.T. = .4% Reduction
 January 10, 1977 1.9, E.T. = .5% Reduction
 January 19, 1977 Length changed from 99.4mm to 99,
 January 2, 1978 1.0% £.T. = .5% Reduction
 W. G. Lloyd
 Filler Weight - 72.6mm (gms.) QO, 8244986 U. 8202920"
 Paper and Paste - 72.€nm (gms.) 0.0446496 G,044649
 Rod Weight - 72.6mm (gms.) QO. 8691482 0. 8649416 :
 Tipping and Adhesive- 32.0mm (gms.) 0.0448001 0.044800! |
 Total Less Plug ee (gms.) 0, 9139483 0. 9097417
 Volume (Cubic Millimeters) 3553.2886 3553.2886
 , Density (Cyms./ce.) 23,2038 23.0854 |
 Filler Weight (Lbs,/1,000 Cigts.) 1.8177 1.8084
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MEMORANDUM
 ‘TO: S. A. MARTIN
 ! BATUS
 ce: C. 3. Heger (3) O-tbe—
 FROM: B. E. Bacon ©
 RRO
 DATE: May 11, 1987
 SUBJECT: CAPRI EXPANSION PLAN PROPOSAL
 In response to your request, we have made some "housekeeping" adjustments to the CAPRI ROI
 and RONA calculations. Specifically, we have made the following adjustments:
 . Capital investment has been recast by year to better align with anticipated cash
 outflows and to include the CAPRI change parts ($1.1 milijon) and one Protos ($1.0
 million) from proposal 18-7-09. Excluded from capital investment are proposal expense
 monies ($380M in 1987, $120M in 1988).
 . The correct "depreciation tax savings" has been reflected on the ROI calculations.
 . The correct book depreciation (net of profit sharing) has been reflected on the RONA
 schedules,
 . It is our position that the $5 million Overhead charge in 1987 includes 1986/1987 book
 depreciation ($9064) and proposal expense monies ($380M). Therefore, no adjustments are
 necessary to the declered 1987 Trading Profit of ($27.0) million. For

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years 1988
 through 1991, book depreciation et 97% should be charged against the reported Trading
 Profit:
 (DOLLARS IN MILLIONS)
 1987 1988 1989 1999 1g91
 REPORTED (27.0) t.5) 20.4 60.4 5
 DEPRECIATION ADI. - 1.8 2.0 2.0 2.0
 ADJUSTED (27.0) 17.3) 16.4 38.4 76.1
 In summary, the impact on the "base case” ROI/RONA calculations of the changes made since
 original submission are as follows: .
 ORIGINAL MAY 6 THIS
 SUBMISSION SUBMISSION SUBMISSION
 ROI 33.7% . 32.5% 31.
 PAY BACK 3 YRS., 1 MO. 3 YRS., 2 MOS. 3 YRS., 2 MOS,
 RONA 798% 78.6% 68.9%
 A copy of the revised base case ROI/RONA calculations is attached.
 We have also updated the volume/marketing spend sensitivities (copy of each attached).
 Obtainment of 69% of volume objectives delivers an ROI of 12.5% and an increase in marketing
 support of 49% would also deliver an ROI of 12.5%.
 CPL
 B. E, B. . 1
 fat CONFIC
 Attechments BWT91-103
 682032743
 BEW v P.M.
 0425u CAN 89-470-L-B </doc>


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 Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 4:17 PM
 Te: Shade, Charlene R.
 Subject: RE: Meating Request
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 You have been selected to be part of a very important
 nationwide study of smokers. We are extremely interested
 in the information that only you can provide us. While the

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questionnaire may look long to you, it will actually only
 take (minutes) to fill out, and you will probably find it
 quite stimulating. Thank you for your cooperation.
 Let's start with some basic information about you and your
 family.
 A. Are you...
 Male ( )
 Female ( )
 B. How old are you?
 18-21 () 45-54 ()
 22-24 () 55-64 ( )
 25-34 () 65-74 ( )
 35-44 () 75+: ( )
 C. How much schooling have you had?
 Less than high school graduate
 High school graduate
 Attended but did not graduate college
 College graduate
 NNN
 D. Are you currently ...
 Not employed
 Employed part-time
 Employed full-time
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 E. Are you ...
 Married (
 Single (
 Divorced or separated (
 F. Please list below the séx and age of all of the other people
 currently living in your household.
 SEX AGE
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 ORIGINATOR
 SHEET No. 1 of
 File Ref.
 FUSUO 4/16/37
 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
 BOWMAN GRAY TECHNICAL CENTER ES ae. jeg
 BUILDING NO. 611-16, 3RD FLR. “es
 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 27102
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<doc> 130 East Fifty- Street
 Dear Mr. Flaunt
 In reply to your letter of May 28 L will attempt to answer
 your questions with the followins:
 Zi will answer your first and second question at the same time
 since when you refer to other filtering agents than charcoal
 you are referring, in effect, te cellulose acetate insofar as
 the cigarette industry is concerned. So then, the distinction
 between charcoal and cellulose acetate in their filtering
 action lies in the fact that carbon functions as an adsorptive,
 whereas the cellulose acetate absorbs materials from the smoke,
 Particles are absorbed by cellufose acetate by virtue ef the
 particles coming in contact with the outer surface of the
 fiber and being dissolved into the material of which the fiber
 consists. In the case of adsorption such as occurs with carbon,
 molecules of components of the amoke adhere to the surface
 because of chemical attraction between these molecules and the ----
 carbon. The great difference between the adsorptive capacities
 of the two materials is due to the difference in surface area.
 The surface area of cellulose acetate is anywhere between 1-5
 square meters per gram, The surfaca area of carbon is typically
 1200 square meters per gram and may be as high as 2000 square
 meters per gram. This tremendous surface area for carbon is
 due to its extreme porosity, There is therefore a Exreat expanse
 of surface area to which molecules can adhere.
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<doc> UOP RESEARCH .CENTER -— MOLECULAR -SIEVE TYPE 4AXH5; ZEOLITE
 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
 FSC: 6850
 Manufacturer's CAGE: OFHBL
 Part No. Indicator: A
 Part Number/Trade Name: MOLECULAR SIEVE TYPE 4AXH5; ZEOLITE
 Company's Name: UOP RESEARCH CENTER
 Company's Street: 50 ALGONQUIN RD.
 Company's City: DES PLAINES
 Company's State: IL
 Company's Country: US
 Company's Zip Code: 60017-5016
 Company's Emerg Ph #: 708-391-2123 800-424-9300 (CHEMTREC}
 Company's Info Ph #: 708-391-2123
 Distributor/Vender # 1: UOP INC (708-391-2123)
 Distributor/Vendor # 1 Cage: 05568
 Record No. For Safety Entry: 002
 Tot Safety Entries This Stki#: 006 *
 Status: SE
 Date MSDS Prepared: 01JUN90
 Safety Data Review Date: 180CT93
 Supply Item Manager: CX
 MSDS Preparer's Name: UNKNOWN
 MSDS Serial Number: BRSVD
 Specification Number: NONE
 Spec Type, Grade, Class: NONE
 Hazard Characteristic Code: N1
 Unit O£ Issue: CN
 Unit O£ Issue Container Qty: 8 OZ.
 Type Of Container: CAN
 Net Unit Weight: 0.5 LB
 Ingredients/Identity Information
 Proprietary: NO
 Ingredient: SODIUM MONOXIDE
 Ingredient Sequence Number: 01
 Percent: <30
 NIOSH (RTECS) Number: wc4800000
 CAS Number: 12401-86-4
 OSHA PEL: 15 MG/M3 TOTAL DUST
 ACGIH TLV: 10 MG/M3 TOTAL DUST
 Other Recommended Limit: NONE RECOMMENDED
 Proprietary: NO
 Ingredient: ALPHA-ALUMINA (ALUMINUM OXIDE) (EPA LISTS ONLY FIBROUS FORMS)
 (SARA IIT)
 Ingredient Sequence Number: 02
 Percent: <30
 NIOSH (RTECS) Number: BD1200000
 CAS Number: 1344-28-1
 OSHA PEL: 15 MG/M3 TDUST
 ACGIH TLV: 10 MG/M3 TDUST; 9293
 Other Recommended Limit: NONE RECOMMENDED
 Proprietary: NO
 Ingredient: SILICA, AMORPHOUS, PRECIPITATED AND GEL
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 SI EAST I7™ STREET - NEW YORK.N.Y. 10003
 iz] 254-1570
 April 10, 1973
 American Tobacco Company
 245 Park Avenue
 New York, N.¥. 10017
 72 Smokeshop cigarette machine
 replacement peneis with
 PALL MALL GOLD display,
 shipped by Automatic Products
 Company during the

