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<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE
 Name: Irene L. Graham, MD
 Date and Place of Birth: September 15, 1957, Denver, Colorado
 Citizenship: United States
 Marital Status: Married
 Education:
 June 1978 BS, summacum laude, West Texas State University, Canyon, Texas
 June 1982 MD, graduated with honor, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston,
 Texas
 Employment: ‘
 1982-85 Internal Medicine Resident, Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, MO
 1985-86 Clinical Infectious Disease Fellow, Washington
 University Medical School, St. Louis, MO
 1986-89 Research Infectious Disease Fellow, Washington
 University Medical School, St. Louis, MO
 1989-present Instructor, Department of Medicine, Washington
 University Medical School, St. Louis, MO
 1990-present Instructor, Department of Pediatrics, Washington
 University Medical School, St. Louis, MO
 Board Certification:
 Diplomate American Board of Internal Medicine - 1985
 Infectious Disease Subspecialty Certification - 1988
 Awards:
 AOA
 Arthritis Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship 1988-1991 </doc>


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<doc> BROWN & WITLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
 To: MR. T. F. RIEHL
 cc: MS. D. M. FRANK
 MR. J. F, NALL
 WR. R. H. HONEYCUIT
 FROM: HR. W. K. CONWAY
 DATE: July 27, 1981
 SUBJECT: PUFFED TOBACCO FLOTATION
 We recertly retested a series of cigarztte sanples which had been
 examined earlier this year for puffed tobacco. The reruns were some-
 what higher, but closer to target (sce below).
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 We have begun running puffed tobacco analyses in duplicate on quartered
 samples of whole blend. I hope this will alleviate the problem.
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 EMPLOYMENT
 HISTORY
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 1963-1967; B.S., Biochemistry
 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina
 1967-1969; M.A., Biochemistry
 The Johns Hopkins Univeresity .
 School of Hygiene and Public Heaiti.
 Department of Environmental medicine
 Baltimore, Maryland ,
 1971-1975; Ph.D., Biochemical Toxicology
 National Institute of Environmental Health
 Sciences
 Pharmacology Branch
 Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
 1975-1976
 Visiting Scholar, Department of Medicine,
 University of California at San Diego,
 La Jolla, California January-June, 1983
 Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology
 West Virginia University Medical Center
 Morgantown, WV 26506
 Assistant Professor 1976-1980
 Associate Professor 1980-1984
 Professor 1984-present
 NIH Predoctoral Trainee 1967-1969;
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 R. J, REYNOLDS INTERNATIONAL, INC, - STORNOWAY HOUSE
 INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
 CONFIDENTIAL
 DATE : 23rd September 1988
 TO : Bernd Ahlbrecht —
 FROM : John Herberger
 SUBJECT :; SPA
 I enjoyed our meetings and discussions on the project. Hopefully we will
 achieve a favourable tax ruling. Marketing thoughts that emanate from the
 presentations, discussions and written plan document include:
 Product
 Consideration will be given to testing subliminal to low Level menthol
 products as potential replacement products to the current non-menthol
 product. This is based on the possibility that such a product may deliver
 greater smoking enjoyment to non-menthol smokers than the current product.
 It would be marketed as a non-menthol in the non-menthol pack. Tom Brock’s
 area will pursue the logistical availability, which is an issue, regarding
 possibility of prototype development.
 Advertising
 We were all in agreement that Spa would be best leveraged if the advertising
 focused on one main idea, This central theme would be most meaningful and
 important to consumers if it is a direct, understandable, and important
 consumer benefit. It is understood that there are legal constraints that
 preclude direct utilization of "cleaner" as the primary focus. The
 recommended focus on “the genuine taste of unburnt tobacco" may in the end
 prove to best deliver the desired communication. However if we could
 identify a more direct statement of the consumer benefit our communication
 effectiveness and the brand's potential, I believe, would be greatly
 enhanced.
 This is an involved issue due to the significant legal parameters and time
 is tight. As a thought, would there be any benefit in having assistance
 from Y & R New York on this? They have several years experience in getting
 copy for this project through legal hurdles, albeit somewhat different
 hurdles than you face. This is simply a thought as the demands of the U.S.
 programs or other issues may not make this posaible, However their
 involvement in an advisory role to the German Y & R affiliate may be useful.
 Product Availability
 The restriction of distribution to:
 Approx X
 Weaks Channel Ind. Volume
 1-6 Tobacco Trade (exclusively) 15%
 7-12 Tobacco Trade and Food 30%
 12+ Above plus vending 100%
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 24g We d2¥euséek edPlier today, we ave forvarding herewith our draft of
 epy platfora statements for the three Viceroy test campaigns?
 YP mel eens
 Tension/Release: Viceroy. When you need ali the cigarette
 tesa zac you can get.
 <oPfdery SHaRetIOM: —-«-Vaceroy, It satisfies more sp you can
 rov thanks vou for taking time smoke less.
 Feels Good: If it feels goad, do iz.
 1f it feels good, smoke it.
 Prom our discussions, we suspect that tho attached statements are briefer
 Than you believe they should be,,.lacking in specific direction to Creative
 Eon atailed execution of advertisements in each campaign, On the other
 hand, we feel that they contain sufficient detall to direct without dictating
 or liniting execution.
 he offer these copy platforn draft statenents es a starting point and
 would Like to nest to discuss the nature of the additional material you
 relieve should be included, Hopefully, this discussion will enable us to
 ctructure statements for creative direction which wa all agreo will make
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future pools of advertisenents more productive,
 You indicated that the Brand Group had also written copy platform statenents
 Yeu the three campaigns and that you would forword then to us. They should
 help us to be prepared better to discuss this subject further.
 Best regards.
 Cordially,
 Art Heller (f
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<doc> HAZLETON
 LABORATORIES AMERICA, INC.
 9200 LEESBURG TURNPIKE, VIENNA, VIAGINIA 22180. USA
 14-DAY SINGLE DOSE SUBACUTE TOXICITY STUDY IN RATS
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 Greensboro, North Carolina
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 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592
 DATE: November 20, 1992
 PHILIP MORRIS USA
 TO: Ed Gee
 FROM: Alejandro Lopez
 suBect: 420'sQuatvua Ort SAroce. Mass fy Qasr A yt,
 Attached for your approval is a Letter of Agreement between HT! Custom
 Research and Philip Mortis to conductBenson and Hedges Special Kings
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total of 110 interviews.
 Budget:
 The cost of conducting: this research is $42,000 + 10% and will be covered by
 the 1992 Consumer Research budget.
 Competitive Bid:
 HTI Custom Research was selecied as the supplier for this project due to their
 expertise in conducting this type of research
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<doc> From: = Mulligan, Kathleen
 Sent: Monday, January 18, 1999 11:46 AM
 To: Bartington, Marty
 Ce: Brickell, Julla
 Subject: MSA Correspondence
 Marty, you mentioned that Ellen Merlo wanted to be copied on letters sent from USA legal re MSA
 compliance. Some confusion has arisen as to who should blind copy Ellen. Should it be the person
 writing the letter or do you want me to send her a copy when it reaches my desk? Thanks.
