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 analyzed by GC/MS for Bill Edwards and: structure assignments were made
 which were consistent with NMR data.
 Four different oriental tobaccos were extracted and the extract
 analyzed for sucrose tetraester content by DCI (direct evaporation
 chemical ionization) using NH3 as reagent gas. Total ester contents
 ranged from 0.2-0.5% of tobacco on a dry weight basis. Some differences”
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> February 9, 1990
 Mr. Gregory Strauss
 Marketing Assistant
 R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO
 Winston-Salem, NC 27102
 Dear Greg:
 We are forwarding layouts for the following projects:
 FESTIVE ADS
 Four preliminary layouts$have been prepared for development of ROP
 and special event

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ads. Two layouts represent strictly Mexican
 executions (Cinco de Mayo and El Grito being the bulk of the ROP
 efforts). The remaining two layouts are generic in nature, yet
 still very relatable to the non-Mexican segment of the market.
 Generic/"Fiesta" - This execution features Joe at a party
 x (outdoors/indoors) with dancing, balloons, confetti and a
 Fiesta banner on the background.
 Generic/"Parade" - While this execution emphasizes parade
 related events, its festive mood could crossover to any kind
 of celebration.
 x Mexican/"Fireworks" - Joe is portrayed in this execution by
 means of firework lighting. It also portrays Mexican
 folkloric dancers. This ad could also be easily adapted for
 a generic approach by eliminating the folkloric aspect.
 Mexican/"Balcony" - Both Joe and the CAMEL girl in this layout
 are featured in typical folkloric Mexican outfits. Due to the
 type of celebration for which these ads will be used, we feel
 this approach will prove elegant and not stereotypical.
 All these ads would be produced according to specifications for
 both 4-color and B/W publications. Type would be customized as
 needed.
 Our recommendation is for the production of "Fiesta"/generic
 segment and "Fireworks"/Mexican. oe
 CONSUMER MISSION
 Three alternatives are enclosed for production of this piece.
 They all feature existing CAMEL creative, as well as a BIGIF
 coupon and Video van/special event offer.
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> BROWN & WYLLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
 T. N. Williard
 ec: R. R. Black
 B. A. Bandy
 FROM; 5. L. Reesor
 DATE: November 7, 1990
 SUBJECT: EVALUATE BRAZILIAN MADURA (GRADE 9A) IN A FLAVORED BLEND/381
 R&D 21-381 PILOT PLANT 21-381-00
 Data and specifications concerning the following samples are attached.
 DESCRIPTION ANALYSIS CODE

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BLEND: XLF-965E 381009
 CASING: XCF-2372/1124/2373 (60/40 BLEND W/8% BRAZILIAN 9A)
 FLAVOR: XFF-503
 TOW: 2.7/35
 PLUG WRAP: KC-65M2
 CIGARETTE PAPER: E-556
 TIPPING: 26 MM Cork
 DENSITY: 248
 Same as above except: 381010
 BLEND: XLF-965F (60/40 BLEND W/8% BSA & 5% ORIENTAL)
 CASING: XCF-2375/1124/2376
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> JEROME C. GOLDSTEIN, MD, FACS
 Executive Vice President
 American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
 Dr. Goldstein received his BA from University of Rochester and his MD from State University
 of New York (Syracuse) in 1963. He intemed at Philadelphia General Hospital

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(1963-64) and
 received residency training in surgery and otolaryngology at Bronx Municipal Hospital Center
 and State University of New York at Syracuse (1964-68).
 He has served as Executive Vice President of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head
 and Neck Surgery since 1984. (The 10,000 member Academy is the national society of
 physicians concemed with both the medical and surgical treatment of the ears, nose, throat,
 and related structures of the head and neck.) He also has appointments as clinical professor
 in the Departments of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Georgétown University and
 Johns Hopkins.
 Or. Goldstein was in the private practice of otolaryngology in Glens Falls, NY from 1971-1973.
 He was head of the Division of Otolaryngology at Albany Medical College from 1974-1983.
 Dr. Goldstein is an active member of numerous medical societies. He is currently a director of
 the American Board of Otolaryngology, Deafness Research Foundation, and is North
 American Regional Secretary for the Intemational Federation of Otorhinolaryngological
 Societies. He is a past president of the American Society for Head and Neck Surgery and
 Centurions of the Deafness Research Foundation, and has recently completed terms on the
 American College of Surgeons’ Board of Governors and Advisory Council on
 Otorhinolaryngology.
 He has published and lectured extensively on otolaryngic topics and serves on numerous
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 ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE AND HEALTH:
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<doc> LOUISVILLE EFFECTIVE DATE: 04/19/88
 ELAN. THINS 100 REGULAR FTB STANDARD PRODUCTION
 BRAND COOE-0800 (STD)
 _GIGARETTE DESCRIPTIVE
 CIGARETTE LENGTH : 98.5 MM:
 CIGARETTE. CIRCUMFERENCE : 17.00 MMi
 FILTER LENGTH : 27.5 MM
 TIPPING LENGTH : 32'.000 MM
 PACK MOISTURE i 13.25: % W/W
 TOTAL R.T.0. : 6.20: IN. H20:
 DILUTION! TARGET : 58.0: +/- 5.0 %
 TIPPING PAPER: : 64MM XX. 3200M WHT DGL PPT KC-236M2 12-057-B LASER! PERF.
 TIPPING. ADHES! VE. : NATIONAL 32-1979 61-216-A
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 GLUE ROLLER DRAWING NO... (SEE ENGINEERING FOR LATEST REVISION NUMBER):
 : MAX S/MAX 80 == C-211643 PATCH SIZE: 10.0 X 14.0 4M
 -GIGARETTE ROD DESCRIPTIVE
 FILLER DESCRIPTION : A0Q800-STD-LV
 ELAN THINS FTB (TRIM IN)
 FILLER CUTTING SIZE : 4o CUTS PER INCH
 ROD LENGTH: : 71.0 MM
 ROD CIRCUMFERENCE : 17.00 MM
 CIGARETTE PAPER: : 19.5MM X 4O00M KC 4.8%. SUC.-0.7%CMC: 10-046~-A
 UNK: :) MARLBORO BLACK, #37077 (MARK 9/9-5)} 60-915~A
 PRINT DIE : MACHINE NUMBER
 COMMENTS : NO SUBSTITUTIONS OF ADHESIVES PER R&D REQUEST.
 REASON FOR CHANGE : 1. TAR TARGET CHANGED TO'6.5NG/CIGT. 2.BLEND CHGD
 : TO TRIM IV. FILLER WTS. INCREASED. 3.C!GT. PAPER:
 : CHGD: TO 11.0 SEC(10-O46-A).. 4.DILUTION/TOTAL RTD
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 TPG PAPER’ CHGD TO: 12-057-B @ 0.75cm.
 PREPARED BY : S.M. HAYWOOD PRINTING DATE : 4/15/88
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 Media Inquiry for Rainey, Karen
 © To: Dennis, Darienne; Temple, Richmond
 Cec: Daragan, Karen; Holt, Barry; Martin, Maria; McCormick, Brendan; Rainey, Karen
 From: Carraro, Tara
 Date: Wed, Nov 9, 1994 4:06 PM
 Reporter: Mr. Jonathan Friedland
 Phone No. (212) 416-3125
 Media Outlet:
 FW: Wall Street Journal
 Location: NY
 Topic: Workman's Compensation
 Deadline: Tomorrow afternoon
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 BRAND CODE-00040 (STD)
 CIGARETTE LENGTH
 TOBACCO ROD CIRCUM.
 TOBACCO ROD LENGTH
 FILTER LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 TOTAL R.T.D.
 DILUTION TARGET
 TIPPING PAPER
 GLUE ROLLER/
 TIPPING INFORMATION
 TIPPING ADHESIVE
 SEAM ADHESIVE
 CIGARETTE SPECIFICATION
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 30.000 HM
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 BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND-CODE-SPECIFICATION
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 CIGARETTE PAPER
 INK
 PRINT DIE
 A0500 - 13.25% PARLIAHENT SP
 27.00MM X 6700M 33CU/0.6%/100% FLAX 10-774-A
 *INK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*
 MACHINE NUMBER
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CIGT: c60040 FILTER:
 REASON FOR CHANGE
 PREPARED BY
 PREPARATION DATE
 APPROVED BY:
 MARLBORO BLACK INK CHANGED FROM 60-915-A TO
 60-715-A (#37077-S IN PREFILLED SYRINGE}.
 MATERIALS UPDATED TO CURRENT STATUS IF APPLICABLE.
 NO OTHER CHANGES MADE.
 PAM LOMELIN PRINTING DATE
 4/18/97 PRINTING TIME
 SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION
 O7170A
 + 1/19/02
 > 8:52:59
 DATED: 4/14/97 </doc>