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month of
 March, 1973, as per attached
 lists, @50¢ . 6. 2. 2 2 ew ee ee $36.00
 Bin
 Point- OF- PURCHASE ADVERTISING SPECIALISTS </doc>


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<doc> - Forwarded by Kevin J Narko/WinstonStrawn/Bravo on 12/23/99 08:19 AM
 MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED
 ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION
 Kevin J Narko . —
 12/23/99 08:32 AM
 To: Kevin J Narko/WinstonStrawn/Brave@Bravo
 cc:
 Subject: Engle -- Letter to Cliff Douglas -- Final </doc>


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 linucleotide
 RU. Yasramoro
 zy sites of
 yvtal in the
 nn. 2H, 834 :
 , Physicochemical Properties of Biological Interest and
 of natura
 (980). Structure of Nicotine ond Its Related Compounds
 > tiubition :
 orinamnide: Tosmo Fusira ann Mixory Nakagnmn
 rote ; i .
 es Department of Agricultural Chemistrr LK
 Bo Nara= 1
 emical . -
 chemics Yosutnort Soepa ano Izv
 ne deriva-
 . me
 ool. 3, 250 Department of: Agricultural Chemisiry,, T
 ‘ The base strength and partition cor
 ' drophobie parameter x,
 tlary compounds, the lo
 are well correlated by linear combination
 might be ascribed tu unusual steric e
 \ enused when bulkiness of length ofi
 INTRODUCTION
 In recent work, we analyzed the relution-
 ship of insecticidal and anticholinesterase ac:
 at On
 ~ |
 Ne CH H
 e UN OPN
 N R Shy ‘ Ul
 CHy
 (4) -ANABASINE
 Ry,
 CHy CH» = y
 a ! c N
 2 2
 Cr Ro,
 R,, Rp = ALKYL,.H,
 tivity of nicotine and its related compounds
 with their structure

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(1). The compounds
 used in the work comprised nicotinoids (dles-
 Cuicotine and its related compotunls
 Witlod wide: ehain strerured: nre cor:
 tin ten.
 and partition coefticient
 parameters. Exceptions
 of substituent
 are
 ignated by names) and 8-pyridvlalkvlumines
 of variously modified side chain: strnetures
 shown in general formulas as follows:
 (4)-METHYLANABASINE
 Ri, Bae ALKYL, H
 R, ati
 PO —CHis CH= (CH5 ) Ni
 I aN
 Ry, R> 7H,CHy
 The anulivses were curried out wecording
 fo w method developed by Hansch and his
 co-workers with the use of free-encngs-re-
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 To:
 File(s):
 2081833806
 Page 1
 Note for Carney, Alfonso
 Lauferi, David T
 Wed, Oct 29, 1997 2:38 PM we fie-
 DL opening remarks to SGA conf. 56Re
 Carney, Alfonso; Rothstein, Amy; Parrish, Steve; Liebengood, Howard

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<doc> . SHIPPING MEMORANDUM/WAREHOUSE RECEIPT rage—_{_on_{__
 MARK BELT CROP PACKING POINT CONTAINER TYPE
 RE Paps. [Aa |
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 WHSE. FROM: WHSE, TO:
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 meer Ae 500 = (3 camaick p- onda ct
 DESTINATION
 Cheat ae
 MARKED WEIGHTS C] Kilos or 2) Lbs.
 Gross Tare Net
 LOT NO.
 EXPORT ORDER NO.
 DATE REC
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 SHIPMENT NUMBER
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 2U30762225
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 TORTIE
 PLEASE BO KOT NLSCLUSE
 ‘QUE QUALEFICATIONS NI
 TMPOREANTS “THIS QUEST LONNATRE TS]
 NOT TO BE ADMINISTERED TO ANYORE
 DED
 FOR THIS STUOY. SCREEN | UNDER 21 YEARS OF AGE.
 CARFFULLY. PLEASE KEEP
 ‘TNCTDENCH BY TALLYING Ix TIME START! =
 ‘TALLY BOXES.» FOCUS_GROUP TINE RND
 . CIGARETTE SCREW -
 Hello. This is from
 We aré conducting » marketing research Study in your area among ciyarette smokers 71 years

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of
 age aud older.
 1. May 1 speak to a cigarette smoker who is 21 or older?
 YeSeveseeee « CIYTRODVCE YOURSELF IF NECESSARY AND CONTINUE)
 No —__________ THANK, TALLY, AND TERMINATE.
 . (DETERMINE WHEN BEST TO CALI BACK AND RECORD)
 Unavailable.....
 2. First, do you or does anyone in your immediate family work for any of the following types
 of companies? (READ LIST)
 wee TALLY, ANS TERNINATE
 3. Have you participated in any group discussions during the past six months?
 Market Research Firm
 Advertising Agency.
 Tebaceo Company.
 Yes.
 +L CONTINUE
 peees2e——y THANK, TALLY, AND TERMINATE
 4, Bo you currently smuke cigarettes on a regular basis?
 cee Le mee CENTINCK
 ——> THANK, TALLY, AND TERMINATE
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 2 «REAL LIST)
 5. Appr
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 Sent:
 To:
 Subject:
 Spencer, Sid
 Monday, September 17, 2001 9:59 AM
 DL PMUSA HR MGT Employees
 Assistance from Cigna Behavioral Health
 162
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 CIGARETTE TEST - REPORT FORM
 TO BE ANSWERED IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED SMOKINGS OR4 PACKS OF THE
 _ E4 CIGARETTES AND BEFORE YOU.START- SMOKING THE C8 CIGARETTES
 1. What, if anything, did you dislike about the Eé cigarettes?” a ee
 bit ee tie tied.
 2, What, if anything, did you like about the E4 cigarettes?
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 3. Below are pairs of different phrases which might be used to describe the E4 cigarettes » one phrase at each side of
 the page...with boxes numbered 1 to 7 between each pair.The closer you feel a particular plirase applies to these
 cigarettes, the closer to that phrase you would pick a box. Please check one bex for each pair of phrases.
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 cigarettes at all "ot “cigarettes very much
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 taste rs Jey
 D. They were harsh to my | 1 || g lf3 IL-4 jos. IC & 7 7 _| They were not harsh to my
 mouth and throat a oo mouth and throat
 E. They were not refreshing|__1 IL 2 |{f 3 ff 4 ]i5 If 6 |! 7 | They were refreshing
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<doc> , C C
 4 FORM NO. P.O. 1013
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 To_THE_COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A.,INC.
 110 EAST 59TH STREET
 __NEW YORK, NY 10022
 CTR SPECIAL PROJECT - BASED ON
 £ REVISED 1982 YEAR-END ESTIMATES OF
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MEMO Nove,
 Lewis
 Necarty christensen
 Kirk Prus
 Johnston Coleman
 Broughton Novak
 Denny Lempert
 Lewis Morgan
 Fleming Finley
 Tighe sanford
 MeKeown, Reynolds
 Parrack cantrell
 Spangler coett
 Matteson
 ARCTIC LIGHTS TEST MARKET
 (PROJECT.
 The Arctic Lights share performance data received is es follows:
 Week of November 17, 1978
 Factory shipment share is .38%
 evised wnoiesale shipments share is .67%