 Kathy
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 (8) 1. Mate,
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<doc> Pollay CV (July 1995)...17
 Pollay, Richard W., "Insights into Consumer Behavior from Historical Studies of Advertising,” in
 Advances in Consumer Research, Vol. 14 (1987), Paul F. Anderson and Melanie Wallendorf,
 eds., 447 - 450. oo
 Pollay, Richard W., “It’s the Thought that Counts: A Case Smdy of Christmas Compulsion,” in
 Advances in Consumer Research, Vol. 14 (1987), Paul F. Anderson and Melanie Wallendorf, .
 eds., 140 - 143.
 Pollay, Richard W., “The History of Advertising Archives: The Confessions of a PAC-Rat," in
 Advances in Consumer Research, Vol. 14 (1987), Paul F. Anderson and Melanie Wallendort,
 eds., 136 - 139.
 Pollay, Richard W., "The American Advertising Museum, Portland; OR,” American Academy of
 Advertising, Las Vegas, March 1987. oe
 Pollay, Richard W. “Tracking the Marlboro Man, Speedy Alka-Seltzer and the Pepsi Generation
 Through the Smithsonian,” in Florence G. Feasiey, ed., Proceedings of the American
 Academy of Advertising, 1987, 143-147.
 , Punnett, Trent and Richard W. Pollay, “Facing Up to the Challenge of Me2suring Emotional
 Response to Television Advertising, * Seventh Advertising Conference on Advertising and
 Consumer Psychology, New York, May 1988.
 Pollay, Richard W. “Advertising and Cultural Change: Problems with the Propaganda for Progress,"
 in James ©. Littlefield and Magdolna Csath, eds, Marketing and Economic Development:
 Issues and Opinions. Budapest: Karl MarxiUniversity of Economic Science, 1988, 242-245.
 (Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Marketing and Development, July.)
 Pollay, Richard W., “Cigarette Advertising Practices and 7... -cution: Content Analysis in the
 Courtroom,” American Marketing Association Conference, San Francisco, August 1988.
 Pollay, Richard W. "Signs and Symbols in Cigarette Advertising: A Historical Analysis of the Use of -
 Pictures of Health,” Marketing & Semiotics, University of Copenhagen (May 1989) “
 Pollay, Richard W., "Gening Away with Murder! Cigarette Advertising and Public Policy,"
 Eco:.omic and Business Historical Society Conference, Charleston, S.C., April 1989.
 Pollay, Richard W., “Getting Away with Murder! Cigarette Advertising and Public Policy,” Fourth
 Conference on Historical Research on Marketing, Charleston, S.C., April 1989.
 Pollay, Richard W., “The Ban of Tobacco Products Advertising: The Canadian Experience,*
 Association for Consumer Research Conference, Oct. 18-22, 1989.
 Pollay, Richard W., "Information and Imagery in Contemporary Canadian Cigarette Ads,” in Patricia
 Stout, ed., Proceedings of the American Academy of Advertising, 1990, 74-79.
 Pollay, Richard W., “The Dying Art of Cigareme Advertising,” Ethics in Marketing Workshop,
 Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, May 1990,
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 PLEASE REFER TO OUR INVOICE NUMBER
 Attn: Dr. Thomas A. Vollmuth AND REMIT TO:
 P. O. BOX 92003
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 IMMEDIATE RELEASE: contact: Ira Allen
 May 16, 1988 (202) 225-3411
 Atkins Hails Surgeon General’s Report on Tobacco Addiction;
 Calls fior Passage: of His Bill to Ban Cigarette Machines
 WASHINGTON! May 16 -- Rep. Chet Atkins, D-Mass., said today
 that Surgeon General C. Everett Kooo’s declaration that tobacco
 is an addictive drug should help spur congressional action on his
 bill to ban cigarette vending machines.
 "I am an opponent of capital punishment and don’t see why
 the purveyors of poison should be imposing the death penalty on
 our children through vending machines," Atkins said. In
 releasing his: report, Koop said, "With the evidence that tobacco
 is addicting, is it Appropriate for toacco products to be sold
 through vending machines, which are: easily accessible ta
 children?"
 Atkins introduced the bill last Nev. 19, the lith annual
 Great American Smokeout, and has been working on measures: that
 would bar the U.S, Trade Representative from. acting against
 foreign governments that set restrictive advertising or labeling
 standards for tobacco for health reasons, and would require
 warning labelils on tobacco: products sold overseas and would keep
 im place a 1982 ban on subsidies for American tobacco sold
 abroad,
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 a national public opinion firm calling (long distance) from _ and
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 3, So we know who to interview in this study, please tell me the ages of all
 the MEN 18 years of age or over in this household who smoke filtered
 cigarettes. Please start with the youngest -- (IF APPROPRIATE: and be sure
 to include yourself.)
 RECORD EXACT AGE BELOW ON GRID. ASK FOR A DESCRIPTIVE TERM, FOR EXAMPLE:
 "Ig that your son, husband, etc." AND WRITE IT IN. USE "SELF" FOR PERSON
 you ARE TALKING TO.
 4, Next, please tell me the ages of all the WOMEN 18 years of age or over

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 this household who smoke filtered cigarettes. Again, please start with the
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 (CIRCLE)
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 SELECT RESPONDENT WHO IS NEAREST TOP OF LIST
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 5, May I speak to (SELECTED RESPONDENT)?
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 We're conducting a Survey in this area, and I would Tike to ask you some questions.
 la. First, are you currently a cigarette smoker?
 Yes CL (CONTINUE)
 No 2 (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE)
 1b. Have you, yourself, participated in a market research survey in the past year?
 Yes i (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE)
 xo (2 (CONTINUE)
 lc. And which of the Forlowing age groups best describes your age? (READ LIST)
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 18-20... 2
 21-24 @
 25-29 4 (QUALIFIES FOR 18-34 YEAR OLD QUOTA)
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 55-59 . 9
 60 and over ... 0 (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE)
 2. About how many cigarettes do you smoke in an average day? (O00 NOT READ LIST.
 IF ANSWER FALLS BETWEEN 2 CATEGORIES, RECORD AS HIGHER AMOUNT -= EXAMPLE: “1 OR
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 10-19 1/2 pack, but less than 1 pack 2
 20-29 1 pack, but less than 1-1/2 packs @
 30-39 1-1/2 packs, but less than 2 packs 4 > (CONTINUE)
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 50+ 2-1/2 packs or more 6
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<doc> -----Original Message-----
 From: Ostern, Eric
 Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 3:59 PM
 To: Tomb, Howard
 Subject: RE: newhome page draft
 Enclosed are my edits---please also listen to your voice mail regarding this-
 Eric Ostern,
 Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Toxicology Letters, 35 (1987) 117-124
 Elsevier RECEIVED
 TRL 01724 8 4 4 ga?
 GASCHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF PULYCYCLIC
 AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS, AZA-ARENES, ARQYTABIC KAQHNN
 JHE PARTICLE AND VAPOR PHASE OF MAINS EAM AND
 SIDESTREAM SMOKE OF CIGARETTES*
 (Collecting system; mainstream smoke; sidestream smoke; polycyclic aromatic
 hydrocarbons; aza-arenes; aromatic amines)
 GERNOT GRIMMER**, KLAUS-WERNER NAUSACK and GERHARD DETTBARN
 Biochemisches Institut fiir Umweltcarcinogene, Lurup 4, 2070 Grosshansdorf (F.R.G.)
 {Received and accepted 8 October 1986)
 SUMMARY
 (J) The present arrangement collects particles and semivolatiles of main- and sidestream smoke and
 allows a recovery of the trapped substances nearly quantitatively and without impurities.
 (2) The fractionation procedure allows to separate various groups of carcinogens such as PAH, aza-
 arenes and aromatic amines for analytical and biological studies.

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(3) Sidestream smoke contains ten times more polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) compared
 with mainstream smoke. This holds also true for aza-arenes and amines,
 (4) PAH of the gaseous phases include only 1% of the particle-bound PAH.
 INFRODUCTION
 In cigarettes various groups of carcinogens such as PAH, nitrosamines, aromatic
 amines and heterocyclic aromatic compounds like aza-arenes and thia-arenes are
 present [1]. The goal of this investigation was to separate PAH, aza-arenes and
 aromatic amines carefully from other substances and to enrich these three classes
 “Invited paper, presented at the International Experimental Toxicology Symposium on Passive Smoking,
 October 23-25, 1986, Essen (F.R.G.).
 *#To whom correspondence and reprint requests should be addressed.
 Abbreviations: GC, gas chromatogram; PAH, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
 0378-4274/87/$ 03.50 © Elsevier Science Publishers B.V.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Podraza, Ken F.
 From: Carmines, Edward L.
 Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 6:30 PM _
 To: Stargardt, Joyce F
 Ce: Smith, Donna C.; Podraza, Ken F.
 Subject: RE: Codes for countries
 1 don't know if Donna responded, but I will give it a shot.
 We keep in our records the limitations we put on the use of materials. These limitations are transferred to the requestor
 and we believe it is the requestor’s responsibility to ensure that the restrictions are adhered to. If the requestor is someone
 in purchasing, we assume that there are controls to make sure that the material is used on a product that it was intended
 to be used. Possibly the spec system will catch this one day. For things like flavors, we will not approve a flavor for use in a
 product designed to be sold in a specific country if there are restrictions. Theoretically, the flavor will not be made and
 shipped to that country. Also products made with that flavor should not be shipped to that country. We are making
 disclosures in countries about how we are making cigarettes that are intended to be sold in the countries. We use our
 knowledge of the formula and the restrictions on the formula to make these disclosures.
 Let me know if this does not answer your question or that we have made some false assumptions.
 Thanx,
 Ed.
 -----Original Message----- _
 From: Stargardt, Joyce F
 Sent:

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Wednesday, March 21, 2001 9:53 AM
 To: Smith, Danna C,
 Ce: Jewell, Kathy; Gaines, Ola M.; Carmines, Edward L.; Lewis, Will H.; Pinkney, Diane J.; Ronnau, Frank W.; Farmer, Dwayne T.
 Subject: RE: Codes for countries
 Donna Thanks for the clarification on the country codes for ink use. In your note you state that it is not the vendors
 responsibility to manage where the product goes. Will you in PI track that information or does the Purchasing Agent
 need to insure this. Tipping paper is bought by a buying code, do you need to talk with Frank Ronnau about how they
 manage where and what brands it is used on. if so | have copied him on this email.
 Joyce
 Best Regards,
 Joyce F, Stargardt
 Purchasing, Packaging Services
 OC ALE
 804 274 5684
 -----Original Message-----
 From: = Smith, Donna C.
 Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 4:42 PM
 To: Stargardt, Joyce F
 Subject: Codes for countries =
 Joyce,
 7086292902
 DE=Germany
 CZ=Czech Republic
 LT=Lithuania
 HU=Hungary
 SkK=Slovakia one
 BE=Belgium
 These do not concern the vendors. They have no control over where we ship our manufactured product. It is
 PMUSA's responsibility to make sure that product that contains materials that are not permitted by regulation in a
 country, do not go into a country. These are the only 6 countries to date that have Tobacco specific regulation.
 Donna Smith
 Product Integrity
 (804)274-7849 </doc>


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 LUCKY STRIKE
 "REMEMBER HOW GRRaT*
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 TO ALL SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL
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 most successful, coordinated and complete national in-
 store promotion ever conducted on a cigarette brand.
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 titles are - 7
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 Jo Stafford "Jambalaya"
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 Andy Williams "Hawaiian Wedding Song"
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 Frankie Laine "Mule Train"
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 ($3.98 value) record album custom pressed by Columbia Records.
 In music, as in bank accounts, ONE MILLION is the magic number.
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 RAPHAEL KOPAN
 PERSONAL
 Birth: July 19, 1956, Petan-Texua, Israel
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 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
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 Seattle, Washington 98104 (206) 667-4491
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 EDUCATION AND POSITIONS:
 1990- Postdoctoral training with Dr. Harold Weintraub,
 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle.
 1985-1989 Ph.D. in the Department of Molecular Genetics and
 Cell Bisloegy at the University of Chicago.
 Thesis:
 "Keratin gene expression as markers of epithelial
 development: in vitro and ig vive study of
 epidermis and hair differentiation."
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 University, Tel-Aviv, Israel, under the supervisicn
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 Philip Morris World Leaf
 Technology Conference II
 Richmond, Virginia
 September 30, 1985
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<doc> "Bastar der Uberpinatimmyng
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 ' sennings® =
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 - canfilcts in the workplace. Resolution of conflicts
 required an objective measure of smoke levels.
 of the nonamoker to tobacco smoke,
 fee Re ae Be et ae Mia A
 2 eager dig emir tihin pide ore Tee
 * Environmental Heatth Perspeetives
 Vol. 60, pp. 405-440, 1985
 e in Building Air as
 oke Levels
 ker*? and Walter G.
 Whita
 thereby creating
 indicator of tobacco smoke pollution,
 ex still resylted in substantial exposure
 to a foyer area outside the
 trations in the office complex. Observed
 cancer, heart disease, pulmonary dysfunction,
 building exteriors.
 Introductian °
 In recent years, increasing attention has been focused
 on the health consequences of passive or “second-hand”
 smoking. A number of reports in the literature form the
 basis of this concern. These reports include increased _
 occurrences of such medically-documented conditions as,
 allergic reactions (1,2), respiratory and visual irritation
 (3), diminished pulmonary function (4,5), cardiovascular
 disease (6), and hing cancer (7-9).
