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<doc> he INTRODUCTION ©
 / - The research work involving the relationship between cigarette
 smoke and hemoglobin as studied by Eléctron Spin Resonance has been’. - . ta ne
 discussed in a proposal submitted recéntly. ‘The purpose of this dis” . a
 cussion is to briefly point out the most.recent findings in this area and ao
 to enumerate the methods to be used in further studies on cigarette ve .
 smoke and air pollutants and their effect on hemoglobin. A typical ESR’ . a
 spectrum of the reaction between cigarette smoke and hemoglobin is
 shown in Figure l.
 Thus far, we have found that this reaction also.occurs when: .
 “smoke from cigars and pipe tobacco is mixed with hemoglobin. In addi-
 tion, the sidestream smoke from tobacco burning at low temperatures .
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 also produced species which reacted with hemoglobin. This suggests
 that non-smokers present-in an environment where tobacco ‘is merely oe
 -; burned are also subjected €o the. same. (gaseous) pollutants as smokers.
 Having established that, a large portion, of the. population is éx~" nen
 a “posed to air pollutants (primarily as gaseous tobacco smoke) that react oe
 with hemoglobin, the question arises as to.the potential short and long-—
 term health hazards involved in breathing these gases. |
 iH, EXPERIMENTAL
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 630 Fifth Avenue
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 mentioned Iraqi patent becomes due May 16, 1969.
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 to do so in order to place third parties on notice.
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 AARON E. FREEMAN, Ph.D.
 Born March 5, 1928, Buena Vista, Virginia.
 B.A., The George Washington University, Washington, D.C., June 1951.
 M.S., The George Washington University, Washington, D.C., dune 1954.
 Ph.D., The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., June 1964.
 Professional Affiliations and Listings
 Adjunct Professor of Biology, University of Akron, 1975, 1976.
 Reviewing Editor for In Vitro
 Tissue Culture Association
 Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
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 1976 - present: Torrey Pines Research Center
 Director of Research
 1972 - 1976: The Children's Hospital of Akron, Ohio
 1972 - 1974 Senior Research Associate
 1974 - 1976 Director of Experimental Pathology,
 Project Director
 1962 - 1972: Microbiological Associates, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland
 1962 - 1964 Cell Physiologist
 Department of Virus Research
 1964 - 1967 Director of Quality Control Department
 1965 ~ 1972 Project Director
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<doc> -—--Original Message———
 From: Chalkin, Karen
 Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 4:47 PM
 To: Comes, Cheryl M.; 'Ibuckley@changingourworld.cam’
 Ge: Johnson, Towanda G.
 Subject: FW: YMCA in Columbus
 Cheryl,
 Jill Hamilton from the YMCA asks that we set another date when you will be able to join with
 us. They obviously need to hear about you're having worked with other Y's.
 Presently, good dates we're looking at are June 26, July 5 or 6 and July 9-12.
 Please let me know soonest if any of these are good for you.
 Lisa, let me know your schedule as weil.
 Thanks!
 Youth Smoking Prevention
 VLOLSELS807 </doc>


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 Tuesday, August 01, 2000 12:47 PM
 McCormick, Brendan J.; Hough, Melissa; Wilson, Gregory B.; Chaikin, Karen; Fernandez, Henry L.; Williams,

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Carrie T.; Balgley,
 Annemarie; Comes, Cheryl M.; ‘Carolyn Cavicchio'; Stansel, Robin (Hulsey), Fernandez, Nelson (BURSON);
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 Daragan, Karen M,; Hayes, Kim
 YSPP Planning Meeting
 Please let me know if Thursday, Sept. 7* is available for the YSPP all day Planning Meeting.
 Aug. 7 or 8" are no longer being considered.
 Thanks.
 Ali T. Curi
 Youth Smoking Prevention
 917-663-2072
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<doc> THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
 June. 21, 1993
 James F. Glenn, M.D. .
 Chairman of the Board
 The Council For Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc.
 900 Third Avenue -
 New York, NY 10022 _
 GUEST REGISTRATION(S) FOR
 FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OF INTERACTING RECEPTORS
 MAY 25-28, 1994 .
 Please list below the name(s), titles, addresses and phone numbers of the four people from your
 company who should receive the guest registration(s) to this conference.
 Please be sure to return this form to Lynn Serra at the address below by April 1, 1994: Thank -
 you. : </doc>


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<doc> PROJECT TITLE: Electrophysiological Studies
 PROJECT LEADER: F. P. Gullotta
 WRITTEN BY: C. S. Hayes
 Objective: To develop methods to objectively and reliably evaluate
 human responses to smoke constituents and tobacco flavorants.
 Results:
 Cognitive NERP Study
 Current experimental efforts are directed toward “assisting Flavor
 Development by utilizing the cognitive NERP paradigm to evaluate
 various sources of. natural menthol and synthetic menthol substitutes
 for natural menthol. Subjective testing is also being conducted on
 four menthol samples to determine whether subjects can detect
 differences. Further NERP and subjective testing needs to be
 conducted before any conclusions can be derived from the data.
 Experiments comparing a 75:25 mixture of synthetic/natural menthol
 to 100% synthetic menthol continue to be conducted. To date, three
 subjects have been tested with this comparison.! All of the
 subjects failed to correctly identify the different stimuli, indi-
 cating that the comparison was very difficult to discriminate. This
 more difficult discrimination should allow us to determine the
 sensitivity of the NERP technique for disciminating differences
 among flavorants.
 Plans: Continue NERP and subjective testing of various synthetic
 and natural menthol substitutes for Flavor Development as requested.
 Complete testing of ten subjects in the 75:25 synthetic/natural
 menthol mixture vs synthetic menthol comparison.
 Reference:
 1. Martin, B. Notebook No. 8689, pp. 160-178.
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<doc> WHWG WRITER: BORK
 June 2, 1993
 SPEECH FOR NON-TOBACCO STATE GOVERNORS
 Thank you (introducer).
 I am here today to discuss a problem of national importance. It is problem
 that might not seem at first glance to effect us, here in our state. But I promise you
 that it is going to have a powerfull impact.
 And while I wouldn't normally comment on an issue like this, in this case
 the impact on our state and its government is potentially so big and so bad, I feel
 obligated to speak out.
 I am talking about the plan to hike the national! excise tax on cigarettes
 from 24 cents per pack to as much as $2.00 per pack in order to pay for health care
 833 percent.
 My concern is that if enacted this new tax would throw hundreds of
 thousands of Americans out of work, thousands of them in our state.
 It would lead toa significant increase in violent crime, including here in our
 state. .
 And it won't raise the money it's supposed to raise, but it will reduce our
 state's ability to raise the revenues it needs.
 Lost jobs, more crime, lost revenue -- it sounds too bad'to be true,. so let me
 give you a few details.
 First, lost jobs.
 vTSOPSez0z </doc>


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<doc> ‘Teiex 80-2851,
 Affilate
 GE Converters, Lta.
 Missiagauga, Ontario
 September 22, 1987
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 cc: Mr.
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 WW.
 J. Alley
 L, Austin
 T. Churchill
 Henson
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 A. Randour
 Reed, Jr.
 P. Truitt
 Very truly yours,
 W. T. Bennett
 President </doc>


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<doc> Biographical Information
 Last name, first name Date of birth Social Security #
 Deutsch, Paul J. 2/17/55 057-40-5911
 Major research interest Role in proposed project
 Signal transduction & Gene regulation Principal Investigator
 Education
 (Begin with baccalaureate and include postdoctoral)
 Institution and location Degree Year Field
 Harvard College, Cambridge, MA AB 1975 Biochemical Sciences
 Albert Einstein Coll. Med., Bronx, NY |MD 1982 Medicine
 Albert Einstein Coll. Med., Bronx, NY. | PhD 1982 | Molecular Pharmacology
 Research and Professional Experience
 (Starting with present position, list training and experience relevant to area of project, including teaching and clinical
 responsibilities. List all recent publications, and selected earlier key papers. indicate if this is a partial listing and give
 number of total publications, exctuding abstracts. This section should not exceed one additional page.)
 1988- Assistant Professor, Dept. of Medicine and Program in Cell Biology and
 Genetics (Various teaching duties) Cornell University Medical College, NY, NY
 1988- Assistant Attending (Dept. of Medicine and Division of Endocrinology
 and Metabolism, clinical teaching and patient care), New York Hospital, NY, NY
 1987-88 Associate, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Boston, MA ‘
 1987-88 Clinical Assistant in Medicine, Mass. General Hospital,
 1987-88 Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
 1985-87 Clinical and Research Fellow in Medicine, Mass. General Hospital and
 Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
 1984-85 Clinical Fellow in Endocrinology, Mass. General Hospital, Boston, MA
 1982-84 Intern and Resident in Medicine, Mass, General Hospital, Boston, MA
 PUBLICATIONS (Complete Listing of full-length publications):
 1. Deutsch PJ, Rosen OM, Rubin CS: Identification and characterization of latent
 pool of insulin receptors in 3T3-L1 adipocytes. J Biol Chem 1982; 257:5350-5358.
 2. Deutsch PJ, Wan CF, Rosen OM, Rubin CS: Latent insulin réceptors-possible
 receptor precursors in 3T3-L1 adipocytes. Proc Natl Acad Sci (USA) 1983; 80:133-
 136.
 3. Klibanski A, Deutsch PJ, Jameson JL, Ridgway EC, Crowley WF, Hsu DW, Habener
 JF, Black PMcL: Luteinizing hormone-secreting pituitary tumor: Biosynthetic
 characterization and clinical studies. J Clin Endo Metab 1987; 64:536-542. </doc>


