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[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION\nRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nINTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE\nSECRET. Do Not Copy Or Make Notes Of\nThis Page And Do Not Give Any Of The\nTO :\nMR. P. H. HARPER\nInformation Contained In This Document\nTo Anyone Except In Conformance With\nCC:\nMR. T. E. SANDEFUR\nThe Moorgate Secrecy Protocol.\nDR. P. L. AULBACH\nFROM:\nMR. D. S. ROTH\nDATE:\nJANUARY 13, 1983\nSUBJECT: KENT 80/KS TAR REDUCTION - FINLAND/907\nRef S/R 107/82\nAfter evaluations and rejections of tar reduction samples 49B, 50B, and\n51B we have reviewed deliveries and designs of several KENT products to\nfind one which meets the 10.0 mg/cig. (DPM) and 0.7 mg/cig. nicotine\nconstraints.\nWe propose the following two trials.\nTrial 1\nTrial 2\nBlend (%) :\nMGLF-31\n69.9\n69.9\nOriental\n10.3\n10.3\nMRT\n5.0\n0.0\nF.C. WTS\n14.8\n19.8\nFinal Casing\nMGE-651\nMGE-651\nFinal Flavor\nMGE-603\nMGE-603\nCigarette Paper\nCurrent KENT\nDensity\nKENT GOLDEN LIGHTS (Less 2%)\nFilter Tow\nKENT GOLDEN LIGHTS\nPlugwrap\n9500 Coresta\nTipping\n1100 Coresta MMP*\nVent Target\n42-44%\n*We recommend the micromechanically perforated tipping because this is\nthe only type of tipping with essentially invisible perforations at\nthis high porosity level.\ndistrict\nD: S. R.\nDSR/bfw\nJAN 1 8 1983\n0014x\n620441151\nSource: http://industrydocuments.library.ucsf.edu/tobacco/docs/klpb0135" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Hi Michael -\nI have received your 222 form for po# 193404. However, I still need a letter on the Brookhaven letterhead, stating\nthe intended use. The letter must also reference your po#, qty and the 222 form number, which is 103486064.\nPlease email this letter to me.\nThanks!\nCamille\nFrom: Genua, Michael [mailto:genua@bnl.gov\nSent: Friday, April 15, 2011 1:52 PM\nTo: Pokorny, Camille M\nCc: Brown, Aramentis; Russo, Donna; Wang, Gene Jack; Fowler, Joanna; Gunther, William E\nSubject: Methylphenidate\nDear Camille,\nThe requirements for our studies at BNL are to receive 4 x 25 gm of Methylphenidate HCI USP. If there is a\nminimum of $1000, as we discussed, we will pay that amount. We do prefer that it be packaged in 4 x 25 gm jars.\nIf\nthere is another charge for that please advise. We are using the substance in an ongoing study to compound\nmetthylphenidate for injection.\nWe need to obtain this product (with a minimum of a two year COA) as soon as possible since we will have to halt\nthe on going studies if we do not receive another supply before the first week of May.\nSincerely,\nMike Genua\n2\nConfidential\nMAL-MI 1000219475\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hqcx0242\nMNKOI 0003439152" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Professional Organization/Licensing Board Letter #2\nFDA-Required REMS Program for Serious Drug Risks\nSubject:\nAvailability of Risk Evaluation and Mitigation (REMS)-compliant training under the\nREMS for all extended-release/long-acting opioid analgesic drug products.\nDear <Professional Organization/Licensing Board>:\nExtended-release and long-acting (ER/LA) opioid analgesics¹ are approved for the management of chronic\nmoderate-to-severe pain in the U.S., and can be safe and effective in appropriately selected patients when\nused as directed. However, opioid analgesics are also associated with serious risks and are at the center of a\nmajor public health crisis of increased misuse, abuse, addiction, overdose, and death. The U.S. Food and Drug\nAdministration (FDA) determined that a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) was necessary to\nensure that the benefits of ER/LA opioid analgesics continue to outweigh the risks of adverse outcomes\n(addiction, unintentional overdose, and death) resulting from inappropriate prescribing, abuse, and misuse.\nSeveral months ago, you received a letter announcing the REMS for all ER/LA opioid analgesic drug products,\nwhich explained that the principal components of this REMS are:\na) Prescriber training on all ER/LA opioid analgesics,\nb) the Patient Counseling Document on Extended-Release/Long-Acting Opioid Analgesics (PCD), and\nc)\na unique Medication Guide for each ER/LA opioid analgesic drug product.\nREMS-compliant Training Programs\nThe purpose of this letter is to provide notification of the upcoming availability of REMS-compliant training\non ER/LA opioid analgesics - provided at a nominal to no cost to prescribers. REMS-compliant training is a\ncritical component of the ER/LA Opioid Analgesics REMS program and constitutes essential safety education\nfor prescribers. REMS-compliant training will: (a) be delivered by accredited CE providers; (b) cover all\nelements of the FDA Blueprint for Prescriber Education for Extended-Release and Long-Acting Opioid\nAnalgesics (\"FDA Blueprint\"); (c) include a post-course knowledge assessment; and (d) be subject to\nindependent audit of content and compliance with applicable accrediting standards.\nREMS-compliant training will focus on the safe prescribing of ER/LA opioid analgesics. The FDA developed\ncore messages to be communicated to prescribers in the FDA Blueprint, which will be used by accredited CE\nproviders to design and deliver REMS-compliant training courses. The FDA Blueprint is available at\nhttp://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/DrugSafety/InformationbyDrugClass/UCM277916.pdf\nThe core messages include:\nUnderstand how to assess patients and determine which may be appropriate for treatment with\nER/LA opioid analgesics.\nBe familiar with how to initiate therapy, modify dose, and discontinue use of ER/LA opioid\nanalgesics.\nBe knowledgeable about how to manage and monitor ongoing therapy with ER/LA opioid analgesics.\nKnow how to counsel patients and caregivers about the safe use of ER/LA opioid analgesics,\nincluding proper storage and disposal.\nBe familiar with general and product-specific drug information concerning ER/LA opioid analgesics.\n1\nThe branded and generic drug products subject to this REMS include all: a) extended-release, oral-dosage forms containing:\nhydromorphone, morphine, oxycodone, oxymorphone, or tapentadol; b) fentanyl and buprenorphine-containing transdermal delivery\nsystems; and c) methadone tablets and solutions that are indicated for use as analgesics.\nDPOLB Letter 2\nPage 1 of 2\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlhj0239\nMNKOI 0002417361" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "MARKETING/CUSTOMER INFORMATION SYSTEMS\nSecond Quarter Accomplishment / Third Quarter Objectives\nCreated and completed thrce Ad Hoc query/rcports against weckly SIS Pricing Strategy data\n10 address potential price gouging and effectiveness of implementation by Sales.\nImplemented Pricing Strategy Discounting matrix. Also in MRS, removed two detail Pricing\nstrategies from MRS; modified Executive Regional Pricing Strategies to reflect\npresence/non-presence of Promotion Allocation dollars; added new Pricing Strategy view at\nTotal US and Arca levels to show data for only outlet/rcgion/brand combinations receiving\npromotion allocation dollars; and began work on additional Pricing Strategy views for\nDivision level data and Weekly and Monthly trended data.\nBUSINESS ANALYSIS\n1995 Third Quarter Objectives\nLoad May, June, and July, 1995 MARLIN data into production in DataServer and MRS.\nConvert VSR on-line inquiries to new VSR ADABAS file and implement a generic VSR\nextraction routine, as well as VSR standard reporting; implement VSR Customer Master\nupdate and VSR shipment and customer extracts for MSA vendor. Complete Control-D\nConversions for VSR, MSA, and MARLIN.\nImplement in MRS the additional Pricing Strategy vicws for Division level data and Weekly\nand Monthly trended data, as well as Executive Summary of \"On Grid\" only outlets.\nImplement Discounting Budget Status Financial report and implement revised weekly and\nmonthly volume views. Also in MRS implement Military SOM goals with toggle button for\ncases/sticks vicw, and Top 49 Customers vicw with details for Full Price, Branded Savings\nand PL/Generic price tiers.\nDetermine conversion plan for MRS with network protocal and Excel 5.0. Implementation\ntenetively planned for November, 1995 to coincide with ROULAN upgrades.\nPage 2\nRJR0000000503007467\n70019 4352\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kykb0006" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "TABLE III-A\nWAVE I COMPARISONS\n..T. BROWN AWARENESS, TRIAL AND\nPURCHASE DEMOGRAPHICS AFTER 8 WEEKS\nTOTAL\n18-24\n25-29\nDEN &\nDEN &\nDEN &\nN.O.\n4 & 9\nN.O.\n4 & 9\nN.O.\n4 8 9\n(BASE)\n(617)\n(602)\n(120)\n(116)\n(119)\n(106)\n%\n%\n%\n%\n%\n%\nTotal Brand Awareness\n48\n52\n60\n58\n55\n58\nTotal Adv. Awareness\n32\n39\n43\n41\n35\n51\nTotal Trial\n12\n10\n22\n9\n13\n17\nTotal Purchased\n2\n2\n3\n3\n3\n2\n30 & OVER\nDEN &\nN.O.\n4 & 9\n(BASE)\n(378)\n(380)\n%\n%\nTotal Brand Awareness\n42\n48\nTotal Adv. Awareness\n28\n35\nTotal Trial\n9\n9\nTotal Purchased\n2\n2\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fnpd0075" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "0307\nPHILIP MORRIS U. S. A.\nI NTER-OFFICE - CORRESPONDENCE\nRICHMOND, VIRGINIA\nTo:\nMr. T. A. Newman\nC81- 05224 Date:\nJuly 31, 1981\nFrom:\nC. L. Irving\nSubject:\nEvaluation of Borgwaldt Firmness Tester\nThe evaluation of the Borgwaldt Firmness Tester will determine:\n1)\nIf the Borgwaldt unit is as sensitive to cigarette firmness\nas the standard PM compacimer,\n2) If the variability of the Borgwaldt instrument is comparable\nto that of the PM compacimeter,\n3) If the Borgwaldt unit is unduly sensitive to other cigarette\ncharacteristics such as circumference or seam orientation, and\n4) If the unit is easier to operate, set-up and maintain than the\nstandard PM compacimeter.\nThe sensitivity and variability of the Borgwaldt unit will be\ndetermined by testing cigarettes of a single blend at five different\nweight levels on both the Borgwaldt instrument and the PM compacimeter.\nThis portion of the experiment will be performed three times to ensure\nthe accuracy of the results. Cigarettes will also be tested at two\ncircumference levels and five weight levels to determine the sensitivity\nof the Borgwaldt unit to circumference variation. In addition, a set of\ncigarettes will be tested with three different seam orientations to\ndetermine the sensitivity of Borgwaldt firmness results to seam position.\nThe data from these experiments will be analyzed to determine the sensi-\ntivity and variability of the Borgwaldt instrument so it can be compared\nwith the PM compacimeter.\nThe experience gained while performing the tests outlined above\nshould provide a good indication of the ease with which the Borgwaldt\ninstrument can be set-up and operated. The determination of the\nmaintainability of the unit is strictly an engineering judgement.\nThe evaluation of the Borgwaldt firmness tester, as outlined above,\nshould require approximately two months to complete after receipt of the\ninstrument. If you have any questions about this test procedure or any\nsuggestions for additions to the program, please, let me know.\njbn\nCC: Dr. W. F. Gannon\nChristopher L. ling\nMr. J. S. Osmalov\n2000771338\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ksdd0025" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "GENETICALLY ENGINEERED V79 CELLS\nFOR TOXICITY AND DRUG METABOLISM STUDIES\nJohannes Doehmer, Franz Oesch, Catherine Janssens, Michael\nEdigkaufer, Martina Barrenscheen, Karl Ludwig Platt,\nAlbrecht Seidel and Hansruedi Glatt, Institut für\nToxikologie, Universität Mainz, Obere Zahlbacher Str 67,\nD-6500 Mainz, Germany\nMammalian cells are being genetically engineered for\nstable expression of xenobiotics metabolizing enzymes.\nThis approach marks a fundamental and new development in\nthe field of in vitro biotransformation models.\nThis laboratory concentrates on the development of V79\nChinese hamster derived cells genetically engineered for\nstable expression of cytochromes P450. V79 cells have been\nchosen to serve as recipient cell in cDNA mediated gene\ntransfer for various reasons. V79 cells have been the\npreferred indicator cells in mutagenicity and cytotoxicity\nstudies for almost twenty years. They are extremely well\nadapted to culture conditions, as they are among the\nfastest growing cell lines with an avarage doubling time\nof 12 hours, and as their karyotype is very stable.\nHowever, V79 Chinese hamster cells lack cytochrome P450\nactivity. As there is no endogenous P450 background\nactivity, genetically engineered V79 cells are highly\ndefined for one particular P450 isoform. This has already\nbeen demonstrated for rat cytochromes P450IIB1 (1),\nP450IA1 (2), and P450IA2 (3) in metabolism-, mutagenicity,\nand cytotoxicity-studies. Recently, V79 cells were\nsuccesfully transfected with human cytochromes P450IA2 and\nIIE1 CDNA.\nReferences\n(1) : Doehmer et al., PNAS, vol.85,5769-5773 1988;\n(2) : Dogra et al.,Mol Pharmacol, vol.37, 608-613, 1990;\n(3) : Janssens et al., submitted;\nSupported by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (SFB302) and\nBundesgesundheitsamt (ZEBET)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hrpp0144" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "21\nReferences\n1. Ebert RV: Cessation of cigarette smoking and pulmonary disease. JAMA 240:2159,1978.\n2.\nAuerbach o, Hammond EC, Garfinke] D, and Benante C: Relation of smoking and hige to\nemphysema: Whole lung section study. New Eng J Med 286:583,1972.\n3. Anderson AE Jr, Hernandez JA, and Holmes WL: Pulmonary emphysema: prevalence,\nseverity and anatomical patterns in macrosections, with respect to smoking habits.\nArch Environ Health 12:569,1966.\n4.\nMartin RR, and warr GA: Cigarette smoking and human pulmonary macrophages. Hosp\nPrac 97,1977.\nMatulionis DH, and Traurig HH: In situ response of lung macrophages and hydrolase\nactivities to cigarette smoking. Lab Invest 37.314,1977.\n5. Harris JO, Swensen EW, and Johnson JE: Human alveolar macrophages: Comparison\nof\nphagocytic ahility, glucose utilization, and ultrastructure in smokers and\nnonsmekers.J Clin Invest 49:2086,1970.\n6. Mann PE, Cohen AB, Finley TN, and Ladman AJ: Alveolar macrophages: Structural and\nfunctional differences between smokers and nonsmokers of marijuana and tobacco.\nLab Invest 25:111,1971.\n7. Hogg JC, Macklem PT, and Thurlbeck WM: Site and nature of airway obstruction in\nchronic obstructive lung disease. New Eng J MeJ 278:1535,1968.\n8. Cosio M, Ghezzo H, Hoss JG, Corbin R, Loveland M, Dosman J, and Macklem PT: The\nrelations between structural changes in small airways and pulmonary function tests.\nNew Eng J Med 298:1277,1978\n9. Leopold JG and Gough J: The centrilobular form of hypertrophic emphysema and its\nrelation to chronic bronchitis. Thorax 12:219,1957.\n10.McLean KH: The pathology of emphysema. ARRD 80:58,1959.\n11.Anderson AE, and Foraker AG: Pathogenic implications of alveolitis in pulmonary\nemphysema. Chest 59:592,1971.\n12.McLaughlin RF and Tuellar EE: Anatomic and histologic changes of early emphysema.\nChest 59:592,1971.\n13.Niewoghner DC, Kleinerman J, and Rice DB: Pathologic changes in the peripheral\nairways of young cigarette smokers. New Eng J Med 294:755,1974.\n14. Kazmierowski JA, Gallin JI, and Reynolds HY: Mechanism for the inflammatory\nresponse in primate lungs: Demonstration and partial characterization of an\nalveolar macrophage derived chemotactic factor with preferential activity for\npolymorphonuclear leukocytes. J Clin Invest 59:273,1977.\n15. Hunninghake GW, Gallin J1, and Fauci AS: Immunologic reactivity of the lung: the\nin vivo and in vitre generation of a neutrophil chemotactic factor by alveolar\nmacrophages. ARRD 117:15,1978.\n16.Merrill hi, Naegel GP, Mathsy RA, and Reynolds HY: Production of chemotactic factor(s\nbv in vitro cultured human AM. Clin Res 26:635a,1978.\n17.DeChatelet LR: Initiation of the respiratory burst in human polymorphonuclear\nleukocytes: A critical review. JRES 24:73,1978.\n18.Babior BM: Oxygen dependent microbial killing by phagocytes. New Eng J Med 298:\n659,721,1978.\n19.Weiss sJ, King GW, and LoBuglio AF: Evidence for hydroxyl radical generation by\nhuman neutrophils. J Clin Invest 60:370,1977.\n20.Tauber AI, and Babior BM: Evidence for hydroxyl radical production by human\nneutrophils. J Clin Invest 60:374,1977.\n21.Klebanoff SJ, and Rosen H: Ethylene production by polymorphonuclear leukocytes: Role\nof myeloperoxidase. JEM 148:490,1978.\n22.Drath DE, and Karnovsky ML: Superoxide production by phagocytic leukocytes.\nJEM 141:257,1975.\nDrath DB, Harper AA, and Karnovxky ML: Biochemical characteristics of alveolar\nmacrophages. In Lung Cells in Disease. ed A.Bouhuys. Flsevier North Holland\nBiochemical l'ress.151,1976.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmnv0215" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "App Usage (all visits)\n500\n450\n400\n350\n300\n250\nVisits - iTunes\n200\nVisits - Sales\n150\n100\n50\n0\nJun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fklm0254\nMNKOI 0007205072" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "May 15, 1992\nTo Our Direct Customers:\nAs you know, Philip Morris U.S.A. has been marketing Marlboro Ultra\nLights in select markets. Information gathered through market\nresearch and consumer response play a key role in determining\nwhen and if a nationwide introduction will take place with this or any\nother test market product.\nIn recent months we have been notified of a number of retailers\noutside the test market area who are stocking Marlboro Ultra Lights.\nIt is the intent of Philip Morris U.S.A. to maintain the integrity of\nestablished test markets and to limit distribution of test market\nbrands to these test markets.\nThrough surveys of the retail community, we have identified and\ncontacted a number of wholesale accounts who have been shipping\nproduct outside the designated market area. In most instances, the\nerrant shipments have stopped. As we continue to identify the\nsource of product outside the test market, we will notify wholesale\naccounts so that they may discontinue those shipments. In the\nevent that a wholesale account continues to abuse market privileges,\nwe may be forced to take further action up to and including the\ndiscontinuance of Marlboro Ultra Lights shipments to them\naltogether.