 A heightened awareness on the part. of the
 smoker to these hazards has inevitably led to increasing
 conflict among workers, especially in enclosed work |
 environments. The least contentious and most widely
 practiced solution to the problem of passive smoking,.
 between the extremes of ding nothing on the one hand
 and lintiting smoking to building exteriors-on the other, ‘
 is to attempt the Segregation of smokers and non-
 smokers in some configuration. within the practical
 limits_ of the enclosed. building environment. Such
 Segregation is now practiced with increasing frequency,
 and whether or not it is effective in substantially
 “= *Department ot Food Science and Technology, University of Cal-
 _ iernia, Davis, CA 95616, .
 'Prestnt address: Department of Biology, Western Washington
 *, University, Bellingham, WA 94225 , ’ - 7
 ‘ tAuthor to whom reprint requests should be addressed.
 concentration levels corresponding to 4
 air circulation systems arid people
 - vegardleas of the smoking policies
 » . '
 reducing the health hazards of the nonsmoker to tobacco
 smoke is an important question which should be
 -addressed.
 Because of a serious conflict between smokers and +
 nonsmokers in a major office complex at our institution,
 we were encouraged to develop a relatiyely simple
 method to quantitate the measurement of tobacco
 smoke in the building air. This we did by measuring
 nicotine, a chemical Species uniquely found in air as a
 i The method developed
 upon a cold glass surface followed by its extraction into
 ‘methanol and measurement by on-column gas chroma- ’
 tography. , : .
 ' .
 Experimental Methods.
 Sample Collection
 Nicotine
 sampled by
 aerosols at specific building locations were
 placing an 8.9 cm diameter Petri dish upona
 Thermoelectrics Unlimited, Inc.) adjusted to its coldest
 operating temperature (approximately -10°C) (Fig. 1A),
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 From:
 Subject:
 PHILIP MORRIS
 ULS.A.
 INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 RICHMOND, VIRGIINTA
 Dr. WoL. Dunn pate: September 23, 1974
 B. M. McIntyre and M. Z. DeBardeleben
 Information Survey: The Effect of Cigarette Smoking on Aggression
 in Humans and Animals
 As indicated in the memorandum of September 16, we have completed
 the survey of the effect of cigarette smoking on aggressive
 behavior by searching the Lockheed system. We searched the Psy.
 Abstr. data base, American Psychological Association Abstracts
 1967-1973; and the Soc. Scisearch data base, bibliographic
 information on Social and Behavioral Sciences from the Institute
 for Scientific Information 1972-1974. The terms used in the Psy.
 Abstr. data base were smoking, tobacco, tobacco smoking, ciganette
 smoking, smoking (cigarettes), smoking (tobacco) aggression,
 AGGNCASLONS, AGGNLSSLVE, Aggressive behavior, aggressivenes,
 Aggressiveness, aggressivenesss, aggressivity, animal AGGNeSSLVE
 behavion, attack behavior, behavior disorders, confliat, social
 behavior and sociak interactions. The terms used in the Soc.
 Scisearch data base were smoking, tobacco, tobbaco, behavior,
 behavioral, behaviors, behaviour, and behavioural. The term
 aggression was tried but there were no hits using smoking and

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 colleagues called it a Rube Goldberg machine, but I don't
 think that's accurate is it?
 Oh well, this 1a a new blocd counting machine, it's called
 the Calder 3 Counter. It automatically does many things
 that we used to have to do by hand and it does them much
 faster, so that here in about a minute we have all the
 major blood cell counts and we also have indices cf this
 patient's blood,
 What does that say without ... I've noticed a lot of these
 aids around the laboratory here which ...
 In the American laboratory we have to automate things now
 because there are so many tests every year and so many
 new tests, that we simply do not have enough people to do
 them by hand, and if it weren't for automatic machines we'd
 be way behind in our workload.
 I wonder if we could get Nancy to turn the thing off now?
 Yes.
 That's alright. This is automation in the lab. Thanks
 Nancy.
 Dr. Summera, you are on the Scientific Advisory Board of
 the Council for Tobacce Research? Did I hit it right?
 Yea that's right, that's what it's called.
 T have some trouble with namea like that ... that's great.
 How did you come to get on it?
 Well, I'm a pathologist interested in tissue diagnosis
 and have been doing cancer research for some twenty
 years on the subject of host factors and what 1s meant
 by ‘host factors’ in human cancer ia, why does one person
 naver get any cancer and another person perhapa get cancer
 of the stomach, a third person cancer of the large bowel
 and so on. What ia there different about these people?
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<doc> EDUCATION:
 PREVIOUS
 POSITIONS:
 EXPERIENCE:
 FREDERIC D. FRAVEL
 Senior Associate
 PhsD. (expected in 1985), University of North Carolina,
 Department of City and Regional Planning
 M.R.F., Maater of Regional Planning University of North
 Carolina, 1976.
 B.A. Interdisciplinary Social Science, Duke University, 1972
 Motor Carrier Ratemaking Study Commission, Consultant, 1983.
 Public Transportation Division, Iotercity Program Manager, 1980.
 University of North Carolina, Research Associate, 1978-1980.
 Federal Railroad Administration, Program Analyst, 1977+ ,
 University of Korth Carolina, Teaching Assistant, 1977.
 Federal Railroad Administration, Program Analyst, 1976.
 University of North Carolina, Research Assistant, 1975.
 City of Durham, Plenning Division, Planning Intern, 1973.
 National Highvay Traffic Safety Administration, Highway Safety
 Management Assistant, 1970.
 Transportation: Project Maneger on a report produced for the
 Interstate Commerce Commission that expanded on the results of
 earlier work on the impact of the pattern of ownership and
 control of intercity bus passenger facilities on competition
 io the U.8. intercity bue industry. Reaults of joint ICC/DoT
 aurveys of intercity bus operators, terminal and station mne-
 gers vere also included, along with DOT analyses of the nead
 for public stations in non-urbenized areas and the benefits
 of intermodal facilities in larger urban areas. Findings end
 concluaiens regarding the need for legislative or regulatory
 policy changes and the role of Federal program for non-urban-
 ized. and intermodal faclities vere included. -
 Performed an inventory of private taxicab, limousine, and tus
 firma operating in the Dallas area, along with an inventory of
 transportation for the elderly and handicapped provided by pri-
 vate non-profit, and social service agencies. An assessment vas
 made of the potential of the firms and agencies for providing
 expanded transportation servicea for the elderly end handicapped
 under contract to the regional transit system. Reguletory and
 industry structure issues vere included in the assessenent.
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: JOHN PHILIP JOHNSON, M.D.