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 CYTOTOXICITY OF
 DILUTED MAINSTREAM AND SIDESTREAM WHOLE SMOKE OF THE
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 SEPTEMBER 1986
 FULL FLAVORED/LOW TAR DESCRIPTIVE PANEL ID
 Name: Tel. # ( ) .___ Home
 Address: ( ) Work/
 Alternate
 City: State: ip
 Interviewer:
 "Hello, I'm from » a marketing
 research company. We're conducting a survey about tobacco products and I'd like
 to ask you a few questions."
 1. "Have you smoked any cigarettes in the past seven days?"
 YES... cece eevee CONTINUE
 \ (or TERMINATE AND TALLY
 2. "Have you been interviewed about any tobacco products in the past three months?"
 YES. cc ccc cece eee TERMINATE AND TALLY
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 18 - 24......... 1
 25 - 29......... 2
 30 - 34......... 3
 35 - 38.....004, 4
 39 or over...... TERMINATE AND TALLY
 CHECK QUOTA - IF FILLED, TERMINATE AND TALLY
 2959 12S905
 5. "Do you, or does anyone in your family, work for any of the following kinds of
 companies?" NO YES
 A food manufacturer... ... cc. cece cece cee nees
 A drug COMPANY... . cece e cece cece eeeteeece eens en
 An advertising agency... .. ccc cece ccc ene cease _.
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 Roy Shapira
 2 Avizoar Street
 Jerusalem, ISRAEL
 1982 Enrolled at the Hebrew Universtiy, Jerusalem, ISRAEL
 1985 B.Sc. in Biology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, ISRAEL
 1987 Graduate student, Direct Path Department of Physiology,
 Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School.
 List of Publications
 . Shapira, R., Ginsburg, S. and Rahamimoff, R. (1986). The effects of a
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 Rev. Clin. Basic Pharmacol. 6, 50s.
 . Rahamimoff, R., DeRiemer, S.A., Ginsburg, S., Sakmann, B., Shapira, R.,
 Silberberg, S. and Stadler, H. (1986). Short term and long term regulation
 of transmitter release. First Congress of the Asian and Oceanic
 Physiological Societies, Bangkok, Thailand, November, 1986 (abstract).
 . Shapira, R., Silberberg, S., Ginsburg, S. and Rahamimoff, R. (1987).
 Activation of Protein kinase C activator augments evoked transmitter
 release. Nature 325, 58-60.
 . Rahamimoff, R., DeRiemer, S.A., Ginsburg, S., Sakmann, B., Shapira, R.,
 Silberberg, S.D. and Stadler, H. (1987). Short term and long term
 regulation of transmitter release. In: Proceedings of the First Congress of
 the Asian and Oceanian Physiological S6CTéties. CT. PhoTpramool and Rv
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<doc> 16 FAX 804 274 7710
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 RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH
 Section A Page 12
 Sunday, 9/1/96
 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
 WINGO, Ky. — President Clinton campaigned by bus
 through tobacco country yesterday with plenty to say
 about Bob Dole and his Republican Party but not a word
 on his own recent efforts to discourage smoking by
 declaring nicotine an addictive drug.
 Clinton did mention another smoking controversy dur-
 ing his weekend campaigning: his remark two years ago
 in an MTY interview that if given a chance to relive his
 youth he would inhale if offered marijuana.
 Republicans have cited that remark as evidence Clin-
 ton is not serious about combating drug use, and said the
 comment sends the wrong signal to young Americans.
 Dole and aides have cited the comment in an effort to
 make rising drug use among young Americans an issue
 against Clinton in the presidential campaign.
 Early in the 1992 campaign, Clinton said he tried
 Marijuana once in college but did not inhale because he
 had never smoked, In a later MTV forum he was asked if
 he would inhale if given the opportunity to relive the
 moment, and he said he would try.
 Clinton, i in a Friday night inlerview, got a little help
 from MTV reporter Tabitha Soren, who noted that it was
 a “lighthearted” question.
 “Tt was a lighthearted question and it wasn’t in the
 context of some sort of endorsement of drug use and they
 know, that,” Clinton said of Republican critics. He went
 As for the tobacco controversy, there were protest
 signs along the road as Clinton's campaign bus caravan
 rolled past tobacco farms in Kentucky and Tennessee.
 ome protested Clinton’s decision to allow the Food and
 Drug Administration to classify nicotine as a drug.
 That step let the government adopt tougher regulation |
 of tobacco, and the FDA has said it hopes to cut teen ,
 smoking in half by ending ads that portray use as alluring, -
 and by making it harder for youths to buy tobacco, .
 in Paducah, Ky. more than 1,000_farmer: elt,
 families had gathered for a vally of their own to prote
 families had gathe ba vall eir own to protest
 the FDA action. Some carried signs urging Clinton to
 age your war_on illegal drugs, not tobacco farmers.”
 Kentucky Gov. Paul Patton was campaigning alongside
 Clinton, but passed up the opportunity to plunge into the
 crowd at the Wingo stop. Instead, he stood near his
 campaign bus enjoying a cigarette. Patton has sharply
 criticized Clinton's position on the issue but has said he
 nonetheless would support the Democratic ticket enthu-
 siastically.
 White House aides shrugged when asked why Clinton
 was silent on an issue of major importance in Kentucky
 and Tennessee. White House political director Doug’
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<doc> 2084582272
 Kinser, Robin D.
 From: Kinser, Robin D.
 Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 5:11 PM
 To: ‘Jill Schultz"
 Ce: Kinser, Robin D.; Neison, Beitie L; Oey, Jan; Tricker, Anthony; Walk, Roger A.; Mark Bentley
 (E-mail)
 Subject: RE: Analytical Method Status Report and Revised Philip Morris/Gavance Project Team
 Dear Jill-~-
 T have information on several aspects of analytical method development. Please share with appropriate Covance.
 colleagues,
 1) We have deleted cadmium analysis from our pilot study plans. It appears from the spreadsheet you sent yesterday
 that this has been communicated to you, but I wanted to confirm that fact.
 2) We are interested in Covance developing a method for malondialdehyde analysis, and find the method suggested by
 Mark Bentley feasible. Our colleagues at INBIFO have also suggested another method for MDA analysis in urine. T have not
 acquired this reprint yet, but the reference is
 Draper, H.H., and Hadley, M. Malondialdehyde determination as index of lipid peroxidation, Methods in Enzymology 186, 421 - 431
 (1990). Shall I initiate conversation with Mark when we have reviewed this paper? We will still want a sub-contractor to provide
 MDA data for the Pilot Study. _
 3) Tony Tricker has an alternative method for NNK metabolites which is, as I understand, a simpler work-up, but
 which requires LC/MS/MS capabilities. He is out of the office Monday and Tuesday of next week, so I am not sure when we can
 provide a method description for you,
 4) Jan Oey has requested from you ina an earlier message day a list of necessary standards and amounts. With that
 in hand we will determine the best and fastest approach to acquisition of required materials.
 Please contact me if you have further questions,
 Robin Kinser
 Robin.D.Kinser@pmusa.com
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 I'm Chris Kircher, Manager of Financial
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<doc> THIS REPORT 1S CONFIDENTIAL TO THE BUSINESS OF THE
 COMPANY: IT SHOULD BE CAREFULLY HANDLED, 1S NOT Accession Number: 84-005
 TRANSFERABLE TO ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL, AND 1S NOT TO :
 BE PHOTOCOPIED. Copy Number: +
 If the report has served Its purpose and Is no ,
 longer needed, please return It Imaediately to Issued To: [ A 5} Aches YSN)
 the Central File at the Research Canter for
 record keeping purposes and destruction.
 PHILIP MORRIS U-S-A- DO NOT
 COPY
 RESEARCH CENTER . LEND OR
 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CIRCULATE!
 CHARGE NO» & TITLE: 1101 - ENTOMOLOGICAL RESEARCH
 TYPE REPORT: (© ANNUAL © SEMIANNUAL © COMPLETION © SPECIAL
 DATE: January 11, 1984 ‘PERIOD COVERED: January 15, 1983 - January 11, 1984
 REPORT TITLE: ENTOMOLOGICAL RESEARCH -- ANNUAL REPORT
 BY Qe fa Ti
 fi. Faustini
 APPROVED BY q /) LL —
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 DISTRIBUTION:
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 PIEOEOI002
 KEYWORDS: Cigarette beetle, insect growth, insect growth regulator, KABATo,
 larval feeding, sex pheromone, serricornin, anhydroserricornin, pupal cell,
 alkaloid metabolism, efficacy tests, magnesium phosphide, Oriental bales,
 perforated polyethylene, phosphine, fumigation. </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Pct
 CLIENT: PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 TITLE: CAROLYN LEVY SPEECH
 CONSUMER RESEARCH FOR MARLBORO MEDIUM
 FIFTH DRAFT
 JOB #: MM-5897
 DATE: APRIL 29, 1991
 RED BOOT SPREAD
 (CONTINUES )
 ~Good-—merning. In consumer research we deal with
 a lot of numbers. Rarely have we seen numbers
 as good as those that you'll see today for