\nShould you have any questions concerning Marlboro Ultra Lights or\nthe test market area, please contact your local Philip Morris U.S.A.\nSales Office.\nThank you for your support and cooperation in this matter.\nPhilip Morris U.S.A.\nSource: :ttps://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gplk0025" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "DENNIS AND COMPANY RESEARCH\nStody N1026\nPage 7\nSalem cigarettes is also working on the of their packaging for all their styles. , vant to\nshow you the two graphic designs that they are considuring and ask your opinion of each one.\nRETRIEVE THE BLUE AND YELLOW PACK BOARDS FOR THE RESPONDENT'S USUAL\nBRAND STRENGTII AT SCREENER Q.Ge. (FF FOR FULL FLAYOR OR LT FOR LOW\nTAR/LIGHTS.) CIRCLE STRENCTH BEING SHOWN BELOW,\nPLACE IN FRONT OF RESPONDENT, SIDE- BY-SIDE, wirn XPD COLOR PACK BOARD ON\nRESPONDENT'S LEFT.\nClute Strength Shorto\nPlace On\nFF (Fall Flavor)\n1\n(X) Blue board\nLT (Lew\nI\n&\n}\nYellow board\nHere are the hyo pack designs, cach labeled with * different \"color dos\", blue DE yellow, to help tis beth know\nwhich ono is which\nOn cach board, the of Salem has shown you what the new design would look like for one of their\nstyles, namely Salem (Eult Flavor/Lights) king sizc. The longer, 100 millimeter styles are net shown on\nthe\nboards but weuld have the same graphic treamment as the style shown. As you can see, these are prolotypes\nintended to give you R feeling of what the two designs would took like and cannot be expected te represent\nthe\nquality of the texture of an actual fimished pack.\nPicase lake A minute to look BT the Iwe designs, then I'N be asking you tome questions about each one.\n(ALLOW RESPONDENT ENOUGR TIME TO REVIEW BOTH PACK BOARDS BEFORE CONTINUING.\nLEAVE PACK BOARDS INFRONT OF RESPONDENT UNIIL INSTRUCTED TO REMOVE THEM.\nJF\nSMOKER ASKS WHETHER ANY OF THE NEW DESIGNS WOULD HAVE THE METALLIC\nWRAPPER/\"FRESHINESS SBAL'SSHINY WRAPPER, REPLY: \" don't know. Bai for the perposes of\nleday's test, please consider enly the look of the pactaging, not the textore or material they are made of\n(HAND RESPONDENT LIKEABILITY CARD)\n12\nFirst, l'd like to know how much you like or dislike rach of the two pack designs Depending on your\nfeclings about the two designs, you may give esch of them a rating or you may give the same\nrating to both.\nLei's Flarf with the pack design on your left, namely the one wilh the Bluc dot. Which statement on the\ncard best describes how you feel about the design with the Blue dor? (RECORD ONE ANSWER IN\nTHE BLU2 COLUMN. REPEAT QUESTION FOR OTHER DESIGN AND RECORD ONE\nANS WER IN THE YELLOW COLUMN)\nBhe\nYellow\nu\nE\nLikeil very much\n5\n$\nLike it sernewhat\n4\n4\nNeither like it not dislike it\n3\n3\nDislike it somewhat\n2\n2\nDislike is very nuch\n1\ni\n(TAKE BACK LIKEABILITY CARD)\n°\nIF ONE DESICN HAS A RATING THAN THE OTHER IN Q.12, RECORD IT AT Q.13,\nTHEN, SKIP TO Q.14a.\nIR BOTH DESIGNS ARE \"TIED\" FOR THE HIGHEST RATING IN Q.12, ASK Q.13.\n13.\nIf you had to choose berween these Iwo designs, which one do you like the most? (RECORD ONE\nANSWER, IF RESPONDENT LIKED TEITHER OF THE DESIGNS\", ASK WHICH TREY\nDISLIKED THE LEAST TO GET AN ANSWER.)\no\nBlus\nYellow\n2\nMais\nRJR-CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT TO P.O. IN US V. PM, ET AL. 99CV2496\nRJZ227 1367\nVXB2173234\nUSX411 2146\nhttp://legacy.library.ucsf.eduatid/mfx36b00/p.dfvw.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gsfb0035" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "PHILIP MORRIS USA\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\n120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592\nTO:\nUnit Managers\nDATE: April 14, 1993\nFROM:\nTrade Marketing\nSUBJECT: Deep Discount Pricing/Allowances\nAs you all know, on April 2nd, Philip Morris USA announced a substantial\nchange in business strategy. The purpose of this change was to refocus our\nresources against our major premium brands which we believe will make for a\nstronger and more profitable company in the future. Ultimately, it is our desire to\ncompete aggressively, including on price in the full margin tier. Nonetheless,\nour strategy requires a substantial presence and competitive position in all\nsegments, including deep discount. Our competitors, most notably R.J.\nReynolds and American Tobacco, have opted to deal away profitability and\nwiden the highest to lowest price gap by continuing to off-set list price with deal-\nbacks and increased off-invoice allowances. Therefore, we are taking the\nfollowing actions:\nEffective with shipments on Monday April 19th, all PM deep discount\nproducts will include a 75c/ctn. or $3.75/M off-invoice allowance.\nThis allowance will be paid retroactively to include all deep discount product\nshipped on or after April 1st.\nThis allowance is currently scheduled to expire on June 30th.\nThis allowance is not part of the Retail Feature Program and we are not\nrequiring that it be passed on to retailers. However, we continue to seek a\ncompetitive price point with other deep discount products at retail. If competitive\nallowances are being passed on, we should encourage distributors to treat our\nproducts the same.\nGood Selling!\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glvp0169" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "07/21/99 13:09 FAX 414 786 7406\nGMR MARKETING -\n007\n1999 PARLIAMENT PARTY ZONE\nNEWPORT SCHEDULE\nDAY\nDATE\nTIME\nLOCATION\nCLEMENTS\nWEEK 1\nWEEK 2\nBon Vue\n1230 Ocean Road\nThursday\n7/8/99\n9pm-1am\nKlosk\nNarragansett, RI 02882\n401/789-0696\nThames Street Station\n337 Thames Street\nFriday\n7/9/99\n9pm-1am\nKiosk\nNewport, RI 02840\n401/849-9480\nJimmy's Saloon\nMemorial Blvd.\nSaturday\n7/10/99\n9pm-1am\nKiosk\nNewport, RI 02840\n401/846-5121\nWEEK 3\nWEEK 4\nFriday\n7/23/99\n9pm-1am\nThames Street Station\nKiosk\nWEEK 5\nFriday\n7/30/99\n9pm-1am\nBon Vue\nKiosk\nSaturday\n7/31/99\n9pm-1am\nJimmy's Saloon\nKiosk/PCM\nWEEK 6\nFriday\n8/6/99\n9pm-1am\nThames Street Station\nKiosk\nWEEK 7\nWEEK 8\nThursday\n8/19/99\n9pm-1am\nBon Vue\nKiosk\nFriday\n8/20/99\n9pm-1am\nThames Street Station\nKiosk\nSaturday\n8/21/99\n9pm-1am\nJimmy's Saloon\nKiosk/PCM\nGary M. Reynolds and Associates, Inc.\n7/21/99\n1\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/grmj0172" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "**\nLorillard\nMEMORANDUM\nFebruary 24, 1993\nTO:\nJessica Arato\nFROM:\nPeter McFadden\nSUBJECT: KENT AUDIT PANELS - TOPLINE\nAudit shares through January 25th were as follows:\nKent Family\nAudit #\n1\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n2 Weeks Ending:\n9/21 11/16 11/30 12/14 12/28 1/25\nMontana\n1.41%\n1.64%\n1.78%\n1.69%\n1.70%\n1.82%\nWichita\n1.77\n1.85\n1.89\n1.89\n1.86\n1.82\nA detailed report will be issued shortly.\nP. M.\nbe\nKAPT/92\nxc:\nK. Augustyn\nM. Orlowsky\nA. Pasheluk\ns. Smith\nC. Terford\nSource: :https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/htdn0068" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "11/02/1994 21:08 804-784-0430\nROBERT SEIDENSTICKER\nPAGE 01\nRBS Associates\nP.O. Box 190\nManakin-Sabot, Virginia 23103\nPhone: (804)784-6010\nFAX: (804) 784-0430\nFAX TRANSMITTAL\n212 907 5464\nTO: Geoffrey Bible\nFROM: Bob Seidensticker\nDATE: November 2, 1994\nPAGES (Inc Cover): 5\nPlease copy Mr. Botticelli\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gplk0093" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Hey, a sales film is a sales film right? An executive on camera behind a\ndesk, a few graphs and a lot of product shots. See one you've seen them all.\nUntil you see the one just completed for the Knickerbocker Toy Company.\nOf course, going in, we had an unusual charge. Here we are, faced with\nan established toy company newly acquired by Warner Communications.\nThey boast a magnificent array of new toys. Their management team is new\nand aggressive. But for all its newness we had a frustrating charge: Under\nno circumstances were we to use the word \"new\". There was another\ncharge\n\"Funny, it's got to be funny!\" Stan Harfenist, VP-Sales and Marketing\nfor Knickerbocker, told me. \"Poke fun at us, poke fun at the toy trade,\njust make it funny.\" So, I laid off Russian novels and Swedish movies for\nawhile and came up with a concept revolving around two comedians\nhosting a disco TV show. That idea was just beginning to cook when\nanother mandate was added. \"Sell. There's got to be plenty of sell to the\ntoy trade.\" Translation: Lots of technical copy about toy specifications,\nmarketing data, ad budgets and like that.\nCombining all that technical stuff into a hip, breezy, disco format wasn't\nthe big problem. The problem was finding two comedians who could be\nfunny while effectively delivering the drier elements of copy. To my mind,\nthe list of hopefuls was short, beginning and ending with Tom and Dick\nSmothers.\nHappily, Stan agreed wholeheartedly. Did I say wholehearted? He was\nemphatic. \"We must have the Smothers Brothers!\" If I could just convince\nthe brothers of that.\nIn a week's time Tom and Dick had read the script and approved the pro-\nject. Now the only hurdle that remained was time. Had I mentioned time?\nWe were now in the third week of January. The production had to be in the\ncan by February 5th. Hello, videotape.\nVideo wasn't just a logical choice. It was the only choice. Sure, time is\nforever creeping up the back of every production. But in this case it was\ncreeping up the back, leaning over both shoulders and threatening to run\npast us before we began. Video was the answer to the obvious time con-\nsiderations. But there was another pressure. Knickerbocker Toys is owned\nby Warner Communications, a name synonymous with production value.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fzlk0038\nBACK STAGE\nPublished Weekly by Back Stage Publications, Inc.\nSHERIDAN-ELSON-PRODUCED\nFILM REAPS \"SOLID GOLD\"\nBy FRANK MCDONALD\nRosenfeld, Sirowitz & Lawson Advertising.\nAny short cuts we took could not show up in the final product. Video gave\nus both the time savings and creativity the project demanded.\nBob Elson, president of Sheridan-Elson Communications, took personal\ncharge of line production. His was a particularly challenging task. The\ndeadline and budget were both tight. Yet, as each element of production\nwas added, it was becoming obvious that this was no ordinary show. His in-\nsistence on excellence helped make it extraordinary.\nA cast of dancers had been recruited and rehearsed a few days before.\nMany of them came from the hit show, \"The Best Little Whorebouse in\nTexas\". They were placed under the direction of choreographer Sandy\nQuinn, whose influence immediately changed our thinking about how the\ndancers should be used. Originally, they were to have been used in\nbackground shots only, a means of establishing a proper disco mood. San-\ndy created a series of spectacular line disco routines that were so exciting we\nhad to use them as the vebiele for the Smothers' finale.\nClearly, as each element was added to the production, we became aware\nthat something spectacular was about to happen. The performances of\nTom and Dick Smothers deepened that belief. They took a personal in-\nterest in all facets of production, set design, wardrobe, lighting, everything\nOf\nright down to cue card preparation. They demanded excellence.\nthemselves and of those around them. They had a time stipulation in their\ncontract, yet never looked at the clock. Their performances were a subtle\nblend of hilarity and persuasiveness. Their ad libs kept us up late during\nediting just deciding which ones to use.\nBut perhaps their contributions can best be explained in a single story.\nOur script called for an actor to play the part of a costumed superhero. Un-\nfortunately, the actor chose to have a super temper tantrum and stalked off\nthe set before we had finished taping his scene. We were left in an em-\nbarrassing position. It was too late to recast and the scene was too impor-\ntant to simply cut out. So, it was rewritten with Dick Smothers playing the\nsuperhero. He brought magic to the role and Tom's reactions helped make\nthe bit the funniest in the show. But shooting ran late. They had a 7:30 PM\ncurtain for their Broadway hit, \"I Love My Wife\". It was close to 7 PM\nbefore Dick, satisfied with the taped playbacks (thanks again, videotape),\ndashed to his waiting limo, resplendant in bright blue costume and flowing\nred cape. Sure hope he had time to change before walking on stage.\nThat last minute escape captures the essences of the entire production of\n\"Knickerbocker, Solid Gold!\" A frantic race against clock and logistics by\na group of professionals who refused to let such hurdles prevent their\ncreating a superior show. To those mentioned above, to these that follow\nand to the dozens I'm bound to miss, special thanks for your contributions.\nThanks to Unitel, especially the red-eye detail for an overnight miracle.\nTo Reeves Teletape and post production supervisor Jerry Newman, for\nallowing our imaginations to run wild with the many electronic toys you\nhave there. To Winkler Video for the constant watchcare of Wendy Friend.\nTo Image Transform for a great tape-to-film transfer. To Dick Hillegas\nand Nora Glass of Knickerbocker for handling the mind-hoggling logistics\nof getting the product before the cameras. To Stan Harfenist for vision and\nfor not blowing his lines. To Peter Heinz and the entire organization at\nRosenfeld, Sirowitz and Lawson. Without your many green lights, there'd\nnever be any solid gold.\n2043044323\nSheridan\nElson\nCommunications, Inc." } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Side Channel Card\nMAVERICK\nLogo\nCHROME A\nT H\nBird\nSeparale 4/C Chrome\n1997\nSurprint\nB\n&\nDEPARTMENT\nHeadline\nK/O with black drop shadows\n6 1/4°\nBACKGROUND\n4/C CHROME -\nSPECIAL OFFER\nC (CONDENSED)\nSpecial Offer\nBlack with K/O\ndrop shadows\nTax Included\nT&N\nBlack Type\nSurprint\nMeth\nvir\n37/8\nTrim & Safety Rules\n4 3/8\"\nDo Not Print\nALL ART FPO\nAVRETT, FREE & GINSBERG, INC.\nThis advertisement prepared by\nAvrett, Free & Ginsberg\nCUENT. LORILLARD\nJOB##: 055-MAM-8-P-007\nDATE\nAPPROYED\nany\n04\nTRAFFIC/PROOF READER\nFile name:MENSIDE CHANNEL CARD\nClient: LORILLARD\npre\n11/14\nPRODUCTION SUPERVISOR\nMech Site: 4 3/8\" x 8 1/4°\nProduct: MAVERICK MENTHOL\nDIRECTOR PRINT SERVICES\nSafety: 3 7/8* x6\nJob No: 055-MAV-8-P-007\nART DIRECTOR\nCOPYWRITER\n11/07\nCath\nACCOUNT EXECUTIVE\nFUL\n11/17\nACCOUNT SUPERVISOR\nPrinted at 100%\n/\nMANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR\nCREATIVE DIRECTOR\nCUENT\nLORILLARD LEGAL INFORMATION\n1ST APPEAR'S DATE: 2ND QTR. 1998\nDATE: 10/30/97\nMGR. PROM. ALE\nFINAL DATE\nTOTAL SQ IN.: N/A\nJOB #: 055-MAV-8-P-007\n(3)\nTO PRODUCTION D/3\nDATE\nMECH. SCALE: 1-1\nTITLE:\"BREAK-ANAY LOW PRICE\"\nT&N SIZE: 12 PT\nMEDIA: POS\nLORILLARD APPROVALS\nWARNING SIZE: EX NA\nACTUAL SIZE: 4 318° X 6 1/4\"\nREVIEWED.SY DATE COMMENTS\nWARNING FROM NA\nTO\nNA\nMECH. SIZE: 4 3/8\" : x 6 1/4\"\nW\nBRAND MGR. & ASSOC.\nSAFETY: $ 7/8\" x 6\"\nWARNING STATEMENTS NA\nJaz 11-24\nGRP BRAND DIRECTOR\n1/2\nper\nV.P.ADV.& BRAND MKTG.\n2/6/98\nITEM CODE: AU-216-3\n5\nRP\n4-26\nDELIVERY DATE:\nGEN, MGR. SALES DEV.\nPROGRAM # 98-0020\n178\n1/45\nQUANTITY:\nV.P. MARKETING SERVICES\nRS\n11/25\nDATE IN PRODUCTION:\nso. INCHES:\nLEGAL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fmbl0060" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Price p.c\nPHILIP MORRIS USA\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\n120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592\nTO:\nDistribution\nDATE: January 7, 1993\nFROM:\nThomas Saloun\nSUBJECT:\nIncidence of 99e Pricing\nThe more Deep Discount brands a store carries, the likelier a smoker is to encounter <99c\npricing. This is a further indication that, for the near term, incidence of <996 prices is\nlikely to climb along with BW/PL distribution, despite wholesale cost increases.\nNearly half of all stores have only one BW/PL. About one quarter of these have\na\n<99 price point. This equates to about 11% of all stores.\nNineteen percent of stores have two BW/PL brands, and 42% of these have an under-a-\ndollar price point: about half for only one of the two brands, and half for both stocked\nbrands. While this represents only about 8% of all stores, the size of this group (as\nwell as the group with more than two brands) is apt to grow in coming months. This\ngrowth, in turn, will result in higher incidence of <996 pricing, as brands compete head\nto head.\nIncidence of <99c Pricing\nPercent\n100\nPenetration\nIncidence of <99c\nof all stores\n80\n65\n60\n52\nAll\nBrands\n44\n42\n3 Brands\n40\nAll 3\n2 Brands\nBrands\nBoth\n24\nBrands\n19\n20\n1 Brand\n8\n2 Brands\n1 Brand\n2\n1 Brand\n0\n1\n2\n3\n4+\nNumber of BW/PL Brands Carried\nSource' Retail Audits, 11/30/92; Prices net of coupona\nDistribution:\nR. Anise\nN. Lund\nfor\nD. Beran\nR. Mikulay\nA Goldfarb\nL. Wexler\nS. LeVan\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hskv0031" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Vickie - 74I\nWill be mailed\nROGER MOZINGO\ntoday. Jern\nMay 15, 1995\nTo:\nRJR Legislative Counsel\nAttached is the first in a series of ads\nRJR will run on the smoking\nrestriction/ban issue over the next\nfew weeks. These ads will appear in\n38 newspapers across the country\nbeginning May 16.\nWe would appreciate any reaction\nyou may get from legislators or\nothers.\nKindest regards.\nPag" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Original Message\nFrom: Munson, Janice\nSent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 2:08 PM\nTo: Hoel, John\nCc: Birde, Delia; 'mskasza@aol.com'; Sutton, Joann (FGA)\nSubject: FW: Sample Thank You Letter\nJohn,\nHere's a thank you note for the Oak Ridge Rotary for your signature. Would appreciate if your office sends us a\ncopy when it's mailed.