 EDUCATION
 Degrees:
 1971 B.S., Psychology, University of Michigan
 1975 M.D., Cum Laude, University of Michigan School of Medicine
 1975-1976 Pediatric Internship, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles
 1976-1977 Pediatric Residency, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles
 1977-1978 Pediatric Residency, University of Utah Medical Center
 1980-1982 Fellow in Clinical Genetics, University of Utah Medical Center
 1980 Board Certification, American Board of Pediatrics
 1984 Board Certification, American Board of Medica) Genetics
 Professional Experience:
 T/18-1/79 Pediatric Staff, Family Health Plan (FHP), Salt Lake City, Utah
 1/79-8/80 Chief, Department of Pediatrics, FHP, Salt Lake City, Utah
 7/78-6/82 Clinical Faculty, Department of Pediatrics, University of Utah
 Medical Center
 7/82-9/85 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Utah Medical

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Center, Clinic Physician, Utah State Training School
 10/85-Present Associate Director and Clinical Geneticist, Division of Medical
 Genetics, Children's Hospital-Qakland
 Honors:
 William J. Branstrom Freshman Award (University of Michigan, 1968); Alpha Omega
 Alpha (University of Michigan Medical School, 1975); included in 2ist edition of
 Who's Who in the West, (1987)
 Professional Societies:
 American Academy of Pediatrics; American Society of Human Genetics; American
 Association for the Advancement of Science
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
 1) Johnson J, Fineman RM. Branchial arch malformations in infants of diabetic
 mothers: Two case reports and a review. Am J Med Genet 13:125-130, 1982.
 2) Johnson J, Carey JC, Glassy F, Paglieroni T, Lipson T. The Marshall Smith
 syndrome - Two case reports and a review of pulmonary manifestations.
 Pediatrics 71 (2):219-223, 1983.
 3) Johnson JP, Carey JC, Gooch Wm III, Peterson J, Beattie JF. Femoral
 hypoplasia-unusual facies syndrome in infants of diabetic mothers. J Pediatr
 102:866-872, 1983.
 4) Johnson JP: Acquired craniofacial features associated with chronic phenytoin
 therapy. Clin Pediatr 23(12):671-674, 1984.
 * 5) Johnson J, Gatti R, Cavenee W, Drayna D, White R. Preliminary
 characterization of the 14q32 region in a patient with ataxia-telangiectasia
 (AT). In ICSU Short Reports, vol. 2, Advances in Gene Technology: Molecular
 Biology of the Immune System, Proceedings of the 17th Miami Winter Symposium,
 Streilein JW et al., ed. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. pp 193-194.
 1985.
 6) Stevenson LD and Johnson JP. Smith-Fineman-Myers Syndrome: Report of a Third
 Case. Am J Med Genet 22:301-304, 1985. </doc>


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<doc> LOUISVILLE EFFECTIVE DATE: 09/27/93
 MARLBORO LS REGULAR FTB STANDARD: PRODUCT ION
 BRAND CODE-O00012 (STD):
 CIGARETTE LENGTH : 79.0: MM FTC TAR: : 16.0 MG/CIGT 15.5 - 16.4
 TOBACCO ROD CERCUM, : 2.70: MM
 TOBACCO. ROD LENGTH : 60.0 MM
 FILTER, LENGTH : 19.0) MM
 TIPPING LENGTH : 23.000 MM
 TOTAL. R.T.D. 2 4.50 IN. H20
 DILUTION TARGET 12.0 +/- 5.0 &
 TIPPING PAPER: : 46MM X. 3000M CORK GSR-757 12-480-A. LASER PERF.
 GLUE ROLLER/ : REFER TO ENGIINEERINGS GLUE. ROLLER VARIABLE PARTS CATALOG: -
 TIPPING INFORMATION : BY TYPE-TIPPER: AND CIGARETTE BRAND-CODE-SPECIF ICATION
 : BETWEEN ROWS/BAND WIDTH/TPR. CUT LENGTH/DRY PATCH SIZE
 24.00: NA:. 1 ROW 27.00 6.5 xX 20MM
 TIPPING ADHESIVE : FULLER. WB-3924-EL PVA 61-458-A.
 : FINDLEY 18107 PVA 62-085-A:
 SEAM ADHESIVE : FULLER WB 39217L PVA 61-0H0-A.
 : NATIONAL 25-1088 PVA 61-210-A
 STD. FILLER - PACK 0.V..: AQO12 -. 13.25% MARLBORO: REGULAR FTB.
 CIGARETTE PAPER : 27.00MM X. 6700M! 33CU/0.6%/ 100%. FLAX 10-774-A.
 INK: : #INK FOR. PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*:
 : MARLBORO BLACK. #37077(MK 9/MK 10/PROTOS) 60-9:15-A.
 PRINT DIE : MARLBORO
 REASON. FOR: CHANGE :: CHRCUMFERENCE REDUCTION 0.10MM ON THE FILTER ROD
 : (24.45: TO 24..35MM) /TOBACCO ROD: (24.80 TO! 24.70MM).
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<doc> Jal Microbiological Associates
 §221 RIVER ROAD e BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20016
 TELEPHONE: (301) 654-3400
 December 22, 1981
 Dr. Sheldon C. Somners
 lir. Thomas Hoyt
 The Council for Tobacco Research, U.S.A.,Inc.
 110 East 59th Street
 New York, sew York 10022
 Dear Charlie and Tom,
 Just a short note to confirm the date for
 our meeting to present the final report for CIR Contract
 0030. The meeting will be on January 27 at 10:00 A.M.
 We will bring the final report with us then.
 Looking forward to seeing you. Best wishes
 for the Holidays.
 Sincerely,
 Carole
 Carol J. Henry, Ph.D.
 Director, Department of
 Experimental Oncology
 CJH/mpw
 A DIVISION or Whittaker </doc>


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 STAMFORD CT 06904-2380
 DESCRIPTION QTy RATE TOTAL
 CALL’ HOURS 110.00 $30.00 $3,300.00
 ADMINISTRATIVE HOURS 11.00 $15.00 $165.00
 COMPUTER PROGRAMING 1.50 $20 .00 $30.00
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<doc> Ter
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 Walter B. Essman, Queens College of the City University October 1, 1972 to
 of New York, Flushing, N.Y. 11367 July 15, 1974
 TITLE: “Metabolic Respunse to Stress--Tobacco Smoke Interactions" HKBL69619 3
 As a part of the present ongoing research program concerning several
 biochemical parameters related to the interaction of stress phenomena with
 tobacco smoke and/or nicotine, several specific experimental protocols were
 carried out. These were concerned specifically with the current stress induced
 by isolation housing in male and/or female mice and the relationship of the
 wore acute stress provided through the administration of electroconvulsive
 shock. One srea of concern was the mediatioa of aggressive behavior induced
 by isolation and its attenuation effected through electroconvulsive shock
 as well as by means of several pharmacological agents; one of these, nicotine
 has been explored in several previous studies and these have been summarized
 in earlier reports. . it was one purpose of the present studies to assess
 both central as well as specific peripheral measures that continue to document
 not only changes brought about by experimental treatments, but also the
 assessment of their potential behavioral significance.