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Revised retail share is .79%
 Attached are a chart and graph of the share estimates for the
 Cincinnati trading area by week, ‘An addendum is also attached to
 provide a brief review of the source of data.
 Gab
 We Ms Damon M
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 Attachments
 MOPICE IF THE FILM IMAGE IS LESS CLEAR
 THAN THIS NOTICE, AT JS DUE TO THE
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> -17-
 BALTIMORE SUN
 prospect of pectafaking
 Last of four parts
 Ian John
 anette iio
 .. aera ics began fasting ideas
 . for health care reform last year.
 staying ale: & 75-cent tex
 "Ea year: Catching road i
 ete tobacco
 mood of the
 Moce fundamentally, a 75-cent
 tobacco tax may not be as effective
 raising cioney and discouraging
 = le a tobacco tax
 that only a taxes really
 alice tnto rates, And any
 decrease that does take place wil]
 cut projected tax revenues, leaving
 tess than expected for health care
 to $100 bation to the U.S. economy.
 * might bea benefit to so-
 tes on smoking’s evils, the
 for a new round of de
 “1 think there ts a concern

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that
 we're ta do something [han
 that we're not
 fy 40 the poor emoke more than the
 rich, but smoking is a relatively
 Research
 Economists catition, however,
 that # would be unrealistic to over-.
 tohacco's tax contributions.
 en if tobacco were to disappear
 because of government pressure,
 would do eo over a long period’ of
 time and not have 2 cataclysmic
 on the national economy.
 ‘op estimate for tobacco’s con-
 tribution tp the U.S. econamy, for
 example, is $100 billion, compared
 counts for. than 2 percent of
 the total economy. .
 And many econamusts argue
 that the $100 billion figure is in-
 flated becase & inchudes the wages
 something thal ls ignored by most
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<doc> 08.Nov.91 , HJH
 HJH --> RAW, HSA, FRK, PSN, WST
 Betr.: tberholung von SIGMA-Rauchmaschinen
 Liebe Kollegen,
 EAA hat vor Antritt seines Urlaubs eine Zusammenstellung seiner
 Vorschlaége bez. Reparaturen und Modifikationen der in der letzten
 Studie. verwendeten SIGMA-Rauchmaschinen gemacht, die ich Ihnen
 hiermit weiterleiten médchte.
 In diese Zusammenstellung ist die Erfahrung eines mehrwichigen
 Dauerbetriebes eingegangen. Ich bitte Sie, diese Vorschlége zu
 priifen und PSN als Koordinator und mich tiber Ihre Vorstellungen zu
 diesen Punkten in Kenntnis zu setzen.
 Dartiber hinaus ist dieser Zusammenstellung eine Aufstellung der
 fiir die kommende SIGMA-Studie nach heutigem Kenntnisstand bendtig-
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 Litton
 MUTAGENICITY EVALUATION OF
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 IN AN IN VITRO CYTOGENETIC
 ASSAY MEASURING CHROMOSOME
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> MARCH | 14 S4
 ituiam Brown® is a successful
 businessman in a large South-
 ern city. Had he drawn up a personal
 balance sheet last spring, it would
 have shown that life had been good
 to him, At 55, he owned a thriving
 business.and an attractive home. He
 was happily married and had two
 sons doing well in college. Except
 for minor ailments, he had enjoyed
 excellent health all -his life.
 True, in recent*months Brown
 had been coughing with increasing
 frequency: But all smokers: cough,
 and he paid little attention. An in-
 creasing shortness of breath he ac-
 cepted as anormal part of the aging
 process. A small decrease in weight
 he put down on the good side of the
 “The name is fictidous for obvious reasons.
 chest pain, but nothing serious
 enough to bother a doctor with.
 Then one morning last June while
 brushing his teeth he coughed deep-
 ly and brought up sputum slightly
 streaked with blood.
 Brown, of course, had read about

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lung-cancer and its apparent associa-
 tion with smoking. A two-pack-a-
 day man, he had even thought
 vaguely: about cutting down. Now’
 as he shaved he ran through the
 lung-cancer symptoms he knew:
 bloody sputum, he remembered} was
 one. By the time he had finished he
 was frankly worried, and after
 breakfast, instead of driving to his
 office, he went to his doctor.
 The’ physician’s suspicions were
 immediately aroused by the symp-
 toms, Yet a number of things could
 March 1959
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 MEMORANDUM
 To: Shirley Valko (MSA)
 From: Barbara E. Kunkel
 Re: % of Pop. 18 + years: 1981 Monthly Divisionals
 Please use the % Pop. by Divisions as shown on

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the attached
 summary, These revised figures incorporate all of the 1981 realign—
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 BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
 RESTRICTED
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 SENSORY EVALUATION OF KOOL KS

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WITH HIGHER MENTHOL LEVELS:
 PACK STUDY
 N. AYYA, R.A. DE WIJK
 July 14, 1995
 DISTRIBUTION
 1, GA. Read (BATCo) 9. T.F. Riehl (B&W)
 2, R.R. Baker (BATCa) 10. R.H. Honeycutt (B&W)
 3. E. Kausch (BAT Germany) 11. D. Wogerbauer (B&W)
 4. W. Hass (BAT Germany) 12. B&W Library
 5. L. T. Caruso (Souza Cruz) 13. B&W Library
 6. |. Volpon (Souza Cruz) 14. BAT Germany Library
 7. P.J. Dunn (ITC} 15. BYC Library
 8. S.R. Massey (ITC) 16. ITC Library
 17. Souza Cruz Library
 Issued by: . RH. Honeycutt Copy Number:
 Project Number: 486
 403000432 </doc>