\nThanks,\nJanice\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hsgw0178" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Virginia Slims\nBrand:\nVWear 2000 \"Express Yourself\" Collection\nProgram Name:\nOffer Number:\nForecast:\nRevised\nDate:\n11/18/99\nSection I.) Program Summary\nDrop Date\n4/12/00\nExpiration Date\n10/31/00\nStart Date\n4/26/00\nDuration (months)\n6\nNumber of Items Offered\n14\nUPC Range\n65-275\nAverage UPC Cost\n141\nSection II.) Distribution Vehicle Summary\n100% Resubmission\nNormal,\nNew\nRepeat\nDistribution Vehicle\nCirculation\nResponse Rate\nResponders\nResponders\nResponders\nDefensive Direct Mail\n463,000\n8.97%\n41,516\n13,057\n25,109\nCarton Insert\n3,500,000\n0.58%\n20,125\n6,329\n12,172\nRetail Take-One\n5,410,038\n0.40%\n21,640\n6,806\n13,088\n1-800# Request Order Form\n80,000\n13.8%\n11,000\n3,460\n6,653\nTOTAL\n9,453,038\n1.00%\n29,651\n94,281\n57,021\nSection III.) Forecast Summary - Reflecting GID\nTOTAL\nMail Receipts\n89,273\nValid Orders\n86,672\nItems/Order (IPO)\n3.10\nItems Ordered\n268,684\nUPCs/Order (UPO)\n398\nUPCs Redeemed\n34,514,392\nSection IV.) Item Level Forecast Summary\nUPC\n% of Total\n# of Items\nUPCs\nItem Description\nCost\nitems Ordered\nOrdered\nRedeemd\nAshtray\n23,328\n65\n9%\n1,516,343\nLighter\n70\n13%\n35,205\n2,464,323\nClock\n80\n9%\n25,449\n2,035,929\nBowl\n85\n9%\n25,449\n2,163,175\nNecklace\n100\n7%\n19,087\n1,908,684\nShower Curtain\n100\n5%\n12,996\n1,299,643\nPants\n140\n10,557\n4%\n1,478,050\nShirt\n140\n6%\n14,845\n2,078,345\nWatch\n160\n10%\n26,509\n4,241,519\nSkirt\n160\n13,755\n5%\n2,200,878\nMirror\n180\n6%\n16,966\n3,053,894\nDress\n7%\n200\n19,087\n3,817,368\nPoncho\n225\n6%\n14,845\n3.340,197\nJacket\n4%\n275\n10,604\n2,916,045\nTOTAL\n268,684\n100%\n141\n34,514,392\nVWear 2000 Forecast1: Summary 100%\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gsvf0073" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1983 . USA TODAY\nCreditors win\ndelay in plan\nfor Manville\nBy Wayne Beissert\nUSA TODAY\nTrade creditors Monday\nwon a 10-day delay in submis-\nsion of Manville Corp.'s reorga-\nnization plan, which they had\npreviously OK'd.\nThe Denver-based asbestos\nmaker was ready to file the\nplan when suppliers interced-\ned hoping that more\nmeetings between the compa-\nny and another creditor group\n- asbestosts victims suing the\ncompany - can lead to agree-\nment.\nA reorganization plan stands\na better chance of court ap-\nproval if all parties support it.\nManville is turning a profit\n- $45.7 million on revenue of\n$883.7 million in six months\nthis year - but sought protec-\ntion under federal bankruptcy\nlaw in 1982 because it faces as\nmuch as $1.9 billion in asbestos\nclaims from 48,500 suits.\nEven with quick court ap-\nproval, it might be three years\nbefore all appeals are exhaust-\ned, said Barbara T. Alexander,\nanalyst with Smith Barney,\nHarris Upham & Co. in New\nYork. \"You know someone will\nchallenge (the court deci-\nsion).\"\n20055\nTHKP 0018608\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hgcb0104" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "thanks.\n2085136925\nKC\nYouth Smoking Prevention\nSource: ttp://industrydocuments.library.ucsf.edu/tobacco/docs/jmxb0055" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Peop\nTimelnc.Magazines\nNO. 4103830\nMAY\nTHE TIME INC. MAGAZINE COMPANY\nDATE 04/29/92.\nInvoice\nPAGE\n1\nTIME & LIFE BUILDING . ROCKEFELLER CENTER NEW YORK, NY 10020\nADDRESS\nMAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:\nPEOPLE MAGAZINE\nAND MAIL TO:\nINDICATED\nLORILLARD MEOIA SERVICES\nATTN: MS EILEEN ANTONIELLO\nP.O. BOX 10451\nONE PARK AVENUE - 17FL\nNEWARK, NJ\n07193-0451\nNEW YORK\nNY\n100165896\nOR\nP.O. BOX 93503\nADVERTISER TRUE CIGARETTES\nCHICAGO, IL 60673-3503\nBRAND/DIV\nLORILLARD DIVISION\nPARENT\nLOEWS CORPORATION\nTERMS 2%, 10 OAYS\nITEM\nISSUE\nEDITION\nCLASS\nITEM DESCRIPTION\nCARD RATE\nNET AMOUNT\n01\n05/04/92\nTM\n1 PAGE 4C BLD 2700X\n23,199.81\nRENEWAL PLAN-NEW\n5.0\n1.128.95-\nAGENCY DISCOUNT\n3,310.63-\nSPLIT RUN\n2,425.00\nPREMIUN COMMISSION\n363.75-\nTEST MARKET\n20.821.48-\n2%- 416.43\n20 405.05\nclay\nStates\nPLEASED\nNON-COMMISSION ITEM\nPay This Amount\n20,921.48\nPLEASE RETURN ATTACHED COPY WITH PAYMENT\nSource: ttps://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fqvp0073" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Factory Lot 10-84\nJune 18, 1984\nwith Overwrap Air Leakage\nIn Excess of 15 CC per Second\nSamples\nSamples\nBranch\nLeakage\nOver Limit\nBranch\nLeakage\nOver Limit\n(cc/sec)\n(%)\n(cc/sec)\n(8)\nCARLTON 100's Filter\nLUCKY STRIKE\nDurham\n32\n10\nReidsville\n32\nCARLTON 100's Filter Box\n32\nDurham\n16\n10\n32\n19\n40\nHALF AND HALF Export\nDurham\n32\nPALL MALL\n17\nReidsville\n29\n19\n32\n20\n18\nPALL MALL Filter 100's\n26\nReidsville\n20\n10\n27\n32\n70\nTAREYTON 100's\nReidsville\n32\n10\nHERBERT TAREYTON\nDurham\n32\n20\nSUMMARY\n20\n30\nTotal\nNo. of Samples\n6 Samples\nLUCKY STRIKE LT Filter\nNo. of\nAbove\nAbove\nDurham\n22\nSamples\n15 cc/sec.\n15 cc/sec.\n23\n17\n32\n40\nDURHAM\nPALL MALL\nDurham\n32\n150\n30\n20\n17\n21\n30\nPALL MALL Extra Light\nREIDSVILLE\nDurham\n23\n20\n20\n80\n13\n16\nPALL MALL Lights 100's\nDurham\n19\n18\n20\nSILVA THINS Menthol\nDurham\n32\n19\n32\n32\n32\n17\n32\n70\nCARLTON Filter\nReidsville\n32\n32\n20\nCARLTON 100's Filter\nReidsville\n18\n28\n17\n30\nAIF:pct\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/krcp0137" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "lind Amaid 2 very mud to\nhearing Pam you\n-\nyours Snemap. sincerely\n(Mrs.)\nA.K.C.\n2 5 APR1985\nANS'D\n/" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "From:Reese, Bonnie L.\nTo:Marion, Pam\nCC: Montgomery, Nancy W.\nBCC:\nPrimary Date: 9/10/1998 4:40:29 PM\nLast Modified Date: 1998-Sep-18 08:19:57\nLast Touched Date:\nSent Date: 1998-Sep-10 16:40:29\nReceived Date: 1998-Sep-10 16:40:29\nSubject: Vantage Mailing\nAttachments:\nPam, when you have all the details ironed out re/Vantage mailing, pls let me know so that\nI can alert the reps. I'm sure we will get calls asking why out of the bluc they received a\ncookbook or lighter in the mail.\nI will be on vacation the week of Sept. 21-25, so if you do not have details before then,\nplease let Nancy know. Here is a list of info we will need:\n* DTS: approx date mailed\n* Quantity Cookbooks/States: 21,000 to Mississippi, Tenn, Alabama, Gcorgia, SC,\nFlorida. Please let us know any changes to states.\n*\nQuantity Lighters/States: 7,500 to\n.\n* Sample of letter enclosed with cookbook\n* Sample of card enclosed with lighter\nAlso, please send about 30 lighters to CR to use for replacement purposes. We have 14\ncookbooks on hand to use as appeasement if someone does not receive one.\nThanks, Pam.\ncc/Nancy -- these must be mailed prior to October 1, so they may go out while I am on\nvacation.\nRJR1137084590\n70005 5569\nSource: :ttps://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzww0187" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Tirn: COUNCII. For TOCACCO Reseanc-U.S.A., - INC.\nDATE:\n9/28/90\nMEMORANDUM:\nTo Executive Committee, Scientific Advisory Board\n:\nREDACTED\nRE: INFORMAL INQUIRY (CASE NO.\n3110\n)\nNAME:\nI REDACTED\nInstitution & address:\nSUNY AT BROOKLYN, NY\nAttached are copies of key documents concerning this inquiry.\nPlease indicate below your recommended action, and return ballot in\nenvelope provided.\n1. DISCOURAGE formal application.\n2. ENCOURAGE formal application.\n3. Obtain additional information; as follows:\n4. Defer for discussion at next Executive Committee\nMeeting.\n5. Other disposition; specify:\nSICNED\nDATE\n50587941" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "DOUGLAS H. SPRUNT, M.D.,D.Sc.\nP. o. BOX 12264\nMEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112\nMarch 2, 1971\nMr. W. T. Hoyt\nExecutive Vice President\nCouncil for Tobacco Research, U.S.A.\n110 East 59th Street\nNew York, New York 10022\nDear Mr. Hoyt:\nAs you will recall, the Tobacco Council\nhas on several occasions supported my work\non the production of cancer in rabbits by\nbacterial toxins and acids. I need $12,000\nto complete this work and would greatly\nappreciate it if this amount could be sup-\nplied\nI am anxious to resume this work as\nsoon as possible and would need the. whole\namount at once as the work will be carried\nrapidly to conclusion.\nThe check should be made to the\nGolightly Foundation. The secretary and\ntreasurer of this organization is Mr. Ernest\nWilliams III. His address is First National\nBank Building, Memphis, Tennessee 38103.\nSincerely,\nDoughs H. generate\nDouglas H. Sprunt\nDHS/es\nCTR SP-FILES 009486\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kjbn0041" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "CIGARETTE SPECIFICATION\nCABARRUS COUNTY\nEFFECTIVE DATE: 11/01/92\nMARLBORO MEDIUM 100 REGULAR FTB\nSTANDARD PRODUCTION\nBRAND CODE-2740 (STD)\nCIGARETTE LENGTHI\n:\n98.5\nMM\nFTC TAR\n:\n13.0 MG/CIGT\n12.5 - 13.4\nTOBACCO ROD CIRCUM.\n::\n24.80\nMM\nTAR/PUFF\n: 1.30 MG/CIGT\n1.23 - 1.37\nTOBACCO ROD LENGTH\n:\n67.0\nMM\nFILTER LENGTH\n:\n31.5\nMM\nTIPPING LENGTH\n:\n36.000\nMM\nTOTAL R.T.D.\n:\n4.90\nIN. H2O\nDILUTION TARGET\n:\n20.0 +/-\n5.0 %\n(12-854-B)\n18.0 +/-\n5.0 Z\n(12-854-A)\nTIPPING PAPER /USE UP:\n72MM X 3500M CK/WHT PPT\nKC 236M2 12-854-A LASER PERF\nREPLACE WITH\n:\n72MM x 3500M CK/WHT PPT\nKC 236M2 12-854-B LASER PERF.\nGLUE ROLLER/\n: REFER TO ENGINEERINGS GLUE ROLLER VARIABLE PARTS CATALOG -\nTIPPING INFORMATION\n: BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETITE BRANO-CODE-SPECIF ICATION\n: BETWEEN ROWS/BAND WIDTH/TPR. CUT LENGTH/DRY PATCH SIZE\n24.00\n1.50\n27.00\n8.5 x 20MM\nTIPPING ADHESTIVE\n: NATIONAL 32-2026 (FORMERLY 72-3146) PVA 61-032-A\nSEAM ADHESIVE\n: FULLER WB-3902U\nPVA 61-444-A\n: FULLER WB 3921L\nPVA 61-040-A\nSTD. FILLER - PACK o..v. : A0012 - 13.25% MARLBORO LIGHTS REGULAR FTB\nCIGARETTE PAPER /USE UP: 27.25MM x 6700M 46CUy0.6%(K/0110-6/E751) 10-705-A\nREPLACE WITH\n: 27.00MM x 6700M 46CU/0.6%/100% FLAX\n10-775-A\nINK\n:\n*INK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS*\n: MARLBORO BLACK #37077(MK 9/MK 10/PROTOS) 60-915-A\nPRINT DIE\n: MACHINE NUMBER\nCOMMENTS\n: LOOSE ENDS :\n< 0.5000 GMS/50 CIGARETTES\n: IRMNESS:\n10MM e PACK O.V.\nREASON FOR CHANGE\n: BLEND CHGD TO 13% BLDET. NO FILLER CODE CHG. TROP.\n: SPECS CHGD TO A0012 e 13.25% o.v. CIGT PAPER SL IIT\n2031297844\n: WIDTH CHGD TO 27MM (10-775-A) ON USE UP/REPLACE\n: BASIS. WTS CHGD. EFF. WHEN CURRENT FILLER DEPLETED\nPREPARED BY\n: K. v. SMITH\nPRINTING DATE\n: 10/25/92\nPREPARATION DATE\n: 10/25/92\nPRINTING TIME\n: 11:46:37\nAPPROVED BY:\nEighth\nSUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 10/01/92\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ktnp0106" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "CC: RSS-BFP ECC PHL JFA PRC DRB WRT-KCW MDK RDC\nPHYSICAL PROPERTIES (PS 1175-87)\nLENGTH, MM\nCIGT\nFILIER\nWEIGHT, G/100\nTARGET\nACTUAL\nMOISTURE, %\nFIRMNESS, MM\nVENTILATION, %\nPRESSORE DROP, CM\nCIGT OPEN\nTIP OPEN\nTIP CLOSED\nTOBACCO COLUMN\nCIRCOMPERENCE, MM\nSMOKE ANALYSIS(S87-1285)\n(10 PORTS TAR , 6 PORTS NICOTINE)\nLENGTH SMOKED, MM\nPUFFS/CIGT\nTAR\nMG/CIGT\nMG/PUFF\nNICOTINE\nMG/CIGT\nMG/PUFF\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fyfb0144\nCARLION 83 FILTER\nRELDSVILLE BRANCH 8/21/87\nMFG. FOR SAODI, IMG TAR TARGET.\n83\n25\n81.0\n81.4\n12.0\n2.16\n(71-79) 76\n11.3\n10.8\n15.2\n7.2\n24.9\n50\n6.9\n1.14\n0,16\n0.11\n0.02\nI\nAUG. 26, 1987" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nTOBEF\nJanuary 10, 1985\nTo:\nMr. G.H. Long\nRe:\nAA Release\nThe enclosed release has been reviewed with Sally. Subject to\nyour approval, our plan is as follows:\nSince the sell-in - is moving ahead earlier than we discussed, I\nbelieve we should be ready to issue the release as soon as we get\na call from an important marketing and advertising publication or\nwriter after next week's board meeting. If we should get a call\nprior to the meeting, we will stick with no comment.\nyear\nWorking with Kaye McCaffery, I am contacting YSL to coordinate.\nWhen we get the call here, we will immediately inform them so\nthat their release and ours can go as close together as possible.\nOur release will go to the tobacco trades, marketing and\nadvertising writers and the test market areas. They will cover\nthe fashion trades.\nLet me know if the release and plan meet your approval.\nDone\nDAVID B. FISHEL\n1/10/85\nDave\nDBF:gtc\nEnclosure\n1\nExcellent !\n2\nNote Comments on\npages 2 -3.\nThanks\nd" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "W-E-S-T\nCOPY\nSPORTS MARKETING\nMay 4, 1995\nMs. Lynn Beasley\nVP/Marketing\nRJReynolds Tobacco Company\n401 North Main Street\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\nDear Lynn:\nMy company recently completed a prepaid phone card project for your Camel\nbrand. We have worked closely with T. Wayne Robertson and his group on\nother projects in past years.\nPrepaid long distance phone cards appear to have merit as on-pack premiums.\nI have enclosed - as an example - a set of the recently introduced Finish Line\nPlatinum phone cards and an adaptation of the packaging for Camel Joe Racing.\nPlease note the Camel Joe cards and portfolio are obviously computer mockups.\nThey do work however - give them a try if you like.\nI would really like to work with whomever you designate to further explore this\nidea. Thanks for your consideration.\nRegards,\nArt West\nPresident\nAW/mg\nEnclosures .\ncc:\nT. Wayne Robertson / Sports Marketing Enterprises\nWE'VE MOVED! Our new corporate address is:\n615 Highway A1A North, Suite 105\n(everything else is the same)\n3202 Sawgrass Village Circle\nPonte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082\n(904) 285-6227\nFAX (904) 285-5408" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Dear R.J. Reyndds tobacco,\nGuide\neither\nTis is about your ad in the\nl think it's good that you\ndon't won't kids to smoke. But\nwe don't want adults to smoke\nMay 16,1985\nYour friend\nGabe Hostelette\n235" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "An updated price list follows this cover sheet with the requested Pamelor and Restoril\nFacsimile 314-654-6496\nTelephone 314-654-3517\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63134\nPO Box 5840\n675 McDonnell Boulevard\nTyco/Healthcare/Mallinckrodt\nRegulatory Affairs Associate\nKarla Werre\nFacsimile Communication\nRegulatory Affairs\n131\n50:9L 2002.92\nNorssas\nNOILONOS\n*ON\n7O2L\nX1\nLO\n297982221516\nHazabwaad, MO\nXL\nNOILMIS\n3WI1\n39Vd\nalva\nNOILVANO\n300W\n180.LOHOO\n10:9L\n£00\nXO\nWO3\nKarla\ninformation.\nComments:\nConfidential\nUrgent\nPlease respond\nFor your information\nNumber of Pages (including covar sheet): 3\nDate:\n3/26/2003\nFax Number: 512-338-6462\nCompany:\nTexas Medicaid\nBetty Wasko\nTo:\nMallinckrodt\n/\ntyco\nHealthcare\n106/17Z000 IONNIN" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "PM YSP TV: 30 Brothers 2/2\nBig Brother tries to steal the ball\nPull in to kid with cigarettes.\nBig Brother of Little\nLittle Brother catches the ball\nfrom Little Brother.\nBrother's frefids with a pack of\ncoming out of the basket.\nyour game will\nBig Brother:\nYou start smoking,\nBig Brother:\nAnd yo, smoking\nBig Brother:\nLittle Brother: Yeah, you the bomb.\nnever be as ught\ncigarettes, not\nas mine.\nthe bomb.\nBig Brother and Little Brother give\nand scores!\nLittle Brother moves around him,\neach other high fives.\nshoots\nStay Competitive.\nDon't smoke.\nYbuth Smaking Prevention\nSRT. the\nMonts USA\nCans:\nRL 11/15/99\nStay Competitive.\nAnner:\nLittle Brother: let that happen.\nYou know I'm\nLittle Brother:\nDon't smoke.\nnot going to\nDRAFT (10/8/99)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fsxh0052\nPlease ensure we do not see the children\nsmoking or holding a lit\ncigarette." } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "w\nPMOUARTERLY\nEstrella\ncafé\nfile with\nreistit\nPM Eurnings beloase,\nKernige\nGetreide\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gfbx0146\nPhilip Morris Companies Inc.\n3\nThird Quarter Report 1993\nJACOBS\nombining Strengths\nGreate Growth in\nFood.Markets\nrfo stry\nGuench\nQueso Fundity, Rullado\nmiölk\nfilatto\nD" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "AU6 25 17:02\n15.21\n4/7269 BATROD G\n51381 HENRI NL <5-8-1980 3717 MC/HS\nAlT. AWB SMBED- SOUTHAMPTON\nRE: 99 1/2 KG. TOBACCO WRAPPER\nFLIGHINUMBER : BA 401 DD. 26-8-1980\nARRIVAL HEATHROW : 09.00 HRS. A.M.\nHAW8 : 076282\nMAWB : 94374906\n477269 BATRDD C\n5 1 381 HENRI IVL\n15.24\n4/7269 BATROD G\n51381 HENRI NL\nRE: OUR TRELEX NR. 3717\nIT IS NOT, TOBACLO WRAPPER 8U1 10BACCO SAMPLES\nRec. 1.9.80\n477269 BATRDO G\n80/155\n51381 HENRI NL\n21 21.05.000\nR. Hedge." } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "2\nI.G. Hacking Esq.\nR.H. JAMES.\nMarketing Dept.\nMillbank.\nRHJ/UBM\n19th February 1976.\nPROJECT LIFUTENANT - CARBON MONOXIDE ANALYSIS.\nWe refer to your memo of 16th February concerning the\nabove. We have looked at the results for the UST brands covered\nby our report 76-02-027 and would comment as follows:\n1.\nThe measurement we actually carry out on the smoke is the\nconcentration of carbon monoxide (%) in the vapour phase.\nThis figure is then used in a calculation to find the de-\nlivery. One of the terms used in this calculation is the\npuff number, since we need to know firstly the total volume\nof vapour phase delivered, which is puff number x puff volume\n(35c.c.) x number of cigarettes smoked. In fact the other\nterms in the calculation referred to are fairly constant and\nthus we can say that delivery at any particular concentration\ndepends on puff. number.\nThus, if we compare, say, Pall Mall Superlongs with\nMarlboro', both with a carbon monoxide concentration of 4.1%\nbut deliveries of 18. 5mg and 3.7mg. respectively, then the\npuff numbers of 11.1 and 8.2 respectively help us to explain\nthe difference. In fact, on a simple delivery-per-puff basis,\nboth cigarettes give 1.67mg.\n2.\nIt is probably more important to try to explain why\nMarlboro' gives a vapour phase with 4.1%co, while Lucky Strike\nF/F gives 5.1%. Ono explanation would be the large difference\nin cigarette*porosity, Marlboro' at 501 and Lucky Strike at 285\nand there may be others which are not covered by our examination\nNevertheless, as you say, these are early days, and many more\nsamples would need to be tested before we would place the re-\nquired degreo of confidence in the results to say that thexe is\na real difference and that we are not just seeing the effect of\nbatch to batch variation.\npaper\n)\nAnd\nR.H. JAMES.