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<doc> RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF EARLY CHILDBOOD EXPOSURE TO: PASSIVE SMOKE
 Bonnie Stern, Mark Raizenne, Richard Burnett, Jill Kearney
 Environmental Health Directorate
 Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, Canada
 Abstracti
 The effects: of early exposure to maternal smoking were investigated
 in a cohort of over 4,000 Canadian school children. Stendard respiratory,
 questionnaires were completed by parents; spirometry was! performed in the
 school. An increased incidence of hospitalization before age 2 for a
 chest iliness was associated with maternal smoking during pregnancy, and
 during the child's: first two years. Cough and asthma vere more prevalent
 in children whose sothers smoked during pregnancy; cough, phlege and
 asthma were sore frequent in: children whose mothers smoked during: the
 child's firer 2 years. Hospitalization: before the age of 2 was signifi-
 cantly associated with an. increase incidence of current’ respiratory
 symptoms and decreased pulaonsry. function.
 Introduction
 Sidestream cigarette smoke is a: major source of indoor. air. pollu-
 tion (19). Although passive esoking during: infancy andi childhood has: been
 associated with chronic respiratory symptoms (3,20), acute respiratory.
 i1TInesses (4,7,10,13,14), and! reduced pulmonary, function (3,18,20,21),, not
 all studies: have: supported! these associations (5,11',12,16).. Differences
 in. results aay be due to differences in: study design and sampling strate-
 gies, analytical methods, exposure estimates, reporting biases, seal)
 sample sizes. Alternately they may arise from differences. in. indoor
 pollutant. concentrations associated with regional and household varisbili-
 ty in home characteristics, ventilation, and activity. patterns of house-
 hold. residents.
 Exposure to passive smoke during the first few years of a child's
 life, or to its metabolites: in utero may have a pronounced effect on res-
 piratory health, because of the rapid growth and development that ocecur
 during: these formative periods (1). As: part of a major cross-sectional
 Canadian study assessing the health effects of air pollution, the influen-
 respiratory syaptoms. and illnesses and pulmonary function in children, and
 exposure to the products of maternal smoking in utero and during the
 child's first: two: years of life. These variables are highly associate
 one or the other. Further analysis will address this issue.
 Methods
 A self-adninistered, standard questionnaire on respiratory® health,
 home characteristics, and parental respiratory illness history, education,
 and swoking patterns was completed by s parent of each of 4099. children,
 aged 7-12 years, residing for at least: one: year. in five: communities: in the </doc>


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<doc> Chromatography Review Team
 Procedure for Selecting a
 Chromatography Data Package
 In January 1995, a team was formed to review chromatography dala software with the goal of
 replacing our current Mullichrom data package. The replace is needed for two fundamental reasons: 1)
 RELIABILITY; RIRT R&D LIMS was moved to a PC based client server environment, leaving the
 chromatography sysicm as the last piece of LIMS on the DEC VAX cluster. This requires movement of data
 between the two systems on a contmuons basis, and requires the chromatography data system users to
 maintain exporlise on two operating systems, 2) COST; Maintaining the chromatography data system on the
 VAX cluster requires CTD to maintain a VAX capable of handling the data system load, and to maintain
 expensive maintenance contracts on the data system software and hardware.
 Team members were selected to caver the arcas where chromatography is big business, and from
 the computer support staff, The team consists of the following people:
 Chromatographers
 © Mark DeBusk Representing the high volume labs
 ¢ Bert Gordon Representing non-L.IMS research
 ¢ = Joe Keeney Representing the pesticide lab
 ¢ Don Smith Representing the LC labs
 * Fred Wendelboc Representing the research lab
 Computer Support
 ¢ Jim Atkins Application Development
 Bonita Shaw PC Support
 John Thompson Team leader, Application Development
 ¢ = Mike Ogden Mikc is an unofficial member of the team, representing the
 Environmental and Molecular Toxicology labs. Mike has not been able to atiend team
 moctings, but has used E-mail to remain up-to-date.
 In February the Chromatography Review Team began reviewing chromatography data packages in
 an effort to choose the next data package for use within RIRT R&D. The team took several deliberate steps
 to arrive at a decision. These steps are outlined below, along with an approximate time interval when the
 sep was in progress,
 @ — Select companies which producc/sell chromatography software; Gather information about these
 products.
 1. We collected the names of all companies claiming to produce a chromatography data system.
 The team split this list into two groups; a) companics which would be presenting their product
 at the Pittsburgh Conference (Piltcon); b) companies which would not be at Pittcon, (Feb.,
 1995)
 2. The team collected information from the companies not presenting at Pittcon via telephone
 and mail. (Feb., March, 1995)
 3. Atleast one member of the team visited the booth (and collected information) of each
 company presenting a chromatography data system at Pittcon. (March 6-9, 1995)
 ¢ = Whittle this list down to a manageable number,
 4. Afler the Pittcon trip, the team voted on the top 5 candidates. These top five would then be
 inviled to present their product to the team during a one to two day mecting here al R&D. (
 April, 1995)
 5. The team used the following criteria for paring down the list to five systems: a) Our first
 choice a system that fits the “Client/Server” model. b) The “Clicnt” software runs on Windows 3
 for Workgroups or Windows NT. ¢} The “Server” software (if any) runs on, or remote data is 2
 stored on, Windows NT. d) We must be able (o run the server part of the software on, or store @
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<doc> 7 A . . :
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 Distribution
 Carl Ehman
 Gary Burger
 John Reynolds
 Tom Brown
 Layton Davis
 Jack White
 Tom Perfetti
 Jim Harris
 Alan Norman
 Dave Townsend
 Jerry Lawson
 Bob Lloyd
 Brad Ingebrethsen
 ’ Harvey Young
 Charlie Green
 Mike Borgerding
 Art Milhous
 Tommy White
 Bill Coleman
 Chuck Ashcraft
 Luis Dominguez
 Steve Sears
 Sydney Seymour
 Retirees:
 Mary Stowe
 - Alan Rodgman
 Jack Sensabaugh
 Jay Giles
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<doc> Copyright (c)} 1976 Newsweek
 As taken from NEXIS/LEXIS
 January 19, 1976, UNITED STATES EDITION
 SECTION: BUSINESS; Pg. 67
 LENGTH: 630 words
 HEADLINE: CIGARETTES: The Low-Tar Dexby
 BYLINE: LYNN LANGWAY with PAMELA ELLIS SIMONS in New York and. bureau reports
 Carlton, introduced in 1964 as: the first super-low-tar Cigarette, led the
 field with 4. milligrams - until last. month. Then, within. six days of one
 another, the three new contenders appeared: reformulated, shortened. Carlton
 70s from American Brands, Inc., with only 1 milligram of tar and 0.1 milligram
 of nicotine; a king-size: cigarette named. Now in a shiny silver box from
 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., with. 2 milligrams of tar and 0.2: milligram. of
 nicotine, and Merit kings from Philip Morris , Inc., a flavor-enhanced entry
 nicotine.
 members: of the Big Six, the firms that controll virtually all. the U.S. (named
 for its developer, research chemist Vello Norman), Brown. & Williiamson’s Fact
 and Vanguard, and Lorillard’s Kent Golden Lights:. “This: is a market just
 begging for products," says a spokesman for American Brands.
 Hot Air: But the market appears to have a vital limit: less tar generally
 means less taste."If you get. too low fin tar], all you get. is hot air," says
 John C. Maxwell Jr. of Maxwell Associates: in Richmond, Va., a leading tobacco-
 industry analyst. "Some: consumers are looking for the lowest tar, but the
 preponderant reason for smoking, like eating or drinking, is that it tastes
 good."
 In. the twelve years it spent developing Merit, Philip: Morris claims. to have
 found a way to reduce the taste penalty of low-tar cigarettes... Instead of
 relying primarily on filter design, PM scientists used a chromatograph. and
 mass spectrometer to isolate the “high flavor" chemical constituents of
 tobacco smoke, then turned them into additives, which. were put into the low-
 tar, low-nicotine tobacco during manufacture. As a result, the company
 believes Merit will compete not only with others in its tar range - such as
 Vantage - but even with its own Marlboro and Reynolds’s Winston, the two top
 sellers. “We're going after the smoker whos tried all the low-tars: but: just
 can’t. stand to be without the higher-tar flavor," says Helmut R.R. Wakeham,
 PM's vice president for science and technology. To tout its claimed taste
 breakthrough, PM. plans to spend heavily, perhaps more than $30 million.
 Nonetheless, Merit still has nine times the tar level of the shorter
 Carlton. 70s, so cigarette makers still have plenty of room to improve the
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 Mile.
 Paut Tracy, the third Penske-
 Ilmor driver, finished two laps
 behind in third as the 200-lap event
 was shortened eight laps by rain.
 It was Unser’s third straight win
 and fourth in a row for Penske.
 Unser, with 22 career victories,
 leads the PPG Cup standings with 79
 points, followed by Fittipaldi’s 54.
 He averaged 118.804 mph.
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<doc> TIME, SEPTEMBER 12, 1995
 YM ALMOST 15, AND NONE OF MY
 friends get their cigarettes out of vend-
 ing machines. They have older brothers
 you can buy a pack of cigarettes as easily
 as a pack of chewing gum. And if Clinton
 does succeed in preventing teens from
 smoking, we will just move on to bigger
 and better things: In fact, many already
 have. Clinton’s got more to worry about
 than teenage smoking.
 Teresa Davis
 Dacula, Georgia
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<doc> JAPAN: TOSHIBA AIMING TO: DOUBLE CHIP MOUNTING SYSTEM SALES IN FISCAL 1993
 Comline News Service Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (COMLN,NKOGS) - January 26, 1993, Page: 11
 ABSTRACT:
 Toshiba. Corp. is aiming to doubte its sales.of chip mounting systems to 8.5 billion yen (US$68.0
 million) in fiscal'1993. Demand. for mounting systems from. US chip makers is recovering quickly,
 prompting Toshiba to launch an effort to aggressively market its "MH-5000," a chip mounting
 system developed with Japan Tobacco, Inc. last year which achieves a mounting speed of 0.125
 second/chip. Toshiba plans to release a medium-speed double-sided mounting system and
 another system featuring image processing functions to expand its product line-up to meet
 diversifying user needs as a rise in demand picks up momentum. Toshiba's fiscal 1994 sales
 target is set at 10 billion yen (US$80.0 million).
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<doc> can be assigned to panelists for evaluation.
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 3. Chemical name:
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 2. Major metabolites:
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 a. Oral no-effect level (if known):
 b. Oral ID¢y?
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 e. Skin irritation:
 a. Oral no-effect level (if known):
 b. Oral IDe9? ~
 D. Safety factor to panelist:
 1. Safety facter for parent compound:
 2. Safety factor for major metabolites:
 F. .Identification of pyrolytic products:
 G, Inhalation studies:
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<doc> VieGiniA SeiMs
 - : QUESTIONNAIRE
 Please answer all questions and return this questionnaire in the stamped addressed envelope enclosed.
 Do you smoke cigarettes?
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 at 01 Yes (Go to Question 1) 134
 () No (Continue) 20
 Did you ever smoke cigarettes?
 211 Yes (Continue) 468 :
 30) No (Thank you. Please mail this questionnaire back to us as soon as possible.) / Zz
 How long ago did you stop smoking?
 40) Less than 3 months ago Jib
 sO] 3to6monthsago 27»
 ‘sLJ 7 months to one year ago 2%
 20 Over 1 year to 2 years ago 3 7%
 (0) Morethan2yearsago “7%
 If you have stopped smoking, please answer the remaining questions about the cigarettes you used to smoke.
 ke most often should be answered based on the brand you smoked most
 The questions about the brand you smo
 often just before you stopped smoking.
 1, Please fill in the following information about your regular brand, that is the brand of cigarettes you smoke most
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 3. Do you normally smoke your cigarettes in the regular king-size, or are the cigarettes longer than king-size, that is
 100’s or 120°s?
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 4. Does your regular brand, that is, the cigarettes you smoke most often, have any of the following words on the
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 A DURE WHITE FILTER
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 filter smoking!
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 — ‘ SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE: AND LIFE: SCIENCES:
 DEPARTMENT! OF BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
 Box 5906