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<doc> RESNICOW
 @ SCHROEDER .-
 The Arizona Republic
 Phoenix, AZ
 (daily circulation 484,630)
 July 17, 1999
 See the art, feed the hungry
 All weekends should be like this: Go to
 the museum for free and help stock the St.
 Mary's Food Bank at the same time,
 Through August, all weekends will be like
 that at the Heard Museum, 2301 N. Central
 Ave., Phoenix.
 For the price of at least two canned-food items, admission
 Saturdays and Sundays is free to Heard Museum visitors.
 Arts Against Hunger is the name of this program sponsored by
 Philip Morris.
 Since last year, when the program began, more than 13 tons of
 food has been ‘donated in cities where Arts Against Hunger has
 been implemented.
 The Heard Museum is casting an eye specifically to diabetes, a
 disease predominant among native peoples of Arizona, and is
 @ looking specifically for food low in sugar, such as tuna, soup,
 canned fruit and vegetables, and rice and beans,
 In return, the Heard collects the best work from the past seven
 Fine Art Invitationals and presents “Art in 2 Worlds: The Native
 American Fine Art Invitational 1983-1997."
 St. Mary’s Food Bank, the world’s first food bank, was founded
 in 19687 and helps serve more than 55,000 meals a day.
 Weekend hours for the Heard Museum during the program are
 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
 For information, call (602) 252-8840.
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<doc> 2075031185
 Printed By: Kelly Rubin
 MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED
 ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION
 & Steve Rissman
 01/25/2000 03:29 PM
 To: Litigation Group
 cc;
 Subject: Litigation Alert - Judge Magnuson certifies issues to Mn. S. Ct.
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 SUT FILLER MOISTURE: 12.75
 4O0ISTURE ALLOWANCE : 06.59
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 LES. APPLICATION RATES ~
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 av. per cigarette, by FTC methad.
 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
 That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health,
 © Philip Morris Inc. [984
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<doc> DIDOKTON STREET
 BRAND CODE-08131 (STD)
 EFFECTIVE DATE; 09/09/93
 STANDARD PRODUCTION
 _PHYS ICAL PARAMETERS _
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 TIPPING LENGTH : 31.000 MM LY
 CIGARETTE PAPER WIDTH : 27.00 . MM ,
 CIRCUMFERENCE fo. 2.80 MM Lo
 CALCULATED VOLUME : 2,740.8264 CUBIC MM
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 TARGETS
 PACK 0. V. : 13.05. _% W/W ;
 LOOSE ENDS : < 1.000 GMS/50
 F IRMNESS : . 3.50 MM G
 _ FILLER WEIGHT : .6420851 GRAMS
 CALCULATED WEIGHT: 1.4156 LBS, /1000
 PAPER AND ADHES!VE : .0389051 GRAMS
 ROD WEIGHT : *,6809902. . _ GRAMS
 TIPPING AND ADHESIVE: .0426906 GRAMS
 TOTAL LESS PLUG : . 7236808 GRAMS
 REASON FOR CHANGE _ ¢ FIVE ADDITIONAL BRANDS ADDED TO THIS SPEC FOR go
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 PREPARED BY : K.V. SMITH PRINTING DATE : 9/08/93
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<doc> Reddie & Grose
 16 Theobalds Road
 Trade Mark Agents London WC1X 8PL
 Telex 25445
 DX 280
 Philip Morris
 Management Corp.
 PO Box 26583
 Richmond
 VA 23261-6583
 USA,
 Attention James E. Schardt
 Assistant General Counsel
 Dear Jim
 European Patent Application No. 93305061.9
 Your Ref: PM 1675 Our File: 34485
 Richard C. Abnett M.A.
 Paul A. Brereton M.A.
 Reith E. Geering B.A.
 Nicholas S$. Marlow B.Sc.
 Linda J. Harland B.Sc.
 Jonathan M. Davies D.Phil.
 Patrick A.D. Lloyd B.Sc.
 Aidan J. Robson M.Sc.
 Helen R. Wakerley M.A.
 David S. Jackson B.Sc.
 Simon J.N. Goodman Ph.D.
 Stephen J. Mohun B.Sc.
 Consultants
 John H. Bass B.Se.
 P Antony Smith M.A.
 EAB. Valentine M.A.
 Our VAT No, GB 243 9087 49
 19 June 1996
 NSM/RS/34485
 phase formalities are thus completed.
 Yours sincer,
 ae]
 N. Marlow
 R&G
 RECEIVED
 JUN 2 6 [996
 LEGAL DEPARTMENT
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<doc> July 30, 1987
 MEMORNDUM
 TO: Robert F. Gertenbach CC: WDH, SCS
 JFG, HOM
 FROM: Leonard S. Zahn
 SUBJECT: American Lung Association/American Thoracic Society,
 New Orleans, May 10-13, 1987.
 Herets an idea of what went on at this meeting in regard to
 smoking and health: The scientific program had three separate
 sessions and more than 50 reports directly on the subject. (There
 were about 1420 reports in all on the program.) The community
 education sessions, designed mostly for ALA volunteers, had about
 25 talks on such topics as state and local antismoking legisla-
 tion, smoking and youth, countering the tobacco industry, smoke-
 free workplaces, etc. -
 That wasn't all: The keynote speaker was CHARLES LeMAISTRE,
 president of the University of Texas System Cancer Center in
 Houston, national president of the American Cancer Society in
 1986, and a member of the first Advisory Committee on Smoking and
 Health to the Surgeon General (1963). He got the ALA's Presi-
 dent's Award for "his many years of courageous effort to alert
 the public and scientific community about the dangers of smok-
 ing." He responded accordingly, saying at one point: "Today the
 personal risk of illness and death from tobacco usage must be
 viewed within the larger context of a major social, economic and
 moral issue that looms before this nation and the world.
 There's more: The ALA's Board of Directors adopted two resolu-
 tions -- one urging the federal government to end promotion of
 tobacco exports to developing countries, the other urging New
 Orleans officials to reconsider its rejection a few days earlier
 of a proposal that would have banned smoking in certain public
 places and restricted it in others.
 Not to belabor the point, but...: the ALA's 1987 Gold Medal-
 lion for Humanitarianism was awarded posthumously to honor the
 memory of Alton Ochsner, the New Orleans thoracic physician who
 died in 1981. He was one of the first to claim a causal relation~
 ship between smoking and lung cancer.
 Many of the foregoing were taken up by ALA press people in an
 effort to generate publicity; there was very little of that for
 the smoking items and for the meeting as a whole.
 A local television station, seeking any scientist to discuss
 passive smoke (PS) exposure and lung cancer, was offered MICHAEL
 WALL, University of California at San Francisco, who gave 4 re-
 port on a method of measuring whether an individual had been ex-
 posed to PS, He said (in advance) that he'd only speak about PS
 feonard
 Faby, Pe RNIONs coms,
 and Associates ine,
 £3 LINCOLN ROAD *?.0. BOX 223 “GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11022 ¢ (516)482-5715 </doc>


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 From:
 Sent:
 To:
 Subject:
 thanks - see you then
 Cusato, Denise
 Tuesday, February

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13, 2001 4:18 PM
 ‘Jamie_Drogin@ nyc.bm.com’
 RE: Presentation
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 ADVERTISING 7.
 PRUDENTIAL PLAZA ° GHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 - 312-565-5959 jr (1
 fh?
 August 14, 1986
 Ms. Nancy Brennan
 Philip Morris Co., Inc.
 100

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Park Avenue
 New York, NY 10017
 Dear Nancy:
 Enclosed is our original prototype and one production sample of the Marlboro
 Lighter that we have approved.
 If you approve the production sample as well, please forward to Phyllis
 Kornbluth and ask that she notify me as soon as possible to begin actual
 production.
 Thank you,
 LEO BURNETT U.S.A.
 ft, Ie. oh:
 Pe ockhaus
 Sales Promotion Executive
 Enclosures
 ec: Phyllis Kornbluth
 Earl Glass
 Tim Ronan
 Tracy Brownell
 PB/ih
 Adelaide « Amsterdam Athens: Auckland « Bangkok « Beiru! « Bogota > Brisbane - Brussels « Buenos Aires * Gairo Caracas - Chicago >
 Gopenhagen - Detroit - Frankfurt - Hong kong + huala Lumpur -!.ondon- [.os Angeles- Madrid + Manila: Melbourne - Mexico City - Miami - Milan -
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 TeRiataNe: Tale quescloanaice fo mot ts ba adwialacered to anyone undee
 21 years Of age.
 BASCLAY QECONTACT
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 Regular or King Size
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 2 weeks eceseeee
 6 weeks (2 wonehs)...,
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 10 weeks.
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 12 veer (3 months)...
 Over three mmcha.,
 3. Prior co amoking BARCLAT as your regular brand, what brand dtd you ssoce
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 {ESTABLISHED 1970)
 ( MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
 ‘SECTION |
 MANUFACTURER'S NAME
 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO.
 Fiske Brothers Re 419-691-2491
 500
 CHEMICAL ANQ SYNOMYMS MAME AND SYNONYMS;
 Lubrica Grease or Oil
 CHEMICAL FAMILT
 Primarily Petroleum
 SECTION [1 HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS
 1,l,1 = Trichloroethane CAS No. 71-$5-6
 801.10
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 5 MING POINT FP (Aerosol) - N.A. srecmmic anaviry HOST Oe Broduct 0.93
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 SECTION LY FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
 FLASH POINT iMatnoe vases} FLAMMASLE LIMITS i tal Vet
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 SANINGUIGHING MEDIA Foam, dry chemical, carbon dioxide *
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<doc> Loz COMMUNICATIONS, INC. .
 16 E. Broad St. Sude 310 - Columbus. OH 43215 + (614)464-3657
 Publo Relations « Marketing « Advertising
 INVOICE
 CLIENT: MARKETING RESOURCE GROUP, INC.
 Atin: Tom Shields
 P.O. Box 20064
 320 West Ottowa
 Lansing, MI 46933
 RE: Services to date for MRG and STOP
 an General Counsel to MRG and Coalition Members
 ML time (2.0 hours)
 2. Client Meetings
 2/14 ML (1.0 hours), KL (1.5 hours
 3. Coordinate printing of letterhead stationery
 JW O15 hours)
 Printing
 Printing
 4, Release #1: Coalition Announcement.
 ML time. (2.0 hours} .
 Clerical/stuffing/etc (3.0 hours)
 Printing 130x2x.10
 Courier
 MRG-101-89
 Feb. 23, 1989
 180.00
 180.00
 90.00
 67.50
 47.10
 180.00
 75.00
 26.00
 30.00
 Lost Sales”
 ML time (1.5 hours)
 inputting to Mac (1.0 hour)
 Printing
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 133.00
 25.00
 28.50
 29.00
 36.00
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<doc> LRN EUAN Bn)
 — a
 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTEXCEFICS
 ; DATE: February 10, 1989
 TO: Jack Nelsan
 FROM: Kelly McInerney
 SUBJECT: Discrimination
 vain
 Attached is a summary of smoker discrimination court and arbitration cases, a
 list of companies that ban the hiring of smokers, a list of quotes relating to
 discrimination and a state/local breakdown of laws passed discriminating
 against smokers since 1984.
 Highlights:
 ~ 24 court and arbitration cases have been filed involving smokers: 16 had
 outcomes in favor of the employer, while 9 favored smoking employees.
 Over half of the cases which favored smokers cccirred before 1985.
 - 33 companies hire only smokers, including 6 medical companies/hospitals
 and 3 insurance companies;
 ~ 2 states and 54 localities have discriminatory hiring practices that
 apply to smokers. Most target firefighters and police officers
 on/off the job.
 Also, Covington and Burling is researching discrimination in the workplace for
 the Tobacco Institute. I will forward their report as soon as it is released.
 co: D. Laufer
 J. Boltz
 S. Buckner RECEIVED
 S. Fisher
 B. Lemond
 J. Poole MURRAY H. BRING
 J. McDaniel
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 OCTOBER, 1990
 MRSI #8262
 (FINAL 10/17/90)
 TELEPHONE ) TIME ZONE: E C M _ P
 RESPONDENT SELECTION NUMBER:
 ROTATION CODE 1 2
 QUESTIONNAIRE COMPUTER INSTRUCTICNS
 1. Hello, I'm of Marketing Research
 Services, a national public opinion firm calling
 long distance from Cincinnati, Ohio and I'd
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 Are you under 18*, 18* to 34, or 35 or older?
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 18/19-34 - 2 —- SKIP TO Q.2A
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 Refused - 4 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL)
 1A. May I please speak to someone who is 18* or
 over?
 - RE-ASK Q.1
 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Place phone # back in the sample to
 be dialed at a later date and time
 THANK & TERMINATE--~-> Record as disposition #41 (NO ONE
 18/19+ IN HH)
 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL)
 Yes -
 Not available
 F WOW Ne
 No adult 18/19+
 Refused -
 2A. Have I reached you at your home or is this a
 place of business?
 Home - 1 - SKIP TO Q.3A
 Business - 2
 Both - 3 - SKIP TO Q.3A
 Refused -4 -
 THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL)
 2B. Is this a business rum out of a home?
 Yes -1
 No - 2 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #42 (BUSINESS)
 Refused - 3 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL)
 3A. Including yourself, are there any people living
 in this household who are 18* years of age or
 over and drink coffee?
 Yes - 1 =
 No/DK - 2 on
 Refused - 3 oS
 3B. Including yourself, are there any people living eye
 in this household who are 18* years of age or - an
 over and smoke filtered cigarettes? oo
 Yes -1
 No/DK -~ 2 ~ THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #43 (NO 18/19+
 FILTERED SMOKERS)
 Refused - 3 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL)
 19 - FOR ALABAMA AND UTAH </doc>