\nc.c. Messrs. K.H. Douglas\nR.D. Lowe\nC.P. Cricpe\nDr. W.B. Fordyce\nDr. F. Haslam," } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "MY CIGARETTE HAS A PATRNT o TAVO\n1,0H 3 my. FACT has great full flavor. And we get\nit a whole now way.\nA way so new we have patented it.\nWe unlock flavor from :\nit up.\nse elements\nC harsh gas\nNow our new patented Purite lifter can very selectively ser\nnot much of the aldehyde gas,\nE\n3828600\nAcetaidehy.\nFormaldenyde\nProponaldehyde\nAcrolein" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "MATERIALS TESTING ANALYSIS RECORD\nDate results required: 8-FEB-1993\nSample ID\n:\n92090\nSample Text\n: MT-93.0074/03\nSample Type\n: MT-PACKS\nA\nSubmitted by\n: Case P.D.\nManufacturer ref\n: BUEN\nSupplier\n:\nOrder Number\n:\n'st\nMaterial Code\n:\nDestination\n:\nLogin date\n: 11-JAN-1993 12:34:59.51\nTests assigned to sample\nMain schedule\n:\nSchedule\nAnalysis\nInstrument\nInit Description\nFURNISH\nCigarette Paper Furnish Type\nSUBSTANCE\nI107 I108\nCig Paper Substance\nACS an Inner Frame (Pit an Bater Plat\nCircle instrument (if applicable) and initial\nWt. 10 papers 0.2614 Semter\nx : 26 - 1gsm -\nSource: :https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jhwh0196" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Website to Smokers 21 or\n7-008 BIG GREEN MENTHOL GOLD\nMechanical prepared by: HW\nCopyright Size: Sot\nDimensions:\nBleed Size: 0,125\nLEGAL REQUIREMENTS. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES\nWarning Exhibit: 2\nSafe Area:\nARE YOU TO RESIZE OR ALTER COPY, COLOURS OR\nStatement: 0\nGRAPHIC ELEMENTS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF\nSGW Sq. In.: 97.875 so\"\nR.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO co.\nAgency: Shed Brand Innovation\nAgency Job Number: TBC\nPrepress Job Number: 4600550\nR.J. Reynolds Item Number: TBE\nR.J. Reynolds Code Name / Title: TBG\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/krfb0229\nNewport\nNewport\nNewport\nCIGARETTES\nSURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette\nSmoke Contains Carbon Monoxide.\nBLACK\nCTAN\nShed\nDate mechanical first delivered to prepress / printer: mm/dd/yy\n6:01\nTrim Size: 10.875\"\nQuarter: 2\nTHIS MECHANICAL ARTWORK COMPLIES WITH ALL\nJune\n13\nTuenclay\nRJReynolds\n2017\n53639 8721\n9 in" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "RUG a4 '94 03:31PM\nPHILIP MORRIS\nTO: JOANN Kruger\nFAX#:\nFROM: m FOLIE\nPHONE#: 212-878-2077\nCOMMENTS:\ntex me know + you\nhave am questions R can ments\nto\n# OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER SHEET: 20\nPLEASE CONTACT SENDER IF PAGES ARE MISSING.\n12/02'd\n301/835 35 Nd98:90 SZ one\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmll0169\nP.1\ntabel33clides\n2-pm logos\n1-5pt Build\n1-3pt could\nBould\n1 poes\n+ map/word\nMONATO\nslides\nU.S.A.\nFACSIMILE FORM\nDATE: 0/29/981\nFAX #: (212)907-5315" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Message\nFrom:\nShamel, Ronald D Ronald.Shamel@Covidien.com]\nSent:\n6/25/2012 12:49:19 PM\nTo:\nHasse, Debra C (Debra.Hasse@Covidien.com]; Fluhr, Stephen [Stephen.Fluhr@covidien.com]\nCC:\nHarrell, Jamie [Jamie.Harrell@covidien.com]; Terifay, Terry W Terry.Terifay@covidien.com]\nSubject:\nRE: Need Your Help!\nSteve,\nHere is the file with Net Sales and Std Margin for the latest official LE for FY12 and FY13 (Apr LE) and\nthe May strat plan without risk adjustments for FY14 to FY17.\nLet me know if you want me to add Net Margin (Std Margin less royalties and other product costs).\nExalgo 32 is not included in any official submission.\nAn alternate scenario was prepared as part of the strat plan and is included in the attached file.\nRon\nFrom: Hasse, Debra C\nSent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 6:11 PM\nTo: Fluhr, Stephen; Shamel, Ronald D\nCc: Harrell, Jamie; Terifay, Terry W\nSubject: RE: Need Your Help!\nSteve & Ron\nI have attached a spreadsheet with updated information based upon the detail available to me. Ron, this\ninformation came from the from the Brand Strat Upsides Downsides 30 May 2102.xls. I utilized the P&L Sum\nBase Case w32 (not risk adjusted). This is the latest file I have with FY 12 & 13 forecast updates.\nSteve unfortunately I cannot provide Std Margin, but substituted Net Margin. I also do not have the\nbreakdown for the other CNS products. Ron should be able to provide the CNS by product and the Std\nMargin for all products if needed.\nHope this meets your needs.\nDebra\nFrom: Terifay, Terry W\nSent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 5:11 AM\nTo: Shamel, Ronald D; Hasse, Debra C\nCc: Fluhr, Stephen; Harrell, Jamie\nSubject: Fwd: Need Your Help!\nRon / Debra: can you help address Fluhr's request by Monday morning?\nThanks,\nTerry\nSent from my iPhone\nBegin forwarded message:\nFrom: \"Fluhr, Stephen\" <Stephen.Fluhr@covidien.com<mailto:Stephen.Fluhr@covidien.com>>\nDate: June 24, 2012 1:48:53 AM EDT\nTo: \"Harrell, Jamie\" <Jamie.Harrellacovidien.com<mailto:Jamie.Harrellacovidien.com>>,\"Terifay, Terry w\"\n<Terry.Terifay@covidien.com<mailto:Terry.Terifay@covidien.com>>\nSubject: Need Your Help!\nJamie and Teri,\nI need a favor. Attached is a spread sheet showing Net Sales Forecast and Std Margin for FY 12 - FY 16.\nThe problem is that I only have numbers for 12 and 13. I don't know what your latest forecasts are, and\nI definitely don't want to guess. Is there any way you can fill in the sales forecasts for the branded\nproducts early Monday? Or direct me where to get them?\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jmyg0244 MNKOI 0003823926" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "From:\nrichard carchman [walntz@msn.com]\nSent:\nWednesday, October 10, 2007 10:23 AM\nTo:\nFisher, Michael T.\nCc:\nPodraza, Ken F.\nSubject:\nRE: tsna draft commentary\nConfidential\nI\nunderstand that. I can only deal with a scientific document that provides the data and logic for such a decision and\nnot a web or press release But I have forwarded this to Ken as well. thanks\nRichard\nSubject: RE: tsna draft commentary\nDate: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 10:14:07 -0400\nFrom: Michael.T.Fisher@pmusa.com\nTo: walntz@msn.com; Ken.F.Podraza@pmusa.com\nThanks Richard,\nNNN and NNK are currently listed as Group I human carcinogens by IARC as shown below in the mention pasted off\nthe IARC website.\nN-Nitrosonornicotine (NNN) [16543-55-8] and 4-(N-Nitrosomethylamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone (NNK) [64091-91-\n4] (Vol. 37, Suppl. 7. Vol. 89; in preparation)\n(NB: Overall evaluation upgraded from 2B to 1 based on mechanistic and other relevant data)\nMichael\nMichael T. Fisher, Ph.D.\nSenior Research Scientist\nProduct Integrity, PM USA\n804.274.4681\nFrom: richard carchman [mailto:walntz@msn.com]\nSent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 9:29 AM\nTo: Podraza, Ken F.\nCc: Fisher, Michael T.\nSubject: FW: tsna draft commentary\nHi Ken; I have attempted to distill down to the most basic level my view of the role of TSNA's and human lung\ncancer. I believe that this is as condensed as I can make it and still make sense. My original attempt at this was ~5\nsingle spaced pages not including tables and figures. Please let me know if this works? Tony Tricker provided his\nusual amount of invaluable assistance. For him it was quite easy , since he is one of the worlds experts in this arena.\nRichard\nFrom: walntz@msn.com\nTo: walntz@msn.com\nSubject: tsna draft commentary\nDate: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 09:19:31 -0400\nThe Tsna's rose to prominence in N 1978 when scientists at the AHF were able to measure them in tobacco and\ntobacco smoke. This observation forced them to reverse their previous recommendations concerning adding nitrate\nto tobacco to reduce PAH's., since adding nitrate increased TSNA levels. Currently two of the TSNA's are listed by\n1\n3116238605\n3116238605\nSource: :ttps://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gybh0219" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "0 Lorillard,Inc. U.S.A. 1988\nNewport\nLights\nAlive with\npleasure!\nNewport pleasure\ncomes to low-tar menthois\nSURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking\nNow Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health.\nKings: 8 mg. \"tar\", 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report February 1985.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fkhg0105" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "From: Davis, Carla C.\nTo: Adams, Kay M.; Brown, Nadyne T.; Moorc-Painter, Sankey R.; Carlin, Cindy T.;\nCheck, Madonna S.; Denny, Theresa B.; Fullton, Rebecca H.; Hicks, Andrea C.;\nHutchins, Cindy W.; Jacovec, Joanne M.; Lentz, Clay S.; Roggenkamp, Joan B.; Ruff,\nJimi T.; Rzotkiewicz, David; Watson, Dennis A.; Williams, George D.; Bellis, Andrea L.\n(Andi); Brewer, Lee-Ann; Broom, Kay B.; Buckner, Janet W.; Carrick, Diane D.;\nChurch, Lois; Cornett, Rick R.; Crim, Mary Ruth; Cullip, Anne H.; Draper, Dot C.;\nGaillard, Ralph C.; Gomez, Ray T.; Gordy, Cathy L.; Grout, Ronald B.; Hale, Marianne;\nHatter, Bruce D.; Haynes, Linda B.; Haynes, Marty L.; Hicks, Susan R.; Huffstetler,\nSherry; Jennette, Winton; Joyner, Gwen B.; Kiger, Mandie V.; Martin, Diana J.; McAtee,\nEd M.; McLaurin, Jacqueline M.; Nicks, Geraldine M.; O'Connor, Lori M.; Premo,\nKathryn A.; Preston, Martha H.; Reid, Sharon G.; Richardson, Kevin; Settle, Pam B.;\nShaw, Mike W.; Smith, Myra; Spencer, Jasper D.; Stewart, Ann T.; Wadia, K.N.;\nWilliams, Karen J.; Williard, Linda F.; Blakley, Robin D.; McGill, Nancy H.; Carter,\nPeggy C.; McMillian, Barbara N.; Letourneau, Paul A. <KAM>\nCC:\nBCC:\nPrimary Date: 10/9/1997 3:00:00 PM\nLast Modified Date: 1997-Dec-11 07:07:24\nLast Touched Date:\nSent Date: 1997-Oct-09 15:00:00\nReceived Date: 1997-Oct-09 15:00:00\nSubject: Addendum to FSC-89-B 2H97 Wholesale Partners Program\nAttachments:\nFSC89AD2.DOC\n2018\nRJR0000000042001504\n70046 2199\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fkff0016" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "BAT\nMillbank\nDR. D. G. FELTON,\nTO\nR. & D.E.,\nSOUTHAMPTON.\nREF\nBGM/57\nTwo\nBRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED\nFROM\nMRS. B. MANN.\nDATE\n31st January, 1967.\nL. SEVANTE\nMr. J. Sevante, assistant to the Production Manager, Brazil,\nwill be in Southampton from 27th February to 3rd March and would\nlike to visit R. & D.E. While at the Branch he will be studying\nlatest developments and quality control.\nIf this visit is convenient, no doubt you will contact Mr.\nWhishaw to arrange a mutually suitable time.\nSecretary to S. J. Greemerd\nc.c. Production Department.\nhumantant -\nhundred in\nin hand\n190, mean\nT w H&\nRese\n5m nt\n167\nick.\n:" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "OF - TOTION IN. CONSCIONS\nTG No:\nFIGUDE 3\nPART CF SHOKE SYSTEM, SHOPING EOD?\nATTACHID TO SHALL\n-\nSource:" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Bill Summary & Status for the 106th Congress\nNEW SEARCII HOME\nI\nHELP\nS.2379\nSponsor: Sen Harkin, Tom (introduced 4/6/2000)\nLatest Major Action: 4/6/2000 Referred to Senate committee\nTitle: A bill to provide for the protection of children from tobacco.\nJump to: Titles, Status, Committees, Related Bill Details, Amendments, Cosponsors, Summary\nTITLE(S): (italics indicate a title for a portion of a bill)\nSHORT TITLE(S) AS INTRODUCED:\nKIDS Act\nKIDS Act\nKids Deserve Freedom from Tobacco Act of 2000\nOFFICIAL TITLE AS INTRODUCED:\nA bill to provide for the protection of children from tobacco.\nSTATUS: (color indicates Senate actions)\n4/6/2000:\nRead twice and referred to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.\nCOMMITTEE(S):\nCommittee/Subcommittee:\nActivity:\nSenate Health, Education, Labor, and\nReferral\nPensions\nRELATED BILL DETAILS:\n\"NONE*\nAMENDMENT(S):\n***NONE***\nCOSPONSORS(4), ALPHABETICAL [followed by Cosponsors withdrawn]: (Sort: by date)\nScn Chafee, Lincoln D. . 4/6/2000 Sen Graham, Bob - 4/6/2000\nSen Johnson, Tim - 6/29/2000 Sen Murray, Patty - 5/24/2000\nSUMMARY AS OF:\n4/12/2000--Introduced.\nTABLE OF CONTENTS:\nTitle I: Protection of Children From Tobacco\nSubtitle A: Food and Drug Administration Jurisdiction and General Authority\nSubtitle B: Regulation of Tobacco Products\nTitle II: Miscellaneous Provisions\nDigest will follow.\nhttp://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d106:SN02379:@@@L&summ2=m&\n7/10/00\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gjfm0010" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Page 2\nRadiology: William J. Casarella, M.D. was Vice Chairman of\nRadiology at Columbia University, recognized worldwide for his\nleadership in Interventional Radiology. Dr. Casarella is a\ngraduate of Yale and Harvard and is a very dynamic leader. In less\nthan one year, he has effectively recruited six outstanding new\nfaculty members and the recruitment process continues.\nOrthopaedics: Richard S. Riggins, M.D., Professor and Chairman of\nthe Department of Orthopaedics, arrived on 1 November 1981 and is\ncurrently in the process of recruiting new faculty. Dr. Riggins\ncomes from the University of California-Davis, is a graduate of\nDuke, had orthopaedic training at the Campbell Clinic of the\nUniversity of Tennessee, and has a research interest in trauma. He\nhas established a research laboratory and recruited an outstanding\nPh.D. in biomaterials to collaborate with him in this project.\nResearch laboratories have been established in the Grady Hospital\nComplex.\nPediatrics: George W. Brumley, Jr., M.D. has been recruited to the\nnamed Chair in Pediatrics and a major renovation project has been\naccomplished in that department, moving offices from Grady to the\nEmory campus, allocating extensive space and resources of over one\nmillion dollars to the redevelopment of the department.\nDr. Brumley, a neonatologist, will pursue an active research\nprogram and is now recruiting faculty in the areas of endocrinology\nand other subspecialties.\nSource:https://wwwindustrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hbwv0228" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "2083437136\nPage 1\nMessage for Yates, Margaret\nFrom:\nYates, Margaret\nDate:\nMon, Sep 23, 1996 2:33 PM\nSubject:\nFW: Cambridge & \"Q\" November Scorings\nTo:\nEibon, Jeanne\nFile(s):\nQVLD11.XLS\nJeanne,\nFYI. I'm not sure what this means. I'11 follow up when I get back.\nMargaret.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jjcj0064" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "BAT\nBritish-American Tobacco Company Limited\nTECHNOLOGY. CENTRE\nSOUTHAMPTON ENGLANO\nTo\nMr. E. Watt\nFROM\nP.K. Shillabeer\nPurchasing Dept., Woking\nREF\nDATE\nPKS/MM\n13th April, 1992\nAudit Visits to Printers\nAs agreed at our meeting on Thursday 9th April, we have discussed the dates when\nSally and Tony are available to visit the four printers, and these are given below:\nWeek beginning:\n18/5/92\n1/6/92\n6/7/92\n27/7/92\nIt was also suggested that there be a meeting between Sally, Tony and yourselves, to\ndiscuss the style and content of the audit, prior to any visit being made. We would\nsuggest that this be held on either the 27th, 29th, 30th April or 1st May if this\nis\nconvenient to you.\nCan you please confirm with the printers that the proposed dates are acceptable and\nwhich day you would prefer the pre-mecting.\nRades\nP.K. Shillabeer\nc.c. Mr. J. Campbell\nMr. G. Powe\nMr. A.J. Burden\nMrs. S. Havercroft\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jjcc0198" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "RJR INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM\nSubject: Weekly Highlights\nDate: August 24, 1983\nTo:\nMr. J. D. Fhillips\nFrom: J. P. Wheeler\nMaterials Technology\nITEM FOR WEEKLY BRIEF\n1.\nCigarette Inks\nA new cigarette monogram ink has been implemented on CAMEL Filter\ncigarettes being run on the Protos Makers in Manufacturing. J. M.\nFry's #85966 ink, specially made for this brand, was tested on the\nProtos, and is now approved for all CAMEL gold ink applications.\n2.\nCoresta Porosity Measurements\nA study has been completed on a method to standardize the Phobos meters\nused by RJR to measure porosity of paper materials. The experimental\nhead, which has been modified, will reproduce readings to within +1% in\na range from 1,000 to 33,000 Coresta. This does not mean, however,\nthat the paper test heads will reproduce this closely. All information\nwill be communicated to TRG, an outside company contracted to build\nPhobos instruments in the future. An additional comparison/oorrelation\nstudy is underway with the Phobos, Filtrona PPM200 and Filtrona PPM100.\nThis study is using cigarette papers, tipping papers, and porous plug\nwraps. A show and tell is planned to demonstrate the pros and cons of\neach instrument.\nGENERAL ITEMS\n1.\nMobil Films' Plant Tour\nA visit was made by personnel in Materials Technology Division (B. P.\nBradford, D. Petticord, M. J. Smith, and G. A. Smith) to Mobil Films in\nMacedon, N. Y. for the purpose of touring their Production, QA, and R&D\nfacilities. Discussions were held regarding future RJRT needs and\nMobil's part in their development.\n2.\nIntermediate Plug Wraps\nTwo intermediate plug wraps 28 and 45-M1 will be tested on CAMEL Filter\nas a vehicle for 'tar' reduction. The current configuration uses 626\nplug wrap. Currently, the 'tar' level is 1 mg. above target.\n3.\nSALEM Ultra Light 100\nSALEM Ultra Light 100 has recently experienced high 'tar' and high\nventilation variability. The high ventilation variability seems to\nhave stemmed from flaps on the leading edge of the tipping. We will be\ntesting bobbin laser tipping from Golden Belt on August 24. Archer\nwill be submitting Reverse Grind (trailing edge tipping) on September\n6. Currently, the product is using rewound 3200 cp tipping from\nArcher, however, they have asked that this rewound tipping not be\nlooked at as a long-term solution to the problem.\nJanet\nxc: Applied R&D Managers\nJ.UP. Wheeler" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "(\nJ. Wix And fors Lt\nANAlysis OF Heb - Partian\nek\nNumbers\n93751\n& Mertr.\n3pmc. Pel.\nzo\n% dia\n3 ware\n277.\nyoud\nT.TUE\n%Sugar\n% 79747\nTIB-Hin.\nNIC/TVE\n(sel. Ash\nname\nditroyed\n11.1.