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Marlboro Medium. If I had to point to one
 number that we feel is the most important, the
 most predictive of marketplace performance,
 that number would be purchase interest...how
 interested a consumer is in buying a product
 after trying it.
 The way we measure purchase interest is through
 what we call an ad pack study. In an ad pack
 study, we intercept smokers in shopping malls
 all around the country. We show them an ad for
 the new product and get them to describe the
 product based on the ad. We then give them a
 pack to take home with them, and in 2 to 3 days
 we call them back for their reactions. a
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS,INC.
 RESTARt*H. AND DEVELOPMENT
 Completion Report
 The Measurement of Exit Smoke Temperatures
 Cpenared by:
 Distribution
 Mr. A. E. O'Keeffe Mr. F. E. Resnik
 Me. R. S. Davidow Dr. L. S. Harrow
 Mr. J. C. Holmes Dr. R. B. Seltgman
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Aaron P. Mitchell Biographical Information
 Date of Birth: September 13, 1955
 Citizenship: U.S.
 Education
 9/74 to 6/77 Carnegie-Mellon University B.S. Biology
 Pittsburgh, PA
 9/77 to 6/84 Massachusetts Insitute of Ph.D. Biology
 Technology, Cambridge, MA
 Boris Magasanik, Advisor
 Thesis: Regulation of Glutamine Synthetase in
 S. cerevisiae
 Appointments
 6/84 to 6/87 Posdoctoral Fellow
 University of California, San Francisco, CA
 Ira Herskowitz, lab head
 Project: Control of Meiosis in Yeast
 6/87 to present Assistant Professor of Microbiology
 Institute of Cancer Research
 Columbia University, New York
 7/90 to present Instructor
 Yeast Genetics Summer Course
 Cold Spring Harbor Labs
 Awards
 Lamport Basic Research Award, Columbia University College of Physicians
 and Surgeons, May, 1991.
 Searle Scholar, May, 1989.
 Irma T. Hirschl Career Scientist Award, January, 1988.
 Damon Runyon -

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Walter Winchell Cancer Fund Postdoctoral
 Fellowship, August, 1984.
 Sigma Xi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, July, 1984.
 Ribosome Prize, Department of Biological Sciences, Carnegie-Mellon
 University, June, 1977.
 B. S. with Honors, Carnegie-Mellon University, June, 1977.
 Publications
 1. Covitz, P. A., I. Herskowitz, and A. P, Mitchell. 1991. The yeast RME1 gene encodes
 a putative zine finger protein that is directly repressed by al-a2. Genes Devel. 5:1981-
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> CABARRUS COUNTY
 BRAND CODE-06240 (STD)
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 CIRCUMFERENCE
 CALCULATED VOLUME
 CALCULATED DENSITY
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 LOOSE ENDS
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 GRAMS
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 LBS.
 EFFECTIVE DATE:
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 COMMENTS
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
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 OTHER APPLICABLE BRANDS:
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 K. V. SMITH
 12/05/97
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> REMARKS BY MICHAEL A. MILES
 CHAIRMAN AND CEO
 PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC.
 Union League Club
 Public Affairs Forum
 New York City
 June 25, 1992
 Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here.
 When

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| was invited to speak to you, |
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 anything | wanted to, as long as | said
 something interesting.
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 in the 1960's, where the ultra-liberal
 comedian Mort Sahl was introduced by a
 master of ceremonies who said, "Come on
 out, Mort, and say something really
 funny."
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> KAZUO K. KIMURA: PUBLICATIONS
 Pace, D. M. and Kimura, K. K., “The Effect of Temperature on Respiration
 in Paramecium aurelia and Paramecium candatum," J. Cell Physiol.,
 24:173, 1944.
 Holck, Harald G. 9. and Kimura, K. K., "Influence of Sex upon Resistance
 to Quabain in the Rat," Fed. Proc. 3:75, 1944.
 Holck, Harald G. 0., and Kazuo K. Kimura and Eugene Kimura, "The Potency
 of a New Extract of Convallaria majalis Leaves. V. Studies oni the
 Stability of Convara," J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 34:149, 1945.
 Holck, Harald G. 9., Kazuo K. Kimura and Barbara Bartels, "Effect of
 the Anesthetic and the Rate of Injection of Digitalis Upon Its.
 Lethal Dose In Cats," J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 35:366, 1946.
 Kimura, Kazuo K. and Klaus R. Unna, "The Effect of a Non-Curarizing
 Dose of d-Tubocurarine on Increased Motor Activity of Mice
 Induced by Barbiturates," Fed. Proc., 6:344, 1947.
 Unna, Klaus R. and Kazuo K. Kimura, "Antagonism Between Curare and
 Physostigmine," Fed. Proc., 6:378, 1947.
 Kimura, K. K. and Unna, K. R., "Methods for the Evatuation cof Compounds
 with Curare-Like Action," Fed. Proc., 7:233, 1948.
 Kimura, K. K.,

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Klaus R. Unna and Carl C. Pfeiffer, "Diatropine Derivatives |
 as Proof that d-Tubocurarine is a Blocking Moiety Containing, Twin
 Atropine Acetylcholine Prosthetic Groups,” J. Pharm. & Exp. Ther.,
 95:149, 1949,
 Lasslo, Andrew and Kazuo K. Kimura, "Chemical and Phar macologic Studies
 on Emetine andi Quaternary Emetine Derivatives," J. Amer. Pharm.
 Assoc., 39:44, 1950.
 Holck, Harald G. O., Kazuo K. Kimura and T. Eugene Kimura, "Comparison
 of Analgetic Activity of 67 Arylalkamines with that of Morphine
 and Meperidine by the Mouse Hot Pliate Method,” J. Am. Pharm. Assoc.,
 39:354, 1950.
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 cent a eesepiinimn mre
 B. Eréffnungsrede des Vorsitzenden
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> E William Free & Company, Inc.
 NEWYORK LONDON
 June 10, 1981
 Mr. M. od. O'Neid]
 Director of Research
 The American Tobacco Company
 245 Park Avenue
 New York, NY 10167
 RE: DENVER PRE-BLITZ RESEARCH
 Dear Mike:
 This reports on the first phase of a three wave awareness study
 prior to the commencement of the Denver Blitz Campaign.
 y. Major Findings
 Car}ton and Barclay were each thought to be "lowest in tar" at
 the 20% level. The next largest brand was Now at 17.5%.
 2. Background
 Three waves of research are planned for Denver, this, the pre-
 wave and two past-waves, one in early duly and another in October,
 three months after completion of the Blitz.
 This

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study, which wil] serve as the “benchmark" for Denver, was
 designed to simply identify the brand thought to be lowest in tar
 and the smoker's current brand. It is broken demographically only
 by age (under and over 35) and sex. Total sample size for each wave
 is 200 respondents, randomly selected for telephone interviewing.
 AI] field work was conducted between May 27 and 30,1981.
 3. Detailed Findings
 A) Lowest in Tar
 In_response to the question, "Which brand of cigarette currently
 on the market would you say is lowest in tar?" both Cariton and
 Barclay were reported at the 20% level.
 For Carlton, this is consistent with the continuing 3 city
 awareness research (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles) of about
 a 20% level. </doc>