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<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE
 Name: Edith M. Lord, Ph.D.
 Work Address: Cancer Center
 University of Rochester
 Box 704, 601 Elmwood Avenue
 Rochester, New York 14642
 (716) 275-5855
 Home Address: 641 Highland Avenue
 Rochester, New York 14642
 (716) 442-8531
 Date of Birth: April 4, 1948
 Social Security No.: 509-50-5149
 Citizenship: U.S.A.
 Education
 University of Kansas - Microbiology B.A. 1970
 University of California, Immunology Ph.D. 1975
 San Diego
 Postdoctoral Training
 1975-1976 University of California, San Francisco, Department of
 Medicine - Field of Reproductive Immunology
 Advisor: Dr. Daniel Stites.
 Faculty Appointments
 1976-78 Senior Instructor, University of Rochester
 1978-84 Assistant Professor, University of Rochester
 1981-83 Co-Director, University of Rochester Hybridoma Facility
 1984- Associate Professor, University of Rochester
 Academic and Professional Organizations
 1978 - American Association of Immunologists
 1978 ~ Radiation Research Society
 Honors
 Phi Beta Kappa, 1970.
 Woodrow Wilson Scholar, 1970. </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> THe Counci, For ToBacco RESEARCH—U.S.A., INC.
 900 YHIRD AVENUE
 NEW YORK. N.Y. 10022
 Memorandum ,
 To: Dr. J.F. Glenn and Staff
 From: D.H.Ford
 Re: Site visit with DrsiE.MsMeyexr, University of Florida at
 Gainesville, FL, Feb. 21, 1990. :
 (a1)
 Grant No. 2435 entitled 'Nicotine in a long-term model for
 Alzheimer's disease.'
 Hypothesis: That some of the transynaptic changes which occur in
 the cerebral cortex following Lesions of the basal nucleus (death
 of neurons in a rat model, or changes in size, etc.) can be atten-
 uated or blocked by chronic treatment with nicotine.
 Observation:Dr. Meyer, aside from being the co-director for the
 Center for the Neurobiology of Aging, directs a rather multifaceted
 program dealing with Alzheimer's disease. Thus, the time he spends
 in management is considerable. In the program we are supporting,
 Drs, Poulakos and Millard would appear to be the major investigators,
 with the help of several technicians. Further, Dr Meyer's program is
 well funded by the Taiho Pharmaceutical Corp. in Japan for AD
 studies ($200,000/yr through 1993). In addition it appears likely
 that a large NIMH training grant for which he is the PI will be
 approved. Thus, at this point it would appear that Dr. Meyer's
 major skill is directed toward developing ideas and co-ordinating the
 efforts of the individuals who undertake the work.
 Results: The results for approximately one year of investigation
 are well summarized in the one page Progress Report of his renewal.
 Briefly, nicotine treatment (0.2mg/kg) prevented the decrease in
 nACh receptors following a nucleus Basalis lesion (the number
 actually increased). However, chronic nicotine-treatment of un-
 lesioned rats had little to no effect on the number of receptors.
 Evaluation of cell counts

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in layer 2 of the cerebral cortex
 following lesioning 5-10 months post lesioning showed a decrease
 in Nissl bodies and a decrease in cell number. Treatment with
 nicotine during the period prevented both the decrease in Nissl
 bodies and cell number. Counts of the other cortical layers remain
 to be done. Nicotine also was observed to improve passive avoidance
 behaviour in lesioned animals.
 Preliminary studies withNPY indicated an increase in NPY encoding
 mRNA 2 months following lesioning. Since nicotine slightly increased
 NPY mRNA, they plan to determine the effect of nicotine on NPY mRNA
 following bilateral basal nucilues lesioning
 A new focus is to develop nicot ine-like compounds which will
 facilitate learning in memory deficient rats (aged or lesioned)
 and to determine to what degree they as well -as nicotine will increase
 CAT and ACherase in the cortex following basal nucleus lesions. </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> CURTCULUM VITAE
 THAME Vatsuru MATSUOKA
 DATE OF BIRTH 23 November 1954
 EDUCATION 1980 ; H.D. Kagoshima University Faculty of Medicine
 1980 ; Full Licensure for Medical Practice
 EXPERILACK 1930-1982 ; Resident, Department of Internal
 Nedicine, Kagoshima University lflospital
 1982-present ; Research Fellow, Cardiology, Department
 of tledicine, Kagoshima University (Prof .l.Tanaka)
 1986- ; Canadian Heart Foundation Post-Doctoral
 Fellow, Department of Physiology, University of Ottawa
 School of Medicine
 MERBERSHTP Japanese Circulation Society