\n15th\nWhen\n/\n1063\n. 12.L\n1.03\n1.237\n1.40\n.090\n,62\n2736\n10.77\n35.3\n1.75\n2.19\n3.10\n1.5\n.16\n:\n1202\n10.9\n1.08\n6.265\n1.46\n.102\n.60\n25.75\n11.54\n60.1\n1.88\n2.77\n138\n15\n.13\nto\n$709\n11.9\n.99\n4.279\n1.62\n.109\n161\n27.63\n10.65\n47.9\n2.03\n195\nNi\n15\n18\n=\n7977\n11.1\n1.0%\n289\n1.54\n.127\n.56\n23.16\n10.63\n58.8\n2.10\n200\n3ro\n1.6\n.11\nF\nall\n10.8\n1.04\n.309\n1.65\n136\n.56\n-16.48\n13.69\n5.9\n2.04\ndr\n1.74\n:-\n1.77\n'T\n4861.\n110.3\n1.09\n1375\n190\n.175\n,53\n16.05\n16.32\n13.3\n2.31\n4.95\n24\n:-\n1.24\nIT\n5537\n$12.2\n1.10\n1.390\n1.83\n198\n49\n16.71\n17.25\n4.0\n2.34\nCA\n1.8\n12.\n2.84\nT\n3051\n1112\n1.08\n2.421\n2.09\n.202\n.52\n1513\n19.68\n9.4\n2.42\n5.13\n25th\nof\n1.16\nL\n686\n145\n1.21\n1.263\n1.10\n.147\n.44\n26.75\n12.71\n16.8\n1.84\nit\n236\nIs\n.49\nL\n687.\n10.2\n1.27\n1.287\nall\n.170\n41\n2434\n13.30\n71\n1.86\nchog\n27-\n.\n62\nto\nmill\n10%\n.88\n1220\nIN\n101\n54\n16.63\n14.50\n17.4\n1.84\n<\n2327\n110.3\n90\n1.226\n1.16\n.104\n,54\n1634\n1481\nM.S\n184\nto\n1814\n10.00\n-93\n423\n1.21\n1115\n.55\n14.60\n1767\n17.7\n2.10\ny\nR\n2927\n10.00\n.94\n1.3th\n1.55\n183\n,77\n11.97\n16.69\n126\n2.t3\nID\n5932\n10.8\n1.23\n.299\n3.7%\n116\n,61\n23.10\n1654\n14.2\n1.85\n504\n=51\n5\n.8c\na\n200\nN.A\n1.10\n392\n12.36\n144\n63\n21.86\n14.19\n14.2\n7.25\n4.14\n25\n6\n,36\n36\n11.1\n1.11\n316\n1.65\n143\n55\n22.03\n13.13\n24.6\n2.09\nSummary\n75.3\n11.5\n1.04\nF65\n1.51\n100\n60\n26.98\n10.90\n55.5\n1.94\n11.1.\n108\n5344\n1.81.2\n1118\n62\n16.09\n16449\n7.7\n2.28\n26.2\n10.t\n1.25\n8210\nmill\n158\n+3\n25, 55\n1326\nto\n185\n10.21\n91\n3161\n129\nUSE\n62\n14.88\n15.13\n159\n2.05\nta\n147\nno\n1.17\n200\n7750\nthe\n15th\n14.7\ntor\n15\n****" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE\n1875 I STREET. NORTHWEST\nSAMUEL D. CHILCOTE, JR.\nWASHINGTON, DC 20006\nPresident\n202/457-4800 . 800/424-9876\nMay 15, 1984\nVIA ELECTRONIC MAIL\nTO:\nThe Members of The Executive Committee\nFROM: D. Jr.\nSamuel Chilcote, Sam\nThe following items are for our conference call\nscheduled for 11:15 a.m. today.\n1. Gore Proposal.\n2. Suggested press release for the Gore Bill.\nTI11291481\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fqby0048" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Exp. Control\nExp. Control\nExp. Control\nNicotine\nNicotine\nNicotine\nPositive Control\nCortex, beta-Tubulin, 46-50kDa, total protein fraction\n-Tubulin labeling is also evident in the synaptoneurosome fraction. \"Normalizing' of\ndata is currently in progress utilizing an image analysis program to measure band density.\nHippocampus, Synaptoneurosome fraction, alfa- Tubulin, 50kDa\nNicotine\nNicoline\nNicotine\nExp.Control\nExp Control\nExp Control\nPositive Control\n50\n50\nPositive Control\nNicotine\nNicotine\nNicotine\nExp. Control\nExp control\nExp.\nControl\nCortex beta-Tubulin, 46-50 kDa, synaptoneurosome fraction\n*\nReceptor antibodies for NMDA, nicotinic alpha7, and dopamine D1 receptors are also\nbeing evaluated\nThe nicotinic alpha7 antibody labeling was evident in the hippocampus\nsynaptoneurosome fraction. To calculate amounts, banding has to be normalized to\n\"housekeeping' proteins to quantitate changes in levels across samples. We currently\npurchased Vision WorksLS image acquisition and analysis software.\nPositive Control\nNicotine\nNicotine\nNicoline\nExp.Control\nExp. control\nExp. Control\n;\n50\n0\n6\nHippocampus, Nic Acetyl. Recep alfa (Abcam,56kDa.polycl). Synaptoneurosome fr.\nThe nicotinic alpha7 antibody labeling was evident in the hippocampal\nsynaptoneurosome fraction. To calculate amounts, banding has to be normalized to\n\"housekeeping' proteins to quantitate changes in levels across samples. We currently\npurchased Vision WorksLS image acquisition and analysis software.\n09-20-2007\nForm 2\n3116235691\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fxwk0150" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Henderson & Enterline: Asbestos Exposure\n125\nhow be related l.\nbe died under the age of 65 (or eight if we add the two from Borow et al. is list that\nEx not mention mesothelioma on the death certificates) and three who died at age 65\nere not part of the\nand over. In all. at the end of 1969, our records showed 11 mesothéliomas, nine from\nJnnel permanentis\nManville and two from all other plants. Only two of these cases qualified for our\nfor other depari.\nhowever (but we missed one).\nhree deaths from\nOur update for 1970-3 dealt only with 479 retired maie production or mainte-\nduction workers.\naunce-service workers who had their 65th birthday prior to 1968 and who were alive at\nthe end of 1969. Among these workers, we observed three recorded mesotheliomas,\n- from Manville and two from all other plants. The mesothelioma death from the\nManville plant is the same man shown in TABLE 7 as retiring during 1941-67 and\nalive as of December 31, 1969.\naged 65 and over\nAside from answering questions about our study, we think this demonstrates two\nuring the perios:\nateresting features of malignant mesothelioma: deaths occur at a relatively early age,\nvarying implic.\nand deaths seem to be clustered around the Manville plant, at least prior to 1970.\n65 of a\ncohort. Moreove\nTABLE 7\nnation in additie-\n:sothelioma is\nMESOTHELIOMAS FROM FIVE HOSPITALS NEAR AN ASBESTOS PLANT IN RELATION\ntional Classifica\nTO A STUDY OF Retirees FROM THAT PLANT\nTotal mesotheliomas (five hospitals)\n58\nand the 72 case\nNo record of work at plant\n17\nlants in our stud.\nRecord of work at piant\n41\nthe plant, so th.\nDid not retire 1941-67\n31\nhowcver, becau-\nAlive\n3\ncond case, and i°\nDead\n28\nAged under 65\n22\nThese cases Her.\nAged 65 and over\n4\nAge unknown\n: shown in TAMI\n2\nRetired 1941-67\n10\narty-one of the-,\nAlive\n1\naccording to ol\nDead\n9\n00 young or h.\nAged under 65\n7°\n:ven died at age\nAged 65 and over\n21\nbs at age 65 an\nion on the deat-\n\"Mesothelioma not mentioned on death certificates of two men.\ntOne woman.\nc mesotheliom.\nand one was de:\ncourse, only b.\nSUMMARY\n:. did.\nover 65, one \"N\nA cohort of 1075 men who completed their working lifetimes with an asbestos\nit unfortunate;\ncompany, worked at a facility in the United States, and retired with a company\nmain 72 vs t, \"\npension during the period 1941-67 was updated for deaths through 1973. The average\nrecorded en th:\nlength of employment was 25 years, and all had been exposed to asbestos dust.\nRespiratory cancer and pneumoconiosis-pulmonary fibrosis mortalities were exam-\now et al. is the\nined in relation to cumulative dust exposure and to other factors after taking into\nt died under the\naccount cumulative dust exposure. Men who worked in the production of asbestos\nis production\ncement pipe exhibited a higher risk of respiratory cancer, as did men with some\nbllow-up perios:\ncrocidolite asbestos exposure. Because these two groups overlap, we could not be\nille plant wit\ncertain that crocidolite asbestos was responsible for the increased risk. Men working in\net al. s list. Or.\ngeneral plant maintenance displayed a striking lack of deaths due to pneumoconiosis-\ndid not quali:\npelmonary fibrosis, as compared with production workers and with maintenance\nI production\npersonnel assigned to specific departments. Five mesothelioma deaths were observed\nfrom that plar\nMage 65 and over. Three of these deaths occurred during the period 1970-3.\nTHKP 0000872\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jnhv0104" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The mean and median time-to-tumor (criterion 4) were delayed by 6 and 9 weeks,\nrespectively, in the DMBA/high dose HCFC-123 treated group when compared to the\nDMBA/high dose CFC-11 treated group. This increase in the time required for papilloma\ndevelopment in the DMBA/HCFC-123 treated animals is believed to be related to the\ndecrease in total squamous cell carcinomas observed in this group at study termination.\nPapillomas that are produced at an earlier time have more time before study termination to\nprogress from papillomas to carcinomas. For this reason, the increase in the time-to-tumor\nparameter and the observation of decreased incidence of squamous cell carcinomas are\nthought to dependent variables in this study.\nThus, by three of the four standardized criteria by which dermal tumorigenicity comparisons\nare made, the two test cigarette smoke condensates are considered to have the same tumor\npromoting potential.\nConclusions\nThe overall interpretation of the biological responses measured in this study is that there are\nno biologically significant differences in the tumor promoting characteristics of the two test\ncigarette smoke condensates as measured by this assay.\nStatus\nWork has been completed.\nKeywords\nTUMOR PROMOTION CFC-11 HCFC-123 SENCAR TOXICOLOGY CIGARETTE\nSMOKE CONDENSATE CSC TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE 1,1-DICHLORO-2,2,2-\nTRIFLUOROETHANE\nDistribution:\nCover Page Only:\nComplete Copy:\nMr. August J. Borschke\nLibrary\nMr. Paul E. Braxton\nScientific and Regulatory Affairs\nDr. Gary T. Burger\nToxicology Division Files\nDr. J. Donald deBethizy\nToxicology Division Archives\nDr. Arnold T. Mosberg\nDaniel Meckley\nMr. Grover M. Myers\nMr. Franklin O. Sellers\nDr. Robert L. Suber\nMr. C.E. Tinsley, III\nDr. David E. Townsend\nMs. Janet P. Wheeler\nMr. Ronnie L. Willard\n3" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Towish you every happiness\nthis Holiday Season\nand throughout the Caming Year\nKURT L. MALMGREN\nSTATE ACTIVITIES DIVISION\nTHE TOBACCO INSTITUTE\nTI47650428\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fjkc0030" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "American Quality\nSICUSTOM?\nHARLEY DAVIOSON\nBLEND\nHARLEY CIGARETTES\nSURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING Smaking\nCauses Lung Cancer, Disease,\nKings. 14mg. \"tar, 0.9 mg. nicoline; ghisKS 8 mg\nEmphysema, And May Complicate Pregnency.\n0.6mg niconne av per cigaretté byFIC Method\nMUST BE DIECUT TOSAL\nT\nEmerican Quality\nHARLEY\n/%\nCIGARETTES\nKings nicotire. Lights KS: 8mg \"tar.\"\nnicetine av per agarette by FTC Method\nT\nHARLEY\n1%\nFimerican Quality\nCIGARETTES\nKings 14mg \"tar, \"0.9 mg ricotire, Lrghts KS Bmg\na per cigarette by FTC Mathod\n7³\n2/14/95\nas\nDATE. 2/14/85\n.\n-\nDATE: UNITIDENT 20 PM\n151 QTN 95\nTC :\n7/9/95\n3/9/95\nbrants\nUN DEN' Pach sour\nto\nBRAND MARIFY\n2:065\nCLARLEY\nSIZECTAL 8577688\nEXIA\n63.5\n12.207\n12A\nsui\n1200\npreçess- 6002-242 BLKE WARMARCE\n292 WARM ad\nPMS\nIN'S\n5/8/95\n70-200-\nW.\n1680\n95-083\n3/4/95\nick ) inco it stin mither\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gtbj0072" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Attachment A\nMetro Non-Direct Distributor Retail Incentive Program\nOctober Feedback Form\nSections 13, 14, 21, 24, 32, 36, 42, 44, 53, 54\nDMs: Please complete this form if your District is participating in the NDD test\nand e-mail it to Rick Stirlen by Friday, November 5th.\nMarket/District:\n.\n1. What we liked about the program (built relationships, improved promotion delivery to the\ndesignated stores on time, reduced TSM/News America delivery requirements, etc.)\nPlease be as specific as possible:\n2. What we didn't like about the program (time consuming, no real improvement in\npromotion delivery, too hard to police, a waste of PM money, etc.) Again, please be as\nspecific as possible:\n3. We would\nwould not\nparticipate in the program again.\n4. What specific changes would you recommend making?\n5. The following summarizes District participation:\nA total of\nNDDs participated in the program.\nA total of\nkits were placed through these distributors as follows.\nDelivered by NDD / picked up by retailer\n.\nPicked up by TSMs\n.\nPicked up by News America reps\n.\n6. Other comments:" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Message\nFrom:\nCoston, Tina M. [Tina.Coston@mallinckrodt.com]\nSent:\n9/14/2015 6:14:40 PM\nTo:\nArevalo, Benjamin Benjamin.Arevalo@mallinckrodt.com]; Ashline, Laura A Laura.Ashline@mallinckrodt.com];\nBeers, Marion (Mott) [Marion.Mott@mallinckrodt.com]; Betz, Jennifer A Jennifer.Betz@mallinckrodt.com];\nBeverland, Michael S (Michael.Beverland@mallinckrodt.com]; Bogoni, Richard A\n[Richard.Bogoni@mallinckrodt.com]; Briggs, Jody L [Jody.Briggs@mallinckrodt.com]; Cano, Justin\n[Justin.Cano@mallinckrodt.com]; Clark, Jennifer lennifer.Clark@mallinckrodt.com]; Coston, Tina M.\nTina.Coston@mallinckrodt.com]; Dibble, Paul A [Paul.Dibble@mallinckrodt.com], Ehrhart, Carolyn\nJ\nCarolyn.Ehrhart@mallinckrodt.com]; Gorke, Daniel C[Daniel.Gorke@mallinckrodt.com]; Gula, Debbie A\n[Debbie.Gula@mallinckrodt.com); Hendrickson, Roy [Roy.Hendrickson@mallinckrodt.com]; Jaquish, Bill\n[William.Jaquish@mallinckrodt.com]; Johnson, Carrie M[Carrie.Johnson@mallinckrodt.com]; Morrow, William J\nWilliam.Morrow@mallinckrodt.com] Murphy, Jacqueline L (Brewster) [Jacqueline.Murphy@mallinckrodt.com]\nNewton, Kenneth [Kenneth.Newton@mallinckrodt.com]; Pollock, Daniel G (Daniel.Pollock@mallinckrodt.com]\nPrater, lan (an.Prater@mallinckrodt.com Spaulding, Eileen L. [Eileen.Spaulding@mallinckrodt.com]; Trask, William\nA [William.Trask@mallinckrodt.com]; Wheeling, Sarah E [Sarah.Wheeling@mallinckrodt.com]; Wright, Patrice A\nPatrice.Wright@mallinckrodt.com]\nSubject:\n09-14-15 Past Due Shop Orders.xls\nAttachments: 09-14-15 Past Due Shop Orders.xls\nAttached is today's Past Due Shop Order list. Hobart has 89 Past Due SO, with 2 closing and 11 new ones since 9/11/15.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkxv0247 MNKOI 0004261443" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "2/27/95\n*\nREVISED 2/24/95\nPHILIP MORRIS\nVIRGINIA SLIMS LEGENDS of TAMPA-ADVERTISING SCHEDULE\nTAMPA TRIBUNE\nAd size: 3c x 10.5\nFEBRUARY\nDAY\nDATE\nSections\nDeadlines\nTUESDAY\n1.4\nBAYLIFE\n2/9\nFRIDAY\n17\nWEEKEND\n2/14\nSUNDAY\n19\nBAYLIFE\n2/15\nTHURSDAY\n23\nFOOD\n2/17\nFRIDAY\n24\nWEEKEND\n2/21\nMARCH\nDAY\nDATE\nSections\nDeadlines\n* AD size\n6c\nx 10.5\nFRIDAY\n10\nSPORTS\n3/6\nFRIDAY\n10\nENTERTAINMENT\n3/6\nSUNDAY\n12\nBUSINESS\n3/8\nSUNDAY\n19\nSPORTS\n3/15\nFRIDAY\n23\nFOOD\n3/22\nFRIDAY\n28\nSPORTS\n3/28\nAPRIL\nDAY\nDATE\nSections\nDeadlines\n*Ad size:\n6c x 10.5\nSUNDAY\n2\nSPORTS\n3/29\nAd size: 3c x 10.5\nTHURSDAY\n5\nSPORTS\n4/3\nPost-It™ brand fax transmittal memo 7671\n# of pages\nTo PAM KAMINSKY\nFrom MICHELLE\nCo.\nCo.\nim\nDept.\nPhone #\nT'S\nFax #\nFax #\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fxkp0011" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Table II\nsuperior comparents of\n\"dirt\"\nTyler Mesh\nAl, ppm\nFe, ppm\nTi, ppm\nSi,%\nSand, %\n28\n1280\n700\n140\n0.52\n1.60\n32\n1350\n800\n170\n0.59\n2.17\n35\n1505\n970\n180\n0.7\n2.67\n42\n1525\n950\n193\n0.71\n2.62\n48\n1910\n1202\n385\n0.93\n5.95\n60\n2210\n1512\n453\n1.14\n4.70\n65\n2347\n1850\n314\n1.31\n8.41\n80\n2520\n1955\n505\n1.37\n6.44\n100\n3550\n2878\n960\n2.05\n8.89\n115\n5045\n3715\n951\n2.11\n13.69\n150\n5502\n4250\n1400\n3.93\n15.04\n200\n6875\n4710\n1475\n5.01\n19.57\n-200\n10242\n5369.\n1405\n8.38\n27.31\nSand\nParticle\nsize\nSt06 sosts\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gqpd0224" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "CONFIDENTIAL\nOutline of Potential Studies of Room-Aged Sidestream Smoke\n1.\nObjective\nTo determine the effects of chronic inhalation exposure to room-aged sidestream\ncigarette smoke (RASS) in mice. The respiratory system will be the primary focus of\nthis research.\n2.\nTest Substance\nRASS will constitute the test substance in this study. Standard reference\ncigarettes (University of Kentucky 1R4F) will be smoked in basic conformity with ISO\nstandards 3402,4387, and 3308. The sidestream smoke from these cigarettes will be\ncollected and aged in a small room (approximately 30m³ equipped with a ceiling fam.\nThe smoke from this room will be ducted to the animal exposure chamber.\nDiesel engine exhausti (DEE) with be generated under defined conditions (US 72\nFederal Test Protocol) for use as a control.\nThe validity of the study depends on a thorough characterization of the test\natmospliere. The primary measures will be total particulate mater (TPM), determined\ngravimetrically, and carbon monoxide, determined by nondispersive infared photometry\nof the gas/vapor phase. These measures will be made on a daily basis. There are other\nmeasures which will be made on a weekly. to quarterly basis. These include: particle size\ndistribution, carbon dioxide, nicotine, 3-ethenyl-pyridine, nitrogen oxides, formaldehyde,\nacrolein, solanesol, benzene, isoprene, 1,3-butadiene, ,.4-(N-methyl-N-nitrosamino)-1-(3-\npyridyl-1-butanone (NNK), N-nitrosodimethylamine (DMN), catechol, benzo(a)pyrene,\naniline, nitropyrene, heavy metals, sulfur dioxide, and total hydrocarbons. Methods can\nbe provided for all analyses.\n3.\nStudy Design\nExposure Group\nNumber of Animals\nMale Mice\nFemale Mice\nSham Exposed (Air)\n60\n60\nDEE\n60\n60\nLow Dose RASS\n60\n60:\nMedium Dose RASS\n60\n60\nHigh Dose RASS\n60\n60\nA group a sentinel animals will also be maintained.\nExposure will be.nose-only. for 6-7 hours per day, five days per week, 18 months.