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Z1P 27607.
 _ March 5, 1971
 Philip Morris. U.S.A.
 Research Center
 P. 0. Box 3D - oy
 Richmond, Virginia 23206 +
 Mr. John Y. Mason Jr. Senior Scientist C71 -01862 : DY
 Dear John: a ne : Hoe en cee
 Re: Polyphenol Content - - Freeze Drying Study, BAE 126, NCSU
 I appreciate receiving your letter of February 25, 1971 and to learn of
 your interest ‘in evaluating the experimental cigarettes from the above Study.
 We are preparing the samples as requested and these will be sent by separate
 mail. .
 Enclosed with this letter are a number of copies. of an evaluation sheet
 which you may wish to use in the smoke panel evaluations. You will note that
 the experimental cigarettes are coded with numbers from 21 through 28. The
 code identification of the samples are given as follows:
 Code Number Description
 21 Check (CK)
 - 22 ay Check, freeze dried (CKFD)
 23 Heat treated (HT)
 24 Heat treated freeze dried
 (HTFD):
 25 Heat treated in laboratory
 (HTL)
 26 Heat treated in laboratory,
 freeze dried (HTLFD)
 27 Blend A, CK plus CKFD, 70%/
 . 30%. by weight
 28) Blend B, HT plus HTFD, 70%/
 _30% by weight
 We would recommend that the experimental cigarettes be equilibrated before
 conducting your evaluations. There may be diffierences in moisture content of
 the samples at this time in as much as the samples were prepared over a period
 of several weeks. -
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 2085136271
 From: Chaikin, Karen
 Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 6:11 PM

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 To: Ostern, Eric
 Subject: RE: Daily News Guest Editorial
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 Quantitative (all figures) Qualitative only .
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 Structural Formula | Mol. Form }
 Mol. Weight M. P. B. P.
 Chem. Groups Derivatives
 Types of Tobacco (all details)
 Tox.-Pharm. Inform. and other Notes
 Reference
 RJR CLASS NO. PATENT
 1978, ‘No. 1 Jones, S. 0.3; Ashburn, Stewart, G. M.; Moser, G. P.
 W 37 (Reynolds Leasing Corp., Jacksonville, Fla., U. S.)
 Denicotinizing Process.
 AUSTRALIAN PATENT 446,647 (Int. Cl. A24b) ({seued Aug. 19, 1974) *(Appl. Jan. 21,
 1971; Ser. No. 24536/71) (Prior U. 8S. appl. Feb. 5, 1970; Ser. No. 8858) (in
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> From: Foy, Bernard T.
 To: Hickman, Tommy L.
 ce:
 BCC:
 Primary Date: 11/10/1995 11:03:00 AM
 Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 10:27:04
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1995-Nov-10 10:57:00
 Received Date: 1995-Nov-10 11:03:00
 Subject: MEETING, FRIDAY 11/17/95 @ 2:30PM{F}
 Attachments:
 Shucks man! It looks like I might have to miss this one also, I'm in the middle of moving
 offices and T might be stuck in (hopefully) unpacking by 11/17. Of course, if I get moved-
 in ahead of then (or at worse, if it seems like I won't be moved by then) I'll plan on
 coming to the meeting because I'm real interested in not only this approach but sccing it
 succeed, In any case, J'm putting it on my calendar, but I might not be able to make it and
 1 wanted to let you know. Thanks again for keeping me posted.
 Bernard
 Congratulations! !!! (Director)
 From: Hickman, Tommy L.
 To: Brim, Regina; Campbell, Eugene; Cash, Sheila L.; Dobson, Grayland; Foster, Hilda;
 Freeman, Jean; Gee, Julia; Guess, Hal; Hodge, Brenda; Ingram, Tom; Jacobs, Saundra;
 Joyce, Marian; McMurray, Roger; Phillips, Anita; Phillips, Percy; Redd, Brenda:
 Seymour, Sydney;