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 Japanese Society of Electron Microscopy
 PUBLICATIONS
 1. Matsuoka,T, Saito,k, Fukunaga,H, Biroh,S, Kashima,T, Tanaka,ll, Effects of
 Diltiazem and Nat concentration in Ca2+ free medium on Ca2+ paradox in the
 myocardium. In Myocardial Structure & Metabolisa, 6,132-141 (1984) (In
 Japanese with English summary)
 2,Saito,k, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka,T, Biroh,S, Kashima,f, Tanaka,H.
 Cardiomyopathy in spontaneously diabetic RK mouse. In Myocardial Structure &
 Metabolism, 6,254-260 (1984) (In Japanese with English summary)
 3.Saito,X, Tanaka,ll, Fukunaga,il, Matsuoka, ?T, Kashima,T, Nishi,S. Myocardial
 ultrastructure of cardiomyopathic animals. In Regulation of Cardiac Fuction,
 ed by Abe & Opie, 107-115 (1984)
 4.Saito,k, Daitoku,K, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka, T, Biroh,S, Kakei,M, Kashima,T,
 Tanaka,H. Chlorpromazine-induced cardiomyopathy in rats. Heart & Vessels Cin
 press)
 5.Saito,K, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka,T, Biroh,5, Kashima,T, Tanaka,H. Cultured
 heart cells from the spontaneously diabetic KK mouse. Heart & vessels (in
 press)
 6.Saito,k, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka,T, Biroh,S, Kashima,T, Tanaka,ll, Effects of
 tolbutamide on cultured heart cells of mice. J.Mol.Cell.Cardiol. (in press) </doc>


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<doc> Ru. Raynocs Tohacce USA
 ‘Minstan-Saiam, N. ©, 27102
 The Honorable Gexry Sikorski
 Congress of the United states
 House of Representatives
 414 Cannon House Office Building
 Washington, DC 208158
 Dear Mr, Sikorski:
 One of the firat matters brought to my attention upon my
 return to R. 7. Reynolds Tobacco Company on June i, after a
 eeveryeat absence, was a copy of your Hay 3 letter to Penny
 Farthing of Patton, Boggs & Blow concerning one ef our recent
 Ganel advertisenantes.
 I have carefully reviewed the situation and have concluded
 that this ad should never have run. I can also say that it
 would net have run had I been at Reynolds when it was pro«
 posed. I apologize to you and others whe were offended by it
 and can assure you that it will never run again.
 As background, thie particular ad was designed to appeal to a
 target audience of 18-34 year-old males whe were snokers of
 competitive products. Surveys show, for whatever reason, that
 adult males ara reluctant te redeem consumer product coupons.
 Tt was hoped that by taking a humorous approach, the concept
 of coupon redemption would become more appealing to this
 target audience. While not intended, I can understand how
 this element of our advertisement could be miginterpreted as
 advice te underage readers on how to redeem cigarette coupons.
 tn addition to your letter, we have also received conplaints
 that other elements of thia ad were offensive, particularily to
 women because of its perceived gexist overtones, I am equally
 sancerned about this issue, - ;
 t will not attempt to defend this ad, except to say that it
 Glearly was not our intention te offend any segment of the
 Amerioan public ner was it our intention te encourage ninors
 to smoke or vedeem cigaratte coupons.
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 Qualitative Consulting
 CIGARETTE SCREENER
 Respondent Name: Home Phone:
 Address: Work Phone:
 Cry: State: Zip Cede:
 Group #
 Recruiter, Date Recrulted;
 Hello, I'm, from, a market research firm In
 . We are conducting a brief study and would like to ask you a few questions,
 Record: Male ( ) Groups 2 and 3
 Female ( ) Group 1
 1. Into what range does your current age fall?
 Under 21 () Terminate.
 21-24 ( } Continue
 25-28 ( ) Continue
 29-34 ( ) Terminate
 85-49 () Terminate
 50+ ( ) Terminate
 Recruiter; All groups should ekew ($0%+) to 21-24 versus 25-28.
 2 Are you, of anyone in your household, or close friends employed by the State or Federal
 Government?
 Yes ( ) Continue
 No ( ) Skip to O.4
 3, You mentioned that you or someone close to you works for the Gtate or Federal Government. 60
 26'd
 that we can obtaln an equal representation of people, we need to knaw what government
 department or agency this person or persons work for.
 toes,
 Recruiter: Terminate or tally if raspondera mentions:
 State: Any health or fagal depanment
 Any member of the legislature or thelr staff
 Federal: = Any connection to tha Federal Trade Commission, Food and Drug
 Administration, Attorney General, or Human Services Department =n
 (Inckiding Surgeon General's offiog). 8
 Any member af Congress or their stalf aN
 Recruiter: Limit miltary personnel to 3 per group. e
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 Subject: Attn Merit Smokers!
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 Attention Merit Smokers! ow bs s ar yet hie? :
 AS ael Fe reser’
 We are soliciting your comments on the recent introduction
 Your comments will help to ensure that we continue to
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<doc> Hr. Joke Crave Deaender 3, 1948
 ast. Chief of Nanufsoture
 MR, Hexmer
 Director of Researoh
 We ere saclosing report on the Physiesl Properties of Fall. MALLS , Lot No.
 345, from the Market.
 Ia general, the physical characteristics are norm,
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> LATIN AMERICA BUSINESS BUILDING MEETING
 W. H. WEBB REMARKS
 NEW ORLEANS
 DECEMBER 9, 1994
 -- Lights Up --
 Good Morning
 | am very pleased to be here today with all of you,//
 am sorry that | was unable to attend the sessions
 held earlier this week, however Peter has told me that
 your presentations were informative and that you've
 had a lot of productive discussions in the last few
 days. //
 The strong success that you've achieved this year in
 the Latin

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America Region complements very good
 performances by the other Regions in Philip Morris
 International. if
 By now you are all aware that 1994 has turned out to
 be a fantastic year for Philip Morris International W
 Furthermore, | believe that our business is
 competitively poised for continued strong growth/ I'd
 like to spend the next few minutes updating you on
 the other Regions and reviewing our global
 trademarks. if
 - Turn Down the Lights -
 12/06/94 Final
 05:00 PM
 ¢:MICHELE\abusl.DOC
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 Susan L. Santos
 Ms. Santos is Research Program Director for Columbia University’s Center for Risk Communication (CRC). As
 Research Program Director for the Center, Ms. Santos provides expert consultation in the areas of risk
 communication and assessment. Ms. Santos is Principal Investigator for several risk communication research
 programs and she also develops and implements 2 wide variety of risk communication training programs. Ms.
 Santos is also a part-time instructor in the Hazardous Materials Management M.S. Program