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 Truck Stop Survey
 PMI Station
 P.O. Box 3538
 Southbury, CT 6488-3538
 Truck Stop Survey
 PMI Station
 P.O. Box 3538
 Southbury, CT 06488-2
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<doc> MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME NO 81
 Name of delegate ......Payid.L:.Scholten,.......,.(Please complete)
 1. Based on your discussion with the delegate, to what extent did they
 expand their knowledge of the key business practices that will benefit
 both themselves and the company? (Please tick the appropriate box)
 To some extent Largely x Fully
 Please comment, if desirable.
 The program greatly increased Dave's understanding of the interactions
 of marketing, finance, and business operations with his functions in
 R&D. The only reason that “Fully” is not ticked is that the program
 also made him realiza how limited his understanding is.
 2. Did the Personal Learning Agenda completed prior to the programme ‘and
 the Post Programme Learning Objectives and Development priorities on
 the Debriefing Checklist change as a result of attending the MDP?
 Please comment;
 Yes. The initial learning agenda focussed primarily on the business
 interactions between BAT companies. Upon debriefing, the focus
 included business function interactions within B&W as well as the
 interactions between BAT companies, and their overall effect on BAT
 profitability.
 3, Did you and the delegate agree on an action plan, including strategies
 and tactics to enhance development? Please comment;
 Dave has been asked to take a proactive role in establishing and
 maintaining a better communication link between Product Development and
 other departments, particularly Domestic Marketing, International
 Marketing, and the corresponding Market Research functions. This will
 enhance Dave's personal development, as well as reduce the load on his
 supervisor.
 4. any additional comments you would like to include.
 In the past, Dave has been asked to “open his focus" beyond R&D and
 Manufacturing. He has indicated that the MDP has given him the toals
 to help him do this.
 Manager's Name
 Manager's signature Men A200 570245253
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 LOUISVILLE
 BRONSON LIGHTS KS REGULAR SP
 BRAND CODE-06650 CSTD)
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 09/29/1995
 STANDARD PRODUCTION
 PHYSICAL PARAMETERS
 FIZSEL6907
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH 3 57.0 MM
 TIPPING LENGTH : 31.000 HM
 CIGARETTE PAPER WIDTH : 27.00 MM
 CIRCUMFERENCE : 24.80 MM
 CALCULATED VOLUME i 2,789.7697 CUBIC MM
 CALCULATED BENSITY : 22.7008 CGMS/CC
 TARGETS. -
 PACK O. V. : 12.80 % W/W
 STEM EXTRACT RATE % : 2.00 % W/W
 Loose ENDS ‘ < 1.000 GMS/50
 FIRMNESS TARGET : 3.40 MN
 RANGE : FROM 3.00 TO 3.80 MM CONE WEEK N=3)
 RANGE : FROM 3.30 TO 3.50 MM CEIGHT WEEK N=24)
 FILLER WELGHT : 6332990 GRAMS
 CALCULATED WEIGHT: 1.3962 LBS. 7/1000
 PAPER AND ADHESIVE : 0400665 GRAMS
 ROD WEIGHT : +6733655 GRAMS
 TIPPING AND ADHESIVE : 0412677 GRAMS
 TOTAL LESS PLUG :

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 REASON FOR CHANGE + FILLER WEIGHT CHGD FROM .6333000 GRAMS TO .6332999
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<doc> Singleton, John W.
 From: Tompson, Randy
 To: Singleton, John W.
 Subject: RE: TMA Toplines 3/7
 Date: Monday, March 10, 1997 9:43AM
 To: Tompson, Randy
 Subject: RE: TMA Toplines 3/7
 Date: Friday, March 07, 1997 14:10PM
 Randy --
 Can t get #’s 16 and 23. Thanks.
 {16}
 Date: 6-Mar-97
 Source: Chicago Tribune
 Title: A MISBEGOTTEN SMOKING CRUSADE
 Location: United States
 Author: Stephen Chapman
 The day the Food and Drug Administration's new rules on tobacco sales
 went Into effect, one European visitor sald he didn't mind being forced
 to show Identification to buy cigarettes, even though at 29 he Is 44
 years older than the minimum age. "As a Romanian," said Ravzan Feer, “|
 am used fo all sorts of security.”
 The FDA is striving mightily io make America the kind of place where a
 veteran of Soviet bloc communism can feel at home. Last week, retallers
 and consumers were confronted with an order that no one under age 27 may
 purchase tobacco without first supplying proof of age. This Is Just the
 beginning of an FOA campaign that ostensibly alms at keeping cigarettes
 away from kids but will appreciably cramp the freedom of adults.
 The new rule on sales to those 27 and under is a novel twist: Not only Is
 it illegal to sell cigarettes to a minor, as it should be, but it Is
 forbidden to sell fo some adults without first Inspecting’ an iD. The
 agency could simply punish those who make underage sales and let store
 owners figure out ihe best way to avoid them, but It would hate to pass
 up an opportunity to give orders.
 The FDA has more regulations on the way. Starting in August, it will
 begin the ambitious task of thought control by slapping new restrictions
 on what adults as well as children may see, read and even wear.
 Billboards advertising cigarettes will be outlawed within 1,000 feet of a
 school or public playground, which means vast stretches of entlre cities
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<doc> TOBACCO SMOKING, THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM, AND
 ANGINA PECTORIS
 Bertil von Ahn
 Lasaretie, Eksjo, Sweden
 Ever since Favarger in 1887°° claimed that excessive tobacco smoking pro-
 duced coronary conztriction which, repeated over many years, gradually re-
 sulted in organic heart disease, tobacco has been considered an important cause
 of coronary disease. This view has been generally maintained, especially by
 German authors up to 1940, including Assmann, Deneke, Plenge, Schénberg,
 Strauss, Weiker, Lickin1, and others.’ Thus, according to general opinion
 iwenty years ago, tobacco smoking often produced coronary spasm and was a
 common cause of angina pectoris. Hence it followed that tobacco smoking
 gradually came to be considered to be a direct precipitating cause of heart
 infarction. Incorrect interpretation of the electrocardiogram contributed to
 this viewpoint. Many authorities used 10 regard a flattening of the T waves
 alone as evidence of myocardial ischemia, and they therefote considered that the
 theory of tobacco smoking as a precipitating cause of coronary spasm could be
 confirmed by the electrocardiogram. If it was indeed true that tobacco smok-
 ing could precipitate heart infarction, then smoking was a very severe risk to
 patients with coronary disease.
 Critical voices have been raised, however, suggesting that the supposedly
 deleterious effect of tobacco smoking has been greatly exaggerated, and that it
 does not provoke coronary thrombosis (Johnson ¢f o/.).
 Such was briefly the concensus in about 1944. A number of investigations
 concerning the effect of tobacco smoking on the électrocardiogram in man had
 already been published at that time.’ The usual findings during smoking tests
 were increased heart rate, a slight flattening of the T waves (1 to 2 mm.), and
 a corresponding slight depression of the S-T segments. Considering the com-
 monly prevailing opinion of the deleterious effect of tobacco smoking on heart
 activity and coronary flow, these electrocardiographic findings were surprisingly
 meager: if it were true that smoking produced coronary spasm and angina
 pectoris, the smoking tests should hdve provided more concrete evidence of it.
 In order to find new facis on the effect of tobacco on the heart, I initiated
 in 1944 a series of investigations carried out over the years 1944 to 1954. This
 series comprised a study of the effect of tobacco smoking and nicotine on the
 electrocardiogram in normal habitual smokers and nonsmiokers (published in
 1946, 1947) and in patients with severe coronary disease (1949); nicotine-tests
 on rabbits (1952); a study of two cases of severe acute nicotine Poisoning in
 man (1952, 1953); and, finally, an investigation into the immediate effect of
 tobacco smoking and nicotine on the electrocardiogram in man during induced
 hypoxia.’
 Some details about the pharmacological basis of these experiments will be
 given first.
 Pharmacological Background
 According to the pharmacological textbooks, nicotine produces in animals
 an initial decrease in heart rate through stimulation of the vagus or through
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 Dr.
 Mr.
 Mr.
 PF.
 Cc.
 Spears
 Schultz
 Hudson
 MEMORANDUM :
 October 21, 1980
 TO: Mr. C. L. Tucker
 ' FROM: V. Norman and-A.-M.- Ihrig
 to Describe Smoking Effort
 In a tip-ventilated cigarette the filter can be thought
 of as consisting of an upstream and a downstream portion with
 respect to the location of the tipping perforations. It is
 well known that the ventilation increases as the filter vents
 are moved closer to the end of the cigarette. The effect
 that filter vent position has on cigarette pressure drop is
 more subtle. The current investigation addresses the question
 how the apportioning of filter pressure drop between the up-
 When dealing with human smokers the cigarette pressure
 drop becomes a very important variable because it relates to
 the ease with which the smoker can obtain smoke from the
 cigarette. Smokers seem to have an upper limit of "oral
 effort" that they are able to or are willing to expend in
 strength of the oral cavity muscles. There is also a lower
 effort limit below which the smoker is not comfortable. This
 limit is probably largely psychological, i.e., one is expected
 to expend some effort to get

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the reward, in this case, a puff
 of smoke. "
 Now, when confronted with a lower smoke yield cigarette
 than the usual one, the smoker will do something extra to
 obtain more smoke such as puffing more violently. Designing
 a cigarette with the proper pressure drop is a very important
 consideration since the smoker prefers to remain within a
 desired “oral work or effort range".
 Relationships between pressure drop, flow rate and
 filter vent position are readily calculated. For conven-
 tional filters with a single row of holes these calculations
 are extremely accurate over a wide range of dilutions when
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> CAR I 8/19/82
 STARTING MATERIAL
 17 Ib of Uncased
 DBC Bright Tobacco
 (Cut Filler)
 CIRCULATING AIR-REACTOR (CAR)
 ~PROCESS
 The CAR was pressurized with Ng to
 test for leaks.
 Impregnation was accomplished in
 25 min. by transfering 0.5 Ib (3%
 of tobaco weight) of gaseous NH3
 to the CAR. (Temperature increased)
 The cirulating fan