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<doc> BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
 Give the following information for all new key personnel, consultants, and collaborators.
 Copy this page for each person.
 NAME POSITION TITLE
 Alexander E. Kalyuzhny Research Associate
 EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial pro fessional education, such as nursing, and include
 postdoctoral training.)
 YEAR
 INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE ___| CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY
 Saratov State University, MS. 1981 Biochemistry
 Saratov (Russia)
 Institute of Developmental Ph.D. 1987 Embryology/
 Biology, Russian Academy Histology
 of Sciences, Moscow (Russia)
 FIESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list in chronological order previous employment, experience,
 and honors. Key personnel include 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 projacts will include 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 referances to all
 publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES.
 Professional Experience:
 1981-1983 Research assistant, Laboratory of Developmental Genetics,
 Institute of General Genetics, Russian Academy of
 Sciences, Moscow. Russia.
 1983-1987 Research assistant, Central Research Laboratory at the
 Russian Ministry of Health. Moscow, Russia.
 1987-1989 Research associate, All-Union Research Center for
 Maternal and Child Health Care. Russia, Moscow.
 1989-1992 Head of LEICA Biomedical Research Group, Moscow
 Russia .
 1992-1994 Postdoctoral associate, Department of Pharmacology,
 University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN
 1994-present Research Associate, Department of Pharmacology,
 University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN
 Bibliography:
 Kalyuzhny A.E., Cherdantcev V.G., Fitin A.F., Bakalkin G.Ya.Opiate sigma-
 agonist SKF 10.047 affect development of early loach embryos Reports
 of USSR Academy of Sciences, 1986, 290:974-978.
 Kalyuzhny A.E., Fitin A.F.,Gromov S.P., Bakalkin G.YaOpiate sigma-binding
 sites in membranes of oocytes and early loach embryos . Biochimiya (
 Biochemistry), 1987, 52:335-341,
 Kalyuzhny A.E.,Fitin A.F.,Bakalkin G.Ya., Cherdantcev V.G. Do opicids
 regulate early loach morphogenesis? Ontogenez (Ontogenesis),
 1988, 19:539-540.
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 Philadelphia, Pan. U's.) ” » Eastern Mkt. Nutr. Res. Div.,
 CHEMISTRY OF CIGAR BUTT ODOR. II. FURTHER INVE
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 for each constituent and do so in in index style. ta, -.
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 Tar & Nicotine Lev, Ac 2)
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 To: Mr. J. MN. Ockers
 Marketing Department
 Date: August 8, 1980
 I Nee rom: Mr. C.D. Elinore
 Tobacco Development
 In regard to your request for tar and nicotine levels for WINSTON HC

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85 & 100,
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 WHOLESALE COMPANY 618-397-1900
 FAX 618-397~7044
 1600 NOATH SSTH STAEET e FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS 62z20a
 FULL LINE OISTRIBUTOR
 CANOY e TOBACCO «# GROCEAIES
 November 15, 1994
 Docket 94P-0069
 Dockets Management Branch
 Food and Drug Administration
 Room 1-23
 12420 Parklawn Drive
 Rockville, MD. 20857
 Dear F.D.A. and Commissioner Kessler:
 I am opposed to any changes being made in the regulatory status of
 tobacco products. I, along with most citizens of the United
 States, believe that the F.D.A. should focus its efforts on more
 critical issues, like testing new drugs and ensuring that the
 nations food supply is safe. As it is, the F.D.A. is already
 unable to meet its current responsibilities in these areas. To
 extend the F.D.A.’s jurisdiction to include another large industry
 would

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be foolish. There is no need to change the regulatory status
 of tobacco. Tobacco products are already among the most heavily
 regulated preducts on the market. The U.S. Congress, several
 federal agencies and administrative offices in each state already
 have jurisdiction over the production, manufacture, marketing and
 sale of tobacco products. In addition, because tobacco is neither
 a food nor a drug, it should not be subject to F.D.A. jurisdiction.
 Did you know that 70% of Americans feel that their communities
 already have strict regulations over this product? Your proposal
 to regulate cigarettes is prohibition, and is just another example
 of over-regulation by government.
 Weeke Wholesale Company, and its 55 employees, depend on the sale
 of cigarettes and could suffer severe financial losses.
 Sincerely,
 Leow ube—
 Scott W. Weeke
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<doc> BLENDED FLAVOR ACCEPTANCE.
 DM Code: 75-814 D/M Code. Descrip: P.M. FLAVOR 7564-75-RC
 PMID #: 238924-00
 Date Produced: 8/20/92 Quantity, Produced: 567.750: LITS
 Date Inspected: 8/20/92 Inspector: F/C Q.A. Lab
 Compounder: Sherry
 No. Containers: 1 Expiration Date: 9/20/92
 Specific Grawity: (77 Deg. F) 1.11/46 Flash. Point: None
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> From: Swauger, James
 To: Moskowitz, Seth W.
 ce:
 BCC:
 Primary Date: 11/16/1998 2:28:38 PM
 Last Modified Date: 1998-Nov-16 15:03:52
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1998-Nov-16 14:28:38
 Received Date: 1998-Nov-16 14:28:38
 Subject: RESPONSE TO ALLEGATIONS BY JOHN PAULY{F}
 Attachments:
 Pauly Response -.doc
 Right..... no attachment was attached.
 JES
 From: Moskowitz, Seth W.
 Sent: Monday, November 16, 1998 1:07 PM
 To: Swauger, James
 Subject: RE: RESPONSE TO ALLEGATIONS BY JOHN PAULY
 What do you mean "e-file"? Didn't you get the attachment?
 -----Original Message-----
 From: Swauger, James
 Sent: Monday, November 16, 1998 12:08 PM
 To: Moskowitz, Seth W.
 Subject: RE: RESPONSE TO ALLEGATIONS BY JOHN PAULY
 Seth,
 Thank You but please send me a e-file as well. Also....[ am still working on a couple of