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at Tufts University.
 Ms. Santos received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry and Sociology at Boston College and her graduate
 degree in Civil Engineering and Public Health from Tufts University.
 Ms. Santos has over fourteen years of environmental experience in the public and private sectors including 8 years
 at EPA Region I, primarily in the areas of toxic chemical and hazardous waste management. Ms. Santos has over
 six years of engineering consulting experience. Prior to her appointment at Columbia, Ms. Santos was Corporate
 Director for Risk Assessment Services with ABB Environmental. Ms. Santos’ areas of expertise include the conduct
 and evaluation of human health and environmental risk assessments and risk communication. A specialist in the
 design, implementation, and evaluation of risk:and environmental issue-oriented information and education
 programs, Ms. Santos has developed numerous information and communication strategies for hazardous waste sites,
 facility permitting, impact assessments, and community and worker right-to-know programs. Considered a leading
 risk communication practitioner, Ms. Santos has planned and participated as the lead communicator for close to 200
 public meetings, hearings, citizen briefings and workshops on behalf of the government and industry. Ms. Santos
 has conducted Focus Groups, and direct mail survey programs as both research activities and as part of risk
 communication programs for industry and government agencies. Ms. Santos has also developed and served as the
 primary trainer/facilitator for over fifty Risk Assessment and Risk Communication training programs.
 Ms. Santos has numerous publications in the areas of Risk Communication and Assessment. She has recently
 completed a report to the German Marshall Fund on a Comparative Study of Risk Assessment and Risk
 Communication Practices between Western Europe and the United States. This report is the product of a German
 Marshall Fund Fellowship Award to Ms. Santos in 1989.
 Ms. Santos’ interest in the communication of risk focuses on several issues including: how to facilitate two-way
 communication and decision-making among various players with different objectives; how to assist practitioners in
 understanding the role of risk perception in communication; how to explain risk information to various audiences
 and how to build trust and credibility. Recently, Ms. Santos has been focusing on risk assessment and risk
 communication strategies for Air Toxics, and the relationship of risk communication to pollution prevention
 activities. From an international perspective, Ms. Santos-also works in understanding and facilitating cross cultural
 differences in risk communication.
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 Beasley named executive vice president; new head of marketing department
 Andrew J. Schindler, president and chief executive officer of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.,
 announced today that Lynn J. Beasley has been named executive vice president and head
 of the company’s marketing department. Most recently Beasley was senior vice president
 - brand marketing for the Winston, Camel and Salem brands.
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 marketing operations and strategic planning function.
 ¢ David N. Iauco, senior vice president - new business. lauco will have responsibility
 for the Eclipse and Moonlight brands as well as the company's market research
 function.
 e Edmund C. Leary - vice president - marketing - Winston.
 ¢ Frances V. Creighton - vice president - marketing - Camel.
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<doc> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 CONTACT: Barry Holt / Nicholas M. Rolli (212) 907-5332 (212) 907-5333
 PHILIP MORRIS ANNOUNCES RESTRUCTURING PLAN; ESTIMATES 1993
 END ADOPTS SFAS NO. 112; DECLARES REGULAR QUARTERLY
 NEW YORK, November 24, 1993 -- Philip Morris Companies Inc. (NYSE: MO) today
 announced a restructuring plan to significantly reduce its cost structure and improve its future
 growth, profitability and cash flow. In addition, the company estimated that 1993 net
 eamings per share, excluding the charges related to the restructuring plan and an accounting
 change, would be approximately 16% lower than in 1992, The decrease is the result of lower
 prices in the U.S. cigarette market, and is in line with analysts’ recent projections. The board
 of directors also declared a regular quarterly dividend of $.65 per share.
 “Although 1993 has been a challenging year, our current domestic tobacco strategies are
 achieving our objectives, and all of our other businesses are performing well and have good
 momentum,” said Michael A. Miles, chairman of the board and chief executive officer. "The
 actions beingannounced today reflect our determination to be the lowest cost competitor in all
 of our core operations, and will contribute to profit growth in all of our businesses next
 year.” :
 The restructuring plan consists of a $457 million after-tax charge, principally to cover the
 downsizing or closure of approximately 40
 manufacturing and other facilities over the next few years. During this period, the workforce
 will be reduced by approximately 14,000 employees, or
 about 8% of the company's current total of 168,000 employees. In addition, in the fourth
 quarter of 1993 the company will adopt Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (SFAS)
 No. 112, Employers’ Accounting for Postemployment Benefits, primarily relating to
 severance payments. The adoption of SFAS No, 112 will result in an after-tax charge of
 $495 million. After taxes, the restructuring charge and the accounting change will lower
 full-year 1993 net earnings by a total of $952 million, or $1.08 per share.
 The company expects the restructuring plan to begin lowering operating costs in 1994, and to
 generate approximately $600 miltion in annual after-tax savings by 1997. The company
 expects a payback period of approximately three years. Savings from the planned actions will
 be used for both business-building initiatives and profit improvement.
 The company said that the plant consolidations, closings and downsizings will occur over the
 next three to four years, and are possible because of more efficient manufacturing methods.
 The company expects to initiate some of the planned actions before the end of this year;
 further actions will be announced as they are individually scheduled to occur.
 Most of the positions being eliminated relate to the manufacturing consolidations, although
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 Begin with the principal
 Amnon Altman Member and Division Head
 EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.)
 YEAR
 INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY
 Univ. of Tel Aviv, Israel B.Sc. 1968 Biology/Immunology
 Univ. of Tel Aviv, Israel M.Sc. 1968 Biology/Immunology
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1975 Biology/Immunology
 publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO-PAGE
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 1970-75 In vitro studies on the mechanism of cell-mediated immunity, Dept. Cell Biol., Weizmann
 Institute
 1975-77 Visiting Fellow, research work in tumor immunolgy, Laboratory of Immunobiology,
 Research Foundation/
 Research Foundation
 Research Foundation
 Honors and Memberships:
 9/78 National Cancer Institute Young Investigator Research Award
 1/79 National Leukemia Association, Inc., Research Grant
 7/79 American Cancer Society Junior Faculty Research Award
 7/83 Leukemia Society of America, Inc., Scholarship Award
 Israel Immunological Society
 Member, American Association of Pathologists
 Associate Editor, Journal of Immunology
 Editorial Board, Lymphokine Research.
 Publications: (92 total as of 5/31/93)
 activation. Immunol, Today 7:271, 1986.
 J. Biol. Chem. 263:3626, 1988. </doc>