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Simmons, Paula; Wheeler, Janet; Brooks, Charles; Curtis, Cynthia;
 Dodd, Jerry; Douthit, Garnett; Foy, Bernard T.; Gwyn, Juanilla; Keith, Marie;
 Lekwauwa, Aju; McCarthy, Robert F.; Mitchell, Roy; Roseboro, Gloria; White, Earl;
 Wilson, Andre; Young, Doug; Asbury, Michael A.; Belo, Ed G.; Boyd, Carlos; Broome,
 Shirley D.; Brown, JoAnn D.; Brown, Larry J.; Brown, Nadyne T.; Gaynor, Al E.;
 Hawkins, Gale H.; Holland, Toussaint L.; Johnson, Thelma J.; Leath, Robert E.; Phifer,
 Omega L.; Porter, Harrison M.; Ragsdale, Gail E.; Steadman, Mack N.; Suggs, Michael
 L.; Terry, Betty A.; Brown, Robert; Dameron, Louis; Davis, Neal (Cornelius) H.; Eccles,
 Beverly; Feaster, Jackie J.,; Fennell, Shirley M.; Gee, Phillip N.; Henley, Dorothy R.;
 Hughes, Peggy M.; Jackson, Priscilla M.; Jones, Sandra W.; Lassiter, Annie E.; Leggett,
 Warren; McCloud, Jackie; Palmer, Donna B.; Perry, Mabel A.; Ruff, Jimi T.; Scott,
 Everrett A.; Singleton, John W.; Stewart, G. Ted; Turner, Vivian L.; Douglas, Sandra H.;
 Favroth, Felecia C.; Gaillard, Ralph C.; Martin, Doug C.; Mitchell, Carol G.; O'Leary,
 Steven J.; Peterson, Sharon; Pierre, Jennifer C.; Williams, Don M.; Davis, Sylvia A.;
 Douthit, Crista W.; Ford, Deborah; Hayes, Michael M., Hickman, Tommy L.; Kilgore,
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 GENETICS ASSAY NO.: 7898
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 IN THE
 AMES SALMONELLA/MICROSOME
 PLATE T
 FINAL REPORT
 SUBMITTED TO:
 LORILLARD RESEARCH CENTER
 420 ENGLISH STREET
 P.O. BOX 21688
 GREENSBORO, NC 27420
 SUBMITTED BY:

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LITTON BIONETICS, INC.
 5516 NICHOLSON LANE
 KENSINGTON, MARYLAND 20895
 LBI PROJECT NO.: 20988
 REPORT DATE: JUNE, 1985
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 CURRICULUM VITAE
 Joseph Steven Lipsick, M.D., Ph.D.
 Personal
 @ Date of birth: January 6, 1955
 Place of birth: Sharon, Pennsylvania
 Citizenship: USA
 Education
 1975 B.A. Biology and English
 1981 Ph.D.

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Physiology/Pharmacology
 1982 M.D. Medicine
 Research and Professional Experience
 1975-77 Staff Research Associate
 1983 Resident in Anatomic
 and Surgical Pathology
 1984 Postdoctoral Fellow
 1985 Assistant Research
 Virologist
 1986-present Assistant Professor
 in Residence
 and
 Research Associate
 Honors and Awards
 USPHS Medical Scientist Trainee (GM 07198), 1978-1982,
 Baird Hastings Society (Honorary), UCSD School of Medicine, 1982,
 @ Fellow, Leukemia Society of America, 1984-1985,
 Career Development Award, Veteran's Administration, 1986-1989.
 Scholar, Leukemia Socieiy of America, 1989-1994,
 Academic and Professional Activities
 Joseph S$. Lipsick
 Oberlin College
 UC San Diego
 UC San Diego
 Dept. Biochem, Biophys.
 UC San Francisco
 UCLA School of Medicine
 Dept. of Pathology
 UCLA School of Medicine
 Dept. of Pathology
 UCLA School of Medicine
 Dept. of Pathology
 UC San Diego
 and
 VA Medical Center, San Diego
 Member, Housestaff Committee, Deparument of Pathology, UC San Diego
 Medicine
 Ad Hoc Reviewer, NCI Program Project Site Visit
 Ad Hoe Reviewer, Veteran's Administration Merit Review Grants
 Member, American Society for Microbiology
 Publications
 athymic mouse.” Lancet i, Pp. 1290-1291, (1979)
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 Englewood Cliffs, Kew Jersey 07632
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 fron Perception Rasearch Services, Inc. We
 to advertising, Could you apare a few
 1, Have you partiodpated in a market resvarch study in the past 6 nontha?
 You -— (TERNIEATE) No -- (CONTINUE)
 2. Do you, of dos anyone in your fanity, work in any of the following industries?
 (READ LIST).
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 Advertising agenoy — |-~

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(TERNIRATE)
 Tobacco Coupany
 Liguor Company
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 Automobile Company
 3, Inte which of the following age groups do you belong? {KEAD LIST.)
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 4, During the past week, in vhich of the following events or activities hava you taken
 pact?) (READ LIsT.
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 distances calls 3 an
 Smoked 3 or wore packs
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<doc> Volume 8
 Supplement 7, 1986
 ~ ENVIRONA EK
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 Journal of the
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 Senior Vice President - Operations
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 Vice Prasident - Research and Development

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 | 801 Second Avenue #250770
 i New York, New York 10017 113 August, 1977 R
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 i TIME INTERVIEW: starteD: / 42 9S ENDED: Le >
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 INTERV 1EWER: METRO AREA: DATE: B14
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 Consensus Surveys. We are conducting a study
 in thig area and I'd like to ask you a few
 queations.
 2. (INITIAL REFUSAL: CIRCLE NEXT HIGHEST NUMBER BELOW.)
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Philip Morris USA Confidential .
 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
 Richmond, Virginia
 From: Barbro Goodman
 M1.0.D. Cigarettes:
 Analyze base composition of MOD #4 and 45 papers:
 Wattens Papers:
 Discuss physical testing of cigarettes with Product Research
 Discuss potential subjective testing with D. Newman
 Communication with Wattens
 Qualification of Machine #6:
 Prepare material for an SSC meeting presentation
 Communicate decision and requiremenis for materia! with K-C
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<doc> Te Counci, For Tosracco Researcu-WU.S.A., Inc.
 February 20, 1979
 GRANT APPLICATION NO. 1076A
 PHARMACOLOGY
 To: The committee comprising Drs. Gardner, Jacobson, Meier and Sommers
 SUBJECT: Gerald E, McClearn, Ph.D., University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
 Continuation Application No. 1076A
 "Genetic Analysis of Tobacco-Related Behavior in the Mouse"
 History
 Application No. 1076 entitled "Heredity and Tobacco-Related
 Behavior in the Mouse" was approved by the SAB in March 1976 at a level of
 $164,755 (as requested) for the first year of a three year project. Budget
 estimates for the second and third years were $161,786 and $176,373, and were
 awarded at levels of $161,786 and $166,786, respectively.
 It should be pointed out that as a result of a site-visit made on
 November 17/18, 1977, Dr. Collins (a collaborator in the McClearn application)
 was encouraged to submit a separate grant application. This was approved by the
 SAB in April 1978 (Grant No. 1204).
 It should also be pointed out that at this April 1979 SAB meeting
 several of McClearn's collaborators have submitted applications to CTR. That is,
 besides Collins----- Petersen (No. 1243); Alpern (No.1250) and Erwin (No.1251),
 REQUEST
 Application No. 1O76A requests $132,819 for a one year project.
 DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED (attached)
 1, Application dated 12/27/78
 2. Progress Report No. 5 covering period 4/1/78-12/31/78
 3. 3 Manuscripts (in press -- none acknowledge CTR).
 COMMENT
 Specific comments by the site»visitors might be elicited.
 David Stone
 DS/1p
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 | MEMORANDUM Y og
 #) cnuary 16, 2984 ee anatase
 T .
 9 Mr. G. L. Theophilos, President and Chief Operating Officer, AC
 Fr .
 8 H, L. McDaniel, Cigar Coordinator - Research and Development
 F A&C 94 mm Little Cigars
 Enclosed are two packs of A&C 94 mm Little Cigars