\n1\nCONFIDENTIAL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fshb0092" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "PILOT OIL DEMO PROFILE\nDescription\nStore\nAddress\nCity\nST\nOther\nFamilies\nFamilles\nFamilies\nNon-Family\nRenter\nOwner\nName\nEthnic\nWith o\nWith 1\nWith 2\nAnd One\nOccupied\nOccupied\nOrigin\nWorkers\nWorker\nOr More\nPerson\nUnits\nUnits\nHousehold\nWorkers\nHouseholds\nCluster-A\n0,57\n9.67\n27.03\n37.58\n25.78\n28.4\n71.6\nStore ID 112721\nPilot OilHwy 23\nWeber City\nVA\n0.23\n11.62\n29.46\n35.1\n23.94\n25.78\n74.22\nStore ID 164665\nPilot Oil\n6010 Pensyle Auburn\nCarneys Poin\nNJ\n0.49\n12.47\n28.85\n29.83\n29.1\n37.9\n62.1\nStore ID 293964\nPilot\n11304 I-40 E\nAmarillo\nTX\n5.95\n5.95\n26.19\n47.02\n20.83\n38.1\n61.9\nStore ID 318882\nPilot Oil\n6432 Asheville Hwy\nKnoxville\nTN\n0.44\n9,31\n26.16\n41.69\n22.62\n22.17\n77.83\nStore ID 318918\nPilot Oil\n1310 W Broadway\nMaryville\nTN\n0.82\n10.47\n26.49\n31.83\n31.21\n33,68\n66.12\nStore ID 319285\nPilot Oil\nHwy 27\nDaisy\nTN\n0\n10,92\n31\n35.81\n21.83\n19.21\n80.79\nStore ID 339023\nPilot Oil\n6141 Us 127 North\nEaton\nCH\n0.36\n8.3\n26.71\n41.88\n23.1\n25.63\n74.37\nStore ID 371344\nPilot Oil\n10258 Lancaster Rd\nHebron\nCH\n0.28\n9.24\n27.17\n37.54\n26.33\n25,49\n74.51\nStore ID 377301\nPilot Co\n1178 Nadeau Rd\nMonroe\nMI\n0.59\n8.41\n28.96\n37.77\n24.66\n25.64\n74.17\nStore ID 381647\nPilot Oil\n2020 Sw 135th Street\nOcala\nFL\n0.72\n15.22\n25.72\n28.99\n30.43\n35.14\n64.86\nStore ID 388257\nPilot Tra\nRoute 222 & 195\nPerryville\nMD\n0.72\n8,43\n25,78\n38.55\n27.23\n34.7\n65.3\nStore ID 392063\nPilot Oil\nHwy 231 S\nLebanon\nTN\n0.54\n7.26\n24.46\n44.35\n23.92\n28.49\n71.77\nStore ID 392271\nPilot Oil\n5180 Salt Springs Rd\nGirard\nCH\n0\n8.24\n30,77\n42,31\n19,23\n16.48\n83.52\nStore ID 392840\nPilot Oi\n1522 W Market\nBloomington\nIL\n0.35\n7.67\n18.82\n39.02\n34.84\n37.98\n62.02\nStore ID 421172\nPilot Oi\n5402 Rutledge Pike\nKnoxville\nTN\n0.33\n8.58\n23.1\n39,6\n29,04\n28.05\n71.95\nStore ID 501736\nPilot Oi\nHwy 441\nSevierville\nTN\n0.53\n8.27\n22.13\n42.4\n27.2\n35.73\n64.27\nStore ID 503626\nPilot Oi\n1100 East Main\nRogersville\nTN\n0.31\n12.23\n30.41\n27.9\n29.78\n30.72\n69.28\nStore ID 762638\nPilot Oi\nI-80 & State Road\nDrums\nPA\n0.26\n10.23\n27.37\n39.39\n23.27\n17.14\n82.86\nStore ID 763916\nPilot Oi\n6955 Theodore Dawes\nTheodore\nAL\n0.81\n7.01\n30.73\n41.24\n20.75\n25.61\n74.66\nStore ID 763951\nPilot Oi\nAsheville H 6 & Park\nKnoxville\nTN\n0\n9.47\n27.37\n44.21\n18.95\n21.05\n78.95\nCluster-B\n6.94\n3.47\n7.51\n12.72\n76.88\n87,86\n12.14\nStore ID 318894\nPilot Oi\n8311 Kingston Pk\nKnoxville\nTN\n8\n4\n8.8\n14.4\n73.6\n85.6\n14.4\nStore ID 570379\nPilot Oi\n2218 Cumberland Ave\nKnoxville\nTN\n4.17\n2.08\n4.17\n8.33\n85.42\n93.75\n6.25\nCluster-C\n0.46\n9.29\n24.8\n35.63\n30.25\n41.89\n58.11\nStore ID 265707\nPilot\nI-40 Mound City Exit\nWest Memphi:\nAR\n0.3\n8.96\n27.76\n35.82\n27.76\n44.48\n55.52\nStore ID 328067\nPilot Oi\n2501 Burr St\nGary\nIN\n0.22\n9,8\n32.9\n35.73\n21.57\n30.72\n69.28\nStore ID 344434\nPilot Oi\n3807 Statesville\nCharlotte\nNC\n0.38\n9.96\n22.22\n38,51\n29.31\n54.21\n45.98\nStore ID 386924\nPilot Trá\n120 Trinity Center\nNashville\nTN\n0.63\n8.75\n25.63\n37.5\n28,13\n44.38\n55.31\nStore ID 424073\nPilot Oil\nExit 398 Strawplains\nKnoxville\nTN\n0.44\n9,37\n24.62\n36.38\n29.41\n27.45\n72.55\nStore ID 447428\nPilot Oi\n1510 Cherry St\nKnoxville\nTN\n0.46\n10.65\n18.98\n32.41\n37.96\n41.67\n58.33\nStore ID 559049\nPilot Oi\n3100 Magnolia\nKnoxville\nTN\n0.29\n10.12\n21.41\n34.02\n34.46\n40,18\n59,97\nStore ID 591284\nPilot Oi\n2813 Dickerson Road\nNashville\nTN\n0.6\n4.98\n27.69\n39.44\n27.69\n45.02\n54.78\nStore ID 595807\nPilot Oi\n5002 Oaklawn Blvd\nHopewell\nVA\n0.99\n9.74\n24.85\n36.78\n28.63\n46.32\n53.68\nPage 10\n1912091902\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fhhh0022" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "MONTANA TAX INITIATIVE\nASSESSMENT REVIEW\nJuly 17, 1990\nAssessment\nAssessment\nAssessment\nTotal\n#1\n#2\n#3\nPhilip Morris\n$20,110\n$83,106\n$274,229\n$377,445\nReceived\n2/05/90\n3/30/90\nNot Rec'd\nR.J. Reynolds\n$15,905\n$58,380\n$192,641\n$266,926\nReceived\n1/25/90\n2/16/90\nNot Rec'd\nBrown & Williamson\n$ 5,756\n$23,069\n$ 76,121\n$104,946\nReceived\n1/11/90\n3/01/90\nNot Rec'd\nLorillard\n$ 4,220\n$15,749\n$ 51,968\n$ 71,937\nReceived\n1/12/90\n2/16/90\n5/10/90\nAmerican\n$ 3,509\n$13,696\n$ 45,195\n$ 62,400\nReceived\n3/01/90\n3/01/90\n6/07/90\nSTC\n$ 500\n$ 6,000\n$ 21,846\n$ 28,346\nReceived\nNot Rec'd\n3/08/90\n6/05/90\nTOTAL\n$50,000\n$200,000\n$662,000\n$912,000\nTotal Cash Received to Date: $368,509\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fhvw0101" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Minnesota\nCANDY & TOBACCO\nM\nDISTRIBUTORS\nAssociation, Inc.\nC\nT\n1123 PLYMOUTH BUILDING\nMINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402\n(612) 339-8121\nD\nA\nROBERT A. LEBENS\nExecutive Director\nJanuary 18, 1989\nJOSEPH ROBBIE\nExecutive Vice President\nOFFICERS\nJAMES EIDSVOLD\nHenry's Candy Co.\nPresident\nMr. Samuel D. Chilcote, Jr.\nRALPH SMITH\nPresident, Tobacco Institute\nGranite City Jobbing Co.\n1875 I Street N. W.\nImmediate Past President\nWashington, D. C. 20006\nARNOLD \"BUZZ\" DASS\nTyler Wholesale Co.\nVice President\nDear Mr. Chilcote,\nDAVID HERMEL\nHermel Candy & Tobacco Co.\nEnclosed you will find your letter of\nTreasurer\nDecember 19, 1988 signed by both Bob Lebens\nAUDREY NESSHEIM\nand Jim Eidsvold, our president.\nSecretary\nPlease note Mr. Lebens has only one \"e\" in\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\nhis name.\nLAUREN ETTESVOLD\nWe sincerely appreciate the cooperation and\nFairmont Wholesale Co.\nChairman of the Board\nhelp from the Tobacco Institute.\nDIRECTORS\nSincerely,\nBOYD HOUSER\nMember Emeritus\nMINNESOTA CANDY & TOBACCO\nLYMAN EIDSVOLD\nDISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION\nMember Emeritus\nROSS AMUNDSON\n(ludrey\nAmundson Cigar & Candy Co.\nEnc.\nAudrey Nessheim,\nS e C I e t a r y\nJOE CUMMINGS\nL.\nFargo-Moorhead Jobbing Co.\nTOM EIDSVOLD\nHenry's Candy Co.\nJAMES HOUSER\nBoyd Houser Candy & Tobacco Co.\nPETER JUDE\nJude Candy & Tobacco Co.\nDAVID SANDSTROM\nAI Sandstrom Co.\nJAMES WATSON\nWatson Candy & Tobacco Co.\nTI12051340\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kxgd0026" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "DRAFT---DRAFT-DRAFT-\nMemorandum\nTO: Distribution\nFR: Walter Woodson\n1\nRE: 1999 We Card Program\nDT: November 24, 1998\nAs follow up to a recent note distributed to the Executive Committee that\ndetailed end-of-the-year funding requirements for the We Card program, I\nam sending you a summary of We Card activity since we help create the\nprogram back in 1995, along with the coalition's 1999 plan and budget\nddcument.\nThe funding requirement is $3,400,000 which excludes year 2000 printing\nand production requirements. This plan continues We Card training and\nstate coalition efforts along with maintenance levels of kit distribution.\nAs outlined in the budget summary document, We Card is spending the\nremaining 1998 budget on materials to be used in 1999. The previous\nbudget request you received in the amount of $420,000 for the end of the\nyear can be rolled into 1999's budget as long as we establish a mechanism-1 to\nprovide uninterrupted funding to the We Card program\nAttachments\n4\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqdj0169" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Message\nFrom:\nTerp, Jennifer L [Jennifer.Terp@mallinckrodt.com]\nSent:\n8/14/2014 7:39:19 PM\nTo:\nAdams, Rose H [Rose.Adams2@mallinckrodt.com]; Banks, Sharron [Sharron.Banks@mallinckrodt.com]; Bullerdick,\nJennifer M hifer.Bullerdick@mallinckrodt.com]; Coffey, Tracey R Tracey.Coffey@mallinckrodt.com]; Palmer,\nShelley [Shelley.Palmer@mallinckrodt.com]; Pharmaceuticals, Dosage Products Division\n[DPHARMA@mallinckrodt.com]; Rehkop, Brenda D [Brenda.Rehkop@mallinckrodt.com]; Sechrist, Bill\n[Bill.Sechrist@mallinckrodt.com]; Tharp, Tracey L racey.Tharp@mallinckrodt.com]; Elmore, Sylvia A (Aubuchon)\n[Sylvia.Elmore@mallinckrodt.com]; Goodwin, Kellen R [Kellen.Goodwin@mallinckrodt.com]; Knapp, Jeffrey A\nJeffrey.Knapp@mallinckrodt.com] Niemira, Josie Josie.Niemira@mallinckrodt.com]; Gregory, Brian S\n[Brian.Gregory@mallinckrodt.com\nSubject:\nGeneric Allocations 8/14/14 pm\nAttachments: 08.14.14pm.xls\nHello!\nAttached is an additional allocation file. Please note the expedited shipping on McKesson's orders. Sending over the\nHydro 10/325 in preparation of a release.\nPlease let me know if you have any questions.\nThank you!\nJen Terp I Sr Marketing Analyst, Specialty Generics\nMallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals\n325 McDonnell Blvd I Hazelwood, MO, 63042 I USA\nT: 314.654.3461\njennifer.terp@mallinckrodt.com I www.mallinckrodt.com\nThis information may be confidential and/or privileged. Use of this information by anyone other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you receive this in error, please\ninform the sender and remove any record of this message.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kypl0242\nMNKOI 0003484759" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE\nfile\n1875 I STREET. NORTHWEST\nWASHINGTON, DC 20006\nSeptember 15, 1981\n202/457-4800 800/424-9876\ndelete requests\nMr. Edward A. Singer\nCOMPUTER DYNAMICS, INC.\n4044 South 28th Street\nArlington, VA 22206\nRe: Industry Programs - 1407\nUpdates\nDear Ed:\nPlease run detail reports for the following access numbers :\nAcc 004370\n004372\n640018\n640021.\n003254\n640096\nThese are to be delivered to my attention.\nAfter the detail reports have been prepared, you are to delete\nthe records from ithe T.I.P. file.\nThank you for your service.\nCordially,\nGeorge Yenowine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hzjn0044\nTI49050742" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Source: MSA\nSource: MSA\nTOTAL R.J. REYNOLDS\n6MM SHARE\nCalifornia\nSHARE\n27\n26.5\n26\n25.5\n25\n24,5\n24\n23.5\n120\nNYT\nNYT\nJN\nEXHIBIT J\nTOTAL PHILIP MORRIS\nTOTAL INDUSTRY\n6MM SHARE\n6MM UNIT VOLUME (BILLIONS)\nCalifornia\nCalifornia\nSHARE\n6MM VOLUME\n52\n29\n29\n50\n28\n28\n48\n27\n27\n46\n26\n26\n44\n25\n25\nNVT\nJN\nJN\nJN\nJNN\nJN\nVN\nJNN\nNYT\nSource: MSA\nTOTAL ALL OTHER MANUFACTURERS\n6MM SHARE\nCalifornia\nSHARE\n31\n27\n30\n26.5\n29\n26\n28\n25.5\n27\n25\n26\n24.5\n25\n24\n24\n23.5\n23\n965\n001\nJN\nNYT\nAN\nSource: MSA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jjnh0045\n52\n50\n48\n46\n44\n31\n30\n29\n28\n27\n26\n25\n24\n23" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Message\nFrom:\nWessler, Michael [Michael.Wessler@mallinckrodt.com]\nSent:\n1/30/2014 8:55:40 AM\nTo:\nJames Giroux [igiroux@wilsondow.com]; Horton, DJ [David.Horton2@mallinckrodt.com]\nCC:\nMcDonald, Nick (Nick.McDonald@mallinckrodt.com]; Jason Hecker jhecker@wilsondow.com]; Tim Wolfe\n[twolfe@wilsondow.com]; Brendel, Diane Diane.Brendel@mallinckrodt.com]; Falcone, Melissa M\n[Melissa.Falcone@mallinckrodt.com]\nSubject:\nRE: General Session Scenarios\nAttachments: 14006_Mallinckrodt 795 Launch_Scenario Scripts_vla MW edits.docx\nNice work please see my recommendations/comments Melissa/Diane please weigh in\nMike\nFrom: James Giroux [mailto:jgiroux@wilsondow.com]\nSent: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 4:48 PM\nTo: Horton, DJ; Wessler, Michael\nCc: McDonald, Nick; Jason Hecker; Tim Wolfe\nSubject: General Session Scenarios\nDJ, Mike and Nick,\nWe have attached the first full script of the first 2 Theater Scenarios for your review. Once you have had a chance to\nabsorb and converse, we are standing by to complete the other two and then send to the entire team.\nPlease do not hesitate to reach out to us with any questions.\nThank you.\nJames\njames giroux\nI\n1006 S michigan ave\nI\nste 800 I chicago il I 60606\nwilson dow group\nI\nW 312.922.1950\n1 312.922.1951 773.680.2211\nwww.wilsondow.com\nUpload large files here:\nhttp:lldropbox.yousenditcom/JamesGiroux\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gskm0251\nMNKOI 0005176478" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Message\nFrom:\nBullerdick, Jennifer M Jennifer.Bullerdick@mallinckrodt.com\nSent:\n9/16/2014 9:18:46 PM\nTo:\nKazemi, Kian L [Kian.Kazemi@mallinckrodt.com] Cardetti, Lisa M [Lisa.Cardetti@mallinckrodt.com] New, Bonnie\nI\nBonnie.New@mallinckrodt.com]; Nickelson, Trudy Trudy.Nickelson@mallinckrodt.com]\nCC:\nWilliams, Jane L Jane.WILLIAMS@mallinckrodt.com]; Montgomery, Marc [Marc.Montgomery@mallinckrodt.com\nSubject:\nHB-APAP CII Proposal Update\nAttachments: HB-APAP CII Pricing for Contracts 9-16-14.xlsx\nThe contracts are being updated accordingly with the requested changes and will be sent out as soon as\npossible. Attached is the updated file that reflects the revised information (rebates and pricing) - all contact changes\nwill be captured in the proposal only and updated within the Contracts database. Please review and let us know of any\nchanges needed.\nWe are still on track for potentially delivering to customers tomorrow - Wednesday 9/17 (will likely be later in the day\nthough). Executive management is still working through some details which need to be finalized prior to sending\nanything to customers. Please hold off on sending any of the finalized letters until you receive confirmation from me\nthat it is approved. Once we get the go ahead we can work out the distribution logistics and proceed with the heads up\ncall(s) - will have to play this one by ear but I will provide an update as soon as I receive feedback.\nIn addition, I will be sending over the remaining materials to include in the launch packet: Sell Sheet, HDMA Forms, and\nTechnical Data Sheets. These (as appropriate) must be included with the New Product Addition Proposal when\nsending. In addition, I will include the list of items to reference for talking points regarding the higher pricing structures,\nas well as the standard verbiage to include when drafting your customer e-mail communication.\nPlease let me know if you have any questions/concerns.\nThank you again for all your assistance with this!\nJennifer Bullerdick I Product Manager, Specialty Generics\nMallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals\n675 McDonnell Blvd. I Hazelwood, MO 63042 I USA\nT: 314.654.3735 I M: 314.258.0106\njennifer.bullerdick@mallinckrodt.com I www.mallinckrodt.com\nThis information may be confidential and/or privileged. Use of this information by anyone other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you receive this in error, please\ninform the sender and remove any record of this message.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hrhl0247\nMNKOI 0004367797" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "THE FOLLOWING FILE(S) ERASED\nOPTION\nFILE FILE TYPE\n090 TRANSMISSION\nERRORS\n4) NO FACSIMILE CONNECTION\n3) NO ANSWER\n2) BUSY\n1) HANG UP OR LINE FAIL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khpy0098\nTRANSMISSION RESULT REPORT\nPHILIP MORRIS\n(AUTO)\nPAGE RESULT\n01 OK\n80118527746146\n(OCT 11 '94 01:37PM)\nTEL NO." } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "MSG FROM: TCOLLAMO - - VUS0212A TO: PDAVISI -VUS0212A\n07/16/93 13:19:22\nTo: PDAVIS1 --VUS0212A Philip Davis\nFrom: Thomas J. Collamore\n2062364125\nSubject: POLICY GROUP LUNCH\nIf your plans change please feel free to attend\nit just would have been\nforever to get the group together if we didn/t proceed.\nTC\nSource: :ttps://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kjnm0023" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "3\nJames Feron\nSmoking's Still a Burning Issue\nBy LENA WILLIAMS\nWHITE PLAINS\nproposal by the County\ni\nBoard of Health to prohibit\nsmoking in theaters, hospi-\ntals, schools and restau-\nrants except in designated areas\nappears to be going up in smoke\namid intense lobbying by the to-\nbacco industry and restaurateurs.\nUnder pressure from the state's\nRestaurant Association, which be-\nlieves the ban would result in eco-\nnomic disaster and would be unen-\nforcable, the first draft approved in\nApril requiring restaurants that\nseated 100 or more to have desig-\nnated smoking areas, was revised\nto apply to such restaurants only if\nthey `have two or more dining\nThe\nrooms.\nfor\nMeanwhile, a portion of the ordi-\nnance that would have required\nplaces of work with 10 or more per-\nsons in one office to have desig-\nnated smoking areas was rewritten\nto include only those that \"the pub-\nlic must enter to receive services.\"\nThe Dettmann Archive\nThe board has denied that the\nrevisions were concessions, assert-\n'Would you object to my smoking a cigarette?' 'Certainly\ning instead they were an attempt to\nnot, providing they are Ogden's Guinea Gold. \"Today\nestablish a code that would not be\nimpractical to business and yet\nconcerned nonsmokers and the tobacco industry are in\nrealistic from a medical viewpoint.\nconflict about smoking in public places\nBut lobbyists for nonsmokers see\nthe revisions as evidence that they\ncode, it enacted, could result in loss\nand competitive ability to attract\nare losing ground to big business.\ntax revenues up to $25 million a\nnew business investment and jobs.\nAlthough the board said that it\nyear.\nAnd while James M. Jones, presi-\nwould weigh arguments from both\n\"The county's acting Health\ndent of the Board of Health, toid\nsides before final adoption of the or-\nCommissioner has acknowledged\nrepresentatives from the business\ndinance, supporters of the ban ex-\nthat smoking does not present a\ncommunity at a meeting last week\npressed fears that the board might\nhealth hazerd for nonsmokers but\nthat an antismoking code similar to\nbe swayed if an antisinoking code\nrather constitutes a health nui-\nthe one proposed here had been\nposed an economic threat to the\nsance,\" Harold Vogt, president of\nenacted in Rockland County with no\ncounty.\nthe Chamber of Commerce wrote in\nadverse affect on private industry,\n\"It boils down to money versus\na statement presented to the Board\nbusiness leaders were still demand-\nhealth,\" said a woman who identi-\nof Health and the Bonrd of Legisla-\ning that the Westchester code be re-\nfied herself as a concerned non-\ntors. \"As a nuisance, the effect of\nwritten or that action on it be\nsmoker. Her sentiment met with\nsmoking is a matter of subjective\ndelayed.\nopposition from representatives of\ninterpretation and individual\nThe New York State Restaurant\nthe Tobacco Institute and the White\npreference rather than one of uni-\nAssociation, a trade group repre-\nPlains Regional Chamber of Com-\nversal negative consequence.\"\nsenting 6,000 food outlets in the\nmerce who cited scientific findings\nMany retailers have insinuated in\nstate, has asked that all restaurants\nthat there were no health hazards\nstatements made to the board that\nbe exempted from the ordinance\npresented for nonsmokers exposed\nthe imposition of a stringent antis-\nand allowed to institute their own\nto cigarette smoke under normal\nmoking code might enforce them to\nvoluntary program.\ncircumstances. At the same time,\nleave the county and could serve as\nFinal action on the ordinance is\nthey said, research found that the\na deterrent to the county's effort\nexpected in August.\nN.Y. Time 7/2/78\nTI22002443\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kqwn0034" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "JAN 02 '96 01:54PM SCHWEITZER-MAUDUIT INT7705877018\nP.2/3\nPHILIP IORRIS/SCHWEITZER-MAUDUIT INTERNATIONAL\nMONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS\nDECEMBER 1995\nPRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL\nGENERAL BUSINESS ISSUES\nThe spin-off of SMI from Kimberly-Clark was successfully accomplished on\n11/30/95. The transition overall went very smoothly; most product and\npackaging and labeling has already been converted to the SMI name and logo.