 One area given primary attention concerned brain biogenic amines, spe-
 cifically with regard to changes in such substrates end their metabolism which
 evolved at 24 hours or more following the administration of multiple electro-
 convulsive shock (ECS) treatments. A regimen of four electroconvulsive shocks
 given at 15 minute intervals to CF-1S strain mice has been shown to result in
 a phasic attenuation of interspecies aggressive behavior brought about by 28 |
 days of isolation housing’for post-weaning male animals of this subline.
 Whereas male mice of several strains developed aggressive behavior following
 a period of isolation housing for several weeks, this phenomenon has been
 infrequently observed in female mice or if induced, represents only a very
 small percentage of any given population of females, where persisting aggressive
 attack is maintained. For this reason, several studies were conducted to
 specifically examine similarities and differences between male and female mice
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 COMPANIES INC.
 THE COLORADO BUILDING
 1941 G STREET, N.W., SUITE 900 * WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005 » (202) 637-1600
 Howarb 8S. LIEBENGOOD
 VICE PRESIDENT
 (202) 637-1514
 GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
 FAX: (202) 637-1505.
 October 2, 1997
 The Honorable Orrin G. Hatch, Chairman
 Senate Committee on the Judiciary
 SD-224 Dirksen Senate Office Building
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20510-6275
 Dear Mr. Chairman:
 Enclosed is the Philip Morris response to Senator Kennedy’s questions
 to Mr. Meyer Koplow. We appreciate your interest in the proposed tobacco
 resolution and look forward to working with you and your colleagues on the
 Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
 Best personal regards.
 Sincerely,
 Keevtacg al Cathintee
 Howard 5S. Liebengood
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<doc> FE Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middie):
 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
 Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators. Begin with the principal
 investigator/program director. Photocopy this page for each person.
 @. POSITION TITLE
 Steven M. Anderson, Ph.D. Associate Professor Pathology
 {Effective Fall, 1993)
 EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate of other initial professional education, such a3 nursing, and include postdoctoral raining.)
 YEAR
 INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE CONFERRED FIELO OF STUDY
 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ A.B. 6/76 Biochemistry
 Rockefeller University, New York Ph.D. 6/81 Virology
 National Cancer Institute, Lab of Post-doc 9/81-82 Tumor Viruses
 RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and
 honors. Key personnel inciude the principal investigator and any other individuals who participate in the scientific development or execution of the project.
 Key personnel typically will include all individuals with doctoral or other professional degrees, but in some projects will inctude individuals at the masters or
 baccalaureate level provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project. Include present membership on
 any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, In chronological order, the titles, all authors, and complete references to all publications during the
 Past three years and to representative earlier publications partinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES.
 1974-1976 Laboratory Assistant, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
 (Laboratory of Dr. Amold J. Levine)
 1976-1981 | Graduate Fellow, The Rockefeller University, Viral Oncology, New York, NY
 (Laboratory of Dr. Hidesaburo Hanafusa)
 @ 1981-1982 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Laboratory of Tumor Virus Genetics, National Cancer
 Institute, Bethesda, MD (Dr. E.M. Scolnick)
 1982-1986 Senior Research Virologist, Merck, Sharp and Dohme Research
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 1986-1993 Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, SUNY at Stony Brook,
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 1993- Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, University of Colorado,
 Denver, CO
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 A.B. cum laude, Biochemical Sciences, Princeton University, 1976.
 Sigma Xi, Princeton University Chapter, 1976.
 Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Research Post-doctoral Fellow, 1981-1982.
 Catacosinos Award for Junior Investigator in Cancer Research, 19877
 Grant Reviewer, State of New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research, 1984-Present
 Cancer Study Section, California Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program, 1991-present
 @ Publications (From a total of 26).
 1. Construction and isolation of a murine transforming virus containing the src gene of Rous
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 Re: Advertising Spacing Reguirement[Schools, Etc.,
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 No cigarette advertising on Billboards within
 500 feet of any elementary school, junior high
 school, high school, childrens’ playground, church,
 hospital or cemetery. This rule is considered
 as 500 feet from any area obviously occupied and in
 use by the aforementioned locations - i.e., radius
 spacing. -
 We alerted you last Fall that the "500 Feet" rule was a strong
 possibility. Your indication to us was that if adopted, the 500 feet
 spacing presented minimal problems, primarily because of our historical
 adherence to our "close proximity" guideline. As you visit your
 markets, please ensure that this new rule is being administered
 properly. If there is a question in your mind about placement, the
 conservative approach would be to move to another location.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> ‘From: ESANDERS--VCHO021A Date and time 28.03.94 10:54:03
 -%o: CELLIS -~--VUS0212A Cathy Ellis
 From: Edward Sanders
 To: . . +
 Subject: Selective Filtration
 Cathy,
 We ran out of time before we had time to complete our discussions
 regarding T. Muller’s work on the effect of smoke-bubbled PBS on Swiss
 373 cells. As we both agreed, publication and follow-up go hand
 in hand. My suggestions at this time on how best to continue are 2+
 listed below: :
 1. Before anything else is done, Dr. Muller ought. to check the
 effect of superoxide dismutase to determine if his hypothesis
 regarding superoxide anion appears to hold up. This result
 will not necessarily cast any light on the role of nitric
 oxide, but it is an indicator of free radical activity.
 2. The most effective method to chemically remove nitric oxide
 at the filter is to incorporate a free radical trap in the
 cellulose acetate. Being non-specific, this approach would
 also scavenge other radicals (gas phase) from smoke. There
 are a number of possible technical approaches to such a
 _ problem which need not be delineated at this time.
 3. Should we make a decision to go ahead with a filter selective io
 for nitric oxide (and perhaps other radicals) the chance of "
 achieving a laboratory success is quite high. However,
 simply achieving a laboratory success in no way guarantees
 a commercial success. The two most likely problems are
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 committed to the possibility that if we do indeed have a
 laboratory success, then further product development be
 investigated. As a consequence, we need to get a read out
 from at least Ken and counsel regarding the possible
 implications of this. Regarding a commercial rationale for
 the production of such a filter, a case could be made for
 marketing the product in Switzerland, since the Herzfeld
 index might be lowered for such a product. |
 4. I strongly suggest that the work for this project, should
 we decide to undertake it, be carried out primarily by one
 of the filter tow suppliers under our direction. We already
 have an agreement in place with Celanese, consequently it
 might. seem logical to carry out the work in the US with
 Celanese. However, I would like to suggest otherwise. There
 are two good reasons not to go with Celanese. The first is
 that it is my understanding that we have not found Celanese
 to be as responsive as we would like. The second is that
 although Celanese is associated with a major chemical company
 (Hoechst), most of Hoechst’s facilities are in Germany, not
 4n the US. I would suggest that Rhodia would be a better
 partner. Rhodia is also associated with a major chemical
 company, Rhone-Poulenc, and we have found Rhone-Poulenc to
 be quite responsive on other projects. In addition, the fact
 that filter design and prototype production could take place
 in Europe, facilitates evaluation at INBIFO.
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 _ Thursday 23 November, 1995 Page i}
 PARENTS would ba banned by anti-tobceco groups, the rights when it came to emok-
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 radical plan put forward by tory illnesses caused by pas- least four timea more chil.