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 1) I am trying to get the glass industry or fiber toxicologists to comment on the relevant
 statements made by Pauly
 2) Tam also working on a letter to the editor focused on potential health issues and glass
 JES
 --~--Original Message-----
 From: Moskowitz, Seth W.
 Sent: Thursday, November 12, 1998 2:30 PM
 To: Holton, Mark L.; Walker, Nat
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> ihe]
 Secesre = SERVICES INC. NOVEMBER, 1988
 rHilittd 15 East Eighth Street MRS #4207
 Chel bel bed} = Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 _ (11/1/88)
 MAH TS = 513 879-1555
 RTS
 NON-SMOKER - SMOKING HOUSEHOLD
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Research Services, a
 national public opinion firm calling long distance from Cineinnati,
 Ohio. I'd like to ask you a few questions, and your answers, of course,
 will be kept entirely confidential. We're talking to people 18 years of
 age and over, so first of all, are you 18 or over?
 Yes -~ 1. - ASK Q.1B
 No -2 —- ASK: May I speak to someone
 who is 18 or over?
 IF NO ONE 18 OR OVER IS AT HOME NOW WHO CAN BE INTERVIEWED, THANK AND
 ARRANGE TO CALL BACK. IF NECESSARY, RE-INTRODUCE YOURSELF AND PROCEED.
 IF NO ADULT 18+ LIVES IN HOUSEHOLD, TERMINATE AND TALLY.
 1B. And since we are talking to a cross-section of people all over the United
 States, could you tell me, do you live in a...(READ LIST)
 Big city -~1
 Small city -~ 2
 Town - 3
 Suburb ~4
 Out in the country - 5
 Or what? (SPECIFY)
 (70 NO? READ) Refused - 5
 2. Are there any people in this household, including yourself, who are 18
 years of age or over and smoke cigarettes?
 (Yes}-1 - ASK Q.3
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<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE
 ALLEN BARRY COHEN, M.D., Ph.D.
 Date of Birth: July 14, 1939
 Place of Birth: Ft. Wayne, Indiana
 Education:
 1960 B.A. George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
 1963 M.D. George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
 19T2 Ph.D. University of California, San Francisco, California;
 Department of Microbiology, Graduate Student, 1969-71
 American Board of Internal Medicine: Diplomate, 1970;
 Subspecialty Board, Pulmonary Diseases, 1970.
 Internship and Residency:
 1963-64 Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New York; Department of Medicine
 1964-66 Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri; Department of Medicine, Assistant
 Resident
 Academic and Research Positions:
 Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Temple University, July, 1977-present
 Chief, Pulmonary Division, Department of Medicine, Temple University, Associate
 Professor of Medicine, July 1975 - present.
 Associate Member, Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of California,
 San Francisco, June 1973 to June 1975.
 San Francisco General Hospital, San Francisco, California; Medical Service,
 Director of Respiratory Intensive Care Unit, 1971-72. Consultant Service,
 1973-75.
 University of California, School of Medicine, San Francisco, California;
 Cardiovascular Research Institute, Research Fellow, 1969-71; Department
 of Medicine, Assistant Professor-in-Residence, 1971-75
 Societies:
 Alpha Omega Alpha
 Phi Beta Kappa
 American Federation for Clinical Research
 American Society of Biological Chemists
 American Society for Clinical Investigation
 American Thoracic Society
 Western Society for Clinical Research
 Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
 Committees
 Member, Committee on Research, American Thoracic Society, 1970-73.
 Pulmonary Disease Advisory Committee, National Heart, Lung and Blood
 Institute, N.I.H, 7/1/77 to 6/30/81.
 Research Review Board, Veterans Administration. July, 1977-Present.
 50199996 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> From: Hodge, Kathleen E.
 To:Andrea Hicks; Debbie Potter; Dianne Neal; Evan Toulon; Frank Petto; Gary Hicks;
 Jeannie Marshall; Kathryn Premo; Kevin DeLury; Lori O'Connor; Rebecca Fullton;
 Robert Elmer; Sharon Reid; Steve Zitta; Susie Wilson; Timothy Fields
 ce:
 BCC:
 Primary Date: 5/18/1998 5:24:36 AM
 Last Modified Date: 1998-May-19 04:21:06
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1998-May-18 05:24:35
 Received Date: 1998-May-18 05:24:36
 Subject: Wk_disc98.xls
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 Please note that I have added a column to the report “Pending Approval". This amount
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<doc> TOBACCO ROAD C Owwwre to)
 Broadcast April 17, 1979
 Editorial Director Bernadette Phillips
 Presented by: Norman Davis, Area Vice President
 Tobacco smoke ig more than just very irritating to some
 people -- smoking is hazardous to your health -- and
 the health of many non-smokers caught downwind from
 an inconsiderate smoker. But we think the anti-smoking
 ordinance now smoldering in Dade County is even more
 dangerous to the healthy functioning of democracy.
 Because of this we urge a,vote against the ordinance
 on May 8. :
 The "“elean indoor air" ordinance that will be put to
 Dade voters in less than 2 month would outlaw smoking
 in offices, factories, meeting rooms, hallways and
 other enclosed business spaces. It would also ban or
 restrict smoking in any indoor public area. Implementing
 such a tough ordinance would he costly -- unnecessarily
 so. Right now in Dade County non-smokers' rights are
 protected in department stores, elevators, and food
 preparation area. Going beyond that would be an
 absurd extension of regulation. There simply comes
 a point at which we have to rely on mutual good faith
 between smokers and non-smokers. We've seen more
 indications that smokers are willing to be considerate
 than we have of the deliberate torment of non-smokers.
 We don't advocate smoking anywhere. It's just too
 dangerous, in our opinion.
 But smokers exist. We can't obliterate them with
 overlegislation. We think they're regulated enough,
 at least for now.
 We recommend a "no" vote in the May 8 referendum.
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 Message for Carcich, Claire
 From: McAdams, Diane
 Date: Mon, Jan 26, 1998 11:54 AM
 Subject: FW: PM Inc. Subsidiaries
 To: Carcich, Claire
 Here is Robin's responses re assets of subsidiaries of PM Inc. </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Batten, farlen, Durstine & Osbarn, inc.
 383 Madison Avenue, New York, NY. 40017, Tel. 212-355 5800, Cable Address BEBE DEOH, Telex 224320
 SHERON DAVIS
 Vice President
 March 25, 1980
 Mr. T. L. Ogburn, Jr.
 Director of Brand Research
 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Inc.
 Fourth & Main Streets
 Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102
 Dear Toms:
 fhe following summarizes our two days of discussion (3/20-
 3/21/80). This document will provide a brief review of
 the process leading to our current operating structure;
 embellish the matrix derived scenarios (integrating obser-
 vations, inputs and suggested areas of resolution from
 creative) and recap your proposed nexc steps.
 Current Operating Structure
 yo review the assumption structure used to’ formulate an
 operational matrix, the first cut at developing target
 definitions was to focus on the female population.
 Efforts to derive a working matrix ranged from classifica-
 tion by more complex life-stage segmentation to an attempted
 solution using age as the primary discriminator, each with
 various value structure systems (VALS, Yankelovich) used as
 explanation and motivaters.
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<doc> ---~=Original Messaga-----
 From: Chan, Geoffrey
 Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 3:39 PM
 To: Allison, Jo
 Subject: RE: CORESTA 2001
 Jo,
 Do we make our own visa application, or is PM doing it as a group?
 Geoftt
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<doc> 46 1205.0-16)
 PROJECT CODE (5)_MBI877-21 (A. 77-1) WUDATE MFC. e. 1/77 nC G. RGE_Q/IA ATT
 95a Seg
 Product #1. - Norma) Menthol casing (White tipping)
 Target asleed ‘
 values "as Rec'd" (358/378)
 watyses Code 207005 287013
 TMs Lengeh, (num) 38 N7
 LQUAGGO ANALYSES (%)
 weg 4 1.8 166 15.6
 Xeconstituted ¢ 1.8 12.3 10.5
 wolsturet 0.5 13.5 13.4
 Hyeering 0,2 La
 Peopylene Glycol x 0.2 7
 ILeotinet 0.2 1.79
 reducing Sugar 1.0 7.3 To
 rotal Sugar 1.0 TS. aT
 venthol ¢ 0.02 (0,37) 0.36 0.37
 IGARETTE ANALYSE
 vensity Ca J mg/ee) 253) are ---
 robacco We. (+ 8mg) 691) 858% a=:
 ‘meTobaceo WE, (+ Ame) (285 2938
 igavette Wr, (27mg) ai76} Tai
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 higarette P.D.(#0.2 in.) 4.6L) 4.0(2) 4.91) 4.102)
 vob, Section F.p. (#0.2 in.) LT 20
 ilter P.D. (Actual) 3.1 3.0.
 vileer Plastfeizer (20.5%) 12.0% aad
 Yirmness Cts/25 cigs. (as Ls) 136
 LTA
 nds Stability (mg/cig) 47
 veal Retention (ZY 38
 HOKE ANALYSES
 t tigset @) a.140,2" 66410,5
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 ££ Per Cig. B90. 7a
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<doc> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Dolly Colby
 February 8, 1996 212-878-2144
 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. CALLS PROPOSED OSHA INDOOR AIR QUALITY
 RULE “FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWED;” ASKS AGENCY TO DEVELOP NEW
 PROPOSAL .
 Philip Morris U.S.A. today asked the Occupational Safety and
 Health Administration (OSHA) to withdraw its proposed rule on
 indoor air quality, documenting in a five-volume brief that
 the proposal is fundamentally flawed. The company called upon
 OSHA to develop a new proposal that reasonably accommodates
 the interests of employers, nonsmoking and smoking employees
 and customers. ,
 OSHA’s currently-proposed rule would apply to some six
 million workplaces nationwide, including bars, restaurants,
 hotels, motels, casinos and bowling alleys. The rule would
 require employers to either ban smoking indoors or restrict
 it to “designated smoking rooms” that are enclosed,
 separately ventilated and negatively pressurized. OSHA’s
 proposed rule essentially dictates that “you can’t smoke
 where you work, nor work where you smoke.’
 Friday, Feb. 9, is OSHA’s deadline for the submission of
 final comments on the proposed rule, marking the end of an
 unprecedented public comment period that has included more
 than 105,000 written comments, six months of public hearings
 involving over 400 witnesses, 16,000 pages of hearing
 transcripts and thousands of post-hearing submissions and
 documents .
 Philip Morris faulted OSHA for failing to take into account
 businesses. Most U.S. businesses employ fewer than 20 people,
 the Philip Morris brief states, and those businesses would
 suffer the greatest economic hardship in trying to comply
 with the regulations. Of particular concern is the fact that
 the proposed rule makes no special provisions for
 restaurants, bars and other sectors of the hospitality
 industry, whose customers expect the opportunity to smoke
 within reasonabie limits.
 State and local jurisdictions across the country ~- and
 business owners themselves -- have already developed
 provisions that fairly accommodate both nonsmoking and
 smoking patrons in restaurants, bars and other
 establishments. The proposed rule would undermine those
 efforts, without taking into account the economic impact on
 small businesses.
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 INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE ‘ CU: re
 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017
 To: : Dr. H. R. Wakeham Date: May 1, 1970 |
 From: Clifford

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H. Goldsmith .
 Subject: - Sutton Research Corporation
 I am sure you are familiar with Sutton Research Corporation. If
 not, please call and I will discuss this with you.
 I would suggest your keeping us advised of any developments,
 considering that there was some prior interest by Reynolds,
 providing you can get the necessary legal releases.
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 Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 10:31 AM
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 Subject: RE: Date far Conference
 lam planning to be there.
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<doc> Camacho, E.J., Colomer, P.R., Betoret, J.D. “Pulmonary symptoms
 and pulmonary functional tests among children in relation to the
 area of residence" European Journal Respiratory Disease 63:161-172,
 1982.
 ABSTRACT: None given.
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<doc> | RJRO000001515088046
 FO06T 3904
 ISSUED BY J. Y. MARSHALL
 BUSINESS STRATEGY AND PLANNING
 SEPTEMBER 23, 1999
 Core POLES </doc>


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<doc> BruMBAUGH, GRAVES, DONOHUE & RayMOND
 30 ROGKEFELLER PLaza
 NEw Yoru, N. Y. 10112
 JOHM €. OUMSPESO ALLAN H. BONWELL Counsey
 DANA M. AATHOND THOMAS ®. NESBITY, om, GRARVILLE M BBUMBAUGH
 RICHARD G, FULLER, JA ROBERT NEUNER
 FRANK W. FORD. Im. RICHARD G. GERKLEY DF COUNSEL
 FREOERICK C, CARVER EDWARO ¥. FILARDI CUCN uw aeaves
 GEORGE w, WHITNEY AICHARD $. CLARK JAMES WO MUCKNER
 ALLEN G. WEISE THOMAS 0. MACBLAIN GRANVILLE M. BRUMBAUGH, JR.
 FRANCIS 2. HONE ARADLEY B. GEIST
 witual & C@ERLE RUSSELL 4. FALCONER
 JOSEPH 0. GARON DAMES J. MAUNE TELEPHONE 212 408-2500
 ARTHUR $. TENSER ROMSERT 8, SMITH
 RONALO @. HILORETH MO ANOREA Ayan FACSIMILE 212 765-2510
 December 30 1985 CABLE CAMBRUFREE
 — ’ TELEX 238888
 JOHN 0, MUPNANE MOSERT C.ScHEINFELO
 QOREEN 4. LEAVENS ALQEAT 2. ZEavas
 PETER 2. PHILLIPS, BRENDAN 4. OROUAKE
 MENRY ¥. 9. TANG KLAUS P. STOFFEL,
 PARWER 1. @AGLEY
 Mr. Thomas R. Moring
 Research Administrator
 Lorillard Research Center
 P. O. Box 21688
 Greensboro, NC. 27420
 Re: U. S. Patent Application Serial
 No. 398,962 for "Cigarette Filter
 Assembly" (Our File 24929)
 Dear Tom:
 We have been advised by the Patent and Trademark
 Office that the. above-identified patent application will
 issue as United States Patent No. 4,564,030 on January
 14, 1986. -
 We take this opportunity to remind you of the
 importance of marking all products made under this patent
 with the above-number, together with the word "Patent"
 or a suitable abbreviation thereof; for example, a proper
 marking would be "U.S. Pat. No. 4,564,030."
 As soon as we receive the printed document,
 we shall forward it to you.
 Sincerely,
 feb
 _ Lo Robert B. Smith
 R.G. GoldBrenner, Esq-
 Dr. A.W. Spears
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<doc> Note for Berlind, Mark
 From: Donohue, Chris
 Date: Wed, Dec 11, 1996 9:21 AM
 Subject: Addiction Module
 To: Berlind, Mark
 Hate to be a pest, but has the addiction module been approved? </doc>