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 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 Richmond, Virginia
 To: P. Martin Date: December 27, 1995
 From: Edilia Correa
 Subject: Ideation Workshop Notes -- December 4, 1995
 Submitted for your review are Enclosure 1 -- Session Plan and Enclosure 2 -- Ideation
 Workshop Notes from the "Filter Keepers" ideation session held on December 4, 1995. In
 addition, Enclosure 3 includes "hand-written" notes and sketches as recorded in flip charts by
 the session participanis.
 The purpose of the workshop and brainstorming session was to guide a multi-disciplined
 R&D / MTS group through an exploration of new ideas for litter prevention devices, basically
 storage devices for used filters.
 The brainstorming session was successful in bringing forth new options and features for “filter
 keeper" devices. Complete product concepts though, require more than an initial session
 to fully outline, understand and address physical attributes of ideas. As part of the ideation
 process, "how to" technical sessions may follow initial brainstorming to ultimately define
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<doc> Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middie): ___ Ben-Nun, Avraham
 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
 Provide the following information for the key personnel in the order listed on Form Page 2.
 Photocopy this page or follow this format for each person.
 NAME
 POSITION TITLE
 INSTITUTION AND LOCATION (feppleabie) YEAR(S) FIELD OF STUDY
 Tel Aviv University, Dept. of Microbiology M.Sc. 1974 Inmmology, Microbiology
 Weizmann Inst.. of Science, Dept. of Cell Biology Ph.D. 1981 Autoimmmity
 Harvard Medical School, Dept. of Genetics Postdoc Virus Inmmmology
 Mol. Biol. of MHC
 POSITIONS
 1993-to date
 1994
 1985-1993
 1984
 1982-84
 1982
 Jan.-June
 1981
 AWARDS
 1975
 1981
 1981
 1982-1984
 1983-1985
 1985-1986
 1985-1987
 1985-1990
 1985-1993
 1986-1990
 1993-to date
 Associate Professor, Department of Immunology, The Weizmann Institute
 of Science.
 Visiting Professor, Deptartment of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology,
 Harvard University. (Host: Prof. J. Strominger)
 Senior Scientist, Department of Cell Biology, The Weizmann Institute of
 Science.
 Scientist, Department of Cell Biology, The Weizmann Institute of Science.
 Postdoctoral fellow, Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School,
 Boston. Supervisor: Prof. J. Seidman.
 Research Fellow with Drs. J.L. Strominger and S.J. Burakoff, Sidney-
 Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston.
 Postgraduate fellow with Prof. LR. Cohen (half-time) and with Prof. R.
 Amon, Weizmann Institute of Science
 Distinction award for M.Sc studies, Tel Aviv University.
 Distinction Prize of the Feinberg Graduate School of the Weizmann
 Institute for Ph.D. thesis.
 Fulbright Scholarship from the U.S.-Israel Higher Educational Foundation
 Chaim Weizmann Post Doctoral Fellowship
 National Multiple Sclerosis Society, USA post-doctoral fellowship
 Israel Cancer Society. Research fellowship on:
 Molecular immunology and tumor metastases.
 Israel Cancer Research Fund, USA. Research
 fellowship on: Tumor immunology/molecular immunology.
 Alon Higher Education Fellow
 Incumbent, Swig-Weiler Career Development Chair
 at the Weizmann Institute of Science.
 Cancer Research Institute, USA. Investigator Award on.
 Molecular analysis of T-cell mediated autoimmune pathogenic processes.
 Incumbent, The Eugene and Marcia Appelbaum Professorial Chair.
 PHS 398 (Rev. 5/95)
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<doc> Boston Globe
 11/29/99
 Big tobacco changes tune to stop FDA
 Industry to highlight dangers of products in high court case
 By Bob Hohler, Globe Staff
 &{ASHINGTON - After decades of downplaying smoking's dangers, cigarette makers plan to
 reuc before the Supreme Court this week that the Food and Drug Administration has no right
 to police the industry because tobacco products are too deadly for the FDA to regulate.
 In a landmark case with sweeping public health implications, the $50 billion industry is keeping
 its Marlboro Man image out of the courtroom and expressing a new corporate motto that is
 emblazoned on Philip Morris's Web site: "There is no ‘safe’ cigarette."
 The turnabout is pivotal to the industry's attempt to thwart the FDA, which claimed jurisdiction
 over Lobacco products in 1996 after concluding that nicotine is a drug and cigarettes are drug-
 delivery devices.
 With the FDA poised to alter the way cigareties are marketed and sold in the 21st century, the
 court is weighing the industry's complaint that the Clinton administration cxcecded its legal
 authority in permitting the FDA to assert control over tobacco products. Both sides are scheduled
 to present oral arguments Wednesday, and the court is expected to issue a ruling carly next year.
 Industry lawyers plan to argue that if the FDA prevails in court the agency will have no choice
 but to ban the sale of cigarettes because the law requires the FDA to regulate only drugs that are
 "safe and effective."
 "It all comes back to whether we are safe and effective," an industry official said Jast week in a
 briefing with reporters on the condition that he not be identified. "We are not safe and effective."
 The industry contends that only Congress has the power to abridge the rights of adults to buy
 dangerous tobacco products and has chosen instead to require safety warnings and other
 restrictions short of FDA intervention.
 "This is a significant issue, whether an unelected bureaucrat of the federal government can ban a
 legal product of a major American industry,” said Scott Williams, a spokesman for the five
 largest tobacco manufacturers.
 As a sign of the industry's disdain for the FDA's proposed regulations, Williams derided the
 agency's finding that cigaretics arc drug-delivery devices. "Saying a cigarette is a delivery device
 is like saying ketchup is a vegetable," he said. "It doesn't make sense.”
 In court papers, the FDA argues that the law provides cxceptions for the agency to regulate
 unsafe products such as tobacco rather than ban them if it is in the public interest. And the FDA
 says it has no intention of outlawing tobacco because “the sudden withdrawal from the market of
 products to which so many millions of people are addicted would be dangerous."
 Under proposed regulations that President Clinton announced in 1996, the FDA has chiefly
 targeted the marketing and sales of tobacco products to minors. Studies have shown that more
 than 90 percent of adult smokers started as minors, and more than 400,000 adults die each year
 of smoking-related illnesses.
 Antitobacco advocates said the FDA's proposed campaign against youth smoking is crucial to
 stemming what John R. Seffrin, head of the American Cancer Society, called "the 20th century's
 single largest public health disaster." He and other advocates portrayed the industry's talk of a
 possible ban on cigarettes as a scare tactic.
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 January 31, 1994
 TO: Shari Teitelbaum INVOICE #5741
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<doc> PERSONAL DATA:
 Birth Date:
 Nationality:
 Marital Status:
 Address:
 Phone:
 e mail:
 EDUCATION:
 1969
 1972
 1976
 POSITIONS:
 1976 - 78
 1978 - 80
 CURRICULUM VITAE
 January 1994
 Quentin J. Pittman
 September 23, 1952 - Lethbridge, Alberta
 Canadian
 Married, 3 children
 Department of Medical Physiology
 and Neuroscience Research Group
 Faculty of Medicine
 The University of Calgary
 3330 Hospital Drive, N.W.
 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
 T2N 4N1
 (403) 220-7383 (office)
 (403) 220-4497 (lab)
 (403) 283-2700 (fax)
 pittman@acs.ucalgary.ca
 High School, Lethbridge, Albert:
 Bachelor of Arts and Science - Major in Biology
 University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alberta
 Ph.D. - Medical Physiology, University of Calgary,
 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
 Supervisor: Dr. K.E. Cooper
 Post-doctoral Fellow - Division of Neurology, Montreal
 General Hospital and McGill University, Montreal, Canada
 Supervisor: Dr. L.P. Renaud
 Post-doctoral Fellow - Arthur V. Davis Centre for Behavioral
 Neurobiology, Salk Institute, La Jolla, CA.
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 Professor of Pharmacology, Stanford University
 Director, Addiction Research Foundation, Palo Alto, California
 Address; Addiction Research Foundation, 701 Welch Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304
 Telephone: (415) 321-8339
 Personal data
 Born July 3, 1919, New York, New York. Social Security No, 103-09-4513.
 Education and experience
 1940 A.B., Harvard University
 1943 M.D., Harvard University
 1944 Inter, Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York, New York
 1944-46 ist Lt., Capt., United States Army Medical Corps
 1947-49 Instructor in Pharmacology, Harvard University
 1949-50 - Moseley Traveling Fellow of Harvard University (University
 o£ Edinburgh and Stazione Zoologica, Naples)
 1950-51 + Associate in Pharmacology, Harvard University
 1951-52 Assistant, Pharmacological Institute, Bern, Switzerland
 1952-55 Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Tutor in
 . Biochemical Sciences, Harvard University
 1955=present Professor and Chairman (1955-1970), Department of
 1973-present
 Pharmacology, Stanford University School of Medicine
 Founder and Director, Addiction Research Foundation, Palo Alto
 (1948 Lalor Fellow, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole,
 Massachusetts)
 (1962-63 Visiting Professor, University Institute of Microbiology,
 Copenhagen, Denmark)
 (1968-69 Visiting Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Cambridge
 University, England; Visiting Fellow, Fitzwilliam College)
 1953-58 Associate Editor, Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental
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 1956-59 Advisory Committee on Therapy, American Cancer Society
 1956-60 Pharmacology Panel, National Board of Medical Examiners |
 1965-68 Founder and Editor, Molecular Pharmacology
 1969-present Member, Editorial Board, Molecular Pharmacology
 1967-71 Board of Scientific Advisors, Roche Institute of Molecular
 Biology
 1972 Chairman, Fourth National Conference on Methadone Treatment
 1975-present
 1975-present
 1975—present
 -1976-present
 Member, Medical Advisory Committee for LAAM Study, National
 Institute on Drug Abuse
 Member, Editorial Board, American Journal of Aleohol and
 Drug Abuse
 Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Life Sciences
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 A study by Common Cause shows
 some Colorado politicians have
 fared well in contributions from
 groups battling health care re-
 form. Such groups as the Ameri-
 can Medical Association and in-
 surance industry political action
 committees have shelled out
 more than $45 million to current
 members of Congress over the
 past decade. Among Coloradans, ~
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 and Democratic Sen. Ben Night- |i
 horse Campbeil received
 $89,728. Republican Rep. Dan
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 VITAL STATISTICS
 Michael James Brennan Married : 8 Children
 Date of Birth: June 11, 1921 Birthplace: Mt, Clemens, Michigan
 Office Address: 110 £. Warren Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48201
 Home Address: 1168 Three Mile Drive, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230
 PRESENT POSITIONS AND TITLES
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 President and Medical Director, The Michigan Cancer Foundation
 Professor of Medicine, Wayne State University School of Medicine
 Director, Comprehensive Cancer Center of Metropolitan Detroit
 PRE-MEDICAL EDUCATION
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 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, University of Detroit, 1942
 Fellow, Graduate School of Chemistry and Physics, University of Detroit,
 1942-43
 MEDICAL EDUCATION
 Loyola University College of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois, February 1947, M.D,
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 Associate Physician, Hematology Division, Henry Ford Hospital, July 19517
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 Chief, Medical Service and Laboratory Service, U.S. Army Hospital, Fort
 Monmouth, New Jersey, August 1352 to August 1954
 Chief, Oncology Division, Henry Ford Hospital, August 1954 to March 1966
 Certified, American Board of Internal] Medicine, April 1954
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