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 Medical Research Council ther regulation would further smoke-free travel on almost
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 governments to consider ban- Prof Alistair Woodward, 0 one must ask is it fair tg
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<doc> TO: L.D, KEENEY
 FROM: T.N, THURWACHTER
 DATE: MAY 16, 1983
 SUB: PROJECTS DISCUSSED 5/11/83
 Purpose
 As per your request, to summarize projects referred to above.
 Rationale
 Parallel Communications Program
 Develop Parallel Communications Program for KENT,
 to discuss with J.J. Howley.
 KENT Gold Deluxe, Europe
 Address the issue of eliminating KENT Gold Deluxe from
 the KENT Family. Asa preliminary step, gather pertinent
 information,
 K.G,L. New Packs, Match Panel Test
 Address the issue of testing the newly designed KENT Lights
 and KENT Golden Lights packs in matched store panels, for
 the eventual purpose of deciding which new pack to adapt as
 the KENT family entry in the lights segment,
 Parallel Communications Program
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 requires a set of objectives and rationale before we can discuss
 specifics with J.J. Howley. If you like, I can start the ball
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 DONALD T. WITIAK
 The Ohic State University.
 2006 Medicine Administration Center
 370 West Ninth Avenue
 Columbus, Ohio 43210
 614-422-2736
 tion: Professor, Division of Medicinal Chemistry and Pharma-
 cognosy, College of Pharmacy, and Director, Pharmaceutical
 and Toxicological Research Institute (PTRI)
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 1954-55
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 1973-82
 1982-Present
 Two children
 Pharmacy, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
 B.S. degree, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
 Graduate Training, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
 Graduate Student, University of Kansas, Laurence, KA
 Ph.D. degree, University of Wisconsin, "Madison, WI
 (Medicinal Chemistry-major; Organic Chemis try-minor)
 Thesis- I. Conformational Analysis of the Prins Reaction. II.
 An Isolation of Plant Resistance Factors from Alfalfa.
 Publications: E. E. Smissman and D, T. Witiak, Conformational
 Analysis of the Prins Reactions, J. Org. Chem. , 25, 471 (1960).
 Assistant. Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, University of Iowa
 Associate Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, University of Towa
 Associate Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, The Ohio State
 University
 Professor of Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy, The Ohio
 State University
 Chairman of Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy, The Ohio
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 Director of the Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Research
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 P.O. BOX 21688
 420 ENGLISH STREET
 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27420
 SUBMITTED BY:
 LITTON BIONETICS, INC.
 5516 NICHOLSON LANE
 KENSINGTON, MARYLAND 20895
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 PHILIP MORRIS USA
 ACTIVE RECORDS DISPOSAL NOTICE
 DATE: 06/05/95
 TO: M/C PRIMARY PROCESSING
 FROM: RECORDS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
 THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ARE SCHEDULED FOR DISPOSAL AS OF JANUARY 1, 1995.
 RETURN THIS NOTICE TO THE RECORDS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT (M/C - EWB)
 WITHIN 30 DAYS.
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 RETENTION CREATION CATEGORY
 PERIOD DATE * CODE RECORD CATEGORY
 C+2 1992 & PRIOR AOQ514 - ADMINISTRATIVE
 C+2 1992 & PRIOR AO515 - AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
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A0516 - ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS
 C+2 1992 & PRIOR BQ441 - BENEFITS
 C+3 1991 & PRIOR BO443 - BUDGETS
 C+2 1992 & PRIOR BO0444 - BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
 C+L 1993 & PRIOR C0999 - CALENDARS/DIARIES/DAYTIMERS
 C+2 1992 & PRIOR C1000 - CAMPAIGNS/PROGRAMS/SPECIAL EVENTS
 C+2 1992 & PRIOR C1002 - CHECK REQUESTS
 Cc+2 1992 & PRIOR C1003 - COMMITTEES
 I/WE APPROVE THE DISPOSAL OF THE ABOVE RECORDS AND I/WE CERTIFY THE
 RECORDS APPROVED FOR DISPOSAL HAVE BEEN REVIEWED AGAINST APPENDIX A
 OF THE PHILIP MORRIS USA RECORDS MANAGEMENT MANUAL AND ANY AND ALL
 APPLICABLE DISPOSAL SUSPENSION NOTICES AND NONE OF THESE RECORDS ARE
 SUBJECT TO DISPOSAL SUSPENSION (UNLESS AN EXPLANATION IS ATTACHED
 OF WHY ANY OF THESE RECORDS SHOULD NOT BE DISPOSED).
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 (DEPARTMENT MANAGER SIGNATURE) (DATE }
 I CERTIFY THE RECORDS APPROVED FOR DISPOSAL HAVE BEEN DISPOSED.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> AUDIT FORM - May, 1994 Date:
 Name:
 Location:
 Senior Project

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Leader:
 Manager:
 Director:
 1. Are files neat, organized, and easily identified? Yes No
 If "No," Comments:
 2. Are all files (folders, notebooks, hanging drawings, etc.) properly coded?
 Yes No
 If "No," Comments:
 3. Are categories, codes, and retention periods easily visible?
 Yes No
 4, What kinds of files were not properly coded and filed? (If applicable)
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<doc> W. D. Whitaker
 Treasurer
 J. E. Lill
 K. B. Tribble
 Oo. P. Kidder
 W. P. Koehler
 J. ¥. Honeycutt/km
 December 19, 1966
 We attach hereto copy of a letter dated 14th December from
 Mr. Wichers regarding part of our seventh shipment from Izmir
 of 1965 crop YAB Grade tobacco being supplied by Austro-Turk
 due to be shipped per the S.S. PRUDENTIAL OCEANJET on or about
 the 23rd December.
 From this letter you will note that we have been requested to
 make the necessary arrangements to pay the FOB value of
 $380,556.53 to ASTRA TOBACCO CORPORATION, NEW YORK, on pre=-
 sentation to us of the original shipping documents in the
 United States.
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<doc> FAO NEWS EDITORS
 Immediate Release (5.11.97)
 Promoting equal rights for smokers
 2 Grosvenor Gardens London SW1W ODH Ne ws R e I eas e
 Tel: 0171 823 6550 Fax: 0171 823 4534
 Lighten-up some more Tessa
 Now smokers want a better deal on tobacco advertising from Tessa Jowell
 The government's retreat on tobacco sponsorship of Formula 1 motor racing signals the
 beginning of the unravelling of the government's anti-smoker agenda as its' Opposition
 pipe-dreams have to contend with the reality of governing.
 The government musi now give consideration to the UK's 15 million adult consumers who
 have a right to receive information about tobacco products through advertising.
 Why not make a start by cancelling the proposed 19p increase in the price of a pack of 20
 cigarettes, and cease the policy of punishing smokers through punitive taxation?
 ends
 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
 MARTIN BALL Office: 0171-823 6550 Mobile: 0831-261252
 There are more smokers
 than New Labour voters!