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was started.
 The CAR was held isothermally for
 l hr. and 5 min.
 to 232°F in 15 min., then held at
 232°F for 2 hr. and 45 min.
 The CAR was vented and pressurized
 with No, then repeated.
 The removal of the tobacco was
 delayed 20 min. due to mechanical
 problems. :
 Tobacco product was bagged, sealed
 and held for 24 hours.
 The product was aired in a hood for
 48 hours prior to subjective
 evaluation.
 were smoked with DBC
 Burley Control and
 Burley like than the
 45/30 sample. CAR I
 demonstrated high
 impact, choking, throat
 grab and some NH3. CAR
 I was considered very
 Burley Tike. —_
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> (Text of T.A.C. statement. issued about 4 p.m., Monday, London time)
 The Tobacco Advisory Committee, representing all United Kingdom
 tobacco manufacturers, does not believe that any imposed restriction of
 cigarette advertising will help to solve the controversial question of
 smoking and health. It. therefore considers that the government's decision
 to ban cigarette advertising on television is unjustified, in view of
 the following facts:
 1. The manufacturers have never urged: non-smokers to: smoke or
 suggested in any way that. existing smokers' enjoyment is heightened

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by
 smoking more. All manufacturers believe that smoking to excess -- like other
 things in excess -- is undesirable.
 2. All cigarette advertising is brand advertising and there is
 little or no evidence that this has increased the consumption of individual
 smokers.
 3. Cigarette advertising has never been directed at the young and
 manufacturers have never sought to encourage smoking by children. Furthermore,
 after the publication of the report of the Royal College of Physicians, the
 manufacturers voluntarily gave up advertising cigarettes on television
 before 9 p.m. so as to confine this advertising only to: adult viewers. They
 also modified themes in television advertising (and indeed in other media
 also) to meet a new code of standards designed primarily to remove any
 particular appeal to young people.
 Brand advertising is an integral part of competitive marketing. The
 manufacturers feel strongly that they should not be denied the right,
 within such limits, to advertise their products on television or in other
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> July 29, 1992
 To the Editor
 The Daily Press
 7505 Warwick Blvd. :
 Newport News, Va. 23607
 Dear Sir:
 Headline." VA Center May Go Smoke Free." I think this
 is a slap in the face to the Veterans who gave up anywhere from
 two years to life, protecting our butts. Now that they are
 trapped in a Government Institution, the weirdos who blame all of
 our respiratory problems on ‘smoking' want to take away one of
 the few enjoyments they have left.
 I am not a veteran but I enjoy smoking and I don't want
 the Government or anyone else to force me to quit. I am in my
 eightieth year and have been smoking since I was twelve. My wife
 doesn't smoke but after four years of courtship and fifty eight
 years of marriage, neither of us have lung problems. It's the
 ones who smoke three to six packs a day that have the problems so
 wouldn't it be more sensible to preach 'Moderation' than to try
 to ruin an entire Industry?
 When I started smoking, you had your choice between
 Camels, Lucky Strikes and Chesterfields. Now when

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you go into a
 Super Market, it is impossible to count the number of brands.
 Could it be that " Every knock is a boost?"
 In the big cities, there are so many impurities in the
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 c. 1. MeCarty J. W, Groome D, §. Johnston
 & 4: agygntos &: B: SGEKe Regus?
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 24/32 Pack C/Display Contract Status, 2nd Qtr. Ve. 4th Qtr., 1974
 Ney ny
 Shown below ia 8 comparison of the number of 24/32 pack stores
 under contract or ta whom some payment was made during 2nd
 quarter versus ¢th quarter, 1974.
 Summary--No. Stores Summary--No. Contracta
 Change Change
 Zadgty, 4thgtr. +or- 2ndgtr, 4thgtr. + ors
 Ba Pk. «24,002 23,755 1,147 8, 198 8. 584 - set
 34 Pk, 9,016 7,210 -1,808 _8, 220 28: 22,60
 TOTALS 33,015 W,se0 74,053 T7s58 T5,10e 72/280
 The following tables are more representative of action taken since
 they show actual status of stores under contract as of the end of the
 quarters. ft
 Summar, Stores
 2nd qu.” 4th aw. +or-
 92.Pk, 24,008 += 22,985 -1,621
 24 Pk, 8, 800 8,890 +1, 970
 TOTALS 32,808 98,215 «53,08
 The 3,591 cancellations represent 10.95% of all 24/82 pack stores
 under contract as of the end of the 2nd quarter, 1974.
 A more detailed analysis of 24/32 pack atores/contracts will be prepared
 and circulated as soon as 4th quarter printouts are received.
 NOTICE
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> To: Brice O'Brien
 From: Jon Deitelbaum
 Date: 10/30/1995
 Subject: Red Kamel
 The following is a list of our recommendations on how Red Kamel should be promoted within the
 bar program. It is important that we bring the introduction of Red Kamel above the radar for a
 short time period, at the same time not over shadowing the regular brand styles we have been
 focusing on over the last year.
 1. Red Kamel Premiere Parties- Each city would have a Red Kamel premiere party. The party
 would be in one of the current bar program venues. There would be an exclusive Red Kamel
 invite to gain admission to the party. Invites would be given to influential trend setters in each
 city such as bartenders, promoters, venue owners, DJs and other leaders in the night-life industry,
 2. 40 Pack Displays- For the first three months of 1996, all 40 pack displays behind bars in will
 have Red Kamel in the illuminated portion of the display.
 3. Washed Banners- Washed banners will be hung in venues beginning early January. KBA
 recommends two different size banners. A small banner that can be framed in order to have an
 antique feel, and a larger banner to hang in dance clubs/live music venues.
 4. Coasters- Coasters will be used in bars for the first three months of the program. Coasters
 should be kept simple. \y5 Cong SUNG | age Creu
 5. Club Page- The page will be the color red for a few weeks prior to the Red Kamel premiere
 parties. This will definitely raise the level of awareness with a direct connection to the bar

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 program.
 6. Neons- Several small blue beast neons will be covered in red gel. This will happen
 simultaneously to the launch of the product.
 As you know, 1996 is rapidly approaching. It is important that we quickly begin to create any
 materials needed for a January launch.
 ce: Joe Michalek
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 360 PARK AVENUE
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 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking
 Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health.
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<doc> YALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
 SECTION OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE AND DIVISION OF ANIMAL CARE
 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE: (203) 785-2525 375 CONGRESS AVENUE
 BUSINESS AND OPERATIONS: 785-2526 P.O. BOX 3333
 PATHOLOGY: 785-2522 NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 065 10
 VETERINARY CLINICAL SERVICES: 785-2501
 VIROLOGY: 785-2535
 REFERRAL CLINIC: 785-2507
 October 31, 1994
 Harmon McAllister, PhD
 Associate Research Director
 The Council for Tobacco Research - U.S.A., Inc.
 900 Third Avenue
 New York, NY 10022
 Dear Dr. McAllister
 Enclosed is a preliminary application for a grant from the Council for Tobacco
 Research, written according to your suggested outline. As there were no
 guidelines for the budget I have calculated it the same way I would for an NIH
 grant..
 Yours, Od. Zo
 Pater F. Lord, BVSc, FRCVS, DVR
 Associate Professor of
 Comparative Medicine and
 Diagnostic Radiology
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Copyright (c) The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., 1996
 BNA HEALTH CARE DAILY
 dan. 3, 1996
 LENGTH: 1453 words
 BODY:
 Tobacco
 FDA PROPOSED RULE ON TOBACCO
 SCRUTINIZED AS COMMENT PERIOD ENDS
 WASHINGTON (BNA) -- The Food and Drug Administration's jurisidictional
 authority and the design of a proposed rule governing tobacco and smokeless
 tobacco products once again came under scrutiny at competing press
 conferences Jan. 2, the final day for submitting comments to the public
 docket on FDA's proposal to regulate these products.
 According to experts from the tcbacco and advertising industries, the
 FDA's proposed rule should be withdrawn because Congress has given states
 responsibility for enforcing laws that prohibit sales of tobacco products to
 minors.
 Moreover, FDA's illegal “intrusion” into an area over which Congress, the
 states, and agencies explicitly authorized by Congress have jurisidiction
 represents "a transparent first step in pursuit of its real agenda-~a ban on
 the sale of cigarettes to adults," Steven C. Parrish, Philip Morris Cos.
 senior vice president, told reporters.
 Tobacco industry groups have submitted 2,000 pages of comments and 45,000
 pages of supporting documentation to the public docket on FDA's proposed
 rule. According to Parrish, the “compelling evidence" in these comments
 supports the argument that the restrictions FDA is proposing would not reduce
 smoking by minors. “Even the focus groups that FDA conducted cast doubt on
 the role of advertising and promotion in influencing youth smoking. Instead
 the evidence shows that peer pressure, parental influence, and other social
 factors predominate," he stated.
 At a separate press conference sponsored by antismoking
 advocates--including the Coalition