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Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health.
 Better yet,enjoy a Irue.
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 This Week, March 16, 1957
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 Subject: RE: United States Trademark Application
 To: Sansone, Jodi
 Cc: Krivisky, Barry; Mikulay, Robert
 Jodi,
 Please note that we are precluded under law from applying for an additional
 extension of time to file a Statement of Use, unless we receive instruction
 from PMUSA indicating that

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 in interstate commerce. Therefore, please reply to this note urgently with
 your specific instruction.
 Thank you.
 arerZylosoc </doc>


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 Brillancourt, CH- 1006 Lausanne Py py
 INTER. OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE.
 rome, Hausermann Date: July 8th 1976.
 ate. patent for cigarette filter with
 sactivated carbons. po
 Tn view ‘oF the nature of the subject Toam forwarding this
 correspondence to you for your attention and reply. to
 ‘Jatyu ane Tokyo. Po

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 for. the sipecial smokin tn which.
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 WEEKLY STATUS --- QUALITY ASSURANCE ; _
 Log A?
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 Cop
 Data on VANTAGE Regular put | on hold and resampled
 has been completed. An average of 9.6 tar was found
 on the 48 smoking ports. Tom Steichen,. R&D statistician,
 states that this inventory is the sane as that being
 released as good. A meeting has been scheduled with
 Marketing to seek release on this inventory Monday.
 Oldest inventory is planned for LTL shipments. CDC
 does not feel that the product age presents a problem
 due to current inventory levels.
 AMERICAN FILTRONA is

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delivering a truckload of VANTAGE
 filters that will overcome the "leaker" problem by
 increasing the diameter of the tow. This will put compression
 on- the tow by the plug wrap and hopetully reduce the
 gap.
 CENTURY 8SFF was released with the exception of product
 from the 27th, 28th, 29th &.30th. A Marketing discrimination
 test is being performed on products from these dates.
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 y: Mr. C. Snyder Mr. S. Kelly 4
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<doc> NOTICE
 ~~ —
 Apae (2)
 Prychological Reports, 1979, 44, 613-617. © Psychological Reports 1979
 GOVERNMENT_HEALTH WARNINGS AND THE
 “BOOMERANG” EFFECT
 MICHAEL HYLAND AND JAMES BIRRELL
 Plymouth Poljtechnic*
 Sum mary.—The experiment. shows. thar: the - presence: of 22. governmene®
 healeh warning on cigareere advertisements-canbeomerang,” Jeading- to-ane int
 _ creased: desire to: smoky, 2-f hous.wives saw a series of 25 cigarette advertise.
 ments; for 12 subjects the healch warning was present and for 12 ic was absent.
 Half the subjects in cach group were smokers and half non-smokers. ‘The
 presence of the warning increased the desire to smoke bute che increase scems to
 he greater for smokers than for non-smokers. The presence of the warning de-
 creases the perceived goodness of the advertisement but does not affect its per-
 ceived familiaricy.
 Common sense leads one to expect that the presence of a Government
 health warning should discourage people from buying a product. ‘The presence
 of such a warning should reduce the desirability of a product as the warning
 provides negative information about the product and, when coupled with an
 advertisement, the Government health warning should reduce the effectiveness
 of the advertisement. Thereisevidence from. the. psychological. licecature, how- _
 ever, that the -relationshifs heeweer added information’ and arcitudé-change is noc=a<.
 as simple as common sense suggests: Some research has focused on the size of
 the discrepancy between the favorability of a person's attitude rowards an object
 and the favorability of the new information. The results have been described
 by Whittaker (1963, 1968) as a theorctical curve. Where there is either very
 little or a very great difference between the favorability of the new material and
 I J lj i
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 3 Fig. 1. Predicted relation between
 3 discrepancy of new attitude information
 ¢ and attitude change, from Whittaker
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 ‘School of Behavioural and Social Science, Plymouth Polytechnic, Drake Circus, Plymouth,
 PLA SAA, Divon.
 law (Title 17 U.S. Code}.
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 RESEARCH THROUGH REPRESENTATIVE HOUSEHOLOS''’
 POST OFFICE BOX 474
 TOLEDO, OHIO 43654
 08279
 80-2279
 Dear NFO Member,
 PLEASE LOOK AT THE CARD ATTACHED, TO
 SEE WHO'S TO TAKE PART IN THIS TEST
 FOR ME:
 SESE TETOS
 On a questionnaire you returned some time ago, you indicated that one or more
 members of your family smoke cigarettes. Now one of these persons has been
 selected to take part in a cigarette test.

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Who is to try the cigarettes?
 The family member whose AGE and SEX are printed on the card attached to the
 top of this letter.
 NOTE: The age that appears on the card may not be exact, but I'm sure
 you'll know which person I-mean: the family member of that sex
 whose age is closest to the age printed on the card.
 TO THE FAMILY MEMBER SELECTED TO TAKE PART IN THIS TEST:
 ndin hwo acks
 Nad ad betel
 I would like your opinions about~ some-cigarettes,; and Iam sending two p
 for you to try.
 Put aside your regular cigarettes, and smoke only the test cigarettes until
 you have smoked them all. Please try to complete the test within the next
 few days.
 PLEASE KEEP THIS LETTER AND EXAMPLE (ON THE OTHER SIDE) IN A CONVENIENT
 PLACE NEAR YOUR PHONE. IN ABOUT A WEEK ONE OF MY REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE
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<doc> Philip Morris
 Doesn’t Want Kids
 To Smoke
 | At-Philip Morris U.S-Ac-we It's Every One's Fesponsi-
 believe that smoking is bility to make sure kids don’t
 an adult decision. We don't smoke. If you know of any
 want children and teens to establishments that do not
 display this sign please write
 smoke and that’s why we
 i support the “It’s The Law” fo us or call 1-800-343-0975
 sie Program. “It’s The Law” is and give us their names and
 pric a national program that lets addresses. We'll send them .
 each an “It’s The Law” kit for—
 retailers, their emplovees and.
 most importantly, children
 know that it’s illegal to sell
 cigarettes to minors.
 Tenn
 tree so they can join our
 ettorts to prevent underage
 smoking,
 PHILIP MORRIS
 U.S.A.
 P20 Park Avenue New York \Y LogEc
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<doc> t yh
 The attachments relate to the
 “ORC evaluation of TAN.
 cK detailed summary ‘analysi Ss
 of their findings is being prepared
 by ‘Cherry/Stevens. «
 Blind Note to CHa: You may ‘want
 to tell Abrams that ORC did | a
 good Job.
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 04/24/2002 03:33 PM cc
 bee
 Subject Re: Letterhead for review EE
 Gotcha. I'll check, but! can't promise an immediate response.
 O4f24/2002 04:31 PM
 To: Brian McGinn/Lorillard/MLBA@MLBA
 cc:
 Subject Re: Letterhead for review ER
 The question is whether the circled (Rj may appear after the words "TeenH.1P." on the attached letterhead
 (option 1). orifit must appear atthe end of the entire trademarked phrase (option 2).\e prefer the look of
 Option 1 butlegally, the trademark approval is forthe entire phrase.
 Brian McGin
 Brian McGinn
 04/24/2002 04:29 PM
 To: Jordan Bressler/Lorillard/MLBA@MLBA
 Subject: Re: Letterhead for review B
 Let me check with Ron, butl assume thatthese duties will fall to me until someone else is hired. Yhatis the
 specific questian— Should we use the circled "R". where should it appear or something else? | will probably
 have to check with our outside counsel on the issue.
 04/24/2002 04:26 PM
 To:

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Brian McGinn/Lorillard/MLBA@MLBA
 cc:
 Subject: —_ Letterhead for review
 Do you know who now will be handling trademarkcopyrightissues here? | ask because we recently received
 word that the phrase "TeenH.1LP. Helping Influence People" had received trademark approval. Thus, my
 agency in Chicago was wondering what the most appropriate way to reflect the (Fj insignia on the attached
 letterhead would be. Can you help, or point me in the right directian?
 Forwarded by Jordan Bressler/Lorillard/MLBA an 04/24/2002 04:23 PM
 81887527 </doc>