 * New Labour polled 13.4:uillion votes in the General Election. According to
 statistics by the Office for National Statistics and the TMA, about 15 million
 British adults smoke cigerettes, cigars or pipes.
 tTsostesoog </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> |NBIFO Institut fiir biologische Forschung GmbH - Kdln PRIORITY
 Documentation P 0500/5274 » 95/2/68 Page 1
 We joé
 1 Abstract
 The objective of the present study was to compare the cytotoxicity of Diesel engine exhaust
 (DEE) fractions and sidestream smoke (SS) fractions of the standard reference cigarette 1R4F.
 The DEE and $S fractions tested were total particulate matter (TPM), the water-soluble fraction
 of the gas/vapor phase (GVP) as well as their recombination (TPM-GVP).
 DEE was generated under nonstandardized conditions using a 3.8-1 Perkins engine run at idle
 mode in an air-conditioned laboratory. The exhaust was diluted with filtered conditioned air
 (1 volume exhaust plus 1 volume air). SS was generated using a 30-port INBIFO smoking
 machine.
 TPM was collected on glass fiber filters. GVP, which passed through the same filters, was
 trapped in phosphate-buffered saline. For the recombination TPM-GVP, TPM was mixed with
 GVP on an equivelent 7 TPM basis. Exposure was performed by incubating 3T3 cells for 24 h in
 culture medium to which salutions/suspensions of the fractions of DEE or SS were added. The
 cytotoxicity was measured using the neutral red uptake and the Kenacid blue methods and
 expressed as 1/EC50 values given on an equivalent

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TPM basis.
 The 1/EC50 (mi/mg) values were 8.9 for DEE-TPM, 10.6 for SS-TPM, 27.3 for DEE-GVP, 15.8
 for SS-GVP, 31.2 for DEE-TPM-GVP, and 24.7 for SS-TPM-GVP. A statistically significant
 difference between DEE and SS was found only in the cytotoxicity of GVP. The DEE-GVP was
 more cytotoxié than SS-GVP by a factor of 1.7. No statistically significant differences in
 cytotoxicity were observed between DEE and SS for TPM and the recombination TPM-GVP.
 DEE-TPM-GVP, however, was by a factor of 1.3 more cytotoxic than the SS-TPM-GVP.
 * for GVP: the amount of collected TPM in the volume of whole aerosol
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> CHARGE, NUMBER: 6906
 4 Beockah TITLE: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SMOKE ;
 PERIOD COVERED: GCTOBER 1 - 31, 1984
 PROJECT LEADER: C.K. ELLIS a“
 DATE OF REPORT: NOVEMBER 6, 1984
 NRITTEN BY: 4. -R, MCCOY
 I. SALMONELLA/MICRGSOME (S/M) MUTATION ASSAY: TA98 ACTIVITY
 OF MS IT CSC FROM MODEL CIGARETTES WITH DLFFERENT WRAPPING
 PAPER AND/On FILTER=
 The S/M assay (strain TA98+S9) was used to determine the activity of MS IT
 esc from the following model cigarettes with different wrapping paper and/or
 filter: (1) callulose acetate (CA) filter, standard wrapper (#156); (2) CA
 filter, MgO treated wrapper; (3) charcoal filter, standard wrapper; (4} char-
 coal filter, MgQ treated wrapper; (5) charcoal filter, MgO treated wrapper with
 perforation, = The CSC from the cigarette with standard wrapper and CA filter
 was lower in both specific activity (*25%) and total activity (~25%) than the
 SC from the cigarette with charcoal filter and MgO treated perforated paper.
 No other differences in activity could be demonstrated.
 TI, SALMONELLA/Microsome {S/M) Mutation Assay: Establishment of
 ester Strain TALC22
 S-.‘iminary experiments using strain TALO2 + S93 were carried out to eval-
 uate the activity of CSC from model cigarettes. Little

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or no activity was seen
 in the absence of metaboiic activation (-59), but in the presence of metabolic
 activation (#89) all of the CSCs tested were considered ta be active, The
 aordar of activity appeared to be as follows: RC3 and bright > LTF-5E, burley,
 and RL reference > 2R1, Since brig. t and burley are substantial components of *
 the 2R1 blend, these results are interesting. It may be that the carbonyls (to
 which strain TALO2 is sensitive) present in the bright CSC are reacting with
 the nitrates present in tne burley CSC thereby reducing the activity of the 2Ri
 CSC. Further studies are necessary to verify this observation.
 In addition, the acid, base, and neutral fractians of 2R1 CSC were tested
 (289) in another experiment. Preliminary results suggested the following order
 of activity (+89): base fraction > 2R1 CSC > acid or neutral fraction. In an
 affort to find a negative control compound, the activity (+89) of pyrene, nico-
 tine, and sucrose was evaluated. Pyrene was weakly active 4 83, whereas nico-
 tine and sucrose were not. Thus, nicatine or sucrose could be selected as a
 negative control compound,
 | CIY~ 092.
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> There's no convincing evidence that
 proves their cigarette smoke is harm-
 ful fo me.
 Oh, | know some people sary

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there's
 a link between second-hand smoke
 and illness. But! looked into it. All those
 studies are either flawed or they've
 been misinterpreted. Based on the
 facts, it just wouldn't be fair to tell
 someone not to smoke in public.
 If someone's cigarette is bothering
 me, I’ve learned there’s a simple solu-
 tion. | tell them. And they listen. | think
 we can live with each other.
 Presented in the interest of fairness by
 “| don't smoke.
 But if I'm with someone
 who does, it's okay.
 I've made my choice.
 They've made theirs.
 think we can
 live with each other!’
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> ACADFMIG AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERTENCE
 PUBLICATIONS DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS
 1961 Physical Chemistry
 1965 Physical Chemistry
 Department Rank/Function
 Biophysics Post Doctorate
 Chemistry Senior Lecturer
 Chemistry Assoclate Professor
 Biophysics Visiting Scientist
 Chemistry Full Professor
 Natl’ Vistitng Scientist
 Cancer Inst.
 Reson. Medicine 10, 119-124 (1989).
 86-90 (1989).
 S. Shibolet, S.E, Edelstein and B.A. Vidne.
 Ang. 40, 300-308 (1989)
 2617-2622 (1990).
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Rat Hearts
 15, 392-396
 Extracts - <A 2D
 (1990),
 220-226
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> seen Original Message-—-
 VLLZ6EE8L0E
 From: Repp, Jerry
 Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 1999 2:17 PM
 To: Fendrich, Karen N.
 Cc: Chu, Jimmy
 Subject: RE: CRI inspections - B&H
 My suggestion: ‘
 if the delay is the vendor's fault, | would try to get them to air ship 1000 pes. at their expense. That would reduce our
 Backorders to Z weeks

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when the balance arrives via sea. If the vendor will not agree, it would be up to Brand to determine if
 they want to pay for air shipment to reduce Backorders.
 Jerry </doc>