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on Smoking OR Health and the National
 PTA--proponents of FDA regulation strongly disagreed with the tobacco
 industry's tendency to downplay the influence of advertising messages over
 the role of social relationships in adolescent smoking.
 The leadership cf the FDA on this issue is “overdue” because past promises
 made by tobacco companies on teenage smoking have turned out to be nothing
 more than "a hollow deception" designed to keep Americans smoking and get new
 young smokers “hooked” on the habit, according to Scott Ballin, chairman of
 the Coalition on Smoking OR Health. The coalition's members are the American
 Heart Association, American Lung Association, and American Cancer Society.
 Tobacco groups tell the public that they care about youth smoking and
 characterize their opposition to the FDA's proposal as the wrong solution,
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> From: Borger, Susan DISMTP:Susan.D.Borger@pmusa.com]
 Sent: Friday, March 05, 1999 12:55 AM
 To: ‘Raymond Ho'
 Ce: Chu, Jimmy; Ricci, Vincent J
 Subject: B&H Fall '99 Specs
 Hi Raymond,
 - CD Case
 - Coffee

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Mugs
 - Cheese Board
 - Long Sleeve Velour Shirt
 Please send the spec analysis as soon as possible. We will forward
 reference samples as soon as they become available.
 Thanks,
 Susan |
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 PHILIP MORRIS USA
 ACTIVE RECORDS DISPOSAL NOTICE
 DATE: 03/25/92
 TO: LOUISVILLE OPERATIONS SUPPORT
 FROM: RECORDS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
 THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ARE SCHEDULED FOR DISPOSAL AS OF JANUARY 1, 1992.
 RETURN THIS NOTICE TO THE RECORDS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT (M/C - EW1L)
 WITHIN 30 DAYS.
 TOTAL
 RETENTION CREATION LOCATION MEDIA
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 02 MFO-161 P0670 Cc +02/00 01/01/87 161101 PEG Hels men
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01/01/89 161102 PLT Bates
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 02 MFO-161 C1908 Cc +01/00 01/01/90 161104 PHL Glenn
 02 MFO-161 P0670 Cc +02/00 01/01/89 161104 PH Glenn
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 * RECORDS CREATED FROM JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR
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 PHILIP MORRIS USA RECORDS MANAGEMENT MANUAL AND ANY AND ALL APPLICABLE
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 describes your overa]) feelings toward the cigarettes that we
 Bent you?
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 toward menthol cigaretins in general?
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 ODOUR, APPEARANCE AND Water white to pale yellow aromatic ‘Liquid
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 V. OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT
 THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE (TLV):
 Not established
 OSHA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMIT (PEL): wot established
 mere
 pms
 et ise eee
 PUBLISHED BY NTP, BY THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER, OR BY OSHA?
 PHYSICAL STATE:
 BOILING POINT: 90°C @0.2mm/hoF | SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H,O = 1.0}:
 MELTING POINT: NLA. F 10,970-0.974
 VAPOUR PRESSURE: mmig 6 °F | SOLUBILITY IN H,0:
 VAPOUR DENSITY (AIR = 1) greater than 1 Negligible
 HESPIMRTORY VENTILATION: ™
 Required - | normal mechnical “ventilation
 reve: SSs=~=<CS=‘“—s—C—‘<;7273}S:*é‘CS:S " SKIN: ~ :
 Goggles No specail precautions -
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<doc> File! thant) Mili
 RJR Interoffice Memorandum
 Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Division
 TO: Mr. Geoff D. Clover
 FROM: sDonna L: Tuttle-Olm .:
 DATE: September 19, 1994
 SUBJECT: Miscellaneous Issues
 Please forward the names of brands either exported to or made in The
 Netherlands. Also, what percentage of these brands are filtered or non-filtered?
 Please fax me with an answer on September 20, 1994, or leave a message on
 my voice mail if there is a problem. I noted several brands on the RJR GmbH
 spreadsheet; however, I cannot tell if they are filtered or not. Is there a licensee
 in The Netherlands?
 RJR Winston-Salem has not received and evaluated the modified version of
 Coumarin Substitute 0/132021, When (if} they approve the revision, SRA
 will complete the clearance process.
 Thanks for your help!
 vunad butthe tron, )
 Donna L. Tuttle-Olm
 DTO:orm
 cc: Robert L. Suber
 Deborah H. Pence
 BAGC EB LPE Sin. Swans 7
 Wolfgang D. Dahne
 GPLS GLEOS </doc>


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 Soc
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 ( And Research
 FOR FIELD USE:
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 Complete C)
 Teminate £1
 MS/jo 3/12/84
 " TELEPHONE NUMBER INTERVIEWER
 STATE COUNTY sotto nse nag A ELEPHONE NUMBER
 CODE CODE AREACODE [|__ PREFIX RUMBER
 an an
 DATE tl i 84 TIME ENDED : PO, TIME STARTED 2b

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eel NO. OF MIN, eeensemmensnnmennerninrate
 Hello, Itm
 Dallas, Texas. We are conducting a survey nationwide and would like to inelude-you or
 someone in your household among the people we are talking to.
 1. To determine who in your home I need to interview, please tell me how many
 adults 18 years old or older there are living in your home?
 : " CHOMBER OF ADULTS)
 2. (IF ONE, SKIP TO Q.2a. OTHERWISE CONTINUE)
 Now I'm going to ask a few questions about the adults in your home starting with the
 oldest first and going down to the youngest, (HECORD ON GRID BELOW). (IF NECESSARY:
 This is just to clarify which adult we will be referring to.) (FOR
 wa FACH MEMBER ASK)
 2a. Ys the (OLDEST/NEXT OLDEST) adult male or female?
 2b. What is (HIS/HER) age? (RECORD BELOW)
 efuses, SAY: "Well, could you tel) me if (HIS/HER) age is
 18-24 25-34," 35-49, or 50 or over?
 2c. SHE) smoke cigarettes?
 Sex . _
 wor ig 04 Yes a
 1. 1 2 Tee a a 2
 2. 1 2 7°23 04 i 2
 3. 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
 4, 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
 5. 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
 6, 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
 tl i 2 ° 1 2 3 4 1 2
 8. 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
 9. t 2 “ 1 2 3 4 1 2
 10, 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
 TOTAL NUMBER OF SMOKERS:
 (IF NO SHOKERS IN HOUSEHOLD, —_—
 TALLY & TERMINATE)
 O12 3 45
 6769
 ed. May I speak to (SELECTED SMOKER)?
 (IF SELECTED SMOKER NOT AVAILABLE, ENTER
 CODE 2 AND SCHEDULE CALLBACK TO COMPLETE)
 Smoker available.ccscsesasneed
 Smoker not avahlablesececeeee2
 Smoker refused (TALLY &
 TERMINATE) co cccesecessenead
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> January 22, 1970
 Dr, Allen G. Marr
 Dean
 School of Medicine
 University of California at Davis
 Devis, California 95616
 Dear Boctor Marr:
 You will find enclosed check #7755 in the
 amount of $19,820.00,

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covering payment in full for the
 research project undertaken by Dr. Carroll BE. Cross
 which wes activated on Jenuery 1, 1970.
 Sincerely,
 W. DT, Hoyt
 Executive Director
 Week
 enc.
 ee; Corroll E. Cross, M.D. </doc>


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<doc> PROJECT TITLE: 2 QA ANALYTICAL SERVICES
 PERIOD! COVERED 3 FEBRUARY 24 - MARCH 24 1981 4
 WRITTEN BY : Widmer-A. (ALW):
 TRIALS WITH NEW SUPPLIES. OF TOBACCO’ INGREDIENTS
 - Glycerine (STAERKLE & NAGLER, Zurich; ex SPIGA-NORD,
 Carasco /Italy)-(Ref. 1)
 The sample was within the specifications. An industrial trial
 will only be organised if the product is interesting on
 the commercial side.
 - Invert sugar (DEVOLDER, Bruxelles/yellow sheet 5927, 20: kg),
 first industrial trial (MLF-CH)
 Laboratory: The product was within the specifications.
 Smoke analyses: No significant difference between the
 test-cigarettes and the standard.
 Subjective evaluation: A significant difference between
 the standard andi the trial was found. The sample was rejected.
 Concluded on March 16 1981
 - Invert sugar (SCHOLTEN/AVEBE, Foxhol/NL, "TRICOLIN-790"/
 PMH Bergen op Zoom) - (Ref. 2): ‘
 The sample was largely out of the specifications as regards
 the content of saccharose.
 TRIALS: ON BURLEY CASING
 - Preparation of Burley Casing (PMH, Bergen op Zoom) - (Ref. 3)
 In the PMH procedure for the preparation of Burley Casing,
 ground cocoa shells are the flirst ingredients to: be added to
 water at a temperature of 40:- 50° C. Difficulties were en-
 countered with the last shipment of ground cocoa shells
 as, when water was added, a thick paste was formed and this
 led to stirring problems.
 It was found that the ground cocoa shells. in question were
 within the specifications and identical with the "normal"
 product. However, the thick paste was also formed on a labora-~
 tory scale. The problem. may be resolved when the FTR procedure
 jis followed, where the cocoa shells are added after the
 chocolate liquor, the sugar and the licorice in powder to a
 solution at a temperature of 380 - 90° c.
 In the future, Burley Casing will be prepared according to
 the: FTR-procedure on a PME-level, firstly in order to avoid
 stirring problems, secondly in order to guarantee a uniform
 quality (Ref. 4).
 SEL39298202 </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> July 11, 1991
 MEMORANDUM
 TO: Melanie Merkle
 FROM: Michele Boisse “| 5
 RE: Local California Officials Youth Mailing
 Attached are two invoices that have come in thus far for
 costs associated with the youth program mailing to California
 local officials.