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 7 NOW 85
 Kent 111.85
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> SENT BY: 2-19-88 + 9:14 | AM/PM MERCHANDISING- T1457296195# 1/ §
 ampm Marketing
 Mailing Address: Box 5077
 Buena Park, California 90622-5077
 “February 17, 1998
 ARCO Products Company 4
 » |
 Dear Nevada ampm Franchisee:
 Re: Promotional Maximum Retail Selling Price
 Cigarette volume, sales and store traffic grew dramatically in 1997. In order to maintain that momentum, stay
 ahead of competitive forces, be more effective reaching customers, and be more efficient with limited
 allowance dollars in 1998, the criteria to receive incremental cigarette promotional allowances will be
 changed.
 Under the new program, an Incremental Cigarette promotional allowance will be paid on promoted brands if
 the retail selling price does not exceed the promotional maximum retail selling price established by ARCO,
 and all POP provided by ARCO is displayed. In other words, sales

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on promoted brands at prices above the
 maximum selling price established by ARCO are not eligible for incremental cigarette promotional allowances.
 Eligibility for these promotions is limited to these locations that are participants under ARCO’'s national -
 merchandising contracts with Philip Morris and RJ Reynokls, ARCO Franchise Consultants and cigarette
 company sales call reports will be used by ARCO to monitor and determine qualification for this promotional
 allowance.
 As always, you are free to set your own prices and are not bound to participate in these brand specific price
 Promotions. However, no incremental promotional allowances will be paid if both of the criteria above are not
 met
 The new program becomes effective with the March and April promotions listed below:
 Promotion Cigarette Promotional Maximum Promotional Promotionai
 Dates Brands Retail Price Allowance Allowance Criteria
 PACK CARTON PACK CARTON
 Marlboro $1.89 $15.99 $0.20 $2.00 1) Sell brands at or
 V3/98-4/30/98 Camel $1.89 $15.99 $0.20 $2.00 below promo
 Winston $1,89 $15.99 $0.20 32,00 maximum retail price
 for entire period.
 2) Display all signs
 ¥398-3/91498 — Basic $1.59 $0.20
 Doral $1.59 $0.20
 Participation and compliance for the regular cigarette display allowance program is unaffected by the above,
 And, although there are no “criteria” changes to the regular cigarette display allowance program, suggested
 retail prices and allowances will be changed effective March 3, 1998. Please see the attached ietter for
 details.
 We recognize the promotional maximum retail selling price is a change in the way we do business; however,
 we believe it is a positive one.
 Sincerely,
 Cary Crook
 Senior Calegory Manager
 8226 9T@zg
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<doc> BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
 NAME POSITION TITLE BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr)
 Arturo De Lozanne Assistant Professor June, 5, 1958
 EDUCATION DEGREE YEAR FIELD OF STUDY
 INSTITUTION AND LOCATION CONFERRED
 Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, México City BS. 1982 Biology
 Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA Ph.D. 1988 Cell Biology
 Univ. of Texas Southwestern Med. Ctr., Dallas, TX Postdoctoral 1988-1991 Molecular Genetics
 RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
 1982-1988 Graduate Student
 Advisor, Dr. James A. Spudich
 Department of Cell Biology
 Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA
 1988-1991 Postdoctoral Fellow
 Advisors, Dr. Michael 5. Brown and Dr. Joseph L Goldstein
 Department of Molecular Genetics
 Univ. of Texas Southwestern Med. Ctr., Dallas, TX
 1991- present Assistant Professor of Cell Biology
 Department of Cell Biology
 Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC
 Awards:
 1988 Bernard Cohen Postdoctoral Fellowship
 1988-1991 Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellowship
 1993-1995 Junior Faculty Research Award, American Cancer Society
 1993-1996 Research Scholar Award, Council for Tobacco Research
 Professional organizations:
 American Society for Cell Biology
 Recent Publications:
 * Larochelle, D.A., Vithalani, K. K. and A. De Lozanne (1997) The Role of
 Dictyostelium racE in cytokinesis: mutational analysis and localization studies by
 use of green fluorescent protein. Mol. Biol. Cell 8:935-944.
 A. De Lozanne (1997) The multiple faces of cytokinesis. Ann. Rev. Cell Dev. Biol. In
 preparation.
 Vithalani, K. K., D. A. Larochelle, and A. De Lozanne (1997) Purification and cloning
 of a Dictyostelium GEF protein similar to mammalian smgGD5. In preparation.
 Kwak, E.K., D. A. Larochelle, K.K.Vithalani, and A. De Lozanne (1997) A
 Dictyostelium cytokinesis mutant with a defect in a protein related to human
 smgGDS and FAN. In preparation.
 Gerald, N., D. A. Larochelle, and A. De Lozanne (1997) The role of tacE in the
 formation of cleavage furrows in Dictyostelium. In preparation.
 * Larochelle, D. A., Vithalani, K. K., and A. De Lozanne (1996) A novel member of
 the rho family of small GTP-binding proteins is specifically required for
 cytokinesis. J. Cell Biol. 133:1321-1329.
 50723816 </doc>


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<doc> Jo:
 From:
 Subject:
 PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A.
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 INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 C8 0-07/08
 RICHMOHD, VIRGINUA
 Dick Uhl Date: December 11, 1980
 Jeff Seeman
 Nicotine Recovery
 The purpose of this memo is to summarize the meeting that
 we (Dick Uhl, Amanda Johnson, Randy Miller, Dick Howe,
 Betty Handy and Jeff Seeman) had on December 10, 1980.
 l. Your group will continue efforts aimed at using
 the scrubber liquids diirectly in any one of a wariety
 of possible fashions.
 2. We will examine the distillation procedure you have
 initiated, determiniing the recoverability of nicotine
 in two different samples at two different concentrations.
 3. We will continue to develop procedures to concentrate
 and purify nicotine using ion exchange chromatographic
 procedures.
 4. Betty Handy and Bill Harvey will continue to provide
 special assistance to this work (following a slight
 delay after Dee 16th due to personal vacation).
 AS we have discussed, decisions regarding a final acceptable
 process must await. clarification of a variety of considerations
 in regard to method and form of reapplication of the: recovered
 nicotine. Such considerations will dictate the purity of the
 nicotine which will be required and its concentration ima yet
 Gannon . A, Johnson g
 Sanders B. Handy Se ex ROMO
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 Deputy Editor 1, A. H. Munro, M.3. TeterHOoNe: O1 - 836 7228
 3rd May 1973
 Dr. Richard J. Hickey,
 Management and Behavioral Science Center,
 The Wharton School,
 Vance Hall,
 3733 Spruce Street,
 Philadelphia,
 Penn. 19174.
 Dear Dr. Hickey,
 Thank you for the shorter version of your letter. It appears in our
 issue of 5th May.
 We did in fact receive the short letter you sent in February, out we
 decided not to continue the correspondence at that stage.
 Yours sincerely,
 PA—w vy bia
 a emer aan ot (penaeermbacnte abel aie ph ae abe cn eee
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MANUFACTURING CENTER
 MARLBORO LIGHTS 100 MENTHOLATED
 BRAND CODE-01578 CSTDICMF)
 MACHINE TYPE
 FILTER ROD LENGTH :
 FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE :
 NUMBER UP 3
 PLUG LENGTH
 ROD R.T.D.
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 FILTER ROD
 PLASTICIZER
 APPLICATION PERCENT
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 TOTAL DENIER :
 CROSS SECTION :
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 ANCHOR ADHESIVE :
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 LAP ADHESIVE
 DRY WEIGHT :
 DRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE
 EFFECTIVE DATE: 02/07/1997
 FOIL SP STANDARD PRODUCTION
 MENTHGLATED FOIL
 KDF-2
 126.0 MM
 26.45 MM (LASER)
 31.5 HM
 419 MM H20 (TOTAL ENCAP)
 108 MM H20
 126/24. 45/FT777/45-M1/419MM/B 66% PZ 07-034-A
 ML 84 D5-859-A
 3.66 % OF DRY WEIGHT
 6.49 GRANS/LU0 RODS 1.62 GRAMS/25 RODS
 FT-777 #10 CEASTMAN)
 FT-777 #10 CCELANESE)
 2.7
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 PREPARED BY , + ALLYSON M. MILBURN PRINTING DATE 1/20/02
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Dr. T.S. Osdene
 Director of Research
 and Extramural Studies
 Philip Morris Research Center
 Richmond
 No. 0¥1 = -26.May 81. ~VI21A4 DRMO/VI
 INTERMEDIATE REPORT A 0500/3050.03
 Title: Synthetic compounds
 ileum, guinea pig
 Study Director: Dr. A. du Moulin
 Experimental conduct: Mrs. H. Billes
 Test substance :
 CR-number (S-number) :
 Date of receipt : 6.Apr.81 - Rf).
 Date of tests (week 1981): 17., 18.
 Reference substance
 L-nicotine bis(hydrogen)-L-tartrate
 17., 18. and 20,
 CONSEC. REFERENCE SUBSTANCE TEST SUBSTANCE (b)
 NO. CONC. IN AMPLITUDE CONC. IN AMPLITUDE
 (BATCH) ORGAN BATH ORGAN BATH
 (micromol/1) (mm) (micromol/1) (mm)
 1 (A) 0.909 17 26.1 39

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 1.96 104
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 WILLIAM H. WEBB
 Thank you Marc and good morning.
 In the Asia region, Japan is our biggest contributor to income.
 We’re investing heavily in marketing, since there’s tremendous
 potential for