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identified as "L"
 and "P" representative of cigars being distributed to our little
 cigar panel, The pack coded "L" contains control cigars made with
 NuWay little cigar wrapper. The pack coded "P" contains test
 models made with Kimberly-Clark ATG wrapper,
 If panel results indicate use of the Kimberly-Clark wrapper has no
 negative effects on smoking qualities, a recommendation to use
 this wrapper will follow.
 weet ancl
 ODL
 Enclosures
 ec: Mr. R. P. Truitt
 Executive Vice President
 Mr, M, B. Hiott, Jr, ~~
 Executive Vice President, AC
 Mr. R, P, Walker, IIl
 Leaf Purchases Director, AC
 Mr. R, 8S. Sprinkle, III
 Vice President -
 Research and Development. </doc>


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<doc> BORRISTON
 LABORATORIES, INC.
 _*& & *& * INVOICE * * * *
 January 6, 1982
 LORTLLARD INC.
 420: English Street
 Greensboro, North Carolina 27420:
 Attn: Dr. Harry Minnemeyer
 Ref’. : P.O. #244-C
 BRL Ref.: 2-22-250-Q
 Invoice: No..: 3Q
 DESCRIPTION
 Dominant Lethal Evaluation in the
 Rat with Materials D-5, D-6, and
 D-7
 Balance $ 7,625.00
 REMITTANCE ADDRESS:
 Enviro Control Inc.
 11140 Rockville Pike
 Rockville, Md. 20852:
 Attn: B. Belford
 Accounting
 * * * * INVOICE * * * * </doc>


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 RESTRICTED
 BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION SUN 2 8 1994
 LICENSED/CONTRACT PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS PLW
 BRAND: LUCKY STRIKE LIGHTS LS FT PACK STYLE(S): 20'S

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BOX
 COMPANY: B.A.T. ESPANA, $A. PLACE OF MANUFAGTURE:_LAS PALMAS
 COUNTRY: SPAIK
 MARKET(S):_MAINLAND / CANARY ISLANDS
 BLEND/PRIMARY PROCESS
 Blend Ref. No.: N/A
 Primary Process Ref. No.: NA
 CASINGS /FLAVORS
 Burley Casing Ref. No.: N/A
 Burley Top Dressing Ref. No.: FG - 325
 Flue Cured Casing Ref. No.: EG - 323
 Stem Casing Ref. No.: N/A
 Final Casing Ref. No.: RA
 Top Flavor Ref. No: EF-153
 SMOKE DELIVERY TARGETS ISO 8243
 Tar 9.0 mg/eigt. + N/A x
 Nicotine 0.7 ng/eigt. + M/A x
 co mg/cigt. + %
 (INDICATE N/A IF NOT APPLICABLE)
 Submitted by: SANTIAGO MORALES / PD MANAGER
 Name/Position
 Approved by:
 Area Technical Manager
 Date: MAY 25, 1994
 BAY co 194
 Replaces: OCTOBER 1993
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 - Thermoed E.T, effecting a 2.4% reduction in filler weight’ y
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 oe October 1, 1974 0.52% 8,8. = O% Reduction
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 PED: FOCUS. GROUPS
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 NOVEMBER 14-17, 1983
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> "42/22/97 89:22:29 Via Fax > 212 9975438 JULY 22, 1997 Page 482
 WR pisco News Release
 CONTACT: Carol Makovich
 (212) 258-5785
 RJR NABISCO REPORTS 1997 SECOND QUARTER RESULTS
 Second Quarter Highlights
 (Exchides one-lime resruchuring charge ard related expenses in the 1996 second quarter)
 Net income per share up 11 percent to 3.71
 Net sales up 2 percent to $4.29 billion
 Operating company contribution up 5 percent to $876 million
 Cash net income up 7 percent to $371 million
 international tobacco operating company contribution up 10 percent
 Domestic tobacce operating company contribution up 1 percent
 « Food operating company contribution up 6 percent
 NEW YORK, NEW YORK -- July 22,1997 -- RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp. (NYSE: RN) today
 announced results for the three- and six-month periods ended June 30, 1997. Excluding a one-
 time restructuring charge and related expenses at Nabisco in the 1996 second quarter, net
 income of $243 million or $.71 per fully diluted common share for the second quarter of 1997
 Tepresents an 11 percent gain compared to the $219 million or $.64 per fully diluted common
 share of net income reported in the comparable 1996 quarter.
 “The earnings growth posted in the second quarter keeps the

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company on track for a
 solid 1997,” said Steven F. Goldstone, chairman and chief executive officer of RJR Nabisco.
 “Sales, volumes and operating profir srowth strengthened versus the first quarter. International
 tobacco showed strong volume and operating profit advances and domestic tobacco's earings
 held steady. Nabisco delivered renewed momentum in its core food business along with the
 benefits from last year’s restructuring program. These positive trends are tempered somewhat
 by softness in Nabisco Intemational and negative foreign currency impact in the overseas
 tobacco business, Overall, we delivered good progress in both our food and tobacco
 businesses.”
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 . Journal of Be-
 sal Soctety, 131,
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 vans, T-C199t)
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 ad of Medicine,
 asces, LM &
 ody weight and
 comprehensive.
 Radletin, 106,
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 va che cetcation
 * Medicine, 316,
 wee we
 RESEARCH REPORT
 Can carrots be addictive?
 of drug dependence
 LUDEK CERNY' & KAREL CERNY?
 An extraordinary form
 Abstract
 and an ixability to simply
 immunity and de menroocgetatioe system.
 Introduction
 Cases of hypercarotencinia # are encountered in the
 literature only sporadically. Case scudies have
 described the physical changes duc to malautrition,
 demal changes, particularly in children but have left
 the psychological states of these cates unre-
 otenemia as carly as 1919, cefercace Is made to icin
 neir wock The Orange people» The subjects were
 was orange ia -colour. The study inclades no
 description whatsoever of their psychological scate.
 No reference ts made to their further life history.
 In my psychiaccic practice I have encountered
 three cases of hypercaratenemia, accompanicd by
 typical symptoms of drug dependence.
 Analysis
 I came across the first cate of this kind as carly as
 1954 in the Prague psychiatric clinic where a 35-
 year-old woman was hospitalised because of a
 neucode disturbance and she wax consuming
 approximately 1 kg of raw carrots daily, Her skin as
 well as the sclerac of her cyes were coloured dark. -
 orange, Carcots were most difficult te procure ia
 winter but she bad to get hold of them, at any
 ptice. Theie lack made her suffer from. typical
 withdrawal symptoms with = marked necvousacss _
 state. Afcer discharge from hospital she was s last to”
 follow-up,
 To 1984, a ‘3e-yeac-old nurse attended for help.
 Patient A. L. was boen in 1947 aad worked ss
 nurse. She had commenced smokiag at 18 ycars of
 age, stopped during pregaancy and at prescatation
 she smoked 20 cigarettes daily. She coasumed:
 alcoho! only occasionally aad also occasionally
 drank 2-3 cups of coffee daily when at wock, but
 daughter. ;
 She. started coasuming carrots during her: first
 pregnancy in 1970 whea she suffered from cacdial-
 gie and excess acidity of ccomach fluids, eccoaipan-
 reoseannhy | </doc>