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The fax sheet from Pacific Rim references an invoice
 (#73225) for $8,700.00, which will cover the mailing costs.
 We have been asked to have a check in this amount cut immediately
 and sent by overnight mail to:
 Pacific Rim
 11924 W. Washington Bivd.
 Los Angeles, CA 90066-5816
 (213) 390-3506
 ATTN: Helen
 The mailing will go out upon arrival of the check, thus
 the necessity of this rush request. Thank you.
 cc: Bob McAdam
 Walter Woodson
 CONFIDENTIAL:
 MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION
 -TIMN 355290 </doc>


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<doc> BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
 Dean S. Dawson, Ph.D. Principal Investigator
 Education:
 University of Wisconsin B.S. 1978 Bacteriology
 University of Utah Ph.D. 1984 Mol. biology
 Harvard University Postdoc. 1988 Mol. biology
 A. Vitae Current Position: 1988 - present
 Assistant Professor
 Dept. of Molecular Biology and Microbiology
 Tufts University
 136 Harrison Avenue
 Boston, MA 02111
 Research Responsibilities:
 ¢ Direct research in laboratory focused on examining mechanisms of
 recombination and chromosome segregation using yeast as a model
 system,
 Educational Responsibilities:
 * PhD thesis advisor for four students
 + Thesis committee member for 11 graduate students
 * Give eight lectures annually in Medical, Veterinary, and Dental
 molecular biology courses
 * Director of Medical school microbiology laboratory course
 * Give five lectures annually for graduate genetics course
 + Director of Dental school microbiology laboratory course
 B. Publications:
 Dawson, D., A.W. Murray and J.W. Szostak (1986) An alternative pathway for meiotic
 chromosome segregation in yeast. Science 234:713-717
 Sun, H., D. Dawson, and J.W. Szostak (1991) Genetic and physical analysis of sister
 chromatid exchange in yeast meiosis. Mol. Cell. Biol. 11:6328-6336
 Ross, L. 0., D. Treco, A. Nicolas, J. W. Szostak and Dawson, D. (1992) Meiotic
 recombination on artificial chromosomes in yeast. Genetics 131:541-550 </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 TO: Nancy Lund
 N =
 Number of Smokers
 Smoker .Share

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Profile
 Male
 Female
 18-24
 26434
 35+
 Previous Brand
 Total Marlboro
 Red Kings
 Lights King
 Lights 100’s
 . Other Marlboro
 Other PM
 Other Competitive
 Ne Previous Brand
 previous brand.
 Distribution
 Altenberg
 Anisé ~
 Beran
 Dangoor
 Daviés
 Eisén
 . Isad€s~
 GNUDUUOANK
 QHEwA2O
 Lalley
 Levy
 Lund
 Merlo |
 Moore
 Saloun
 Taylor
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 (LBCo)
 July 23
 2981
 2582.800992 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PARK 500
 INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 CHESTER, VIRGINIA
 November 18, 1992
 To: Distribution
 From: Faye E. Hunter
 Subject: RECORDS MANAGEMENT
 In order for me to perform my duties competently as Records Coordinator for Maintenance
 and Lab Services I must know "who" the employees are in the two departments and "what"
 positions they hold. I need to know when new employees come into the department as well
 as employees leaving the department. If there is a change in the “players”, I need to know
 this information in order to do my job as Records Coordinator. Also, when employees leave
 the department, whether they are transferring to another department at Park 500, a different
 location, or leaving the Company, I need to know the disposition of their records. Records
 should not be disposed of until consulting with the Records Management Analyst for that
 department. If another employee absorbs the records, I need to know this so the individual’s
 inventory is updated.

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 In the past I have obtained the above such information through the "grapevine". I’m sure
 you agree with me that this is not an efficient method of communication. Your assistance in
 providing me with this information is appreciated and will help us to assure that our
 departments are in compliance with the Philip Morris USA Records Management Policies
 and Procedures.
 fh/a:001.rr
 DISTRIBUTION: W. H. Bailey
 K. G. Braun
 . J. Bullock
 ce: T. M. Ratliff
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Consumer Analysis, Inc.
 177 Main Street. Suite 114 Fort Lee, New Jersey 07024
 April 24, 1990
 INVOICE NUMBER: 122790
 Philip Morris, Inc. a
 120 Park Avenue g 3 ~f
 New York, New York 10017 £o / -
 ots
 wh)
 Attention: Mr. Michael Azano (T°
 B&H In-Depths ITI

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Billing As Per Original Estimate: $13,600.00
 (nde ae i
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<doc> Lipowicz, Peter J.
 From: Lipowicz, Peter J.
 Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 4:38 PM
 To: Bugg, Joy J.
 Subject: Please send me Ricks PMI presentation for the EMT/LRP meeting Dec 7 2001
 I need it fora CTF meeting next week.
 - Pete
 991-269290Z </doc>


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<doc> PARK 500 ,
 INT ER-OPFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 Chester, Virginia
 To: Debbie Jenkins Date: October 25, 1992
 From: Deni’se Donaher
 Subject: Tracking Charts of Data from Wiegand Evaporator
 Attached for your information are tracking charts and summary
 statistics for most of the Wiegand parameters. The data was taken
 from the daily log sheets and entered into the computer and
 analyzed by Quality Services. The graphs and statistics cover the
 period after start up from the last motor failure in April 1992
 through September 14, 1992. This data should be helpful in
 beginning the effort to incorporate Wiegand parameters into the SPc
 system. The data from Wiegand solubles represents results with no
 control target or control moves. From reviewing the data and
 previous observations, several parameters have made major shifts
 during this time period indicating possible measurement problems.
 They are steam chest temperature, turbofan vibration, and Wiegand
 condensate flow. I was not planning to continue asking Quality
 Services to enter this Wiegand data as it is very time consuming.
 Please give me a call if you have any questions.
 xc?
 Ralph Braswell —
 Dawn,,Saunders’*
 Joe Sharkey
 Teooeeseg </doc>


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<doc> ( NY 0 1 ¢ E PLEASE RETURN THIS STUA TO:
 NEWSDAY, INC.
 LONG ISLAND
 Newsday LONG ISLAND NEW YORK 11747
 NEW YORK 11747
 ON TOP OF THE NEWS, AHEAD OF THE TIMES PHONE (516) 454-2195-6
 . JUL 95 RecD : -
 PER~06 1989 PER-06 1989
 LORILLARD MEDIA SERV/LE ONLY LORILLARD MEDIA SERY/LI ON
 TRUE /B EPPERSON TRUE/B EPPERSON
 1 PARK AVE/IU7TH FL N 1 PARK AVE/SLTTH FL
 NEW YORK NY NEW YORK NY
 1 C016 ACCOUNT NUMBER 100 16
 6166-50 1535-5-03 §166- 501535- 5-03
 ALT NEM
 DATE DESCRIPTION URMOEX RATE CHARGES DATE CHARGES
 6/18 iL.I. HAG 8.7160 85773. 00 6/18 By 773.00
 newspaper | 2. /A/ 5b - 1 315.95
 ISSUE 6-18-84 ee
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> TAGLE 1. PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL DATA FOR WINSTON LIGHTS
 TEST NOL” FT 2614A°. FT 26418 FT 2611¢
 PLUG WRAP a 626 REF. 6174 PORO.17=M1
 : PHYSICAL ANALYSIS" a
 WEIGHT/G. .
 TOTAL CIGT. 09894 09918 09964
 TOBACCO: KO ** 07919 0 F954 © 07955
 FILTER ** 02030. 01998 «2026
 DRAFT-MM,
 CIGT. OPEN ** 1112.7 111.7 116.7
 DELTA P 21.2 19.1 2143
 TOBACCO ROD** 53.8 52.8 5162
 FILTER-OPENR* 74.7 T4.2- 7826
 FILTER-CLOSED 74.0 74.0 74.0
 DILUTION,4% 2205 20.7 21.4
 FIRMNESS,O.1MM. 10.11 9.40 9.77
 MOTSTURE,&% * 200 200 . 200
 BURNING RATE* ° /
 MGe/MIN.* 00 200 200
 MM. /MIN,* oO. 0 0
 TOBACCO ANALYSIS
 NICOTINE ,% - 4.82
 TOTAL SUGAR+/% 10.60
 SMOKE ANALYSIS
 BUTT LENGTH-MM, 33 33 33
 PUFFS/CIGT. 8.4 8.3 8.5
 MG /PUFF 1.7 1.8 1.8