\nMeeting held with Bob Latshaw and Richard Kelly to review SMI capacity\nplanning and to discuss cigarette paper margins.\nSMI announced that it will shut down the reconstituted tobacco leaf operation\nat Spotswood, New Jersey due to loss of business with B&W and Lorillard.\nShutdown will occur by mid-1996 and will result in elimination of 50\npositions in the mill.\nPulp prices have moderated with a rollback in December on Northern softwood\nfrom $985 to $930 per metric ton.\nNew price lists were issued effective January 1, 1996 that reflect a one to\ntwo percent guaranteed price reduction on wood-based papers.\nPRODUCT DEVELOPMENT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nThe STAR process started up successfully in early December. A project review\nand process demonstration was held with Jack Nelson and Ken Houghton from PM.\nMOD process trials in December continued to experience trouble with belt\nseizing and leaks. High speed studies are underway to address the problem\nof band skidding and splashing at high speeds.\nRolls of low sidestream paper were successfully produced for coating with a\nflavorant at an outside printer.\nA ten pallet trial quantity of mouthpiece paper was produced at Lee as the\nnext step in qualifying SMI on this product.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqcp0017" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Marlboro\nGRAN COMPETENCIA '99\nNochese6Baile\nGran Premio Nacional $10,000\nPremios en Efectivo Para Ganadores\nLocales, Regionales y Nacionales\n¡Lo sentimos! No hay más formularios de participación.\nOtros formularios de participación están disponibles enla casilla del DJ,\n16 mg \"tar,\" 1.1 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method.\nADVERTENCIA DEL CIRUJANO GENERAL:\nDejar de Fumar Ahora Reduce Mucho\nLos Graves Riesgos Para Su Salud.\n.5\" Pocket\n11.5\"Live\n12\" Trim\nTAKE ONE DISPLAY\ni capps!\n7\nScale: 1°\nIditital\nLive: 11.5\" x 17 5\"\nde Rake $969 41517 006 R2 Take\nFodder 41527 PA426 CA Noches 1999\n8/1400\nTrim:\npsu\nFonts\nArea (Trim): 216\"\nPlaced Art\nSpanish Exhibit 18 18 pt. T&N\nL\nMARLBORO\nNOCHES DE BAILE\no\nEASEL CARD (SALSA)\nSource: http://industrydocuments.library.ucsf.edu/tobacco/docs/hzgn0164" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "A-2\npossibility that advertising expenditures are a function of\ncigarette sales, rather than the reverse; that is,\nmanufacturers devote a relatively fixed proportion of\nrevenues to advertising, and ad expenditures rise or fall\nas company sales increase or decrease [Cite to two\nstudies] Other analyses have identified a statistically\nsignificant relationship and concluded that, in the\naggregate, increased advertising expenditures do lead to\nincreased sales although typically the estimated effect of\nadvertising expenditures on consumption is small [Cite to\neight studies].\" Report at 499 (emphasis added) .\nThe Surgeon General's section on advertising concludes,\n\"There is no scientifically rigorous study available to the\npublic that provides a definitive answer to the basic\nquestion of whether advertising and promotion increase the\nlevel of tobacco consumption.\" Report at 512.\nTIMN 300482\nSource: :ttps://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kjyv0142.." } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Complete LII Accountability Logbook\n1.\nMaintain Housekeeping for Middle & IA\n2.\nRestock Station Supplies\nRestock Lens Paper\nClean Line II F.S. Grinder\n3.\nClean RLB BW Grinder\n4.\nSamples Pending\n5.\nTechnician\n11pm- 7am C.C.Cobb\n7am- 3pm WENdEll MCCAllistER C\n3pm-11pm WENdEll McCAllistER B\nComments:\n11-7 \"D\" OFF standard CFS50-2 ) For sample pickup\nAnc to New sampling procedure; see\nFor details concerning sample pichap. Live 2 down\nFor N 45 mins For blade change | training ergo\nNo sample For 0400 , Two Urea batch samples\naccepted For use.\n0367.MJ2\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbd0117\nLINE II REPORT\nShift\nD\nP\nDate 11-18-89\nYes\nme\nyer,\nYes\nair\nben\nYes\ntas\nLyn,\nlev\nics\nthe\nthat\nYes\nthe\nNA\nN/A\nfir\nND\nYES/NO\nYES/NO\nYES/NO" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Innovator Industry:\nDaniel Cohen, MALS, Executive Vice President, Government & Public Relations, Kem\nPharm, Inc.\nCDER, FDA:\nEllen Fields, Deputy Director, Division of Anesthesia, Analgesia, and Addiction Products,\nOffice of New Drugs, CDER\nPatrick Raulerson, Regulatory Counsel, Office of Regulatory Policy, CDER\nJames Tolliver, Ph.D., Pharmacologist, Controlled Substance Staff, CDER\nAlthough both generic and branded representatives agreed on certain issues, such as that\nproduct specific guidelines would be helpful to all stakeholders, the majority of the panel\nwas spent debating the necessity of category 2 and 3 testing if a generic passes category\n1 testing.\nIn response to Teva Pharmaceutical's Gregg DeRosa, ADC's Dan Cohen argued that\nbecause testing is so product-specific, category 1 testing may not be predictive for\ncategories 2-3 and that Category 1, 2 & 3 abuse-deterrent data still necessary to\ndemonstrate that a generic product \"is no less abuse-deterrent than its reference listed\ndrug (RLD) with respect to all potential routes of abuse.\"\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fkhy0236\nMNKOI 0001045823" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Stores not properly included as Sample Stores are included in the Weekly Accelerated Data; or\nSample Stores for which IRI/CRI actually had data are improperly dropped in the processing.\nFor example, it will be a Material Error if IRI and CRI mistakenly include three (3) stores and mistakenly\nexclude three (3) other stores.\n4. Causal and Pricing Thresholds\nIt will be a Material Error if (i) the reported distribution, (ii) the reported percentage of stores selling\nproduct, (iii) the reported percentage of convenience stores or tobacco outlets offering money off, or (iv) the\nreported percentage of convenience stores or tobacco outlets offering bonus product, is inaccurate by two\npercentage points (2pp) or more (not rounded) for those brands listed in Attachment 1 that PM USA so\nidentifies in writing at least one (1) week before such data is reported, or by seven percentage points (7pp) or\nmore (not rounded) for all other brands listed in Attachment 1.\nIt will be a Material Error if (i) the reported net price, (ii) the reported effective price, (iii) the reported\nmoney off value (iv) the reported lowest net price, excluding PM USA Premium brands, (v) the reported\nlowest effective price excluding PM USA Premium brands, or (vi) the reported difference between the net\nprice of Marlboro and the lowest effective price excluding PM USA Premium brands is inaccurate by two\ncents ($0.02) or more (not rounded) per pack for convenience stores or twenty cents ($0.20) or more (not\nrounded) per carton for tobacco outlets, for Marlboro, for the actual lowest excluding PM USA Premium\nbrands, and for other brands in Attachment 1 that PM USA so identifies in writing at least one (1) week before\nsuch data is reported, or by seven cents ($0.07) or more (not rounded) per pack for convenience stores or\nseventy cents ($0.70) or more (not rounded) per carton for tobacco outlets for all other brands listed in\nAttachment 1.\n5. PM Focus Areas\nFrom time to time, PM USA may designate a specified Tobacco Product (e.g. Chesterfield, Blend 27,\nMarlboro 72mm) within a specified releasable geography (e.g. Region 5 C-Stores) as an Area of Focus.\nBeginning four (4) weeks after receiving notification of an Area of Focus in writing and until receiving notice\nto the contrary from PM USA, the Area of Focus will be deemed to be included on Attachment 1 for the\npurposes of evaluating Material Error for weekly share and share change. However, PM USA cannot\ndesignate more than four (4) Areas of Focus simultaneously.\nIt will be a Material Error if weekly share/share change is inaccurate to the degree specified for such\nmeasurement in Paragraph 1 of this Exhibit D within the geography specified. For example, if PM USA\ndesignates Marlboro 72mm in Region 5 C-Stores as an Area of Focus, then it will be a Material Error if the\nreported share or share change of Marlboro 72mm in Region 5 C-Stores is inaccurate by one tenth of one\nshare point (0.10) unrounded or more.\nNotwithstanding anything to the contrary in sections 1-5 of this Exhibit or any other provision of the\nAgreement, the following shall not constitute Material Errors:\nErrors that would not have been Material Errors but for errors made by MSA,\nPM3006034855\n3006034855\n3006034855\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fkgw0218" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The Washjugton Times\nPAGE A4 / WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1994 *\nnipulation of nicotine has been\nofficials on Y-1. Thomas E. San-\ncarried out by some, even before\ndefur, the company's chairman\ntobacco seeds were planted in the\nand chief executive, is to testify\nfields,\" he said.\nbefore the same panel tomorrow.\nInstead of the 2.5 percent to 3.5\nIn his investigation of tobacco\npercent nicotine content in the\nindustry records and practices,\nleaves of most varieties of to-\nDr. Kessler said he discovered that\nHigh-nicotime leaf\nbacco, Y-1 is about 6 percent nio-\nsix-major cigarette makers use\nour e, Dr. Kessler-said\nammonia-as-an\nBrown & Williamson's state\n\"Ammonia technology enables\nment did not address the incon-\nmore nicotine to be delivered to\nsistencies in its responses to FDA\nthe smoker,\" he said.\nused in cigarettes,\nFDA chief claims\nmates are, that they are addicted.\nBy Ronald A. Taylor\nSeventy-four to 90 percent of peo-\nTHE WASHINGTON TIMES\nple who use cigarettes end up ad-\nU.S. smokers are exposed to a\ndicted,\" the FDA chief said.\nhigh-nicotine cigarette made from\nSince 1993, cigarettes contain-\na hybrid, genetically engineered\ning the secretly cultivated hybrid\ntobacco plant developed secretly\nY-1 tobacco have been sold in\nin Brazil, Food and Drug Adminis-\nBrown & Williamson's Raleigh\ntration Commissioner David Kess-\nLights, Richland Lights, Viceroy,\nler charged yesterday.\nViceroy Lights and Richland King\nAssertions about the secret\nSize brands, Dr. Kessler said.\nproject by the Brown & William-\nAfter denying that it was in-\nson -Tobacco Co. and about other\nvolved in the production of Y-1, the\nmanufacturers treating their ciga-\ncompany told the FDA that 3.5 mil-\nrettes with ammonia as an \"impact\nlion to 4 million pounds of Y-1 to-\nbooster\" were at the heart of dra-\nbacco are being stored in company\nmatic testimony before a House\nwarehouses in the United States,\nEnergy and Commerce subcom-\nhe said.\nmittee by the FDA chief, a phy-\n\"Dr. Kessler has totally blown\nsician and advocate of strict reg-\nthis issue out of proportion,\"\nulation of tobacco products.\nBrown & Williamson said in a\nDr. Kessler said his \"painstak-\nstatement yesterday.\ning investigation\" resulted in con-\nDr. Kessler's testimony came\nclusions that \"lay to rest any notion\nbefore Rep. Henry A. Waxman's\nthat there is no manipulation and\nsubcommittee. on health, which is\ncontrol of nicotine undertaken in\nconsidering a bill that would treat\nthe tobacco industry.\"\ntobacco as a drug and could lead to\nRep. Alex McMillan, North\nsevere restrictions on its availabil-\nCarolina Republican, challenged\nity.\nDr. Kessler's assertion that the\nDr. Kessler said his goal is to\ncigarette-manufacturing process\nreduce the amount of nicotine in\namounts to manipulation of nic-\ncigarettes to below addictive lev-\notine content.\nels. \"I think it's scientifically pos-\n\"Well, since you regulate it, is\nsible to reduce addictiveness,\" he\n80-proof bourbon worse than,\nsaid.\nwhat, 12-percent-alcohol-content\n\"One company's documents\nbeer?\" Mr. McMillan asked.\nconfirm that one of the intended\n\"And, in fact, the issue with al-\npurposes [of using ammonia] is to\ncohol is that alcohol is regulated,\nmanipulate nicotine delivery to\nin certain instances as a food and\nthe smoker,\" Dr. Kessler said.\nin certain instances as a drug,\"\nBrown & Williamson's state-\nsaid Mr. McMillan, whose state is\nment said it no longer includes the\na major tobacco producer.\nhigh-nicotine tobacco in its ciga-\n\"The issue, congressman, is\nrettes.\nwhether there is manipulation and\nThe use of the hybrid is part of\ncontrol of that level,\" Dr. Kessler\nan effort to develop a tobacco from\nsaid.\nwhich the tar can be removed\n\"There is a vast difference in\nwithout inhibiting the nicotine-\nthe percent of people who use al-\ndriven flavor of a cigarette, Dr.\nAP\ncohol. You can use alcohol and only\nKessler said.\nDavid Kessler, head of the Food and Drug Administration, testifies\n8 to 15 percent end up, the esti-\n\"We have discovered that ma-\nore a House subcommittee yesterday about a secret, hybrid tobacco.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kxck00482709-0176" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "= 13:25 TC Eric FRI10. 24 0245\nFFE:\n01\nCOUNTRY\nHONG KONG\nMONTR\nMARCII\n4. PUBLIC AFFAIRS\nTocacco Tax Increase In Line With Inflation\nThe 10% cigarette tax increase announced by the\nHong Kong Financial Secretary was seen to be fair and\nbalanced.\nBATCo document for Mayo Clinic 26 March 02\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fgvw0027" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "U.S. Unmanufactured Tobacco Imports for Consumption from Selected Countries\n(Metric Tons declared weight, calendar years)\n1975\n:\n1976\n:\n1977\n:\n1978\n:\n1979\n:\n1980 1/:\n1981 1/:\n1982 1/:\n1983 1/:\n1984 1/\nCanada\n1,874\n2,599\n1,502\n2,926\n6,026\n5,043\n3,860\n7,298\n8,525\nN/A\nMexico\n3,265\n5,147\n6,473\n9,522\n10,842\n9,063\n7,135\n6,494\n12,354\nN/A\nCen. America\n5,088\n3,540\n5,282\n6,233\n6,652\n4,660\n8,783\n4,826\n9,970\nN/A\nBrazil\n8,465\n10,767\n14,635\n13,819\n18,395\n22,033\n28,630\n30,425\n52,961\nN/A\nItaly\n7,491\n11,969\n11,442\n8,641\n12,959\n9,313\n11,095\n7,913\n11,000\nN/A\nGreece *\n448\n244\n389\n343\n402\n1,221\n4,125\n3,383\n3,123\nN/A\nArgentina\n4,755\n3,983\n3,437\n3,090\n3,189\n3,524\n3,013\n3,970\n7,350\nN/A\nMalawi\n145\n731\n1,050\n1,212\n3,235\n2,700\n2,269\n1,790\n4,681\nN/A\nZimbabwe\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n3,965\n2,681\n571\n1,633\nN/A\nIndia\n263\n205\n808\n196\n313\n670\n1,002\n804\n397\nN/A\ns. Korea\n6,880\n7,954\n9,551\n7,896\n9,442\n8,930\n15,137\n8,250\n12,781\nN/A\nPhilippines\n8,714\n7,615\n6,404\n7,206\n6,335\n6,747\n5,663\n5,771\n6,833\nN/A\nThailand\n238\n717\n1,516\n2,150\n3,189\n4,368\n6,444\n9,178\n4,778\nN/A\nOthers 3/\n97,669\n85,323\n80,956\n89,167\n90,125\n96,389\n98,585\n93,779\n102,792\nN/A\nTotal\n145,296\n140,794\n143,445\n152,401\n171,099\n178,626\n198,422\n184,452\n239,178\n195,000 : 2/\n1/ Includes \"tobacco manufactured or not manufactured, not specially provided for\".\n2/ Estimated.\n31 Largely oriental tobacco.\n*\nother than oriental tobacco\nTobacco, Cotton and Seeds Division\nFAS/USDA - January 10, 1985\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjhc0033" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "WFA\nM\nA\nDRAFT\nGENERAL\nI.\nInformation versus persuasion\nAcceptance of advertising concepts (image)\nAdvertising effectiveness\nHealth issue\n11. LEGAL\nAdvertising and labelling (distinction)\nTaxation and deductibility\nConcept of unfair advertising\nIndividual rights v/s advertising\nLegislation v/s self-regulation\nCopyright\n111. INTERNAL\nHorizontal v/s Vertical\nSelf-regulation in other channels of communication\nPolitical advertising\nIV. EXTERNAL\nAdvertising and sustaining development (growth)\nAdvertising as a polluter\nRelationship advertisers/suppliers\nOpening new markets\nHelp create new Associations\nMEDIA\nV.\nMedia owning and buying (concentration)\nMedia research\nMedia relationship\nOpen sky policy\nVI. SPECIFIC ISSUES\nAdvertising and Children\nWomen and minority groups in advertising\nLess developed/non-educated consumers (exploitation)\nBrands v/s private labels\nProduction costs\nVII. STRUCTURAL\nDevelopment of relationship with Chapters\nInformation system\nRecruitment\nLowest priorily\n:\n=\nHighest priority\nJ\n=\nPlanning Committee/Jacques Glain . 4/6/93)\n(Source\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fhcy0191\nWFA ISSUES FOR COMPANIES\nPriority Code\n1\n4\n/\n1\n3\n1\n1\n1\n4\n1\n3\nHU'A/IL/M93-42" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Redacted - A/C Privilege\nCarla West\nGlobal Medical Affairs Department Coordinator\nMallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals\n675 McDonnell Blvd. I Hazelwood MO 63042 I 301-4-W\nT: 314-654-3751 F: 314-654-3321\nCarla.West@Mallinckrodt.com I www.mallinckrodt.com\nThis information may be confidential and/or privileged. Use of this information by anyone other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you\nreceive this in error, please inform the sender and remove any record of this message.\n/\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxxn0244 MNKOI 0003866564" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "LICKISING\nRETAIL\nAUTHORITY\nlicense required (retail\none license per POB; no\ngross misdemeanor\nNEVADA\nN/A\nfee for retail dealer's\nlicense requirement does\nnot specify vending\nlicense\nmachines, but \"cigarette\nvending machine operator\"\nis defined as \"any person\nlicensed to sell\ncigarettes by means of\ntoin-operated machines.*\nDepartment of\n(§ 370.015)\n(§S 370.080, 370.150)\nTaxation\none license per operator;\none license per POB; $10\nmisdemeanor or felony (for\nNEW HAMPSHIRE\nwillful violation)\n$70 per two year term\nviolation of chapter 78,\nper two year term\nwhich includes\nprovisions prohibiting\nsales to minors\n155 78:2, 78:4)\n(§S 78:2, 78:4)\n(§5 78:2, 21-J:39)\n(SS 78:6, 78:12-b.)