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<doc> BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
 RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING
 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
 TO: Mr. J. F. Wilhelm
 co: Me. T. F. Riehl
 Mr. H.C. Woertz
 Dr. J. N. Jewell
 Ms. D. M. Frank
 Mr. J. L. Ems
 Mr. J. P. Pittman
 Mr. B. A. Bandy
 FROM: Ms. P. A. Dever
 DATE: August 6, 1984
 SUBJECT: BETA M (KIM MENTHOL) FROM GERMANY: AMELIA/267
 MR1984-102NP (A267-84-2)
 Premasked and masked data and specifications coucerning the following
 samples are attached,
 Masked Code Description
 267/287 XLF-680B blend/XCF-946, 944, and 945 casings/F-77
 365/385 flavor/0.57% menthol level — BETA M (KIM Menthol)
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Education:
 R: REDACTED MATERIAL
 CURRICULUM VITAE
 Rubin Bressler, M.D.
 New York, December 13, Q
 B.S., 1951, McGill University
 M.D., 1957, Duke University
 American Board of Internal Medicine, 1964
 Experience: 1957-58 - Intern, Medicine, Yale University
 1958-59 - Junior Assistant Resident, Medicine, Yale University
 1959-60 - Senior Assistant Resident, Medicine, Duke University
 1960-61 - Fellow, Biochemistry, Duke University _o. Loe
 1961-63 - Associate in Medicine, Duke University - -
 “1963-65 - Assistant Professor of Medicine, Duke University
 1965-66 - Associate Professor of Medicine, Duke University
 1966-69 - Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology, Duke University
 1969-70 - Head, Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Department of Medicine, and
 Head, Division of Pharmacology, Department of Physiology and
 Pharmacology, Duke University
 1970-76 - Professor of Pharmacology; Head, Department of Pharmacology;
 Professor of Medicine; Head, Division of Clinical Pharmacology
 Department of Medicine, University of Arizona, College of Medicine
 1976-92 - Professor of Pharmacology and Medicine; Head, Department of
 Medicine, University of Arizona, College of Medicine.
 1992- Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology, University of Arizona,
 College of Medicine.
 Special Awards and Honors:
 Alpha Omega Alpha, Duke

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 Bordens Research Award, Duke Medical School, 1957.
 Research Fellowship, American Cancer Society, 1960-61.
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 Las Palmas, April 23rd 1991
 Mr. Pedro J. Martinez
 BROWN + WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORP, INTERNATIONAL
 Research and Development ‘
 1,600 West Hill Street
 Louisville, KY 40232
 STADOS UNIDOS (U
 Dear Pedro,
 REF SAMPLING LUCKY STRIXE BLEND WITH EBR
 Please find enclosed 3 cartons (3/91) with total substitution of MRT
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F.T. source), as we agreed to see
 the ammonia impact in the blend.
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 Due to Customs clearance, we must send them by separate covers, (2 cartons
 each).
 T look forward to your comments about it.
 Best regards,
 antiago Morales
 Product Development
 Mr. Francis Carlow
 35017 LAS PALMAS: Ctra. del Centro, Kin, 3.700 - Teléfono: (928) 31 50 11 - Telekax: (928] 31 59 22 - Telex: 95109 FETEN E
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 Attn: Dr.- Daniel a “Heck E
 woice Date_February 15, 1985 Payment Terms._Net 30 days Theres
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 Project 699-633/642-317 P.O. #3110 |
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 1875 | STREET, NORTHWEST. SAMUEL D. GHILCOTE, JR.
 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 President
 202/457-4800 » 600/424-9876
 June 11, 1981
 Ernest Pepples, Esquire
 Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
 1600 West Hill Street
 Louisville, Kentucky 40232
 Dear Mr. Pepples: OX
 Attached is our packet of press materials revealing Hirayama's
 mathematical error. It is now en‘route,

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via overnight courier,
 to the field force we have assembled to personally communicate
 our position to the print media.
 The field organization for this project includes the regional
 offices of Burson-Marsteller (New York, Chicago, San Francisco,
 Pittsburgh and Houston); all TI regional and state offices; all
 TI state lobbyists; and some friends of the industry. The
 sizeable press corps here in Washington is being handled jointly
 by TI staff and Burson-Marstelier.
 Our field representatives will, upon receiving the material,
 personally visit more than 200 news organizations nationwide
 Friday.
 The electronic media are being dealt with directly by
 Burson-Marsteller in New York, and TI staff in Washington.
 Sincerely,
 Samuel D. Chileote, Jr. |
 - President
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 DM Code: 75-814
 PMID: #: 233204-01
 Date. Produced: 11/04/93
 Date Inspected: 11/04/93
 Compounder: MARY
 No. Containers: 1
 1.1156
 for use by Philip Morris.
 Comments: In tote with 233205.
 Supervisor
 D/M Code Descrip: P.M. FLAVOR’ 7564-75-RC

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 Quantity Produced: 567.750 LITS
 Inspector: F/C Q.A. ‘Lab, Pull, Production
 Expiration Date: 12/04/93
 Flash Point: None
 11/04/93
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 By Gerard Mosler
 and letters may be used more
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 . Redefecting, to Moscow
 . Hollywood Babylonian
 . Judy’s daughter...
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 . High-priced quarterback
 @ . Adding a baby to Dynasty
 1. We can’t refuse his Sicilian
 2. A That's Dancing! narrator
 3 . Joint Chiefs’ chief
 4 . Super model of the catalogue
 5 . Karachi kingpin
 6 . He rocks with purple lyrics
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 lenges cigarettes containing twice as much
 tar. Yet True is still only 5 mg, tar!
 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
 That Cigarette Smoking 1s Dangerous to Your Health.
 Regular: 4 mg. “tar, @.5 mg. nicotine; Menthol: 6 mg.
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 ENCORPORATED
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 From: ~R. P. Herxatick
 Subject: .CIGARETTE DEVELOPMENT - WEEKLY PROJECT STATUS ~ MARCH 5 - MARCH 9, 1990
 BEr
 The shipping date for POL 0633(9mg 100mm, 40% xeduced menthol) is
 March 7th. POL 0434 (8mg 85mm, 40% reduced menthol) is scheduled to be
 shipped March 9th.
 Three additional POLS using Smg 85mm specifications were requested.
 Tests are: POL 0260 (Deco), POL 0261 (Noveau), and POL 0262 (Linkletter}.
 Production of Ad/Pack 5 is scheduled for the week of March 12th at
 Stockton Street, and will be Followed with the production of salesman
 samples.
 Test Market (Tampa) samples are scheduled for production the week of
 March 25th at the Manufacturing Center.
 A factory trial is scheduled for March 9th at the Manufacturing Center.
 A series of weights at + 30mg and & Limg from the control was recommended for
 inclusion in this trial, Schedules are dependent tpon receipt and approval
 of packaging materials.
 ambrosia
 POL 0521 (CR28598 on paper} was released for shipment March 12th.
 Ambrosia menthol model FOL 0634 (R6494~-15-4 in adhesive) will be produced in
 the Semiworks this week. ,
 Models have been requested in the Semiworks using Marlboro Menthol
 Bights filler and two low levels of Aromatek 245 at 0.5 and 0.25. After
 production, these models will be evaluated in the Pact Room,
 Requests have been submitted to the Semivorks for models using CR2898
 and Aromatek 180 applied to the filler at two levels each, along with models
 to increase tax/puff.
 Two pounds of Aromatek 150 will be shipped to Mational Mareh 7th.
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> From: Cathey Yoe
 To: Buckley, Pat; Cole, Ron W.; Cruz, Cynthia; DeButts, C, Read; Ellis, Jim; Fackler,
 Bob; Fox, William, Gallagher, Elizabeth; Gallant, Karl; Goodyear, Douglas; Graves,
 Greg; Hennes, Bruce; Holland, Toussaint L.; Mitchell, Susan; Roberts, Yvonne; Schmidt,
 Jeff; Schuman, Bob; Suggs, Michael L.; Synhorst, Tom; Vigneaullt, J, J.; Walton, Ken;
 Baker, Karen M.; Barber, Betsy; Brinkley, Carolyn G.; Carter, Kay B.; Carter, Peggy C.;
 Cockman, Michael; Ellis, Maura P.; Hutchens, Lynn F,; HYDE, TIM; Jackson, Priscilla;
 Lester, Frank; LOSER, GARY; Lowstetter, Jean S.; Meyne, Rob W.; Milder, Ally;
 Padalino, Janet; Phillips, Mike W.; Singleton, John W.; Smith, Mark D.; Vicki Speas;
 Stokes, Henry S.; Stonc, Robert; Tompson, Randy; Walker, Nat; Williams, Richard L.;
 Louis Church; Eubanks, Linda D.; Fish, John; Foreman, Donald D.; Jones, Murray W.;
 Eric Lundgren; Karl Maher; John Byron Nelson; Greg Osman
 ce:
 BCC:
 Primary Date: 1/23/1996 6:40:00 AM
 Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 10:44:35
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1996-Jan-22 12:59:00
 Received Date: 1996-Jan-23 06:40:00
 Subject: TI Daily Bulletin 1/22/96
 Attachments:
 DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN...
 ..PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION...THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE...
 Monday
 January 22, 1996
 ..IN REVIEW...IN REVIEW,..IN REVIEW...
 NEBRASKA L1327 was filed last week...proposes 10-cent increase in state’s 34-cent
 cigarette excise tax.
 Proponents of CALIFORNIA initiative for 50-cent cigarette/OTP tax and 10-cent beer
 and wine increase failed 10 win support of state Teachers Assn last week...revenues
 would fund