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NICOTINE-MG./CIGT. 099 - 1.02 . 1.01
 FIC TAROMG./CIGT.12.040 | 12.90 12.60 ©
 MG./PUFF 1.48 1.55 1448
 * Data not available.
 ** Tobacco Development analysis.
 £92L Y¥SOS </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> STOCKTON STREET . A
 MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS REG. S.P. - 1010 (Fe)
 MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS REG. 4'S + 1012 (pC
 MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS REG. 6°S = 1013 (PC)
 @ CIGARETTE DESCRIPTIVE FOR: MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS REGULAR $.?.
 MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS REGULAR 4'S/6'S.
 Effective Date: September 30, 1983
 Length - 84. 0mm
 Circumference - 25.0mm Oe |
 Frlcer - 27,0mm: | ,
 Cigarette Rod: . Je
 Filler - Merit Ultra Lights. Regular |
 Cuts. - 30/tnch
 . Paper - Sch. 6113; 27.5mm.x 6500M; P.M. Material Code 10-026-A
 Print Dle - Machine Number
 Ink = Marlboro Black #1-376, MARK VIII; P.M. Materftal Code 60-906-A
 - Marlboro Black #37077, MARK. 1X; P.M. Material Code 60-915-A
 Circumference - 25.0mm
 Length - 57.0mm
 & Rod R.T.D.. - 2.) Inches of water (1.9-2.3: Inches of water)
 Cigarette:
 Tipping - 64mm x 3200M Cork/White Be fit’: ifatenta
 le 32- gic USE UP AND:
 REPLACE WITH: 64mm.-x 3200M. Cork/White (GSR- erla 7h) a
 6 6 }2-
 Tipping Adhesive - National 72-1730; P.M; Material Code 61-005-A
 - Findley 344-384; P.M. Materlial Code 62°920°A
 Pack Molsture - 12.30% (20's); 12.30% (6's/4's).
 OV at Maker - 13.55% (6's); 13.35% (4's)
 Total R.T.D.. - 4.10 Inches of water - Olluted
 Plug R.T.0. »- 5.00 Inches of water
 Dilution Target.- 58% 2 5%
 Glue Roller Drawing - #8-100153 (See Engineering for latest Revislon Number)
 Patch Size - 8.5mm x 20mm
 Prepared by: kK. A. Newman Approved by: piiatiben
 Operations. Services
 & This supersedes specification dated June 10,1983. REASON: FOR: CHANGE:
 aE MWh,

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- + PSM rial Code 12-791-C to
 ‘4... TIppiing changed from 64mm x 3200M Cork/White (GSR 156); P.M. Materta ; to
 Si élimm x 3200M Cork/White (GSR-156); P.M. Matental Code 12-791lef' ON A USE UP AND REPLACE
 sae BASIS
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<doc> PHILIP MORRIS
 U.S.A.
 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017-5692 TELEPHONE (212) 880-5000
 April 4, 1991
 Mr. Randi Freedman
 The Logistics Group
 13899 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 211
 North Miami Beach, Florida 33181
 Taste of Miami
 Dear Mr. Freedman:
 This letter constitutes, the, agreement, between. P ilip Morris
 Incorporated ("PM") and HOSS cost ET sgo aan Meek Beattie gP
 regarding PM's sponsorship, on behalf of its Marlboro brand of
 cigarettes, of Taste of Miami (the "Event") to be held at
 Bayfront Park in Miami, Florida, on May 4th through 5th, 1991.
 The terms of our agreement follow.
 1. Sponsorship Rights. As a sponsor of the Event, PM will
 be entitled to the following:
 (a) the right to construct and operate two 10' x 10!
 promotional booths for the purpose of promoting PM products and
 conducting sweepstakes. The promotional booths must be located
 in prime, high-traffic locations selected by PM and will be
 staffed and supervised by PM personnel;
 (b) the right to hang banners and signage on and around
 the PM promotional booths and at other locations at the site of
 the Event to be mutually agreed upon by the parties;
 (c) the exclusive right to conduct cigarette sampling
 and incentive distribution among smokers twenty-one years of age
 and older from the PM promotional booths and locations at the
 site of the Event to be mutually agreed upon by the parties; and,
 (d) the right to place one quarter-page advertisement
 in the Event program and recognition in advertising placed in
 connection with the Event and to approve in advance all materials
 and announcements prepared by Promoter that mention PM or
 Marlboro; provided, that the approval is effected on a timely
 basis.
 0677208902 </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> TO: Winburn/Jenkins
 DATE: August 11, 1994
 RE: Ideas about what could happen next year
 The thoughts I have put down here are my own. It's especially difficult to
 predict the future right now. Much may depend on how many seats Democrats lose.
 We may be forced to change the ratio of Democrats to Republicans on the
 Committee. If so, every issue will be even more difficult than it has been this year.
 TOBACCO
 If the health bill passes and includes some tobacco excise tax increase, I
 expect the industry to receive a reprieve on further increases for a few years.
 However, if no health care reform is enacted, or if only small reforms are enacted,
 watch out.
 As | currently understand the lay of the land, only about five tobacco-area
 Members (at most) plan to vote for the Gephardt plan. Other Members may resent
 that so few votes were gained for "just" a 45 cents increase. If the bill gets to
 conference, some may wish to get more revenue from tobacco in the future.
 Rep. Andrews will not be on the Committee next year. He has been our only
 truly outspoken proponent of increased tobacco taxes as disincentive for smoking.
 so, unless someone changes position or a new Member feels strongly, I expect any
 efforts on the Committee to increase tobacco taxes in the near future will be for the

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purpose of raising revenue. If the regulatory efforts of Energy and Commerce go too
 far, there will not be much revenue to vie for.
 The Charlie Rose tobacco import provision that was included in the 1993
 Budget Act was found to be GATT illegal, The amendment to the GATT
 implementing bill (by Cong. Payne) substituting increased tariffs on imported
 tobacco will solve that problem. Hopefully, this issue will not rise again soon.
 TAX
 In general, Chairman Gibbons prefers not to open up the Internal Revenue
 Code for amendment. Like Rostenkowski, he is looking for stability in our tax laws.
 However, he is still very interested in implementing a value-added tax in the near
 future.
 LbozLzzzoz </doc>


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 kOnnte “mrank" sein und eine Potentielle Gefthrdting Ihrer
 Gesundheit daretelien. Diese Warnung der Healthy Buildings
 Znternational, Zng. etl (Bie aay der 1989 voxrgenommenen oe ~ ae
 [rant Uberprtifung von 500 (Verwaltungagebuuden in der Welt, - -
 darunter 26 in der Schweiz. Die Ergebnisse der Schweizer Studie
 rdaen re Prénidenten der MBI, Gray Roberteon, im Lau? einer
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 g Mikveorganismen, Ursache dieses Problens ist die unsureichends frre ee
 wALageung egex eine schlechte Arbeiteweise oder ere ae dar
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> JRC
 December 1992
 CIGARETTE PRODUCT. TEST
 (Callback Questionnaire)
 Respondent No. | | I
 Test Products: 1. 613 / 321
 2. 321 / 613
 3. 215 / 541
 4. 541 / 215
 20 - 24 2.. 25 - 29 3. 3 - 34
 Age: 1.
 Respondent: Name :

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Address:
 Phone #:
 Date: of Interviews _0 .
 Time: Begun: Time Ended:
 Interviewer 's: Name:
 I‘m (interviewer's name) fron
 The other day.
 Is he at hone?
 Greeting: Good morning/afternoon/evening.
 JRC, a company that specializes in market research.
 * I asked Mr. (respondent's name) to test: cigarettes.
 (To the respondent) We appreciate: your cooperation fn this survey.
 I'm calling to ask you about the cigarettes.
 SCL Didi you try both of the cigarettes: you received? (SA):
 . 1. Tried
 ‘. 2. Did not try ——> TERMINATE AFTER ASKING REASONS.
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 INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
 TO: Donald Ford, Ph.D.
 FROM: Henry T. Lynch, M.D.
 SUBJECT: Billy R. Martin, Ph.D., Medical College of Virginia
 "Characterization of Central Nicotine Receptors"
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 DATE: February 2, 1989

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The study under thedirection of pr. Martin appears to be
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<doc> PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017
 DATE: June 23, 1994
 EVENT:
 DATE:
 TIME:
 LOCATION:
 PROMOTER:
 PHILIP MORRIS
 ACTIVITIES:
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 ston, TX
 BSP
 Three promotional booth areas for a 10' x 22' tent and two kiosk
 locations to be used for incentive item distribution and product
 sales, and which will be provided by Philip Morris;
 The right to hang banners and signage on and around the
 promotional booths and at other locations at the site of the Event to
 be mutually agreed upon by the parties;
 The right to 15 complimentary General Admission Event passes and
 4 VIP passes; and,
 The right to recognition in media and print advertising placed in
 connection with the Event and to approve, in advance, all materials
 and announcements prepared by Promoter that mention Philip
 Morris or Marlboro, provided that the approval is effected on a
 timely basis.
 0467090T 702 </doc>