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us to grow. Korea is another market which holds
 promise for us. There, we continue to establish brand awareness
 for our products and, this year, we’ll become the leading
 importer.
 (Japan Generic) tn Japan, our business this year will set new
 records for volume, market share and income. We’1ll sell over 34
 billion cigarettes and remain the leading importer, accounting
 for over 60% of the segment. (Japan 85-90 SOM) our market share
 will increase by 1.5 points to 10.6%. We/11 (Japan 85-90 IFO ~
 Bars) earn over $148 million in Income from Operations, up from
 $140 million last year. The U.S. dollar’s strength against the
 yen is hurting us this year, lowering our income by $88 million.
 Even though we’re growing rapidly, we continue to view the market
 as being in a development phase. This year, (Japan Outdoor)
 we'll spend over $200 million on direct marketing. Japan’s DME
 is nearly twice as much as West Germany’s. (Japan 90 DME by Type
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 11/17/83
 COMMENTS TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF NORTH CAROLINA
 TOBACCO DAY/USA -- November 18, 1983
 Curtis H. Judge
 Chairman - Executive Committee
 The Tobacco Institute
 Good Morning...and thank you Carlton.
 Tobacco Day/USA? I think that's an understatement. This has
 been Tobacco Week.
 I'm truly glad it is Friday. Yesterday the Surgeon General held
 his annual press conference. He spoke about smoking and heart.
 disease. Also yesterday (quite coincidentally, I'm sure), the

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 American Cancer Society held its Annual Great American Smokeout.
 If it weren't for today we could have written off the whole week!
 The law requires that the Surgeon General make a report to
 Congress once a year on the smoking and health controversy. The
 law doesn't say anything about press conferences...much less
 press conferences at Disneyland, during the American Heart
 Association convention which also coincidentally happened to
 occur on the same day as the Great American Smokeout.
 O6LTSSEO </doc>


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 RICHMOND
 BEH LIGHTS. 100'S REG. F.T.8. Effective Date: September 21, 1982
 310: (PC)
 CIGARETTE DESCRIPTIVE FOR BEH LIGHTS 100'S. REGULAR F.T.3, ©
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 -OR Q.A. APPROVED
 J.M. Fry Type 48934 -mMark IX; P.M. Material Code 60-928-A:
 EQUAL
 Circumference - 24. 8mm
 Cigarette:
 Tipping - 72mm x 32200M White Pre-printed; P.M. Material Code 12-715-A
 Tipping Adhesive - Ajax. 563-6; P.M. Material Code 61-001-A. ‘apn >
 Ajax 563-8; P.M. Material Code 61-002-A. ~OR_Q.4. APPROVED EQUAL
 Pack Moisture - 13. 10%
 Total R.T.D. - 5.20 inches. of water. (POI) -L tuted
 Plug R.T.D. - 4.30 inches of water: -Undiluted'
 Di lutiion Target - 272452
 See Engineering for latest Revision Nuriber):
 Patch Size - 9mm x 20m
 Prepared By: Debbje J. Morgan
 Approved By: PBinfie
 Opegions Services
 /b jw
 This supersedes specification: dated August 1, 1982, REASON “FOR. CHANGE: |
 Tipping changed from 72mm x 2700M White Pre-print;, P.M. Materiial code 12-642-A
 to 72mm x 3200M White Pre-print; P.M. Material Code 12-7.15-A
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<doc> Loulleerg
 TOBACCO COMPANY
 MEMORANDUM
 TO: G. Baroody V. Losito R. Spell
 R. Caldarella P, Marzullo T. Staab
 C. Coggins M. Orlowsky D. Tedder
 S. Enloe A. Rhyne G. Telford
 H. Evans S. Smith L. Weber
 P. Keegan K. Sparrow J. Young
 V. Lindsley A. Spears S. Zolot
 FROM: A. Pasheluk/S. Evans
 DATE: May 25, 2000
 SUBJECT: 2000 Weekly Volume Performance — Industry And Lorillard
 TES
 Attached is the Weekly Volume Analysis updated through May 19, 2000.
 Back up charts routinely included with this report include:
 2000 Vs. 1999 Weekly & YTD: 2000 Weekly & YTD Vs. 98 & 99 Averages:
 - Total Industry Volume Trends - Company Volume & Shares
 - Total Full Price Volume & Share Trends - Company Full Price Volume & Shares
 - Total Discount Volume & Share Trends - Company Discount Volume & Shares
 - Total Lorillard Volume & Share Trends ~ Lorillard Volume & Shares By Brand
 TOTAL INDUSTRY
 Total industry unit shipment volume for the week ending Friday May 19, 2000 was 8.999B units.
 This volume is +.782B units or, +9.5% versus the same week year ago.
 Most of this increase is attributable to some wholesalers building their inventory based on price
 increase speculation. </doc>


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<doc> ARGUS
 Fremont, CA
 February 22, 1991
 Cire. 23, 801
 Inthe Courts 95,57 -A/
 Consumers file suit against GM: General Motors Corp.
 knowingly sold large numbers of cars with faulty transmissions,
 disgruntled Cadillac and Buick owners contend in a class-action
 lawsuit filed Wednesday. The suit was filed in Los Angeles by at-
 torney Norman F. Taylor, a specialist in ‘Yemon law"' cases, who
 has pursued a series of legal actions against GM. He said repara-
 tions and damages could total $1 billion if he wins his case. GM
 spokesman Bill Ott said Thursday the company had yet to be
 served with the suit, so he couldn’t comment on it directly.
 amed in ‘Mariboro’ suit: Philip Morris U.S.A. filed
 suit Thursday against a video game manufacturer it says failed
 to'follow through on an agreement to remove the ‘‘Marlboro”
 logo from an auto-racing game geared to children. The copyright
 infringement suit seeking monetary damages and immediate re-
 medial action was filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. Sega
 Enterprises of San Jose, agreed in March 1990 to remove the
 Marlboro trademark from its ‘Super Monaco GP” video racing
 . game, Philip Morris said in its lawsuit.
 , nema:
 VSV0G
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MASTER OF DELICATE GOLF
 BHOTS requising fine touch and
 healthy aceves—Jobnny Revol, pres:
 ent BG. A. Champion, Johaay says:
 “Ne matter what 1 cat or where,
 Camels make my scale dingst betes”
 New York City... the Café Louis XIV
 ~ in Rockefeller Center
 A glance 26 the Louis STV menu suggests whos re
 Preme creations of che she’s skill are postibte here
 hers Pecset res of Beluga Caviac — petite marmite
 frilled Scorch growse, Anda glance around thetables
 clearly shows chat the patrons hece richly appeesi-
 ate Camels, René Durand, who direets the exiting
 has served" diance to fout kings, He says: “I've
 found thue those who appreciate hae cookery have
 made Camels theie favorite, Camels xe the mort
 popwlac cigarctie at the Café Lotile XIV."
 Smoking Camels Stimulates Digestion—
 Increases Alkalinity

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Your whote outlook is cheerier Camels starts the digestive duids
 whea your digestion warks
 smoothly, So-pause for Cantels
 at meals and after,
 Good digestion cequices
 fece and natural flow of diges-
 tive fluids. This flow is inter-
 rupted by pervousness, rush, oF
 mental straia. Camels ace ex-
 tremely helpful ia this sieus-
 tion. For scientists, using deli-
 cate laboratory apparatus, have
 ‘ gepeatedly shown that smoking
 “YOU KNOW WHAT
 NEMVOUSNESS and
 dating fee can die uy
 abgestion.” asys Claire
 Huntingtan funy public
 venographer. SH iadthat
 smoking Cameds at mical-
 tine mnakermy food taste
 weet so mach bitter and
 helps te digest, Camel
 ave otitder.”
 alkaline digestive fluids—
 flowing with renewed activity.
 Camels are mild! You can en-
 joy them oftea—they do sot
 get on your nerves. Make Camel
 your cigaretie...for digestion’s
 sake...foc a welcome “lift.”
 You will appreciate the fact
 thar Camets are packed Srmly
 ««dua't shred in your mouth,
 And Camels are casy om your
 throat.
 NEWSHREEL CAMERAMAM,
 Dougls Dupont, of Parsmouat
 News, oftea Gtils bitaseH ia a
 ticklish spot. "E smoke 2 toe
 Camels don't upset my nerves,”
 he says. “And there's chis busines.
 of cating. Camels go well with
 catch-as-catch-con ewcals, My exe
 petlence has peaved that Camels
 area big aid to digestion”
 @ Camels are made from finer, MORE
 EXPENSIVE TORACCOS—Tarkizk and
 Demestie—than any othes popular brand.
 ~ MADE FROM COSTLIER ToBAcCOS [
 . , Ad No, 2-1559C
 Thin adversiseméne apyrears faz
 "| New York Newspapers, We & of May 24
 (1000 lines 5 cols, x 206 lincs) . </doc>


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 4 LIGHTS 100'$ REGULAR $.P.
 eH LIGHTS. 100'S REGULAR 4'S
 Filter Rod - 4 Up, 126mm Length = Tere COP = BN?
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 FILTER SPECIFICATION F OR: Bs
 Plug Maker - KDF- -2/AF=1
 Tow - 3.3/44,000° #10; P, M. Material Code. 05- -568- -A(EAST) 05~ -588- -8 (cét)
 Plasticizer - Pz. C-I11-X @ 9% of Dry Weight; PwM, Matertal Code “05- ~832 “A
 7.66 gms/100 126mm, Rods) ;
 KDF=-2 Plug Wrap - Schweltzer 17-M1; 26. Sm x x < 50005 P. M Material Code 06- 204-A
 Glue Lines - Two - oS . ce a
 Type - Fuller 3926-C; P.M. Material Code 61-310-A
 Polymer 255- 11x; P. M. Material Code