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public schoo] improvements,
 Two CALIFORNIA product liability bills were OK'd last week by Assembly Judiciary
 Cmte...now await floor action...A1601 would set provisions for determining strict
 liability...A410 would make evidence of subsequent remedial actions inadmissible in
 product liability suits.
 L8EL C6Le¢S
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 (UPI) — The nation’s No. i cigarette |
 maker,,R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Compa-
 ny, ig raising the wholesale price of
 cigarettes, The increase is expected to
 cost consumers 3 to 40 cents more fora
 carton. :
 Individual merchants will determine determine |
 how much of the increases, announced
 Friday night, Will be passed on to cuss;
 tomers.
 Prices will ‘increase again Jan. 1,
 when an cent rise in the Federal ex-
 cise tax takes effect, The increase,
 which doubles the tax, was approved:
 this month colby Coreen

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 package passed by Congress.
 The price of Reynolds’s regular and
 king-size cigarettes will increase by 3
 cents a carton, and the price of its TOO.
 millimeter and 120-millimeter cigae
 rettes will goup 40 centsacarton. ~
 Reynolds makes Winston, Sales, ,
 Camel and Vantage cigarettes... | |
 Pan
 eon
 Reynolds Hiking
 boosting the wholesale price of
 cigarettes in what will amount
 to 30 to 40 cents more per
 carton for consumers.
 Individual merchants will
 customers,
 Reynolds
 Vantage cigarettes and Win-
 chester Little Cigars,
 Consumer cost will increase
 again Jan, 1, when an 8-cent
 increase in the federal excise
 tax takes effect. The increase
 was approved this month as
 part of the $98.3 billion tax
 package enacted by Congress,
 OGVIGTSVOG
 dbp ne
 tion's ‘two wo largest tobacco compaties, have announ ugher
 whalesale cigarette prices.
 Officials said a carton of cigarettes will now cost 20 cents to
 40 cents more. In addition to that, the doubled federal excise
 tax effective Jan. 1 will add 8 cents a pack.
 RJ. Reynolds announced it is raising the price of regular and
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<doc> R.J. Reynolds Tobacco international, Inc.
 SB | -J
 Date : February 26, 1992
 To : Chris Drew - Sports Marketing Enterprises
 Subject : 1992 CAMEL GT - TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF MIAMI
 I take this opportunity to thank you on behalf of Special Markets
 Latin America and North America Duty Free, for your invaluable support
 and cooperation during the 1992 Camel GT.
 This year the event was a success as usual, but even more so for RJRTI
 due to the synergism that existed among all of our co-workers.
 We look forward to working with you and your team again next year.
 bald,
 Rose Cabrera abies
 Marketing Services Administrator
 RC/
 xe: S. Rotati
 A. Caban
 A. Hutchinson
 T.H. Brock
 F. Gabriele
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 €L¥S 8060S
 RJ. Reynolds Tobacco International, Inc.
 9130 S. Dadeland Blvd., Suite 1803, Miami, Florida 33156
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<doc> neeeh, — D4 eee
 Mr. Pat Gorman
 Introduction:
 You're now going to hear about one of the most interest-
 ing, and exciting phases. of our selling program ... called Advertising.
 Advertising, by the very nature of its far-flung and mass
 operation, is a big, colorful and exciting selling, operation.
 But during. the past year, some of the developments on the
 Philip Morris front have made our advertising operation more: exciting
 than. ever. .
 Underneath the surface excitement of new copy themes, new
 radio shows, new uses of the comics and all our other specialized
 advertising media - there was a tremendous job of hard work done
 which I'm sure you'll all agree, played a tremendous part in helping
 us to meet and pass our sales goals.
 The Philip Morris ‘man who directed this work is still free
 of advertising's number one occupational. disease, ulcers - as far as
 I know. ‘One reason he is still able to function with one hundred
 percent efficiency, I am sure, is the capable team he has built up to
 support his. efforts and about which he will tell. you.
 It's a pleasure to introduce the man who directed the prod-
 -uction last. year of a Philip Morris advertising program which resulted
 in delivery of outstanding sales messages counted in billionse—
 Mr. Pat Gorman
 ee ee ee ee ee
 Last year in his discussion of the role of Merchandising
 in the art of moving goods, Zenn Kaufman called Sales and Advertising,
 "The Siamese. Twins" that make merchandising work. In the past year it
 has been a real thrill to me to see how closely the Sales and Adver-
 tising functions of Philip Morris worked together to further our
 common. goal. In enacting our part in your Annual Sales Meeting, my
 advertising associates and I want to touch briefly on some of the
 things: which have been done in the past year and then project the
 OOTSTOOTOZ
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 To: BVIOL --VCHOO21A Viol, Brigitte
 From: Wixon, Gerry M. 2505413089 f : A gras! “a
 Subject: Message for Dr. W. Gomm
 Hello, Willy!
 Gail Davis here in Richmond is the person who will be able to explain the “Lo
 changes in our systems here which have resulted in the new format for the
 Journal Club search information being sent to INBIFO each week. She is not
 able to make international calls from her office, and so you will need to
 call her at 804-274-4412. She will be out of the office on 9 and 13
 November, but will be here the rest of that week. She will be moving to a
 new position in PM in a few weeks, and so discussion with her should be
 initiated soon. The new system can't be returned to the old format, but
 maybe she can offer some insight into how to deal with it! Please let me
 know if you need anything else.
 Gerry
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 = Tobacco Company
 Mr Daniel Schilling Consumer Relations
 1704 1/2 Rockefeller Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102
 Everett, WA 98201
 Dear Valued Customer:
 Recently you contacted R. J. Reynolds' Consumer Relations Department and gave
 us the opportunity to respond to your request for assistance with either a promotion
 or product related issue.
 In an effort to better serve our customers, we are asking you to please take a few
 minutes to complete a questionnaire about how well you were treated by our
 company representative. After completing the survey on the reverse side of this
 letter, please return it in the enclosed postage-paid envelope.
 Thank you for taking the time to let us know how our staff met your expectations.
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 Mark Cornad
 Mark Conrad
 Consumer Satisfaction Research Manager
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<doc> June 12, 1986
 To: GRD Terenel?
 From: M. J. Scales
 Subject: CAMEL Environmental Expansion - Toll Free Operator Script
 Attached is the recommended operator script for the subject promotion.
 May we have your concurrence? AN
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 cc: J. J. Gohn
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 From: McMahon, Kathy
 Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 9:40 AM
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 Subject: RE: BOSTON AND SAN FRANCISCO GETAWAY’S
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<doc> Oct_24 "97 13:55 P.06
 Suppenses
 MEWSEXPRESS —
 - ORANGE County REGISTER
 Philip Morris testing
 HEALTH: Electronic. :-vatteries cae
 cigarette-holder doesn't “brandy.take' a” vacat aie
 -emit'smioke unless'a:.; :. : week, and come back and take
 smoker puffs on itt... .”- Se" Feldman of South Samney
 By ¢ MOLLENKAMP “gh. - In a domestic household situa: .
 Bloomberg News: oo ¢: Ay poe. oe fee ore schoke:" =
 . Tobacco }oppoaears weed tim:
 quash public-health concerns.
 could jast a -year, follow. the to-
 bacco industry agreement to pay
 $300 million to settle claims
 them sick. — .
 The pager-sized battery-oper
 stant stream of sivioke and.
 The new product cost $200 mil-
 smoke by 9
 ny claims ¢ machine can re-
 product tentatively called
 awe ees Pest delivers nicotine,
 the anti-tobacco
 people said. -. .
 “This is ‘for people who don't
 they smoke, said Richard Dayn- .
 ard, chairman of the Tobacco
 University
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<doc> ILTA-SANOMAT, May 5, 1988
 WHO IS LIABLE FOR TOBACCO'S HARMFUL EFFECTS?
 When Erkki Aurejirvi, professor of civil law, files suit against the tobacco
 industry for client who has smoked for forty years and hasnow contracted
 cancer, his major objective is undoubtedly to set a precedent. While to-
 bacco and cancer now seem clearly linked, other causes for cancer may
 exist, Holling tobacco companies liable for smokers’ cancer is probably
 not Finn's idea of justice.
 Unfortundtely, awareness of tobacco’s health hazards has been made avai-
 lable to the public inly in recent years. Since tobacco manufacturers were
 also unaware of those hazards, accusing them of causing cancer is far-
 fetched. In addition, with increased awareness liability has shifted to smo-
 kers them$elves, who in indulging their vice taka a calculated risk,
 While tobacco is the best known freely sold food or drug known to be
 dangerous) if the lawsuit now filed comes to court and is decided in favor
 of the plaintiff, it would lead to an unfortunate snowballing effect. Alco-
 holics would sue Alko for damages. Heart patients would sue animal fat
 and other agricultural ‘producers. The list is potentially endless, as pro-
 ducts oncé thought safe are discovered to be harmful.
 Since the fuantity of use and an infinite number of other factors are in-
 volved, court cases would turn into absurd farces in which only the la-
 wyers would come out ahead. Since no amount of compensation wil! bring
 back lost health, the only proper course is preventive education or, in
 extreme cdses, prohibiting the sale of harmful substance, as is the case
 with narcatics.
 In principle citizens must be allowed to take knowledgeable risks in the
 indulgence of certain vices, and to suffer the consequences for their in-
 dulgence. In the case of tobacco, however, the victims include passive
 smokers and society itself, which has to pay the hospital costs of patient
 made sick by smoking.
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<doc> ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
 * OF YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
 1300 MORRIS PARK AVENUE, BRONX, N.Y. 10461: CABLE; EINCOLLMED, N.Y.
 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY
 (212) 430-2827
 Dr. John Martinko
 Dept. of Microbiology
 University of Southern Illinois
 Carbondale Illinois.
 Dear John, .
 This is just to confirm our telephone conversation of the other day in
 which we discussed our ongoing collaboration on the ABM-3 cell line. I feel that
 if you can confirm your preliminary results and extend your biochemical analysis
 to include other molecules then together with our serological findings and our
 southern and northern blots we should generate some most interesting data. The
 expression of H-2 class I molecules in the absence of gp microglobulin needs to
 be resolved therefore it is imperative that between us We determine the nature
 of the defect in this cell Tine.
 Best regards and good luck !
 T. eReian M.D. Ph.b.
 Associate Professor.
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 Ref,
 SEPTEMBER 1993 NOTS UPDATE: PALL MALL OUTSWITCHING TO PRICE BRANDS
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over the last two years.
 . As Black and White/Private Label brands continue to gain distribution and market share,
 PALL MALL is experiencing an increasing trend in outswitching to Price Value Brands.
 : In September 1991, 41% of PALL MALL outswitchers went to Price Value Brands and.
 this number has risen to 51% in September 1993.
 OQUTSWITCHING FROM PALL MALL (PRICE POINT)
 9/91 12/91 3/92 6/92 9/92 12/92 3/93 6/93 9/93
 BASE: (223) (222) (217) (211) (213) (83) (177) (169) (160)
 Pull Price 59% 56% S7T% 56% S5% 34% 53% 50% 49%
 Non-Men. 49% 47% 47% 47% 45% 4T% 46% 43% 43%
 Menthol 10% 9% 9% 9% % % Th Th 6%
 Price Value 41% 44% 43% 44% 45% 46% 47% 30% 51%
 Non-Men. 39% 42% 40% 41% 42% 42% 43% 45% 47%
 Menthol 2% 2% 3% 3% 3% 4% 4% 4% 4%
 Source: NOTS, 3 year ending periods.
 . The Low Tar and Full Flavor tar categories which today represent 67% of PALL
 MALL’s outswitchers is down from 78% in September 1991 at the expense of the Low
 Tar, Full Price category.
 /. The number of smokers who are outswitching from PALL MALL to another Non-Filter
 brand has increased 46% in the last two years: from 13% in Sept. °91 to 19% in Sept.
 °93. Today, 95% of these outswitchers go to Price Value Brands. Only 5% switch to
 other Full Price Brands. </doc>