\nState Tax\nCommission\none license per machine;\ncivil fine $250; each day\none license per POB; $40\nNEM JERSEY\npossible suspension or\nper year ($50 starting\n$40 per year ($50 starting\nrevocation (after second\na separate violation\nin 1997)\noffense)\n1997)\n(§S 54:40A-3 and 4)\n(SS 54:40A-3 and 4)\n(SS 54:40A-4.1; 2A:170-\n(§ 54:40A-24)\nDivision of\n51)\nTaxation\nnot specified by statute\nregistration required; no\nN/A\nregistration required; no\nNEW MEXICO\nfurther info specified in\nfurther info specified in\nstatute\nstatute\n(§ 7-12-9)\n($ 7-12-9)\nTaxation and\nRevenue\nDepartment\nPOB * Place of Business\nn/\naccess to tobacco products.\nVENDING\nSTATE/\nFOR VIOLATIONS BY LICKESKE\nMACHINE\nPERIALTY SALE\nLOCAL\nNOTES/FITRESS\nw/o LICKESE\nLICKESE/FEE\nLICKESING\nSALE TO MIWORS*\nOTHKR VIOLATIONS\nlocal licensing expressly\npossible suspension or\nrevocation for violation\npermitted\nof tobacco licensing and\ntax laws\n(S 370.390)\n(SS 70.250, 370.379)\n(§ 370.160)\nDefinition of \"sell\" includes\npossible revocation for\npossible revocation\n\"transfer by gift. \"Retailer*\ndefined as \"any person who sells\ntobacco products.\n(5 78:1)\n(§ 78:6)\n\"Sale\" defined to include \"gift\";\nno mention\npossible suspension or\nmanufacturer, distributor. or retail\nrevocation for violation\nlicense could be required for\nof cigarette tax act or\nsampling.\nunfair cigarette sales\nact\nLicensed distributors, wholesalers,\nand retail dealers operating nine or\nmore outlets or vending machines mus\nsubmit fingerprints and additional\ninformation. License may be denied\nto \"career offender* or person\nconvicted of crime of \"moral\nturpitude.\n(SS 54:40A-5 56:7-33)\n(s 54:40-A)\nCigarette and tobacco products\nnot specified by statute\nno mention\nlicensing laws require applicants to\n\"register and comply with\" general\nbusiness/taxpayer identification\nprovision.\nEach place of business and location\nof each vending machine must be\nreported.\n(SS 7-1-12, 7-12-9)\nThis column identifies those provisions that either expressly permit or require, or that refer to other provimions that expressly permit or require, suspension or revocation of licenses for violation of laws governing you\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxfb0130" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "T.V.UUA neuchater/ Owilzenand\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nTom S. Osdene / PM Richmond\nTo:\nW. Fink/ sid\nFrom :\nPassive Smoking\nSubject:\nin non-smokers.\nMedicin for publication.\nRegards,\nPlease find enclosed the manuscript of an unpublished\nwork by Matsukura et al. concerning urinary cotinine\nThe manuscript was sent to New England Journal of\nfor. W. Fink\nfolloz.\nEnclosure\nApril 3, 1984\nDate:\nNumber:\nlike ways\na entig\nt them\nact\nof\nDo\n4/13/8" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Message\nFrom:\nRehkop, Brenda D [Rehkop, Brenda D]\nSent:\n1/13/2011 5:26:57 PM\nTo:\nAdams, Rose H\nSubject:\nFW: MKG NY Ship date 01/11/11 outstanding pkg update\nAttachments:\nFW: MKG NY Ship date 01/11/11 Service Delay\nRose,\nThis is the same order you asked Bob about yesterday.\nThank you,\nBrenda Rehkop\nCustomer Service Representative\nCovidien / Mallinckrodt Dosage Pharmaceuticals\n675 McDonnell Blvd.\nHazelwood, Mo 63042\nUSA\n800-325-8888 s phone\n800-323-5039 - fax\nDPharma@Covidien.com\nFrom: Rehkop, Brenda D\nSent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 11:24 AM\nTo: Adams, Rose H; Darlett Oliver'\nSubject: RE: MKG NY Ship date 01/11/11 outstanding pkg update\nOrder # 70186764.\nThank you,\nBrenda Rehkop\nCustomer Service Representative\nCovidien / Mallinckrodt Dosage Pharmaceuticals\n675 McDonnell Blvd.\nHazelwood, Mo 63042\nUSA\n800-325-8888 s phone\n800-323-5039 - fax\nDPharma@Covidien.com\nFrom: Adams, Rose H\nSent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 10:58 AM\nTo: Rehkop, Brenda D; Darlett Oliver'\nSubject: RE: MKG NY Ship date 01/11/11 outstanding pkg update\nWhich order #?\nFrom: Rehkop, Brenda D\nSent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 11:57 AM\nTo: Darlett Oliver; Adams, Rose H\nSubject: FW: MKG NY Ship date 01/11/11 outstanding pkg update\nImportance: High\nRose,\nCan you help with this? The clinic is calling for their delivery and I'm not sure what to tell them.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gqyb0234 MNKOI 0000009511" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "05/11/98\n10:14\n914 279 4883\nLORILLARD\n001\nLorillard\nTOBACCO COMPANY\n29 ELM STREET, SUITE 101, FISHKILL. NY 12524 TELEPHONE 914) 897-3905 FAX 914) 897-4009\nMay 8, 1998\nTO:\nR. Di Donato\nFROM:\nD. Metviner\nSUBJECT:\nCOMPETITIVE ACTIVITY OMMONWEALTH TOBACCO\nCommonwealth Tobacco Company has been a very small player in this division. During the 4th quarter of\n1997 and the 1st quarter of 1998 they have been sparsely promoting MONTCLAJR (all packings) at 20cents\noff a pack and either $2.00 or $2.50 off a carton. All promotions are assembled and bought down by\nCommonwealth's own sales force and no allowance or incentives are given to the wholesalers. The\nsales force has been increasing in size, but we still out number them by over 12 to 1.Typically, they have 1\nsales rep and 1 manager for every 2 Lorillard divisions. Commonwealth has started promoting their Natural\nBrands at 50 cents /$5.00 Malibu at 30 cents/$3.00 and Riviera at 50 cents/$5.00 (select outlets only,\npromotions started in February 1998).\nPermanent/iemporary counter displays- are being placed in some high volume pack/carton outlets and\nmany placements are made gratis frec.\nP.O.S.- is rarely placed, and all temporary and permanent placements are limited to select outlets only.\nRetall Target/Coverage - Only select high volume pack/cartons are being contacted. The frequency is most\noften every 2 months with some select outlets covered monthly.\nI hope this information is helpful. If you need any more information or further clarification of the above\nplease call me.\nDCM\nCc:\nF. Riccardi\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kljv0105" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Letter #2\nApril 10, 1978\nMr. Dan Jones\n3001 Maple Street\nAnywhere, Annyplace 00000\nDear Mr. Jones:\nWelcome to TAN!\ntabreath products\nThank you for volunteering to join the Tobacco Action Network.\nYou have demonstrated that you are ready to stand up for freedow\nof\ndre\ntobacco and the people who enjoy the them\nchoice \"\nuse of\nAs a member of TAN, you are part of a nationwide movement that\nseeks to preserve that most precious human liberty -- freedom\nof choice.\nrestrictive\nThe main thrust of TAN is directed at local and state governing\nbodies, particularly those that are considering, anti-tobacco -\nlegislation. Such legislation may be in the form of smoking\nrestriction laws or punitive taxation.\nrestrictive\nThose who propose and support, anti-tobacco legislation are\nwell organized. TAN provides the opportunity for pro-tobacco\ninterests to present our point of view in an organized and\neffective manner. We on the TAN professional team are respon-\nsible for the organization, planning and major legislative\naction effort of TAN; you, as a volunteer, represent the most\nimportant aspect of the TAN program and may be asked to take consider\ncertain specific actions in support of our effort.\nthey\nYou will be hearing from me again soon. In the meantime, if\nyou have any requests, questions, suggestions or reports,\nplease do not hesitate to drop me a note or telephone (collect) .\nBy working together, all of us -- through TAN -- will be able\nto meet and overcone the challenges of the anti-tobacco forces.\nSincerely,\nState Director\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ktdc0105" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "from the book by Cisele Podbielski\ndal libro di Gisele Podbielski\nSardinia\nne day in July 1960, Ronnie\n0\nGrierson. a colleague of mine in\nthe early days at the U. the per-\nsonal assistant to Guinar Myrdal who\nhadnoticedhim whilst Ronnie trasserring\nas an officer in the British orcupation for-\nces in Cermany the war, rang to sar\nrery casually; are goingfora brieftrip\nSardinia, wouldyou like to comey' Mhy\nnot?` thonglit. Ronnie al that point in his\ncareeruras workingfor II Tarburg's Bank in\nLondon. The 't'e of that gmoup wem\nPatrick Gainness. of the Guinness beer\nfamily; the Aga Khan s half-brother. and\nRoy Thompson. the netespaper tyroon.\nHemet in Vice andfleir to. lighero, a small\nfown on the north-irest coast of Sarlinia.\nThe idea to risit the island had come\noriginally from another Englishman,\nJohn Miller, who hail been sent there to\nexamine a project to be financed by the\nWorld Bank, for which he worked in\ntheir European offices in Paris. He had\ndriren up to the north-east coast of the\nisland, to that is noir known as the Costa\nSmeralda. Completely enchanted, indeed\nmesmerized. he telephoned his friends to\ncome audsee the place loo.\n1 long drire through the interior - an\nalmost unpopulated region with a moquis\nof myrtle and juniper surrounding\nextraordinary rock formations that see-\nmed more the work of \" sculptor than the\nresult of the free play of the wind and\nnature. Lonely rillages were perched on\nthe hilltops; hardly ranother car passedus.\nIle saur those strange prehistoric round\nstructures unique to Sardinia, the nura-\nghé. Shepherds drore theirflocks of sheep\nand goats. The people were poor and\nabandoned. In Olbia, and in other foirns\nand rillages, they sat for hours in front of\ntheir doors, staring ahead of them, aim-\nless and hopeless.\nIle arrired at a beach called Capriccioli,\nnear which is now the famous Hotel Cala\ndi Tolpe, and beheld fabulous litule bays\nwith reddish rocks and white sand. The\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fqch0049\nwater was a gambit of colours ranging\nfrom emerald to turquoise. from pale blue\nto luminous greens. There ite found an\noll fishing boat waiting for us, complete\nwith prorisions for our outing: red wine,\ntomatoes. bread. salami and cheese. Il'e\nwere teelcomed by the then mayor of\nIrzachena, the little toun which was and\nremains the administratire ceutre of the\narea now known as the Costa Smeralda.\nIte started our inspection of the coast,\nsloirly moring along the many bays and\nbeaches, orerichelmed by the beauty of\nthat we sait, and by its solitude and pea-\nce. couldhardly-beliere that suchaland-\nscape still existed in our hectic and orer-\ncrourded Europe. Il all seemed tast and\nbeyoud the realms of comprehension. I\ncould not imagine what one could do with\nthis island, scemingly too inmense for\nhuman interrention or enterprise.\nRonnir, (1 charming, enthusiastic and\nattractire man. always full of ideas and\ndynamism. tras the leader of our expedi-\ntion. His idea tras to create u company\nwhich would buy some Jand and start\nwith setting IIP a hotel as a basis for\nfurther operations. He chose what was\nlater culled the hotel site` Here the Hotel\nCula di Tolpe was built by the famous\nFrench architect, Jacques Couëlle, who\nRené Podbielski e l' Aga Khan/René Podbielski and the Aga Khan\nhad constructed Castellaras in the\nSouth of France. The idea was for us to\nbuy shares and find other people who\nwould participate. None of us inima\nas big au operation as the Costa\nSmeralda was lateri to become.\nII mel again in Norember with somp\nother people whom Grierson had\ngathered, first in Rome and then went\ntogether to Ciritarecchia to take the\nTirrheniaferry to Olbia. Thiswas to beco-\nmetheusualiray of reachingour 'paradi-\nse Many years later the airline. Misarda\nwas created and it nou takes less than an\nhour to reach Surdinia from Rome.\nThe boats one has to take today are orer-\ncrowded, shabby and dirty: Ind one has\nto take a boat, if one wants to bring a car\nto the island. In the early days this was\nall rery different, and the contrast is\nunbelierable. Then the general stan-\ndarl of the cabins, the restaurant and\nservice was more like the Orient Express\nin its golden days. Todly one has the\nimpression of being on board a ship of\npoor and harassed inmigrants.\nIt first stayed at the rather run-dourn\nlly-Hotel in Olbia because in the area we\nwanted to explore there were no hotels, no\nrestaurants and no shops. To reach the\nroastirehailtoconunuteererydaybytari" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "23,\n1991. An amendment has been filed by Spencer Morrissey (Tecumseh) which\nprohibits the sampling of all tobacco products. Smokeless are going to be\nfiling an amendment which includes the following five points:\n1. Eliminate any mail order coupons redeemable for a sample.\n2. Restrict sampling to employees or soul agents of manufacturers.\n3. Eliminate sampling in places where smokeless products are sold and allow\nsampling only in areas in which minors are denied\nadmission.\n4. Require that any manufacturer who samples receive a permit from the\nSecretary of State for $100.00\n5.\nIf\ntwo\njudgements are entered against a manufacturer for violating the act\nwithin a calendar year, their sampling permit shall be\nrevoked.\nRegion IV will fax to headquarters both amendments by Monday, April 22, 1991.\nUPDATE 2/25/91: A public hearing was held with no executive action Friday,\nFebruary 22, 1991. The only change in this bill is that penalties were\nchanged from civil to criminal. Vendors and smokeless agreed to this.\nINDUSTRY ACTION PLAN\nUPDATE:\n>\nSUMMARY:\n>\nRESOURCES TO BE USED\nYES/NO\nDATE NEEDED\nDATE USED\nECONOMIC ANALYSIS/FACTSHEET?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nLEGAL MEMORANDUM?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nEXPERT WITNESSES?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nCOALITION ALLIES?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nTI GRASSROOTS MOBILIZATION?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nCOMPANY RESOURCES?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nPUBLIC AFFAIRS/MEDIA RESOURCES?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nADDITIONAL NEEDS?\n>\n>\n>\n>\nTI22771440\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/knbv0027" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "ESTIMATE\nJULY 1997 SUMMARY OF CHANGE REPORT\nESTIMATE\nDESCRIPTION\nEXPLANATION OF CHANGES\nNo.\nTRANSIT 1996 & PRIOR ADJUSTMENT\nTEMPORARY LOSS OF SERVICE\n7210\nTOTAL ESTIMATE CHANGE:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kyxx0175\nPage 7\nCONTRACT\nGROSS\nNo.\nBRAND\nCHANGE\nHIHONO02-11\na\na\nD\nS\nC\nD\no\nI" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "July 25, 1997\nFOR INTERNALUSE ONLY\nVendor Message Points\nAs you know, the tobacco industry has proposed a number of\nmarketing and sales restrictions with which we do not\nnecessarily agree. These restrictions would impact our ability\nto [continue with brand sponsorship, continuity and branded\npromo items, etc.] As bitter as it is to swallow, we are prepared\nto accept these restrictions as part of an overall resolution\npackage in the public interest while securing long-term stability\nfor our industry and business partners.\nTo manage our way through this period of uncertainty during\nthe political process, we have made some decisions that we\nbelieve are prudent for our business and will provide you with\nthe proper planning time needed to adapt. These decisions will\nnot affect our existing commitments and relationships this year,\nbut will likely affect the work we do together in 1998 and\nbeyond.\nWe made this decision now in an effort to minimize the\ninevitable disruption of our business relationship in the near\nfuture. As we begin our planning and budget process for 1998,\nwe realize that our business partners must engage in the same\nprocess. We are attempting to be forthright and open with you\nand all of our business partners.\nGiven the difficulty in predicting the future we felt this was the\nprudent decision based on all the information we have available\nto us. We are trying to manage our resources wisely and\nresponsibly and minimize any unnecessary financial exposures\nin the near future.\nThis decision was made after careful consideration and lengthy\ndiscussion among the leaders of our company. It is a decision\nthat we believe is the best way to manage our resources in this\nuncertain environment and for you to plan for your future.\nIt remains our hope that following White House and\nCongressional review and consideration, we will see this\nproposed resolution passed into law by the end of the year.\nWith it, we hope to see a new era of peaceful coexistence and\ncooperation with the tobacco business in the U.S.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkgy0070" } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "RECEPTION povelopment\nOFFICE\nYour Ref:\n:\n25 JUN1962\nNRF/MISB/5C\nOur Ref:\nSOUTHAMPTO#\nREC/BW/5.7.\nTelephone No. 26401\n2and June 1962\ni by :\nDear Sir,\nI am pleased to acknowledge\nréceipt of\nyour communication, and confirm that the\nfollowing accommodation has been reserved: -\nOne single room with private bathroom for\nDr.Griffith from 5th to 10th July inclusive.\nI have duly cancelled for room reserved for\nTr.J.G.Esterle for the 29th June.\nIt would be very much appreciated if you\nwould kindly give us due warning if you\nanticipate arriving after 7.00 p.m., so that\nwe can avoid any risk of the accommodation being\nreleased.\nThanking you and assuring you of every\ncourtesy and attention.\nYours faithfully,\n(J. R. Woods) .\nM.R.Page Esq.\nDirector and General Manager\nAdministration,\nResearch & Development Establishment,\nBritish-American Tobacco Co.Ltd,\nRegent's Park Road,\nSouthampton." } ]

[ { "from": "human", "value": "<image>\nProvide the ocr results of this image." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "NATIONAL\nADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES\nPRINT ADVERTISING\nPAR\nEPRESENTATIVES, INC.\n35 Wilbur Street, Lynbrook, NY 11563 (516) 593-1220\nLorillard Media Services\nTO\nOne Park Avenue\nNew York, N.Y. 10016-5895\nAttn: Ms. Eileen Antoniello\nACCOUNT:\nNewnort\n4th Cov.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggg0013\nIMPORTANT: PLEASE INCLUDE INVOICE NO. ON YOUR CHECK\nCHECKING COFIES SENT UNDER SEPARATE COYER\nBlack Two. Group - July 1993\n976/53\nMark,\nINVOICE 24215\nDATE\nApril 23, 1993\n2% 10 Days, Net 30 Days\nTERMS\nORDER NO.\nKEY:\nAMOUNT\n$\n1,855\n00\nm\n278\nLESS 15%\n25\n1,576 75\n296\n53\n31\n-\n1545 22\n92212015" } ]