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 KDF-2 lap Adhesive - Fuller 4108; P. M. Material Code 61- -315- A.
 Fuller 5560; P.M. Material Code 61-327-A
 National 3 ~2829; P. Me Materfal Code 61 ~406- -A
 Circumference - 24. 45mm (taser)
 — . -s
 Resistance to Draw - “126mm Rod - 17.00 inches of water - (TOTAL ENCAP)
 31. 5mm Plug- 4. 30 inches of water |
 Dry Weight - 85. 12 ‘gms /100 126mm “Rods, “8
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<doc> RESUME
 NAME: Robert Chaffee Richmond, Ph.D.
 TITLE: Research Assistant Professor of Medicine and Microbiology
 ADDRESS: Department. of Radiation Therapy; Mary Hitchcock Hospital; Hanover NH 03755
 (603/646-5618)
 VITAE: Born May 3, 1943; married; one child born October 1i, 1976
 EDUCATION: Year Field of Study
 Institution and Location Degree Conferred and Professor
 Un. of New Hampshire, Durham, NH_ B.A. 1966 Zoology
 Un. of Texas, Austin, TX M.A. 1970 Radiation Biology, E.L. Powers
 Un. of Texas, Austin, TX Fh.D. 1972 Radiation Biology, E. Powers
 Un. of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Post-dec 1973-197 jation Bi ics, J. D. Zimbrick
 RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERTENCE:
 1963~ Summer Student Fellow, Department of Pathology, Dartmouth Medical School,
 Hanover, NH: culturing and karyotyping polymorphonuclear leukocytes from
 white tail deer; associated with Dr. K.B. Benirschke.
 1966-1968 Teacher, high school biology and chemistry, Chester High School, Chester,\T
 1968~1973 Research Assistant, Laboratory of Radiation Biology, University of Texas,
 Austin, TX: investigation of bacterial spore radiation/thermal biology
 and radiation sensitization; associated with Dr. E.L. Powers.
 1973-1975 Research Associate, Department of Radiation Biophysics, University of
 Kansas, Lawrence, KS: investigation of radiation-induced DNA damage and
 gis-dichlorodiamnineplatimm(II) as a radiation sensitizer; associated with
 Dr. J.D. Zimbrick.
 1975-1977 National Research Council Fellow, Food Science Laboratory, U.S. Amny Natick
 Laboratories, Natick, MA; investigation of radiation-induced DNA damage
 in spores and the radiation chemistry of cis-dichlorcdiamnineplatinum(II) ;
 associated with Dr. H.L. Levinson and Dr. M.G. Simic.
 1977-1979 Instructor, Department of Radiology and Radiation Medicine, and Research
 Associate, Department of Microbiology-Virology, Boston University Medical
 Center, Boston, MA; investigation of cis-dichlorodiammineplatinum(II) on
 radiation-induced DNA damage.
 1979-1987 Research Assistant Professor of Medicine and Microbiology, Dartmouth Medical
 School; Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biology, Dartmouth College; Radiation
 Biologist, Department of Radiation Oncology, Dartmouth Hitchcock Memorial
 Medical Center, Hanover NH; investigation of modulation of radiation-induced
 cell killing and mutagenesis.
 1987-present. Research Associate Professor of Medicine and Microbiology, Dartmouth Medical
 School; Adjunct Associate Professor of Biology, Dartmouth College; Radiation
 Biologist, Department of Radiation Oncology, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical
 Center, Hanover NH; investigation of potentiation of radiation-induced
 damage by rhodium and platinum complexes.
 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: Sigma Xi
 Radiation Research Society
 American Association for the Advancement of Science
 New York Academy of Sciences
 50574648 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> RECEIVED
 Philip Morris
 Outlook and
 Concerns
 remarks by
 Hamish Maxwell
 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
 Philip Morris Companies Inc.

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 Philip Morris
 Human Resources Conference
 October 7, 1985
 LCPSSOESZOS </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Extraordinariamente Suaves
 Extraordinariamente Frescos
 extraordinariamente Sabrosos:
 EL HUMO de les Camel, que arden mas tontameante,
 contione
 . NICOTINA
 que ct promedio de Lis otras custro maréys de cigairitios,
 des mayer venta ea los Estados Unidos que se probaron,
 7 menos que cada ure—8e acuehlo con anilligis det
 Aumo mismo cealizsdos' poe laboratoriog Independi¢ntes.
 Ad No. 136698 .
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 usteado, March", 1942 /
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 DR. T.S. OSDENE
 DIRECTOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
 RICHMOND , Va,
 TELEX NO. YAG63 ’
 ABRIDGED WEEKLY REPORT P 0500/3068
 TENTH SKIN PAINTING MOUSE,
 KU/BR BR141 (S) A16
 STATE OF APPLICATION: WEEK 78
 Responsibility (a)
 25, Juni 1984
 Study Director: eee ccccece
 Date
 Study Codirector: AG Feri 'f
 Date
 26. Juni i984
 Experimental Conduct: cere re ces
 Date
 Quality Assurance: 28. JUNI 1984

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 Dr.rer.nat. R.-A. Walk
 Biologist (Diplombiologe),
 Biochemist and Toxicologist (ABT)
 E. Schmatz
 E. ROmer
 Biologist (Diplombiologe)
 T6éee8SSTOSZ
 explanation or comment.
 017136 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 LEAF DEPARTMENT
 BLEND COMPOSITION
 BLEND MT CODE 80120 APPROX.

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EFFECT. DATE 1/1/77
 Code Grade Percent
 302 TIU 34.5787
 304 TIB 22.7261
 312 TIK 3.1435
 316 cGMU 4.6380
 318 Gcu 1.5975
 322 LNU 1.1337
 326 LSU 6.2613
 332 LBB 2.3190
 334 LSK 1.1853
 335 BMU 6.3128
 336 YPU 5.2822
 337 YPB 1.2883
 340 ILB 4.5349
 341 ILC 2.1644
 305 TCU 2.8343
 100.0000
 APPROVED . pats Lec 20 /P7C
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<doc> ae fy ot ee uy
 JOTIEN MOKING Hun
 2000 H Si, N.W. Washington D.C.20006
 “ieee 7 3
 Wis:
 CERTIFIED MAIL - RECEIPT REQUESTED
 , October 1, 1971 ‘as
 ' Manager , , hee
 STATION :
 ” (Boston, Massachusetts)
 Gentlemen:
 We. are writing to you with regard to television advertisements
 for a new tobacco product manufactured by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Inc.
 called "Winchester," and to advise you of legal action we have taken and ate
 nadan ta Halen ww avAtna ayah a hl nts ame é Mehta Taeeae fa etn WM
 planning tc tsh: regarding such advertisexcnts. .Acopyaf this Lotter is sise 4
 . being forwarded to the Federal Communications Commission with a request that it
 be placed in your station's file.
 Enclosed you will find a copy of a petition filed on October 1, 1971,
 with the Department of Justice, and with the U. S. Attorney having jurisdiction
 - jn the greater Boston Area, requesting that he seek injunctive relief and -
 . criminal penalties against those responsible for the broadcast advertising of
 " Winchesters. For the reasons stated in that petition, we believe that the
 tobacco product Winchester is a "cigarette" within the meaning of the Public
 Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1969, and that advertisement thereof ona *.
 Jicensed television station constitutes a criminal act. Please note that we
 have not requested in this petition that any action, civil or criminal, be
 taken against stations which have broadcast these advertisements.
 o0L+ SZL00S
 We do, however, most strongly suggest that the broadcasting of
 such advertisements, whether or not they are eventually found to constitute
 ” eriminal violations of the aforesaid act, are contrary to the public interest,
 : - @eonvenience, and necessity and the spirit of the Congressionally imposed ban
 on broadcast cigarette advertising. In our petition we indicate the similarity
 in the appeal of the Winchester ads to the appeal of cigarette ads broadcast
 prior to 1971, and the fact that such advertisements, if permitted, are almost
 certain to spread and lead to a return of cigarette-type ads on the air. —
 Whether or not the products are identical, it seems clear that advertisements
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<doc> Fernandez, Henry L.
 From:
 Sent:
 To:
 Cec:
 Subject:
 Daragan, Karen M.
 Tuesday, February 20, 2001 3:15 PM
 Fernandez, Henry L.; Dillard, Jack
 Mao, Yugian Y.
 RE: meeting in San Antonio </doc>


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<doc> sare: October SL, 1995
 Process & INSTRUMENTS
 CORPORATION Invorce No.
 1943 BROADWAY BROOKLYN, N. Y. 11207 TSMST9S—A
 212.452.8380 Our OrogR No,
 T COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U, Your Orpen No.
 110 EAST 59th STREET SeAssTNGs LETTER ORDER: 10/30/73
 NEW YORK,N.Y. 10022 T=" BOR OUR P
 ATTN: MR. W. T,. HOW 50% DEPOSTT WITH ORDER;
 EXEC, VICE-PRES. BALANCE NET 1O DAYS AFTER
 : DELIVERY
 INVOICE
 25 only MARK IIT WALTON HORTZONTAL SMOKE EXPOSURE MACHINES
 as per our QUOTATION #923713,dated August 10,1975
 @ § 2420.00 ea. in lots of 25
 TOTAL PRICE: $ 60,500.00
 DEPOSIT OF 50% OF TOTAL DUE WITH ORDER. « « « s| e « + © of 30,250.00
 ABOVE 50% DEPOSIT RECHIVED
 PROGHESS & pan. CORPORATION
 rere Teall ES jof 31/73
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A.
 UNTER- OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
 LCHMOND, | VIRGINIA
 A series of tests have been performed ‘at Westab ‘Annex using 3.
 carbamate powder as the impregnating agent. The objective of the
 :testing is to determine if the carbamate powder can be used to u.g25¥
 “{inpregnate the bright cut filler and expand it to a level that would ..
 ‘be comparable to the NH3-CO9 method of expansion. Various parameters ,
 “have been changed during this testing to determine the conditions that -
 would produce acceptable quality E.T. Carbamate test number 6 delt . ne
 with changing the tower conditions to three different temperatures. ,
 Bin : Sn AN py ; “ tay
 ain oo ee Peete a Re we et ot Bonar ret page we
 “Listed. on the attached sheets is the Procedure used for this -
 ‘the , expanded tobacco produced using the carbamate powder as.
 the impregnating agent was comparable in quality to the 4;
 CE. T. Produced