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 1993 PRODUCT LIABILIT. -OLAINS
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<doc> Bakery, Conrecnoneny & Topacco WorKERS tigRNaTIONAL Union 10401 Cosmecncur Ave.. Kensiston, MD 20895-3961
 006/007
 New Congressional Study Shows Minimal Health Effects
 from Environmental Tobacco Smoke
 Washingten, D.C. + A naw raport condusted by the Congressional Research Service
 (CRS), at the request of anti-tebacco industry advocate Congressman Henry Waxman
 (D-CA), refutes claims that second-hand smoke is a serious health risk for Amaricans.
 These findings add to tha argument that there has ben no scientific justification for the
 smoking bans or de facto bans being proposed by the Occupational Safety and Haalth
 Administration (OSHA). The Bakery, Confectionery and Tobacco Workers
 International Union (BC&T) has joined with othar unions and lawmakers fo call on
 OSHA to reopen hearings regarding it's new indoor alr quality standards which will
 affect millions of workplaces. ‘
 The report points out that the public's perception of the threat from environmental
 tobacco smoke has been wrong. “The American public has been intentionally mislead
 by those working to destroy the tobacco industry,” said Frank Hurt, the President of
 BCaT.
 “This is good news for tobacco workers whose jobs have been threatened by
 advocates working with incomplete information. Restaurant and bar owners, their
 Patrons and American adults should also be interested in this report,” Hurt continued,
 “it asserts that there Is no need for more government regulation of tobacco use. These
 findings agree with what we've been saying all along -- anti-tobacco advocates have
 just bean blowing smoke on this issue."
 In testimony before a Senate subcommittee, CAS, a nonpartisan and objective
 organization, concluded that “the statistical evidance does not appear to support a
 conclusion that there are substantial haalth effacts of passive smoking.” In fact, “fora
 wautae
 person only exposed to background ETS, the [chance of dying of lung cancer from the &
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 From: Strype, Kathleen
 To: Nick Kuruc Jr. (Business Fax)
 Sub ject: FW: Temp Display: #32375
 Date: 1997" 12-11 11:50
 Priority
 Message Vine BF35686432720111A97B400000141052
 Conversation ID: Temp Display: #32375
 wrote Original Messaqe~-~--~
 From: Strype, Kathleen
 Sent: Thursday, December 11, 1997 10:41 AM
 To: Nick Kuruc Jr. {Business Fax)
 Subject: Temp Display: #32375
 Nick:
 I just spoke to Charlie and he would prefer the 3' Fixture you mentioned as a
 substitute for the requested 2’ Doral
 He will be calling you sometime today from Syracuse.
 Thanks.
 Kathy Strype
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<doc> TO:
 FROM:
 SUBJECT:
 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y 10017
 Neal Fritz DATE: August 18, 1988
 Phyllis Cowart
 RECORD CARTON UPDATE
 Per Cecilia's conversation with J. Kaplan, we have updated the
 attached records maintained at CARLSTADT, QRSA, and/or IRON
 MOUNTAIN (Vital Records) to reflect your name as owner of these
 records. Please note the previous owner was F. Calfo. Also,
 indicate in writing if any of these records can be destroyed.
 Please consult the Legal and Tax Departments to determine
 whether the records are subject to pending litigation,
 government proceedings/investigations, an Internal Revenue
 Service audit, or other considerations.
 If you have any questions, please feel free to call the
 Records Management Department Ext. 4019 or 2933.
 PC/ca
 Attachment
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
 supports the law and believes that the
 fe keys to keeping cigarettes away from
 kids are education and enforcement
 | ll of minimum-age laws.
 I agr oh We demonstrate our commitment to
 I A d reduce underage smoking by:
 S store managers and employees
 9 on how to enforce minimum age
 S PHT n iF laws and check ID’s.
 Providing information to schools,
 iq ~ parents and other organizations
 Smo S t to persuade minors not to smoke.
 To help your community:
 1 Please send me information about how | can help retailers
 in my community support age-restriction laws.
 =4 Providing training materials to
 To help parents, RIR is making available three brochures.
 Please send me:
 O Tobacco: Helping Your Child Say No.
 O How To Talk

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To Your Kids About Not Smoking
 Even If You Do.
 Q Choices: Helping your child make the right ones.
 fe tome
 i (Please Print)
 tae Position
 A Organizotion
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 Mae Mailing Address
 City —___ State Zip Colle
 Complete and mail the above form to;
 Mim J. Reynolds Tobacco Co,
 } PO. Box 2959
 tame Winston-Salem NC 27102-2959
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 clouidl Getebrar las Fiestas Pattias
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 * “g5que més pronto defo que canta un”
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 * personalidades comocslapresencia :
 -de José" Hemandex y su Mariachi
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 + -Herniéndez su otigen humildee! cual are 5 5 4 ‘earismiticoafrectiva gracias .
 bregonan con mucho orgullo, pues, ; .
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Wel Norte son reconocidos ae , : exilonett), Tocael io- :
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 de Los Angeles
 nces y hasta la fecha, estadios y auditorios de grat,
 moel Fairplex de Pomona, sonlosescenarios para
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<doc> OX TnL at tN Borges ee
 PROJECT TITLE HEAT
 PERIOD: COVERED: JUNE - SEPTMEBER, 1983
 WRITTEN BY
 Piadé-J.-J.. (JJP), Lauper-G. (GLA):
 Genoud-Y. (Y¥VG):
 OBJECTIVE.
 The objective. of project HEAT is the improvement of low-
 grade Burley organoleptic properties by in-situ formation of
 flavours (1).
 PRESENT STATUS
 A systematic study has been undertaken to define the
 kinetics of the evoluticn of several parameters during heat
 treatment of sugar-sprayed tobaccos in closed! cylinders.
 Consumption of specific sugars and! amino acids, browning,
 tobacco pH and other analytical parameters are monitored! as
 a function of time for dififerent heating temperatures.
 Ammonia has been added at various: levels to the sugar-
 sprayed tobacccs before heat. treatment, and. the influence
 of amounts off sugar and ammonia additions on the
 crganoleptic properties of treated tobacco has been
 studied.
 A systematic study has been started to determine the
 organoleptic: modifications brought about by addition of
 selected! individual amino acids to the optimized
 sugar / ammonia spraying mixture. Tobacco: is subsequently
 heat-treated under the standard conditions (95°C, 5h) in
 sealed cylinders.
 A treated sample, found. satisfactory by the: 2-expert panel
 in Neuch&tel, was then submitted to the Leaf Department "A"
 panel. It was found to be an improvement suitable for
 further development. The treatment imparted good Burley
 characteristics: (impact), cleanliness and maturity to the
 original low-grade Burley (2).
 FUTURE. PLANS
 While the above-mentioned studies presently undertaken are
 being completed|, the process selected by the "A" panel. wil.
 be. checked for reproducibility and. pessible improvement..
 Brovesézoz
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> PHILIP
 ULS.A,
 RESEARCH CENTER:P.O. BOK 26533; RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.23961) TELEPHONE (864) 271-2000
 December 5, 19/74
 Dr. Peter B. Russell
 Director of Research
 Wyeth Laboratories
 Research Division
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19101
 Dear Peter:
 It was so good to see you in Washington and I trust
 you had a good journey home. I am sending you under
 separate cover a copy of Bill

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Dunn's book on "Smoking
 Behavior: Motives and Incentives" and also samples of ten
 compounds (the list of which is attached).
 Copies of the relevant chemical data are also attached
 as is a memorandum regarding the testing of nicotine
 analogues. We would be most pleased if your people would
 test these various compounds and also obtain a rough LDe5
 of each. I realize that the materials may be available
 in insufficient quantities to do all the test we would like
 but we will leave it to your and Tom Baum's good judgment.
 With all good wishes.
 Sincerely yours,
 T. S. Osdene, Ph.D.
 Director of Research
 TSO/mro
 cen Dr. W. F. Gannon
 Dr. E. Sanders.
 CrVESZ8O000T
 C73-83192
 MARUBORO BENSON'& HEOGES. PARLIAMENT VIRGINIASLIMS NIULTIFILTER ALPINE PERSONNA BLADES </doc>


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<doc> Qects !ons enter, Inc. Ls Job #2746-A
 A} &ast 42nd Street —T-5y August 1974 \ t
 New York, New Yor 10017 we
 QIGARETTE SMOKERS STUDY
 (Screening)
 RESPONDENT'S NAME: AREA CODE: PHONE #:
 ADDRESS : city: STATE:
 INTERVIEWERS 1.0.f: _. TUME BEGAN: AM/PH
 | Hello, I'm from Decisions Center, Inc., a national research Organization. We're conducting a
 survey among people In your area and I'd Ike to ask you a few brief questions.
 _ le. (INTERVIEWER CHECK SEX OF PERSON You ARE SPEAKING TO)
 = ewes neeee
 Male 6-1 Female . -2
 | 1b. Do you smoke clgarettes; that Is, a pack or more a week?
 YES __7-1 (SKIP TO Q.2 AND ATTACH TO QUESTIOKNAIRE)
 NO __-2 (ASK Q.1c)
 Me. Does anyone else in your household smoke a@ pack or more of clgarettes a week?
 : YES __ 8-1 (Ask Q.14) "NO ___=2 (TERMINATE AND SAVE)
 -ild. May |! speak with someone In your household who does smoke cigarettes?
 a VES ___9-1 (REPEAT INTRODUCTION AND ASK Q.le) Smoker Not At Home] -2
 Z B~ (YOU MUST MAKE TWO MORE ATTEMPTS TO REACH
 i THIS PERSON. WHEN YOU DO REACH THIS
 PERSON REPEAT INTRODUCTION AND ASK Q.1e)
 (CHECK EACH ADDITIONAL ATTEMPT:
 Ist Attempt we, !0~)
 2nd Attempt —_ “2
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 Male -3 Female —_noan 4
 Poet Ae ne smi mem mR
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 Cases before this judge.
 Other product liability matters handled by him, by firm?
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 Any cases with complex scientific and medical evidence?
 Any prior use of jury surveys, mock trials, jury studies?
 How much personal time will he devote to the case?
 How heavily does he rely on associates?
 How many associates will he assign to a case of this type?
 Experience level of associates?
 Will he take all key depositions?
 State of product Viability law in local courts.
 Knowledge/in areas of N. J. cases: Beshada, O'Brien,
 Feldman
 Offensive collateral estoppel
 Opinion of Plaintiff's counsel
 Opinion of assigned judge
 Nature and quality of state court practice
 Word processing equipment
 Telecopy facilities
 Reproduction equipment
 Library
 Lexis
 Displaywriters; microcomputers
 Telephone lines
 Night staff
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 Hourly rates of partners, different classes of partners,
 associates, different classes of associates,
 paralegals, different classes of paralegals & others,
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 Travel charge policy
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