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by the standard NH3-CO, expansion method. ced
 eer
 A. The equilibrated ‘cylinder volume results indicated ‘that
 .« ~-. the carbamate E.T. was comparable or better than the
 oo control E. Te for the three different tower temperatures,
 The "as is” corrected cylinder volume of the boxing site
 ’ for both the 460° and 490° tower temperatures indicated
 - an improvement using the carbamate powder when compared
 _to the control E.T. At the 520° tower temperature
 -the carbamate E.T. (77.8) had a lower’C.C.V. when
 - Sompared to the control E. T. (80.6). to
 cad 428.
 -C. The sieve results for both “after the cylinder" and
 es, . '" “at the boxing site" indicated no significant difference os
 ne a a between the carbamate and control expanded tobacco for the .
 ee three different tower temperatures. oe
 De All other test parameters on the final reordered ex-
 panded tobacco indicated no significant difference
 _ between the carbamate and control E.T. .3) 02°” </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> #. PHILIP MORRIS USA. NEWS RELEASE
 Corporate Affairs
 120 Park Avenue
 New York, New York 10017 Contact Ellis Woodward
 (212) 880-5000 , or Karen Daragan
 FAX (212) 907-5361
 212-880-3568
 Philip Morris U.S.A. Charges Congressman Waxman With Misleading
 American Public
 New York, July 31, 1995
 This afternoon, Congressman Henry Waxman stood on the floor of the
 United States House of Representatives, where he enjoys immunity from false
 statements, and claimed that Philip Morris “doubled” the “nicotine levels” of
 one of its products - Benson & Hedges regular length (70 mm) cigarettes — in
 the late 1970’s and

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early 1980’s. Mr. Waxman is misleading the American
 people; and Mr. Waxman knows it.
 The fact which Congressman Waxman knows but deliberately obscured
 during his speech today is that that particular cigarette underwent a
 substantial redesign in 1978 in order to reduce both tar and nicotine deliveries
 by approximately 90%. The official FTC reports which Congressman Waxman
 cited, but did not fully quote, in his speech today, show the following tar and
 nicotine deliveries of the Benson & Hedges 70 mm style for the years in
 question:
 “CELSTS be
 MARLBORD BENSON & HEDGES MERIT VIRGINIASLIMS PARLIAMENT LIGHTS CAMBRIDGE ALPINE PLAYERS SARATOGA </doc>


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<doc> AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY...
 OC. CIVISION
 AMBRICAN HEART assocunio®
 NATION’S. CAPITAL ASPIUATE
 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF
 THE OISTRICT OF COLUM@LA
 OC. ACADEMY OF FAMILY
 PHYSICIANS
 DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
 B.C. PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
 SOCIETY OF iNTERNAL MEDICINE
 MEQIGAL SOCIETY OF THE
 OISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
 MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
 SUPPORTING AGENCEES
 O.C. DENTAL SOCIETY
 KAISER PERMANENTE
 COUNCIL OFFICERS
 CHAIRPERSON
 Maro Timea, MS
 VICE-CHAINPERSON
 Javia Kilpatrick
 TREASURER
 Kim TaiestoreeMapp
 SECAGTARY
 Susan Kopp
 COMMENTS BY
 DEBORAH L. MC LELLAN, MHS
 VICE CHAIR
 D.C. INTERAGENCY COUNCIL
 ON SMOKING AND HEALTH
 FEBRUARY 23, 1990
 Protest of Virginia Siims Tennis Tournament
 OST6é6Tt reve </doc>


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 Bean. [ODE-00530 CSTD)
 CiGARETTE LENGTH
 *ObACCO ROD CIRCUM.
 Tobacco ROD LENGTH
 FI.,TER LENGTH
 TIPPING LENGTH
 Tota. R.T,D.
 DILUTION TARGET
 TIPPING PAPER
 GLUE ROLLERS
 TIPPING INFORMATION
 TIPPING ADHESIVE
 SEAM ADHESIVE
 STD. FILLER - PACK 0.V.
 CIGARETTE PAPER
 INK
 PRINT DIE
 98.0 MM FTC TAR 3 16.0 HG/CIGT 15.5
 24.80 MM
 71.0 HM
 27.0 MM
 31.500

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 BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND~CODE-SPECIFICATION
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 NATIONAL 32-2037 EVA 61-065-A
 NATIONAL 32-2100 (PROTOS 100/MK 10) EVA 61-490-A
 AQO12 - 13.25% MARLBORO REGULAR FTB
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 *INK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*
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 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CIGT: ceooll FILTER:
 REASON FOR CHANGE
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 CODE 10-774~A TO 46CU/0.6%; PM CODE 18-775-A TO
 DECREASE TAR DELIVERY. NO WEIGHT CHANGE. OK TO MIX
 FINISHED CIGTS.
 ALLYSON M. MILBURN PRINTING DATE
 9/11/97 PRINTING TIME
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<doc> MEMORANDUM
 TO: M. L. Reynolds
 ec: Vv. C. Broach
 B. L. McCafferty
 L. R. Lewis, Jr.
 FROM: D. A. Litwin
 DATE: January 17, 1977
 At the 1/12 New Products meeting with Ketchum, MacLeod, & Grove,
 you referred to approximately 30 production processes over which
 Brown & Williamson owns patents. For the purpose of stimulating
 ideas in all New Products agencies, could you please provide a list
 of these processes along with a brief explanation of each.
 In a similar vein, what are the major production technologies that
 B-AT has pioneered worldwide? Iam fairly familiar with those
 originated hy B&W domestically, but am curious as to breakthroughs
 overseas,
 Let's discuss at your @arliest convenience.
 DAL/ald
 @TS0P~0099 </doc>


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<doc> IAW Aw
 = design stage
 * pre-production stage
 ° raw materials
 * in-production/line checks
 ¢ production completion and prior to container packaging
 © ‘atpomntofreceipt -~ .
 * randomly at retail and in the factory
 What type of products have you manufactured before adding this item to your line?
 Have you had any past issues in the marketplace with this item? How were they resolved?
 What kind of performance guarantee are you willing to make on the use and durability of this item?
 Are you able to provide us with testing results that verify that guarantee and ensure the quality?
 If you do not have testing results, are you willing to have the product testing done by a QA firm of
 your choice in order to ensure our confidence with this product?
 How will Philip Morris Quality Standards and Product Material Specifications be communicated to
 manufacturing locations?
 ds there incoming inspections of raw materials to ensure compatibility with approved material test
 results and material specifications?
 Are sufficient “Philip Morris Approved” samples available at the factory for comparison and review
 of quality during prodaction?
 Do suppliers of raw materials to the factories understand the Quality Standards expected of their
 products?
 ds the factory “date controlling” production? (to be added: Can your factory identify products by”
 manufacturing lots?)
 Are you notified by your factory if there is a change made in Material Specifications during the
 incoming inspection process? Are these discrepancies noted, materials rejected, segregated and
 replaced with good product? How is this corrective action verified?
 In order to ensure quality through production to final destination, what conditions are your
 factories considering in the storage, packaging and shipping of products?
 Are personnel trained at the factory level to observe and understand good quality control practices? </doc>


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<doc> & & bepor? * ‘tHe TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC., 1735 K St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006
 FROM: HILL AND KNOWLTON, INC., 150 E. hand’ st., New York, N.Y. 10017 (Oxford 7-5600)
 ' FOR RELEASE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964
 SMOKING PATTERNS MAY PROVIDE:
 AN INDEX OF EMOTIONAL STRESS
 Washington -- Smoking patterns, or non-smoking,, may provide an index by
 which emotional tensions: may be: measured in individuals or groups, a New York
 - heart specialist reports. |
 . In a study of’ 10,000 professional men, Dr. Henry Russek found that a
 occupations involving a high degree of emotional stress also turn up @ greater a
 number. of coronary heart. disease cases. Increased. occupational stress was also
 accompanied’ by increased. smoking.
 ots However, Dr. Russek also found more cases of coronary heart disease: among:
 ~~ professional men who had never smoked than among those who had once smoked and
 ». “then « stopped.
 Dr. Russek's study is summarized in Tobacco and Health Research, published
 _ by The Tobacco Institute, Inc..,, and! was published in full in the * medical Journal,
 ‘Geriatrics.
 - Persons studied were classified according to the. stressfulness of their
 professional fields by an independent group of judges. Included were physicians,
 dentists, attorneys and others.
 The scientist said one finding concerning non-smokers: and ex-smokers casts
 | evadbisvot 48 6 oS
 ' doubt on the theory that. smoking is causally related) to heart disease.
 "If a noxious agent exists in tobacco which is responsible in large measure
 for coronary attacks, the prevalence of the disease should bear a clear relationship a
 to exposure to this harmful element. on the contrary, however, we have found * ede
 a. higher prevalence of coronary heart disease among the professional persons in
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